Super Mutants live a very long time possibly hundreds of years. There may not be anymore FEV but there were alot of them created by the Master. Then more were created around 2241. So there are super mutants out there that aren't even 50 years old yet. There were also super mutants working on a way for them to be able to reproduce in Fallout Tactics. So the research could still be out there.

Ghouls are created by radiation. So as long is radiation, there will always be ghouls.

Oh i see! I havent played the DLC's yet, so i haven't seen them. Cheers

Well,the outcasts only exist in the DC area, as that is where the schism between the BoS happened. In truth, the BoS in NV have the same principles as the Outcasts, as they are ultimately the same, The Outcasts became outcasts because they wanted to keep behaving like the proper BoS. Realistically, the BoS in F3 should have been called the Outcasts, and the Outcasts called the BoS.

mutated Cossack bears invading Europe!

that is In fact weary in line whit the current lore.

except in it won't be in Europe, so no, and can you please spell properly. What exactly are Cossack bears anyway? people riding bears? bears that are more intelligent and decide to behave like Cossacks? I don't get it.


on a side note: due to your terrible English and ridiculous posts, I think it would be good if you let me and everyone else know if English is your first language, where you are from, and how old you are. That may at least give me and other people some understanding behind your posts.

http://karkionen.wordpress.com/2011/11/06/nekropolis-den-gra-doden-del-1/

There you have a mutated bear.
Son or later the game will go to Europe!
The bear will probably ride on a big and fearsome beast!

that tells me nothing

That would be fantastic, then it would be perfectly fine to introduce Red Army Orangutans too and my dreams would finally come true.

KO spec for you then.

The red army had their nickname as the bear, just as the german wolf pack

Claws of the Bear: The History of the Red Army from the Revolution to the Present.

but maybe som from russia can explain that beter then me...

what? can you please answer my second question

also, I've never heard the nickname of the bear for the red army, nor can I find anything with a search about them being called that.

He is swedish, like me. Apparently...

• One of Russias' favorite animals is the bear, a hero of many legends and fairytales. Russians tenderly give bears the human name of Misha (sometimes adding a patronymic name out of respect — hence, Mikhail Potapych). They also apply bear-like qualities to people; a clumsy but kind person is referred to as a “bear.” The little bear cub was chosen to be Russia’s mascot in the 22nd Olympic Games held in Moscow in 1980. Bears live throughout Russia, and there are two main kinds: brown bears that are forest dwellers (the bear in those areas is also nicknamed the “chief of the taiga”), and white bears that dwell in polar areas.
  
• https://www.google.se/search?q=russian+bear+symbol&hl=sv&rlz=1T4HPEB_svNO363NO363&prmd=imvns&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=N9OCT_PJK8yN4gTzw7HnBw&ved=0CFoQsAQ&biw=1440&bih=688
  
• The Russian Bear is a national personification for Russia, used in cartoons, articles and dramatic plays at least since the 17th century, and relating alike to Tsarist Russia, the Soviet Union and the present-day Russian Federation.
  Russia is often compared with the bear by Westerners in not a flattering context as the big, brutal and clumsy country. One of the national symbols of Russia in the west is a tamed bear, often depicted with balalaika, or riding a bike. The image was greatly originated from the Soviet Circus.
  The bear can be seen on flags and coats of arms of many Russian cities, like Ekaterinburg, Novgorod, Norilsk, Perm, Khabarovsk, Yaroslavl. It is a key figure of Russian folklore, a frequent character of http://www.russian-women.net/russian_proverbs.shtml, riddles http://www.russian-women.net/russian_sense_of_humor.shtml and animation.
  
• The bear is the official animal symbol of Russia.

So for USSR its quite natural to start work on mutating bear′s as us did whit the death-claws.....

none of that says anything about the army actually called "the bear".....anyway you still haven't answered my 2nd question.
Why do you persist for the game to be outside of the USA anyway? There is still so much to be done in the USA, and I don't really see why the game should take place outside of the USA(minus annexed Canada) anytime in the foreseeable future.

now you go way of topic, so just stop it ther ..... but if some from russia can explain more plees do so...

I've never heard of the russian army itself being refered to as a bear, but in Sweden we have a saying about the russians (not "don't tread on the bear") that's something like "do not disturb the bear that slumbers" (bear refering to the ruskis) about not provoking the russians so that they'll invade us. There's also an old swedish saying that goes like "the enemy always comes from the east"

But I'm not keen at all on the idea of a Fallout game outside USA (and annexed Canada) to ever be made, at least in a nearby future (that is, for the next couple of games). Maybe a spin-off like Sawyer was interested in doing about the Resource Wars in Europe, pre-war. But otherwise, no. Canada I can see, and want, but not any place outside of that. For many reasons.

a giant lisbian gorilla with three heads and 8 [censored] named bob.

ok, so i would love for the enclave to come back even stronger than before. that, and i would love to see a giant army of mutant overlords or an alien battle like in mothership zeta, only they are on earth.

The key word in the title is NEW, not old. Besides, Enclave's dead and done with. We saw that those left behind on the West Coast, are nothing but remnants, looking to survive by joining in with society the best they can, while hiding their past history. The Enclave on the East Coast, is likely to be just as badly damaged, and nothing but remnants as well. Those in Chicago/Midwest, are probably as I've already said about the West and East. They might have some bases up and running, but they're hidden, not to full strength, and likely just remnants who don't want to be found out.

The FEV in Vault 87, was finished, just like on the West Coast, they VATs were all dried up. Super Mutants, unless they find the ability to physically multiply, they're going extinct.

Aliens is a joke, I hope. After Zeta's introduction, Beth better have learned the repercussions of such a move.

Enclave can come back as remnants, not necceserally as some old people that are trying to integrate into NCR or whatever, but more as a small fighting force that are fighting for survival.
Super mutants might come back, if someone develops some more FEV, but i doubt they would leave the fallout series completely.
Aliens might come back, but only as a easter egg like in the original fallout 3 and fallout new vegas.

Although I agree with the suggestions.. Those are merely arguments to bring back old enemies..
as for new... enemies..
Basically it would be new factions.. or major shifts in existing ones... The followers of the Apocalypse take on arms ... YEEEH