Fallout 4: 10 Craziest Fan-Demands That Won't Be Included

2. Flawless Animation

It's one thing to address the glitches, but another entirely to comment on what the game looks like in-motion when things are running smoothly. See, 'smoothly' in Fallout is still a pretty rough ride. Bethesda's game engines haven't leant themselves to in-depth human interaction (outside of dialogue trees anyway) or anything where you'll learn more about a particular character through how they move or operate after spending time with them. For the most part everyone is just a skin on a template A.I. body, moving through the world like everybody else. Come Fallout 4 you'd hope for a step up of Jak and Daxter to Uncharted proportions. No more hand-animated sections - instead fans need proper, motion-captured exchanges that can form the basis for some of the most monumental exchanges in the game's narrative. Whatever Bethesda roll out will definitely be a step up, but something on the level of GTA V, The Last of Us or The Order: 1886 is highly, highly unlikely.