I mean, come on, the Pre-War section of the game was amazing to me. I would love another Operation Anchorage. There is SO MUCH POTENTIAL with the Memory Den. Imagine the possibilities of what they could do with DLC with that place! I feel the lady lying on the couch was interesting but under-developed, I want to know more about her.

Imagine going back and reliving Nick's old life, in a Noire Pre War Gang setting? Imagine reliving the memories of a soldier from any side pre-war!

Even a little $5 "Pre-War Build Mode" where you enter the memory den and build your dream Pre-War neighborhood would be interesting to me! Am I the only one who finds any of this exciting?

Also, Chinese Pistol, Chinese Stealth Armor, Chinese Assault Rifle, we need these back!

Memory Den is ripe for DLC plotlines, absolutely, but how could they add new items that you could take back with you? That's the only snag I can see.

Well, I was assuming there would be a separate settlement builder inside the memory den, that only exists in it. All the items from inside the memory den you wouldn't be able to take out, sadly. :/

UNLESS, in the memory, you find out where a certain weapon/armor/clothing is, leave the memory and go to that location in the real world to find the item.

That could work. Maybe have a special storage box just for that use.

I like to play Fallout in a surrounding with fallout and all the wasteland stuff. So I would surely not buy a DLC with pre-war stuff (only).

Perhaps you could build your own simulation pods in your settlement or home, and can enter your own little slice of pre-war life.

To do what? Out of all ideas and things F4 needs this "seems" like waste of dlc. I mean we already had Anchorage for F3 and that wasn't the the best dlc.

You again are riding along in someone elses memories. Lets say, pre-war boston. During the course of the dlc, at some point you stash your valuables, then the memory ends. At that point all you do is hoof it to your old hiding spot and retrieve the items.

You can't use items or pick them up in the memory den. Mainly because you are in a memory.

Yes, absolutely. I'd be really surprised if they didn't use that.


It was a good idea, but not very well done. With FO4's gameplay, you could make an experience that didn't feel like an FPS from early 2000s.