Summary

• We don't yet know what the next Fallout game has in store for us, but fans have already highlighted one feature they don't want to return.
• That feature is Fallout 4's base and settlement building, which was also carried over to Fallout 76 and Starfield.
• It seems that three games featuring building was enough, though, as fans don't seem keen to see it return.

ไAlthough base building was one of the most unique mechanics introduced in , it seems that fans don't want to♉ see it make a return in the next game.

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Even if we're not likely to find out what the next Fallout has in store until the next console generation at the earliest, that ha𓆉sn't stopped fans from discussing the things that they want to see from Fallout 5. There ඣare already a lot of ideas about what the next post-apocalyptic RPG should feature, but there's one mechanic that fans really don't want to see return - base-building.

Fans Say Fallout 5 Should Leave Base-Building Behind

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Although Fallout 4's base-building mechanics seemed ಞto be pretty well-received at launch, it seems that the court of public opinion has changed over time and it's no longer as welcome in the series. , a thread was made by Genesius that asked fans if they wanted to see building return in Fallout 5 or whether it should be abandoned.

As of the time of writing, the thread currently has over 1,300 votes and the overall result is pretty much a landslide. 70 percent of fans don't want building in Fallout 5, while 21 percent are open to seeing it return. The fi🍷nal eight percent apparently didn't even know that building was a thing in Falloutไ 4, which might say a bit about how much it was used.

Considering Starfield decided to bring back ඣsettlement building and even expand on it in a few ways, it doesn't seem likely Fallout 5 will completely leave the idea behind.

In the comments underneath the thread, most fans seem to agree that it isn't a necessary feature and that the best thing to do with it is to make it completely optional, just like in Fallout 4 and 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Starfield. Others think that it's "awful" and feels out of place since there are games that do it a lot 💞better by making it 🅘their full focus.

The𝕴re are a few fans who would like to see it return and say they had a lot of fun with it in Fallout 4 but it seems that, at best, everyone thinks it should be optional and, at worst, they don't want it in the game at all.