fallout 4 the rise of citizenship

ok remember in school when you used to do history classes that was one of my favourite lessons not just because of learning about wars and mass killing what caught my attention the most was the slave trade and watching the film roots whiles in fallout 3 and fallout new vegas you have covered some topics on slave trade i think you should expand this topic and go into more detail like hunting/capturing slaves transporting them preventing them from escaping selling/buying them you get the picture

when playing fallout 3 i liked the thought of getting everyone to vote to see who should be leader think it was the republic of dave with mainly kids and women and carrying guns this got me thinking that it would be good if you could create your own village by collecting enough material to build walls/houses or to repair robots to help with the building or protecting of the village like big town basically you try and get new people with skills to come to your village getting a doctor/teacher/scientist/soldier and so on with new people coming to your village you can set them jobs to help out and to train to being or assist other people in trades whiles you are travelling you may find a better person who is higher level than your doctor in your village and will have to do a mission to attempt him to join to your village and take over as main doctor and so on you need to make sure there is enough water and food otherwise people will start to leave or some people will not get on with others so will have to get some people to leave village whiles building your village you will get attacked by other villages trying to steal your people to work for them instead or slave runners and super mutants sometimes you will get enemy's that will join your village and wait until your gone and then steal your village and rob all your materials you have collected to create or take back to there own to use like vaults or building if you clear them out you can use them as your village these would be side quests but i think would be fun to do aswell as doing the main quest

It could be an interesting idea but A) it would require a lot of development time and it seems like the kind of thing that sounds ok theory but will falter in practice much like i imagine hearthfire did in skyrim.

Whilst I'd enjoy something like this personally, as a guy who loves [censored] like the Sims, I don't think it would really fit in Fallout.