type of gameplay, if you will, which is awesome.
Then, when it finally lands, you are able to mop up the rest of the Super Mutants before getting out. The reason why this bugs me is that the very first time you use a Vertibird as part of the Brotherhood of Steel mission, you actually get to use the gun while the Vertibird circles the area, CLOSE ENOUGH TO SEE WHAT YOU'RE SHOOTING. You arrive, the Vertibird lands, and you want to use the minigun to sweep the landing zone before getting out, EXCEPT YOU CAN'T BECAUSE APPARENTLY SOMEONE KICKS YOU OUT THE DOOR. You can use it to shoot enemies while your pilot flies you to your destination (except you can't actually hit anything, because Fallout has terrible graphics or loading distance or whatever). When you get into a Vertibird, you automatically take control of the door gun. Does he not know how to fly in a straight line or something? Surely you can just point in a direction and ask the pilot to fly there, without having been there yourself? Unless, of course, you are over-encumbered, but honestly, how often does that occur? Besides, lets consider the pilot. In the game (unless you are playing without fast travel), there is almost never a need for a mode of transport because you can instantly fast-travel to wherever you've been. What's up with that? It makes no sense, both game-wise and lore-wise. It will take you where-ever you want - oh, but ONLY PLACES WHERE YOU HAVE ALREADY BEEN. You set up a signal flare, and the Brotherhood of Steel, a MILITARY organisation, kindly sends a Vertibird to pick you up.
This one I know other people have been complaining about as well.
Sure, I can't carry 300 assault rifles in my backpack, but what if I want to shift that Raider off the rifle that his corpse is lying over? I can't do that now, because apparently I'm so weak I cant even drag the body. One of the consequences of this, however, is that I've noticed WE CAN NO LONGER LIFT DEAD BODIES. Also, feel free to add your own to this list! I'm curious to see what really bugs other people Since I don't actually know how to mod, I can't fix any of these myself, but if anyone is creating fixes/patches/tweaks, in my opinion these things are definitely worth including. So I've been playing Fallout 1.5 for a while now, and noticed quite a few things that didn't really sit well with me, especially in the new Survival, so I thought I'd make a list.
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