During the E3 showcase, we saw Mole rats and Radscorpions being able to Burrow. Now what if....what if they brought back the Cazadores and they can use this new Burrow feature.....I mean the Tarantula Hawk Spider Wasp DOES use burrows in-ground as nest.

Sooooo......your thoughts on this :3

Why would Cazadores be on the east coast when they came from Big MT? Seems a very long way for them to spread

Maybe, but what about the Mirelurks kings in NV? I mean they are suppose to be related to the Horseshoe crab and NV is in the middle of the USA if you want to get graphically based off the animals locations.

I was just giving some food for thought here considering how dangerous Cazadores were in NV.

The Mirelurk King wasn't genetically engineered, while the Cazadore was. Swamplurks are seen in Point Lookout and are said to be from a different creature altogether.

I would agree that they shouldn't have been in New Vegas either, but from Obsidian's short dev cycle they used Bethesda's resources in the engine. Besides, if there are several types of "Lurks" on the east coast, it's possible for there to be others around the U.S.

I don't think Cazadores should be used in Fallout 4, but I wouldn't be against similar creatures. I think that's why they incorporated Blood Bugs though.

So as if Cazadores aren't horrifying enough, you want them to swarm from their origin point like killer bees? Yes, Yes i do think that makes you evil :-p

Cazadores aren't an evasive species. OR ARE THEY?

mirklurk kings are pretty much the only exception really to allow them in newvegas from a development standpoint. they look nothing like horseshoe crabs. and more like the creature from the black lagoon.

I am perfectly fine with those infuriating winged monstrosities to stay on the west coast.

Cazadores really wouldn't make much sense that far east.

Apart from that, we see them building hive structures nested on cliffs or walls. It doesn't seem to be a burrowing creature.

They're a westcoast thing.

Not in a hole in a ground but some hole on a wall of some dilapidated house or tree.

Now I'm thinking: why aren't there more options to let Dr. Borous know that the Cazadors are everywhere and really, really mean.

HE SAID THEY WERE HARMLESS, STERILE, DOCILE.

Wouldn't mind, but only if they removed that damned poision. That sound man... it haunts me.

I'm sure Bethesda can make their own deadly scary-looking insects, possibly even based on the spider wasp. Personally I'd love that, not so sure about the guy/gal who has fear of insect, heh.

IIRC, you were able to tell him in OWB, he just doesn't care/doesn't believe you.

Burrowing Reavers. .. maybe some sandworms as well. Talking sandworms that we can ride.

So you want to bring in cazadores and give them the ability to burrow?! They're able to wreck-face as is and with the ability to burrow, they'd ambush you as well.

Besides that, why would they even be on the east coast?

Doubt we'll see cazadores in Boston. Unless they reproduce and have spread over the US.

Would be redundant. Cazadore's already have mobility through flight.

Yes. Yes you are evil. Cazadore's are a terrible, horrible monstrosity that must be eradicated with extreme prejudice and fire and plasma.

GIANT GIANT MOSQUITOS COUNT?

NO! NO, PLEASE TALOS NO! NOOOOOOOO!!

*ahem*

They can stay in the Mojave where they belong. >:[

... Burrowing deathclaws.

Ya, I think we are getting those giant mosquitoes this time around, as far as winged enemies go.
Not that cazadores couldn't migrate. But, I don;t see why they would migrate. Seems they have plenty of food in the Mojave, for the time being.

Actually, Mirelurk Kings may not related to regular Mirelurks. I don't remember if this is from the game or just fan speculation, but they're probably descended from snapping turtles. That would explain the presence of Kings but lack of regular Mirelurks.