Fallout 4 was a huge success for Bethesda, so it’s no surprise that they are already working on Fallout 5. While there is no official word on what the game will be about, we have some ideas of what we would like to see improved from Fallout 4.
In Fallout 4, they were more of a side quest and felt tacked on. In Fallout 5, we would like to see them as a fully fleshed-out faction with their missions and goals. Fallout 4’s Commonwealth was pretty boring in terms of race and gender representation.
Finally, we would like Bethesda to focus on making the world feel alive. One of the criticisms of Fallout 4 was that the world felt empty and lifeless. This is something that Bethesda can improve upon in Fallout 5.
Fallout 4 was a huge success for Bethesda, and Fallout 5 is sure to be even better. One area that should be improved upon in the next installment is the Minutemen. In Fallout 4, the player can join and help out this faction, but there are a few areas where they could be improved. One issue with the Minutemen is that they are spread too thin.
There are too many outposts for the number of members, and as a result, they are constantly being attacked and overrun. The player character often has to choose between helping one group of settlers or another, and it can be difficult to keep track of everyone. Another problem is that the Minutemen are not very effective at actually fighting raiders and other hostiles.
They lack heavy weapons and armor, and their tactics are often ineffective. As a result, they commonly get themselves killed or captured, which makes it hard for the player to want to help them. There are also several plot holes surrounding the Minutemen.
For example, why do they need the player character’s help if they have their bases and outposts? Why can’t they just call for reinforcements? And why do they never seem to recruit any new members? Bethesda should take these criticisms into account when making Fallout 5, and make some changes to improve upon the Minutemen.
Fallout 4 was a huge step up for the Fallout franchise, but there are still a few areas that could be improved upon in the next installment. The Minutemen faction questline is interesting but feels somewhat lackluster compared to the rest of the game.
With Fallout 5, we hope to see a more robust and engaging main quest that can match the quality of the side quests and open-world exploration. Perhaps we could see more depth to their story, or even some new quests that tie into the overall narrative of the game.
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