» Tue Aug 31, 2010 6:12 am
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Chloe Mayo - Posts: 3404
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» Tue Aug 31, 2010 6:27 am
Cats and Rats are both sorely missing from the game, and I don't think either one would have been eradicated by the war. The common house cat is, after all, a top preditor in the world and would definitely be around if dog's survived.
Cats are extinct in FO & the first two games had legions of rats - from common small grey ones to bear sized pink talking ones-, FO3 does have too few of them in comparison.
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Lillian Cawfield - Posts: 3387
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» Tue Aug 31, 2010 6:25 am
What about... http://www.searchviews.com/wp-content/themes/clean-copy-full-3-column-1/images/attack_of_the_killer_tomatoes.jpg?
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Alisia Lisha - Posts: 3480
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» Tue Aug 31, 2010 9:48 am
Flying radsquirrels.. ok, theres no acorns.. but maybe their diet changed?
but immagine walking through the wasts and then, BAM! from off a cliff or other high vantage point a mutated gliding squirrell attacks!
would make you pay more att. cause if you didnt notice him first, he would get the drop..
also would be cool for "squirrelling' stuff away... as a quest you would have to infitrate their nests and retrieve items that they had taken from townsfolk
but immagine walking through the wasts and then, BAM! from off a cliff or other high vantage point a mutated gliding squirrell attacks!
would make you pay more att. cause if you didnt notice him first, he would get the drop..
also would be cool for "squirrelling' stuff away... as a quest you would have to infitrate their nests and retrieve items that they had taken from townsfolk
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loste juliana - Posts: 3417
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» Tue Aug 31, 2010 11:46 am
I would like too see some Rad Squirrels and Rad Iguanas, It was strange as them a food in Fallout 3 but not a animal you encounter in the wastes.
Also, what about RadParasites? It would be a true challenge trying to remove a RadTapeWorm attached to your brain..
Also, what about RadParasites? It would be a true challenge trying to remove a RadTapeWorm attached to your brain..
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Music Show - Posts: 3512
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» Mon Aug 30, 2010 11:25 pm
woulnt they be attached to your stomach?
kind of a good idea though.. eat some 200+ year old food and have a small chance of contracting a parasite..
gets me thinking..
Brahmin sized mites or waterbears..
perhaps a zoo area? radmonkeys, polarbears that are green not from algea but radiation!
kind of a good idea though.. eat some 200+ year old food and have a small chance of contracting a parasite..
gets me thinking..
Brahmin sized mites or waterbears..
perhaps a zoo area? radmonkeys, polarbears that are green not from algea but radiation!
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Isaac Saetern - Posts: 3432
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» Tue Aug 31, 2010 1:19 am
Rad Dinosaurs - The FEV had a side effect of regenerating Dinosaur fossils exposed in Alaska after all the northern ice was melted by the global warming trend of a post-apocalyptic Holocaust.
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lolly13 - Posts: 3349
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» Tue Aug 31, 2010 4:29 am
Rad Dinosaurs - The FEV had a side effect of regenerating Dinosaur fossils exposed in Alaska after all the northern ice was melted by the global warming trend of a post-apocalyptic Holocaust.
That sounds neat, Reminds me slightly of Turok, but how would they have gotten down to America by migrating or something?
Also, sounds deadlier than Deathclaws.
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Nathan Hunter - Posts: 3464
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» Tue Aug 31, 2010 4:15 am
RadCats
Big feline creatures lynxes (bobcats) cougars would be sweet, could be a great companion such as dogmeat, for our cat loving players
Big feline creatures lynxes (bobcats) cougars would be sweet, could be a great companion such as dogmeat, for our cat loving players
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Your Mum - Posts: 3434
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