I want a pet cat myself and I want an explanation for the cats being there in the first place. Last I've heard, cats became extinct due to being prey and a good food source for all of the new mutants and survivors. (If there is an explanation already, then I've haven't found it yet).

No. Freely duel-wielding is too overpowering in any shooter base game; there's a reason why it was removed in the Halo series. The other form of duel-wielding "isn't enough" for people because it limits duel-wielding to a specific "single" weapon (that weapon being a pair of pistols or something like that).

All popular shooting games have duel wielding like GTA or doom, with duel wielding they can reach a larger mainstream audience. fallout is a very generic game but it always felt it was missing more generic elements which would be duel wielding machine guns or shotguns.

@Jusey1

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Edit: just because every other game has akimbo, doesn′t mean Fallout needs to do that aswell.

I disagree with your 4. There are places such as portions in the glowing sea and that southeastern portion that are Inaccessable, not to mention that there isnt much other than a couple islands off the coast unless you think swiming in that huge gap is fun. To me thats just a crap, lazy job on bethesdas part.

Your list sounds like patches, not DLC.

What I want from DLC is more content, not a weapon.

Most people here are focusing on content that should be free, not story additions to the game.

That being said, I think Bethesda should explore Cape Cod ("The Cape") in future DLC. As a MA native, the cape has a major cultural and geographical significance to our state. It also would be far more diverse then what we see in the greater commonwealth.

Yeah I barely leave my crafting table as it is, if there was degradation then I'd never play.

new 20 hours scenario

Ah realism. You wake up flat on your back on the bed with a cat on your face. The damn thing follows you all over the settlement meowing until you feed it. I suspect they left them out because they didn't want to model them more than anything else. Being prey is not really a cat thing, as they naturally get much bigger when feral, and are second only to rats for being survivors.