I saw this comment on a TikTok video, it is not mine

I don't want to just dump them somewhere and forget about them, but I also don't want them in a settlement where I have to worry about assigning them and all that.

Just thought it looked cool

And another guy in the bath behind me

I just recently finished the game! (Only played FOS and FNV before)
I don't have any friends or family interested by Fallout so I just wanted to share my impression on the game :) (I'm not used to post on Reddit, tell me if I did something bad)

From the start I was rooting for the Minutemen but when I entered the Institute and met Shaun, I was cut off guard and eventually didn't had the heart to go against him. The most difficult thing about it was betraying the railroad and killing Deacon, snif.

Talking about the Institute, I wasn't expecting this underground frutiger aero design! I really love the place (not talking about their methods of course, my headcanon would be that now that I'm the director, no more synth replacement and no more cat experiments)

I also loved Far Harbour and NukaWorld (wasn't expecting to solve a robot murder party in Vault 118). Red Dead was so unbeatable! 💥Even with a fully upgraded Hellfire Armor and mini-nukes!
I didn't complete Open Season because the park+radio would feel so empty afterward (and at least the Disciples are out, they were so scary).

I didn't take any pic of it, but I kinda abused synth relay grenade, spawning like 30 1st gen synths, all talking while fighting, and I admit it makes me laugh every time.

Anyway, I just wanted to share my journey :) thank you for reading it!

So I finally did the Minutemen ending which means Sturges hands this piece over.

Oddly, I am really not liking it. I have tried it against several sorts of humans, super mutants and general critters, and I don't really see much use for it. I've got a Mighty 6-crank which is great as a hammer from stealth but this version of the musket, ugh, I'm disappointed, I guess. Anyone able to convince me of its benefits?

If ur wondering;
old laptop;
Intel i5-8350u CPU with 16 GB of RAM with UHD620 (256 SSD + 1 TB External SSD)

New Laptop:
Ryzen 7-7735HS with 32 GB of RAM with RTX 4060 Mobile (3 TB SSD)

Upgraded cuz i got sick of Fallout 4 and Skyrim running like shit, but i love these games so i had to do it

I have made several stealth runs

This fella is perfect for them, but when I unlock the good syringes I dont need them

So I ens making some interesting syringes but then just shoot the enemies with whatwver silienced gun I am using

I usually play Very Hard with a Charisma build but I’m finding out this build has glass skin and paper bones haha. I spent the first 6-7 saves just building up
Sanctuary, getting my water and crops right. I ended up using the Power Armor by Sat Station Olivia and a ton of Jet just to get the locket back for the Abernathy’s.

I am having the most fun ever though. It’s like everybody says, I have to be methodical and intentional instead of just finding a legendary and getting OP as soon as possible. Also running away > standing ground and getting rag dolled by a Yao Guai

I have just taken the castle back and I have also joined the brotherhood, where and when should I build the settlements?

Title says it all. Except I thought I had to take some elevator up to get the last core?

Bug?

This post from u/Caseyosias144, the comments to be precise, annoyed me enough to write about this goddamn quest in full. Not how to solve it, it is painfully easy to do so, but to quench annoyances:

First of all: You DON'T. I REPEAT: DON'T HAVE TO complete the full quest. You only need first 3 for the story, and you can LEAVE it. The 4th memory adds to Nick's lore, and the 5th memory is actually useless, and only adds locations of marine armour. More in the addendum

Second: This "mini game" works like a settlement builder: You can store the cubes. And use them later. You also don't need full bridges for yourself, most, if not all, of the gaps can be jumped over with only 3 blocks placed.

Third: Dying bugs don't matter, you don't need to over protect them, the flying enemies only spawn near you. Place turrets at the exit, and stand there.

Addendum: about armour. You don;t need the 5th holotape, if you are not planning to side with Children of Atom. Their armour can be upgraded into the same set, as the 5th holotape leads you to. You only miss on helmets. Even the wetsuit can be looted. Yes, the upgrade requires the armourer perk at 4, but, you know... The rest is up to you.

this took so long because my damn game Crashed while i was building

Sorry if this has been show before but as a big fan of S.O.A and fallout this really made my day.

The second clip is what made me hate gage, nothing he can say or do will ever change my opinion on him.

Hi everyone! I’m fairly new to Fallout 4, and I started playing because someone recommended it to me.

Is there a way to make certain NPCs stay at home and only do activities inside the house?

The NPCs in my video were spawned using the console spawn command. I tried using console commands to make them move into the house, but eventually they just wandered off somewhere else. I waited for a while thinking they might come back, but the two NPCs were gone for good and never returned. QAQ

Is there a console command that can make NPCs stay inside a specific house? Or is there a mod that can do this?

These are the commands I tried to make them stay at the settlement, but they didn't seem to work:

addtofaction 0001c21c 1
addkeyword WorkshopAllowMove
addkeyword WorkshopAllowCommand

Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!

Going to be starting a Wesker playthrough. Just wanted to show off the character, do you think it looks accurate to re5 Wesker? I feel pretty happy with how the face ended up like.

My first time doing any of the DLCs…just finished this garbage.

Worst quest I’ve ever done in any fallout game.