Examples

Fallout 3, "Kid you’re to young for this stuff let the veterans do this."

"Sorry kid but you just don’t got the experience."

"What you want to do that but you’re just a kid."

When really may character is grey hair a moustache and looks to be about the age of 50.

These are just examples of what people always said so you in Fallout. New Vegas you were not treated as a kid but still on your appearance or faction. When the future fallout comes I have to say no longer do I wish to be treated in the game by my appearance or age. The game should be written without the characters appearance or age already set in the game.

Rather the set age strength, relation ship or karma should be how you are treated.

Instead when you ask to do a quest and join a faction. It should be based out your experience in the wastes. Do you think something else should be integrated in a future Fallout?

Ok when you say "Fallout" do you mean Fallout One or are you talking Fallout 3?

Your examples came from Fallout 3. The reason why you are called kid all the time is simple. Bethesda thought it would be fun to give us our character's age, 19. So if your character is old and grey, well that is one old looking 19 years old.

Fallout 3 is the only Fallout that gives our character's age.

Maybe, it'd make Fallout more realistic because no faction with a competent leader will let any crackpot with a 10mm join up.

Actually Fallout has a decent approach to this. If they could make the game longer then perhaps they could make it a more steady climb up the trust ladder with factions.

I'm sure reliable people are hard to find in the wasteland. And seeing has how even a simple fetch mission could be a suicide mission, i'm sure they'd let some random crackpot with a 10mm pistol go into a radiated mine for whatever it is they wanted.

I ehh what ?? Think my brain just skipped a beat there and now I am completly lost??

What about Fallout: Brotherhood Of Steel?