To everyone saying driveable vehicles won't make sense gameplay-wise: fully agree.

Immersion-wise: why don't we see anyone, even NPC's, using ground-based vehicles 200 years after nuclear devastation? Especially when we're seeing vertibird spam, power armor spam, and synth spam? Why not even those APC's lying around, surely they can drive over rough terrain? I can build a simple generator from my Workshop. Why can't I repair a pre-war engine?

And before you say it: NO; vehicles won't use gasoline, they'd use fusion cores and coolant, lots of which can be found in the Commonwealth, especially by adequately determined groups like raiders, Gunners and the Brotherhood.

Why couldn't you post this in the other discussion going on? I agree with lots of your points though.

I could.

And I did.

But it was not applicable to that discussion.

If driving a car was added I would hope that they take their time with the driving mechanics and also the world would need to be a lot larger than it is now unless the max speed of the car is about 10 mph.

There probably were drivable vehicles around even after the bombs. Then BOS came around and tried driving them.

You will ride eternal, shiny and chrome.

If they added drivable vehicles I would assume they'd add NPCs that use them as well. Raiders on motorcycles and what not.

Raider bike gangs would be brilliant. Even a cart using those two headed cows is surely sensible, and the pre-war tractors, still run on diesel won't have fuel issues, as any number of common crops could be made into a bio-diesel.

There's already a vehicle in Fallout 4. Just look at Sentry Bot. lol.

You can ride on his shoulders and give it orders. be careful of fighting too much, you don't' want hot metal on your tender legs.

But I think super mutants would appreciate having an ready to made boiled human to feast on.

Please use the existing topic.