Hi Craig

If you think about Kushala less like a monster and more like an MMO Area Denial boss that you throw flash bombs at ... it becomes a lot more managable.

YOU APOLOGIZE ABOUT MY ARMORED CHICKEN RIGHT NOW, HAZZOR

@@TheChowderhead nah I hunted it once and hope never to see it again.

Haven't watched the video yet but you can get 11 in any stat if you pick up a bobblehead at 10

Ok so maybe putting him in glasses for the intro was a bit of a gaff but we all make mistakes.

WHAT A RUSH

feels like i took every chem at once...

It's like a drug oñce you start you keep coming ɓack

What ever the length of the vid, I'll know I'll be at peace listening to this man's sweet and superb voice

good feeling

This would be very helpful information if only I could read.

@@HazzorPlaysGames Well VATS doesn't necessarily describe what state it puts you in for melee, especially since it has the lunge. (I hope you have text to speech on for these)

Even better mixing rooted with blitz. Great way to teleport to enemies you can't normally reach and bash their heads in.

No fuckin way bro, how's that bone arm of yours?

Truer words have never been spoken

Just go tyrannid on everybody then you quite literally ARE the smartest person

Tbf, the alien does shoot first without saying a thing! I think Greg was more than justified in his actions.

I'm fairly certain I heard some mechanicus at one point

@@kapperbeastYT There was some Children of The Omnissiah there yeah. Another legendary banger soundtrack.

Was going to mention that myself. If the stats at 10, both the bobble head and special book will still increase it. So 12 strength was a possibility

You can set Strength at 10, pop a Day Tripper, use the Special Book and add the point to Strength and you end up with a default 11 Strength and 12 with the Bobblehead

Yes I missed that on my play through

Gump is a much nicer person.

@@ethanworner864 that is fair.

@@michaeltalpas also isn’t a drug addict

@@ethanworner864 the wasteland is a harsh place.

And I was kill-ing

big_art_boi on ig, very talented specifically at drawing large men.

So fresh, so new.

I VERY briefly tested the multiplayer rimworld mod with a certain amphibian a while back but the scheduling for that kinda thing is hard, KZfaqrs are usually very weird people and hard to herd into a box at the same time.

​@@HazzorPlaysGamesthats super fair! It sucks that it wouldn't work out but such is life. :>

wowie that seems crazy OP, I'll have to visit this nuka-world place sometime.

@@HazzorPlaysGames it’s in dry rock gulch, normally you’d have to turn on the power to get it, but with a jet pack power armor or just Bethesda jumping you get over to it

Oh also The Harvester gets extra OP when you remember that higher perks of Big Leagues give you a high chance to disarm enemies and with how fast The Harvester attacks it can just stun lock and disarm hella quick

Lol yeah all the main quest lines are pretty mid, fun game though.

the far harbor dlc especially gets a lot of well-deserved flak for it's absolutely awful ending, where the "good" ending where all three factions get along requires you to effectively establish puppet vassal states controlled by a shadow government lead by an immortal dictator, but it's ok according to the writers I guess because he feels sad about it or some such nonsense. Seriously, basically all of the storylines involving synths in fallout 4, despite it being like, THE plot hook for the game, are complete trash.

The Dima storyline for Far Harbour is some of the best writing in the game. It's a nice evocation of a lot of the android stories from the golden age of sci-fi. Just because you don't agree with it, doesn't make it bad. That being said, the main game storyline is pretty mid, yeah. It's fairly reductive in it's portrayal of the factions and the endings. Like three out of four factions think the best thing to do with the highly advanced science facility below the Commonwealth is to blow it all to high heaven instead of using it to, you know, try and improve life in the Wasteland. Maxson's brotherhood is quite frankly a travesty compared to Elder Lyons' Brotherhood in FE3. It felt like for FE4 they felt they needed to make the Brotherhood the grimdark bad guys because they've been the post faction for pretty much every Fallout game other than New Vegas. They essentially got the 40K and GoT treatment. All of the faction internal conflicts in FE3 were just dropped for the sake of simplicity. The Railroad is just plain boring as a main faction and should have been a minor one instead and the Minutemen are a rather aimless and bland romanticized 'american frontier' analogue. The only vaguely interesting faction is the Institute but instead of actually using them for an interesting dilemma, they are almost comically evil. At least they managed to throw in a couple of Institute characters that ponder upon the central conflict of the story a bit more but none of them are actually part of the storyline and have no effect on the ending. Diamond City originally teases some of that conflict but it's pretty much dropped entirely shortly after you enter. I imagine that a lot of the story aspects that the writers wanted to include in the base game were shafted towards Far Harbour instead either for development reasons or because somebody in decision making thought it might be too divisive. You've got the Brotherhood equivalent in the religious zealots, the Institute equivalent in Dima and his work behind the scenes and the Minutemen equivalent in the Settlement that is caught in the grips of power plays, paranoia, zealotry and just people trying to make a living.

The story is pretty bad. Fallout 4 has a fun world to explore, and a very solid core gameplay loop that’s made amazing with survival mode, but the narrative is… extremely weak.

it would be a kinda neat idea to do a Rimworld run of a load of characters from my other videos...

Aluminium.

Oh globbits. Unfortunately I think this means we're old.

I remember rewatching episodes we'd recorded on VHS, theyll be putting me in a home soon

Oops

Your profile picture is upsetting.

I'll try to put that nugget of information in a safe place at the back of my mind for future runs.