The closest thing to a behemoth on the west coast was Frank Horrigan. I wonder if the enclave put anyone else through that kind of FEV experiment program.

Granted, I am new to the fallout universe, but from what i have read, Wanamingos are thought to be extinct. Seems to me that it would be very easy for them to have survived. Plus, wiki says that Benny was seen running from Wanamingos. I think they could be in the game then.

I voted yes for one reason, and one reason only. I will start with what i did not like about the behemoth.
Dislikes
-Movment on him bad
-He got stuck alot
-All you had to do is duck in cover
-Was easy if you got to a point he couldn't get too
-Wepon looked to big to be real
Likes
-Unique and a scary sight
-He was GIANT
-He was just plain out a good design (other then the dislike parts)
Behemoth>Gargantuin
-Bigger, BIGGER!
-Only one but attacks strip in special quest
-Alot tuffer and smarter
-Only way to "Finish" him is to use orbital laser on him

Thats just an idea, he would be improved with all the things the behemoth had wrong.

If they want huge monsters without hurting the lore, all they need is a crazy scientist experimenting with mutation, and big control collars. And there is no shortage of crazy in the wasteland.

I wouldnt mind more behemoths. But they should have tank cannons and rocket launchers. Melee was silly and to easy.

They cant go to crazy with deathclaws. It would make armor meaningless. And finally getting your power armor should always be rewarding. I just hope they put more thought into it like the first 2.

Says the guy with the silly photo... :disguise:

A giant radroach would be cool. Weird Centaurs and Floaters that are abnormally different from their former selves?

I had intended to say "behemoths and deathclaws."

Oh, now I remember what I was going to say. A giant robot like Liberty Prime that you get to fight. It could be stored under the Hoover Dam...