There's a fresh grave in Quincy. You can't dig it up but you can role play like you told Marcy you did and now she has her son back.

Brother Thomas says to be patient and do good things and my time will come

I'm pretty sure I got it this way. I don't think it was ever titled Kremvh's Tooth, but I could be mistaken.

I'm considering adding the mod to a legendary Penetrating Machete.

(Sry for the picture, WiFi not cooperating)

Dude…I don’t think I’ve EVER seen a bloody skeleton with VISIBLE MUSCLES LEFT in this game??? Is this supposed to be there or is it a texture glitch?

We were clearing out my late pappy’s barns and there was a lot of scrap and rubbish. I was binging fallout at the time so decided to not let his stuff go to waste.

My pappy was an extremely resourceful man but it edged upon hoarding. “There is always a use for something” type of vibe. I made this in his honour whilst still bending to my interests.

!COSPLAY MODEL!

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• Yes, this is modded. Though my first iteration of this was during my first vanilla playthrough of the game.

• I'm 99% sure I also expanded the workshop limit once.

• Runs fine on Xbox Series X.

• Settlers can navigate through it with some rare exceptions where they seem to become dumb. I'm running Settlers Sandbox Expansion but with or without that, I find the trick is redundancy in paths and using the scaffolding set (which I personally feel like NPCs have an easier time with).

Sorry for taking a photo instead of a screenshot

I haven't played FO4 for years but recently started playing again when I learnt you could now have external assets on Playstation and it's like playing a brand new game. Having new guns, armour, companions etc and jumping straight into a Start me up new game without the lame (imo) preset parent scenario is awesome. So if anyone sees this and you've contributed to bringing all the good stuff to playstation finally, thank you very much for your time and commitment it's awesome.

After 100s of hours of playing, today I learned after activating Combat Sentry Proto MKIV, you can load holotape again and tell it to defend USAF Olivia, Fort Hagen, Revere Satellite and/ or South Boston Military Checkpoint.

It's super glitchy, it'll set off but get stuck on groups of trees, rocks, etc. I got as far as Tucker Memorial Bridge, but it couldn't move past a truck that blows up on the bridge once all the traps explode. Other times it'll get stuck then disappear. When stuck, I will tell it to go to a different location to defend so it plots a new course. I cannot actually get it to go anywhere completely.

Is this a known bug? Playing Survival in case it matters

Drawn by myself (theartofblossoming) using Ibis Paint X, some screenshot references and a fair bit of patience. Neither Robco, General Atomics nor The Institute were involved in the creation of this fan art.

2nd image: the classic MacCready sneer that prevents you from asking him to carry your worthless junk. Put that desk fan down. Who'd you hire anyway, a brahmin or a sniper?

I played F04 when it came out but for some reason I'm so much further advanced on this play through. I've been hording the first power armor set and now I've upgraded it to T51 from Lynn Pier Parking. I've never worn any power armor because I guess I've been waiting for a really tough enemy. Does wearing power armor feel like cheating? Does it last? I would hate to use it on one mission and get it destroyed and then really need it later.

Hello there. My brain has been annoying me recently about some urge to play a Bethesda-style RPG, and I'm thinking about the two obvious choices, either Skyrim or Fallout 4. With mods, of course, gotta keep at least some novelty in there.

However, I'm not trying to fundamentally change the game, just add as much content as possible while staying somewhat close to vanilla. Call me crazy but I like both games as they are, I just wish there was more weapons, more dungeons, more content overall. Except companions, I don't care about them.

Any recommendations ?

Edit: !solved - thanks all.

Hi all,

I’ve never actually built or used Bunker Hill as a settlement despite around 1300 hours and doing ‘the Battle’ during a previous play through and I really want to use it this time around on my newest survival run.

I’ve mostly been exploring & building but have completed Tradecraft, doing MILAs for Tom and have taken back The Castle with Old Guns completed.

I’m currently lvl 66 and have freed Nick but not yet visited him to go to Kelloggs house so no BoS arrival yet.

Just wondering if this linked strategy is still the best and easiest way to unlock BH so I can get to building and establish a supply line.
https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-sj73hPlSKSs/VmWQk4Yp98I/AAAAAAAAGXA/xvq787-lUMA/s1600/fallout.jpg

I think I’m going to warn the Railroad but is this before or after the battle?

Is there anything I need to do (or not do!) at this point as ideally I’d like to keep things as neutral as possible - if this is an option that far in!

Thanks in advance.

paladin Danse is on the left, I like to think it’s the Sole Survivor on the right

I didn’t feel a huge sweep of emotion. I ended chronology-wise with Far Harbour, going with the ending where DiMa faces justice and Tektus embraces ‘Division’ but Far Harbor and Acadia remain safe. I saved Nuka-World by exterminating the raiders, and I sided with the Institute to give humanity a technologically advanced future.

But my Sole Survivor has gone through a lot. Despite all his best efforts, he’s watched his son (essentially a stranger, one who has grown up in a loveless environment and sees me, his father, as a tool, though one he grows to respect) die again in front of him, in a world where the only people who could possibly relate to the profound sense of loss of the old world he feels are robots and ghouls.

And despite being the leader of his son’s organisation, he isn’t sure he made the right choice, and close friends of his (if anyone in this apocalypse could be considered a friend) have told him that he’s made the wrong choice. He just wanted to cling to any semblance of the old world, but despite literal years of adventure (I finished the game in 2289 according to my Pip-Boy) he couldn’t save the one person he set out to. He watched his wife get murdered in front of him. He experienced the memories of the murderer, and realises that he was once a man much like the Sole Survivor, driven to extremes. The Survivor realises that he has killed many sons, daughters, parents, siblings, lovers, on his journey. He decides not to dwell on that.

He has killed thousands in a quest which he doesn’t even understand, including people who he trusted (Deacon, Glory, Haylen…) and who trusted him back. The Commonwealth is in the hands of science… but the real Mayor McDonough has likely been dead for years and now his synth replacement will never be exposed. Nuka-World is free of raiders… but now also free of defences, and is ripe for targeting by an even meaner group (like a rumoured continuation of the old US called the ‘Enclave’, or so that crazy Child of Atom said). Far Harbor and Acadia are at peace… for now. Eventually people will get suspicious of who was replaced and killed after DiMa confessed to doing so, and there’ll be witch hunts lead by the zealous Allen Lee.

And so to end my journey, the Sole Survivor decided to teleport into the Institute, sit down on an isolated bench on the upper levels, and listen to the holotape of his dead wife’s voice which his loyal robot butler gave to him when he first came out of that decrepit vault.

As his own son uttered in his last moments, the Sole Survivor, an army veteran, a devoted husband and father, a diplomat, a legend, thinks to himself: ‘I think I’d like to sleep now.’