Bethesda Shares Lesson's Learned for Fallout 4
In a brief interview with the <a href="http://multiplayerblog.mtv.com/2009/01/29/bethesda-plan-for-fallout-4/">MTV Multiplayer Blog</a> executive producer for Fallout 3, Todd Howard, it was mentioned briefly what the company hopes to learn from Fallout 3.<br />
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Right now, it's not really a matter of "if" Fallout 4 is coming. It is a matter of "when" the next game will arrive. With the huge amount of success surrounding Fallout 3, Bethesda says that there is a lot that they can take away from the experience to make future installments that much better.<blockquote>As part of an e-mail interview with "Fallout 3" executive producer Todd Howard, we asked him what he’s learned from making "Fallout 3" that will carry into "Fallout 4." His answer was short, sweet and told us nothing.<br />
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"Greatest lesson? Don’t let the game end, and don’t have a level cap," said Howard.</blockquote>Yes, it's not much but it is a bit promising to those upset by the level caps in Oblivion and Fallout 3.
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Right now, it's not really a matter of "if" Fallout 4 is coming. It is a matter of "when" the next game will arrive. With the huge amount of success surrounding Fallout 3, Bethesda says that there is a lot that they can take away from the experience to make future installments that much better.<blockquote>As part of an e-mail interview with "Fallout 3" executive producer Todd Howard, we asked him what he’s learned from making "Fallout 3" that will carry into "Fallout 4." His answer was short, sweet and told us nothing.<br />
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"Greatest lesson? Don’t let the game end, and don’t have a level cap," said Howard.</blockquote>Yes, it's not much but it is a bit promising to those upset by the level caps in Oblivion and Fallout 3.
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