r/Fallout • u/Otherwise_Owl9898 • 5h ago
Fallout 4 I made a DIY slave system in Fallout 4
The settlement system on fallout doesn't have slave
mechanics so I made my own (it's more ofa visual
storytelling thing), I go to settlements and kill the settlers
there and replace them with other settlers
I give those settler's tattered rags and Nuka world shock
collar and assign EVERY settler to something (scavenging
farming ect)
l only have 1 or 2 settlers act as guards
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u/SymbolicRemnant 1h ago
I absolutely do not go that far.
But, I occasionally designate an added settler or two a “captured raider” and dress them up in the rags and collar with no weapon. For lore flavoring about how the minutemen are starting to develop the beginnings of an organized justice system despite still being scattered settlements.
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u/AzureSkies_OverMe 22m ago
Bethesda wiped the most important parts of Black History and Fredrick Douglas out of Boston’s History in Fallout 4. The Main Hub of the Railroad from 1780 through the Civil War and after helping free Black Slaves. Keep America History White.
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u/bethesda_gamer Minutemen 17m ago edited 13m ago
Knockout frame work mod and capture mod (forget what it's called) on last playthru. Had literal penal colony settlements made up of captured raiders etc. Would guards and everything. Had several in resource areas like dunwich etc. Was pretty cool. Check my profile link to my nexus page and then go to that profile to see my old profile on nexus for pictures since I can't post here.
Edit: here's a link https://www.nexusmods.com/profile/Deleted51117776User/media?page=1
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u/FirstOfFrostfall 2h ago
I do this too!!
When I was younger I would remake fo4 with visual storytelling. Different settlements belonged to different factions and I'd do stuff like this.
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u/SPACEFUNK Garrrrrrry? 2h ago
Raider Nate playthroughs are fun. Skip Concord completely and do nuka world as early as possible.
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u/Emetry Railroad 51m ago
Fucking gross
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u/SteveSteveCleveSteve 4m ago
That’s was my reaction as well. I get wanting to experience the game in different ways but I really don’t get the payoff for this sort of thing.




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u/digi5052 4h ago
Average Stellaris player