your ideas for what they should add to the pipboy
1. caculator
2. notes
3. checklist

Notes might be good, but a calculator? Whatever for?
And as for the checklist, each of your objectives is filled in when you complete it.
I vote for either a stopwatch, or an in-game clock. In hardcoe mode, you should be able to time when you'll need to sleep and eat, etc. or knowing how long it will take to fast travel somewhere, and what time it will be when you arrive. Perhaps be able to tie notes in with your in-game alarms, saying, "It's almost bedtime! You have one hour to find a bed."

a caculator for ineed to add up how much these 3 items cost and thers no shop around and ur in hardcoe so no fast travel

a check list for personal stuff like finding these thing like when i dided go out to go et the bobble heads and i don't know which one i have and don't have

Uh, hardcoe will have fast travel. Long ago confirmed.

it hought it confirmed no fast travel ohhh thats stupid it shouldn't have fast travel even though i don't like walking the wast for twenty minutes

What? What use would a calculator be? I mean, I have one on my phone, but I use it like once a year, if that. Notes are updated automatically for quests and locations on the map already, and what do you mean by checklist? Like a To-Do-List? Wouldn't that fall under notes?


This. The Pipboy 2000 had a clock, why not the Pipboy 3000? They could do it like in Fallout 1 and 2 where the clock was where you chose to rest or wait. Speaking of which, it would be great if they added the ability to wait/sleep until "morning, noon, evening, midnight" etc. like they had in Fallout 1 and 2. That way you wouldn't need to do the arithmetic every time you choose to wait or sleep until a certain time of day (thus eliminating that need for a calculator ).

One of the mods I always use in Fallout 3 is a time display mod. It helps to be able to see how long it is until dark or daybreak, or how long you are spending in those metro tunnels (an eternal purgatory is the correct answer by the way . . . .).

I don't know if the pipboy 3000 does it or not (still have not checked) but I would like it to say "Merry Christmas" and "Happy New Years" on the dates of the holidays like the pipboy 2000.

Than just don't use it and ignore that it is there :facepalm:

The Pip-Boy 3000 does indeed have a clock. And I support the idea of a calculator.

The Pipboy 3000 doesn't have a clock? Then what is http://img704.imageshack.us/img704/6529/pipboy.png? And do you really need a calculator to figure out how long to rest until a certain time?

You guys should consider taking a math class if you need a calculator for your Pip-Boy. You're not exactly performing advanced functions, and there isn't even any need to be precise. One function I would like to see is some kind of note organization. Listening to a set of holotapes was next to impossible to do near the end of the game since they were spread out over around 300 different tapes.

The pipboy 3000 has a clock but does it have a calendar? Does it say "Happy New Years" or "Merry Christmas"?

Pretty sure they already have 2 and 3 look under quests and why would you need 1?

Tetris.

Yes

I'm not gonna lie, this isn't a bad idea

I like to keep a pen and paper around sometimes when I play RPGs, its very handy. (The little bit I played Morrowind recently I would have gone crazy without a notepad. The organisation, or lack thereof, made it hard to keep track)

1. Add to the rows and columns of cells ABCDEF and 123456, so its easier to remember a certain area and feel like a map. Also just for aesthetics a nice little compass on one of the corners.

2. ability to add more markers to the map and name them.

Yeah, they should add a text editor, I would really love to be able to keep a log in-game as im exploring the wasteland.

Make the Pip boy breakable.

Also, this may be a stupid idea, but the pipboy can pick up radio, so why not TV, what if there was someone in the wasteland broadcasting TV and you could watch it on your pipboy at night in the Mojave....in monochrome green screen...epic I would say.

The problem I see with this is, The pipboy is such a critical device to the game, that if it broke it would svck beyond measure until you could get it repaired.

I like notes, that way I won't forget where I left things and what locks to go back to.

They should add Fallout 3 to the Pip-Boy.

Sup dawg I heard you like Fallout so I put Fallout 3 in yo Pip-Boy so you can Fallout while you Fallout.