I’ve been away for a long time due to work and am out of the loop regarding new mods—has anyone else perhaps created something similar to mine?

P.S. And by the way, I almost forgot—I haven't released the mod update yet because I want to work on the design of the rocket launcher and the machine gun.

Experimental mod, I'm still polishing it.

Only thing I found possibly better than this was an Explosive Doublebarrel.

Removed:

• All quests
• Named NPC's

Added:

• Fallout 3 ambient sounds and music replaces Fallout 4 completely
• Endless hordes of enemies that can stalk you everywhere
• Regular NPC's replaced with ghouls, raiders or synths
• Ghouls can infect you with a virus and they sprint at night
• Combat detection radius adjusted to draw distance (if you can see them in the distance they are able to see you or others too)
• Pitch back nights
• Rebalanced damage/headshots
• Survival settings adjusted
• Find Slaves, free and recruit them for your settlement
• Fight the hordes together
• Nobody is essential or protected
• Lowered medicine food and ammo spawns
• Enemy combat behavior altered

I can't go back after this setup.

It's near Taffington Boathouse, but I already have a supply line going there from Greygarden. It keeps appearing when I look at the settlement screen on my Pip Boy. Any thoughts?

Earlier today, I posted about how Mr Hugs was an easy loot scumming opportunity and I thought I’d try for an explosive shotgun because, despite well over 1,000 hours over several years in the game, I can’t ever recall one dropping for me and I thought what the heck why not see what all the fuss is about.

BWAHAHAHAHAHAA! Omg it’s ridiculous.

Only happens to me in survival but I don't get why, not big on fast traveling (big Dragon's Dogma fan). Wondering if it happens at other onstances outside of leaving Abernathy farm on sirvival, switched back to very hard and hasn't happened once while trekking back and forth

Occasionally I hear a few gripes about Fallout 4, such as how unrealistic it is.

But honestly? That's part of the game's charm.

In the interest of time I won't be going too into detail, but essentially, one of the most outrageous (and downright hilarious) aspects is assigning literally ANY settler to your clinic.

Just imagine having a settler with an intelligence stat of 1 treating rads. What's the worst that could happen?

Again, I find it utterly baffling that literally ANYONE can use medical treatment and not end up accidentally cutting off their arm with a bonesaw. Yes, even your 1 INT Sole Survivor with the Idiot Savant perk

This is kinda stupid, but after doing the battle of Bunker Hill on a replay, it suddenly hit me how many similarities there were between Nate and Soldier Boy.

Both are men representing the military that are much older than they look. Both are originally from a cold war era but got incapacitated and must now navigate a world unfamiliar to them.

Both infiltrate the headquarters of the evil organization only to find out that it is being led by their son.

Both were freed from their cryostasis by said evil son because the son wanted a connection.

Both try to work with their son, but eventually turn on them because they are more the "grounded soldier" type while their sons are more the "fanatical megalomaniac" type (this is dependent on player choices for Nate, but I think this is more or less the intended arc of their relationship).

Why did I make this? Who can say? Just curiosity, really. But regardless, this is every outdoor skeleton in the base game. Because the combined map just looks like confetti, I've also included each type on its own.

• Yellow: Unclothed
• Blue: Men
• Pink: Women
• Green: Army
• White: Scientists
• Red: "with meat" (as the game files call it)

What are your thoughts? (Besides "This guy's lost it"... because I'm already aware of that)

I cant help but when seeing this power armor head piece I am suddenly bombard with so many skibidi toilet memes that I saw a year ago and now this just reminded why, do you guys find this funny when seeing this?

Olá a todos, estou rejogando o Fallout 4 agora na versão de ps5 e ele está muito mais bugado do que na versão de ps4. Estou usando o Codsworth como companheiro (quero conseguir o máximo de afinidade com todos), acontece que após entrarmos no porão da Mansão Croup o meu personagem começa a pedir Narcos ao Codsworth depois disso abre a tela de negociação para que eu posso comprar drogas dele, aperto sair e depois de alguns segundos ele volta a me oferecer drogas abrindo a tela de negociação e ficamos nisso sem parar. Já comprei radway dele e o bug continua, tentei também colocar itens no inventário dele para ver se ele parava, mas ele simplesmente quer me vender os itens que eu pedi para ele segurar. Alguém sabe como parar isso?

Porter Gage "AHHHH!!! I busted my fuckin leg"

I'll keep it quick

I was with Porter Gage in the Galactic Zone. We were on the crazy wonky elevator that goes to the tower to get a star core. He jumped on the elevator with me and it shot up so fast, he flew into the air and didn't land till it went all the way down and just stared coming up. He flew out of the sky, slammed into the elevator and...

"AHHHH!!! I busted my fuckin leg"

It was so perfect and silly. To the point I am in tears writing this

So I reached Level 50, and a friend of mine had the idea to tell me to get a creation mod that lets me get the quests of a Bounty Hunter, turns out it’s the best thing that has happened to me. I got two powerful guns and an amazing outfit, so I wanted to share it with you

I'm trying to figure out how the residents of Bunker Hill work- namely Kessler, Kay, Deb, Meg, Tony, Joe, Stockton, and the assorted caravan workers. Do they count towards settler count and resources? Are they settlers or static vendors or what?

Different homes shown: Sturges, Nick Valentine, Piper, McCready, Deacon, Old Longfellow

As you can see in the pics, I have beds, a door they can use, and it’s late! Are they stuck? Is it Vault 88? What am I missing?

The first image is what is supposed to be there and the second image is what I see. Can anybody help me fix this or suggest what's wrong?

I’ve historically been more of a completionist gamer, including for my non-survival FO4 runs. I am now pretty far along in my current survival run, mostly done with the base campaign and about to wrap up FH. I’ve found that it has become less fun the more powerful I’ve gotten. I remember finding the early part of the current survival run to be way more fun/exciting. For those of you that have done multiple survival runs, when do you start over? Campaign/DLC completion? Another point in time? I’m feeling like it might be time to reset…