#Fallout gameplay

[cannibalcreeps]

Man can't catch a break around this woman

Bonus

[invader-barrel]

My very first YouTube upload! Gotta love it when a Bethesda glitch works in your favor for once 😂

[lastarvek]

being a bitter bitch pt.5

[electronicagaming]

Was playing Fallout 4 recently and opened Dogmeat’s inventory to transfer junk items cause I’m a hoarder and have a need to pick up every food, junk and decoration item I see and I got this gem of a screenshot

The look in his eyes say it all. “I’m gettin real tired of having to carry your shit around mother”

Not my fault I found a mod that lets me permanently place down junk and food items in the workshop

[cozylittleartblog]

8th annual nick valentine post! fallout 4 npcs Love sitting. they'll see a chair and ask "is anyone gonna sit here" and not wait for an answer. its like nick is on a personal quest to sit in every chair in the commonwealth. if he sees a chair its on sight

its because his joints are bad, obviously. he's like 140

[dotssu3]

jotchua

[scaradeus]

john hancock i will defend you with my life

UNCUT VERSION BELOW

[ghostly-smiles]

Noticed when you first talk to hancock in the statehouse and asking about him, goodneighbor, the institute etc he constsntly directs the conversation back to you. Even saying "enough about me, what about your needs?"

Makes me wonder 2 things:

Either anytime someone visits him, its a need, hes the mayor, and clearly is trying to help his people best he could, whether its food, caps, chems, you name it. So he assumes if youre there visiting him, you just need something from him. Nevermind how youre trying to know him better, or get some information or just talk to him.

OR

Hes absolutely enamored by you and looking for any way to help you out, wants to learn more, figure you out, etc etc.

I could see both working in this case too?

Also, this probably just a gameplay tactic to redirect the conversation since most npcs will do that but i like to pretend things sre purposeful 😤

[superchat]

we should make up a term for when a widely loved game gets a "spiritual successor" title announced and its advertised to be made by "the original creators" but its just like, two of the directors and none of the 50+ original staff of artists, programmers, animators, writers, sound design engineers, composers, etc.

[radioactivespacebug]

Sugar bombs, 100 percent daily value of sugar!

[cannibalcreeps]

Looking at me with them big ol' eyes

[invader-barrel]

Thanks to my subordinate Charon scampering off to god know where, I had to once again handle this super mutant behemoth. But thankfully once again the developers had my back and let me take care of it by overshooting with my nuka grenade.

[nitrozem]

War never really changes...☢

[littleghostblogs]

Playing Fallout 1 and noticing Necropolis disappear from the caravans is just. So perfect.

The game brings no attention to it. No one mentions it. The caravans just don’t go there anymore. It makes you wonder what happened, you solved all their problems already, right?

So now you have a reason to go back there, cause otherwise there’s really no reason too. And when you do, everyone is gone. There’s no more ghouls, just super mutants. They invaded, and there’s nothing you can do to stop them. Once you hit that date, the city is gone.

It’s frankly a brilliant moment of subtle storytelling and even though I already knew about Necropolis’ fate it still motivated me to go back, just to make sure.

I wonder how many people discovered it this way? I can only imagine just how effective this reveal is for someone actually playing the game blind.

[vnknowcrow]

I think dead money would be better if we were able to get into a lesbian relationship with Veronica's mute bald lobotomized equally traumatized ex girlfriend

[rad-hound]

Benny is dead, and I'm caught between my love for Yes Man, and my lust for Mr. House and Caesar respectively.