A long list of different suiciders(Characters)




 In a post-apocalyptic Fallout game, a long list of different suiciders could include a variety of factions, ghouls, animals, super mutants, mutants, robots, and synths, each with unique characteristics and behaviors. Here's what they might look like:

1. Faction-Based Suiciders:

  • Raider Suicide Bombers: Raiders equipped with explosives strapped to their chests, charging at enemies with reckless abandon, detonating on impact.
  • Enclave Loyalists: Fanatical Enclave members with cybernetic implants that trigger a powerful explosion upon death, sacrificing themselves for the cause.
  • Children of Atom Zealots: Followers of Atom who believe in spreading radiation by detonating nuclear bombs on their person.

2. Ghoul Suiciders:

  • Glowing Ghouls: Irradiated ghouls that, when they get close, explode in a burst of radiation, dealing damage and causing radiation poisoning.
  • Ferocious Ferals: Feral ghouls rigged with makeshift explosives, sprinting towards their target before self-detonating.

3. Animal Suiciders:

  • Explosive Radstags: Radstags with strapped explosives, used by raider factions to charge into enemy camps.
  • Deathclaw Bombers: Smaller, faster Deathclaws bred by the Enclave with implanted explosive devices, charging at enemies before exploding.

4. Super Mutant Suiciders:

  • Super Mutant Behemoth Bombers: Giant Super Mutants carrying huge barrels of explosives, causing massive area-of-effect damage upon detonation.
  • Nightkin Suiciders: Invisible Nightkin who sneak up on enemies before revealing themselves in an explosion of energy weapons and grenades.

5. Mutant Suiciders:

  • Mirelurk Kamikazes: Mutated Mirelurks with glowing egg sacs filled with volatile chemicals, which explode when disturbed.
  • Mutant Hounds: Mutant hounds rigged with explosives, used by Super Mutants to rush enemy lines.

6. Robot Suiciders:

  • Assaultron Bombers: Modified Assaultrons with explosive cores, charging at targets before initiating a self-destruct sequence.
  • Mister Gutsy Kamikaze: Military-grade Mister Gutsy robots outfitted with nuclear warheads, designed to rush and destroy fortified positions.

7. Synth Suiciders:

  • Synth Self-Destruct Units: Synths programmed to self-destruct when their mission is compromised, using a variety of explosives or energy overloads.
  • Courser Bombs: Advanced synths equipped with cloaking devices and high-yield explosives, targeting high-priority enemies.

These suiciders would add a high-risk element to combat in the Wasteland, forcing players to constantly be on guard and adapt their strategies to deal with the various threats effectively.

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Creating a long list of post-apocalyptic suiciders in a Fallout game involves designing varied and interesting enemies that fit into the game's lore and world. Here are examples of different types of suiciders, categorized by their nature and factions:

Factions

  1. The Fearmongers

    • Psychotic Bombers: Members strapped with multiple explosives, rushing towards their targets in a frenzy.
    • Fearful Prophets: Individuals with enhanced charisma who can convince others to sacrifice themselves.
    • Implant Bombers: Fearmongers with explosive implants that detonate upon capture or death.
  2. The Pranksters

    • Explosive Jesters: Clowns carrying lethal joke devices that explode when interacted with.
    • Sneaky Snickers: Pranksters who plant explosive traps disguised as harmless objects.
  3. The Orphans

    • Desperate Youths: Orphaned children coerced into wearing suicide vests.
    • Vengeful Survivors: Adults who have lost everything and turn to suicide bombing as a form of revenge.

Ghouls

  1. Radiation Bombers: Ghouls filled with explosive radioactive material, detonating in a burst of radiation.
  2. Feral Suiciders: Ferals rigged with homemade explosives, charging mindlessly at the player.

Animals

  1. Mole Rat Suiciders: Mole rats fitted with makeshift bombs, burrowing and then emerging to explode.
  2. Mutated Dog Bombers: Dogs with explosive collars set to detonate when they get close to enemies.
  3. Goat Grenadiers: Mutated goats carrying explosive packs on their backs, charging into enemy camps.

Super Mutants

  1. Super Mutant Behemoth Bombers: Massive mutants rigged with high-yield explosives.
  2. Brute Suiciders: Large, heavily armored mutants carrying explosive barrels.
  3. Mutant Scouts: Smaller mutants with explosives attached to their backs, used for scouting and surprise attacks.

Mutants

  1. Mutant Bombers: Mutants with volatile mutations that cause them to explode upon death.
  2. Explosive Spitters: Mutants that hurl explosive projectiles before charging and self-destructing.

Robots

  1. Assaultron Bombers: Assaultrons modified with self-destruct mechanisms.
  2. Protectron Exploders: Protectrons programmed to detonate when enemies are nearby.
  3. Sentry Bot Suiciders: Sentry Bots rigged with nuclear bombs, resulting in massive explosions.

Synths

  1. Synth Bombers: Synths with built-in explosive cores that detonate upon damage.
  2. Stealth Suiciders: Synths with cloaking technology that sneak up on targets before detonating.
  3. Advanced Prototypes: High-tech synths with experimental explosive devices for maximum damage.

Variants

  1. Radioactive Suiciders: Any of the above enemies with added radioactive effects for increased lethality.
  2. Firebomb Suiciders: Enemies carrying incendiary devices, causing fire damage on detonation.
  3. Cryo Suiciders: Enemies equipped with cryogenic explosives, freezing enemies in their vicinity.
  4. Poison Suiciders: Enemies carrying toxic substances, releasing deadly gas upon explosion.

Minor Factions

  1. Raider Bombers: Raiders using scavenged explosives to carry out suicide attacks.
  2. Mercenary Suiciders: Desperate or brainwashed mercenaries rigged with explosives.
  3. Cultist Exploders: Fanatical cult members who believe in sacrificing themselves for their cause.

Major Factions

  1. Brotherhood of Steel Traitors: Ex-BoS members who turned to suicide bombing.
  2. Enclave Bombers: Elite soldiers using advanced tech for devastating suicide attacks.
  3. Institute Runaways: Synths or scientists who escaped the Institute, now using extreme measures for freedom.

Different Variants of All

  1. Explosive Variants: Each category can have versions with different explosive types (e.g., frag, plasma, pulse).
  2. Camouflaged Suiciders: Enemies that blend into the environment before exploding.
  3. Armor-Piercing Bombers: Suiciders carrying explosives designed to penetrate power armor and vehicles.

These diverse types of suiciders can add depth and variety to the post-apocalyptic world, creating unique and challenging encounters for players.



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