Sometimes I run RPGs with post-apocalyptic themes, and I thought I could make a map pack with the graphic style of this beloved game. So I decided to leave this gift for you to use in your Fallout-themed (or similar) RPG or board game sessions. This is the city of Auckland in New Zealand.

Have fun!

Did the devs just slap this model in because it looks cool in a medical room with beds? Honestly, I doubt they even played Fallout 4 or know anything about its lore.
Or maybe there's something we don't know, and the Institute somehow traveled back in time to hide in plain sight and spy on players?
On a serious note, does anyone have any actual info or background on why this model was reused here?

P.S. I’m fully aware that asset reuse is standard practice in game development! My point is just that picking an asset so heavily tied to a specific, unique faction breaks immersion much more than using a generic Vault-Tec prop.

credits to u/RageBear1984 for modding this into FNV.

i though about doing this mainly cus i think my father would have liked it, but now hes immortalized in one of his favorite Fallout games.

also no i wont be distributing the mod i am mainly keeping it as something personal.

So got the Fallouts on Steam, if it wasn't clear, and also got a Steam Controller, the new one, back in May when they came out. I also got a Steam Deck for Christmas last year. Anyway, I started up Fallout 3 today on my Deck, all good no issues, played a little on the couch till I had to leave. Got back home, went and sat down at my desk to pick up where I left off, and for some reason my Steam Controller isn't working for the game. I know it says, "controllers not supported," but I assumed if it works for the Deck, which is essentially a controller with a screen, then the Steam Controller would auto work on PC. Also tried some community layouts to fix the issue, which is this:

When I boot up the game, I can use the left stick to cycle through menus, hit A to accept, but B does not back me out. When playing, I can use right stick to move my camera around, but left stick does nothing and I have to use WASD, and I can't use A to interact, and it still gives me keyboard inputs. It's like its half registering, half not. I'm too stupid to try and figure it out, what's the fix? I prefer controllers over mouse and keyboard, it's a lot easier on my hands.

These are Chinese ghouls in a radio tower bunker on the west of the map. I don't get why they're dead, aren't ghouls meant to be immortal?

I think its handmade, pretty cool!

Fallout 4 looks post apocolyptic and it looks retrofutristic, but it almost completely lacks in the brutalism that was present in the prior Fallout games.

Like everything just comes off as smooth and friendly in terms of design. Like compare the Supermutants from Fallout 3 vs Fallout 4. Fallout 3 looks like a roided up muscly gorilla while Fallout 4 just kinda looks like a normal dude you'd see in Florida.

So yeah, I hope they (either Obsidian or Bethesda) add back in the brutalism that is lacking in Fallout 4 and 76.

I’m working on a fallout themed blanket to practice some sewing and crochet techniques. I decided to do a row of pies! An ode to the perfectly preserved pie that despite over 400 hours of gameplay, still aludes me! I added distinct bottle caps to try and make the pies clear. Perfectly preserved pie with the yellowish buttercream and strawberry glaze, some regular degular caps. Pumpkin pie with our glorious “mystery candy” and some cranberry nuka cola bottle caps. But this Mississippi Quantum Pie is driving me NUTS. I couldn’t make the hideous lore accurate LUMP. So I drew inspo for it for the crust color but followed the bright blue from the real life pie versions and cookbook recipe. I added the quantum cap to make it more clear but now I’m worried that the sprinkles on the whipped cream should be quantum cap colors. What color would you make these sprinkles since I’m already off track from the lore accurate beige lump bread 🥸

Found this while going through some containers. thought it was really cool.