5 Games That Fallout 4 Should Borrow From - Part 5
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5 Games That Fallout 4 Should Borrow From

Finally, after years of speculating, pondering and (im)patiently waiting, Fallout 4 has been announced by Bethesda.
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2) Hunting – Far Cry 4

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Though not an exclusively next-gen feature, Far Cry 4 is probably the title that features this mechanic most prominently in its gameplay and so, we’ll attribute the credit to Ubisoft’s game for these purposes.

Far Cry 4 features a world inhabited by a huge variety of wild beasts for its players to contend with throughout the game. Of course, you have two options in this case; either hope to avoid the dangerous ones or simply seek them out and harvest them for their various goods. Assuming nearly everybody chose the latter, this approach could add a little bit of structure to Fallout’s existing relationship between its players and its creatures.

Implementing a tracking mechanic for the various animals and beasts in the game could help players conquer the wilder side of the wasteland and, with the inventory system that’s already embedded in the series’ history, would make functional sense for each player’s quest for survival in the post-apocalyptic world.


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