Walpknut
This ghoul has seen it all
I got automatron as a gift, I just build a silly eyebot with a hat and legendary weapons (thanks mods) and don't bother with the talking pack mules.
Vault-Tec Workshop Pics
This ghoul has seen it all
Irwin John Finster
Sonny, I Watched the Vault Bein' Built!
That's some hardcore role-playing you're doing there. Now you and the robot can go roleplay Hubflower picking.
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Shardik
Still Mildly Glowing
And then just start picking those locks to get your booty call!
Mr Fish
Slippy sloppy, The
No no no, PC, remember? Console command her affinity to the highest and don't even bother with picking locks. If I want big wasteland booty then I want it NOW!
Apparently when we build a vault using Vault-Tec Workshop DLC... We build it above ground?
Just watch from there...
Darn I forgot we can't post youtube videos starting in specific times... Well go around 36:40 and see it from there.
Just watch from there...
Darn I forgot we can't post youtube videos starting in specific times... Well go around 36:40 and see it from there.
CerberusGate
I should save my game in a whole new slot
Doesn't that kinda defeat the purpose of a Vault though? A nuclear bomb shelter under tons of earth and reinforced concrete. You can't exactly call it a Vault if it is above ground but I guess this means that you can use the resources of the DLC to build Vault stuff above ground despite what the name of the DLC was...
They should have named this DLC as Mad Scientist Tools if that's the case.
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Logic doesn't matter anymore. Notice on that video when the Bethesda guys were asked where did they took the inspiration for and why make this DLC and the answer was something like "Well... Because how cool is it to build your own vault?!"...
"Not interested in discussing logic when things are cool".
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olestra
Look, Ma! Two Heads!
A vault built above-ground in some recession in the regional topography and then covered over might make sense? I sortof doubt that's what they're doing tho.
Also--well so maybe above-ground makes (slight) sense: why are we building a Vault centuries *after* the war and nuclear bomb threats--uh, while Vault-Tec and their technology and productive capacity is presumably ancient history? Is it discovered leftover construction protectrons with advanced programming helping you (I always wondered why there wasnt one locked in a pod you had to hack to activate at each workbench to help the settlement building system SOMEWHAT make sense)? Is the ghoul overseer an ancient pre-war genius... and magic user, capable of anything? Is the explanation worth looking up or is it just more depressing plot vacuity?
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Dickens Christ, this is an in-game character/enemy for the DLC? Is it a cloud or something?
http://fallout.wikia.com/wiki/Andersen
further edit: oh, it's a screenshot of youtube video compression--now the prospects are EVEN LESS interesting]
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I would say a nuclear bunker above ground doesn't make much sense, as you can't possibly shield your self from a direct hit. The heat of the explosion would instantly vaporize anything it gets in touch with. The epicenter of the explosion that is.
olestra
Look, Ma! Two Heads!
let alone starting to build a nuclear bunker after the bombs have already done their business--200+ years ago
in fallout history someone doing this would have to be a very devoted hobbyist like those wieners who larp out the american civil war on weekends, but with iq points
in fallout history someone doing this would have to be a very devoted hobbyist like those wieners who larp out the american civil war on weekends, but with iq points
Cooldawg86
It Wandered In From the Wastes
Bethesda is a AAA equivalent to a Chinese bootleg company. They are only funny if you enjoy spoofs. If you pay money expecting substance you are a damn sucker.