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Agreed, or a game full of bugs and glitches like FO4. Honestly at this point I kinda hope that another studio has a hand on it to get it moved quicker so that Bethesda can't Bethesda it up too bad, and stays more true to the feel of older games. While at the same time improving on the combat of FO4. The earlier games were better rpgs, but sucked ass at combat. FO4 was decent at combat but basically wasn't an rpg at all. I'd like something in between, and feel like a co-development process would help with that as well as expedite the process. That being said, even if that were the case, I still don't see society lasting long enough for it to come to market. Even if expedited with another studio, were talking 6 years at least. And I just don't see America lasting that long at this point.