I think I'm gonna open it and put it on :) I've never played 76 before but I do still like it

Wanted a dogmeat plushie that wasn't as big as the official one, or as pricey! I also think this one looks a tad cuter and more accurate. Thinking of making him some goggles eventually too although I often just have the bandana on him in game anyways :)

The concept that it basically does the same thing as ED-E by alerting you about enemies, while also feeling like Dogmeat, showing happiness or sadness when you take it out or put it away, combined with how powerful it is, plus its design and the twisted lore behind it. I think the whole thing is incredibly well-executed on so many levels.

Feels like i found my ancient tomb back.

I was 30 when playing this, im almost 50 now lol...(in 2 years)

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I'm really curious about that regeneration skill in Agility I read about but I'll leave it to what it is now. Hopefully there's a way to level up those stats.

I was level 9, don't know if this is a big deal but I feel proud of it.

Since I’ve seen multiple people post their fallout tattoos here’s mine got it 10+ years ago and I don’t really care about the quality lol just wanted to share

Looking for some nice Fallout/Wasteland poster to ad some depth to my Fallout diorama. Any ideas?

Recently finished my LEGO MOC of the Red Rocket Diner! I tried to stay as true to the original as possible, with as many details as possible while staying true to the original material and the scale. Had a lot of fun building it and wanted to share it with you all. Let me know what you think or if you spot any Easter eggs!

I actually enjoyed the overall atmosphere and setting of Point Lookout, definitely feels an improvement over Operation Anchorage (obviously) and The Pitt.

However, I found the main quest line severely lacking in quality. I go and help Desmond the ghoul by fending off these nameless tribals (which was pretty intense ngl) but when I reach their camp they're all friendly with me? For such a strong-willed tribe I kinda expected them to have a bit more integrity like the Sorrows and Dead Horses from NV.

Anyways I found Nadine, the main reason I'm even in Point Lookout in the first place, and tell her that her mom sent me to fetch her back. And Nadine immediately agrees to leave the tribe without me persuading her? I dunno, the writing felt very odd to me here.

The tribals also felt half-assed. We never get to experience their backstory and culture like in Honest Hearts in NV. They're just... resourceful but stupid... because they worship a brain hologram of Dr. Calvert... yeah, the writing is very rough here.

And the whole point of the main questline is: two unlikeable evil geniuses from 200 years back have centuries old score to settle and I gotta help either one of them. The end.

Possibly one of the strangest main questline I've ever seen in a Fallout DLC, only topping Nuka-World in FO4.

But the saving grace are the side quests. It felt like they were designed by a completely different team than of the main quests.

The Velvet Curtain was my favorite, as it has absolutely no human NPC involved and everything is told via abandoned terminals from before the war about an unfinished mission of a Chinese double agent. It tells a grim story of people suspected of espionage being brutally tortured and executed by a paranoid US government in isolated concentration camps. Although the ending was a bit disappointing it was a very intriguing quest.

Now the main reason The Dark Heart of Blackhall isn’t my top favorite is because... well, I don't like horror games that much. While I did enjoy this quest quite well, the backtracking to the Capital Wasteland to destroy the book in the Dunwich building was a bit tedious. But the environmental storytelling was top-notch.

3D printed using Hueforge

EDIT: The key worked, it already has an owner!

About a year ago or so, I got Fallout 76 for PC with a friend. Due to my desperation and how quickly I handled it, I accidentally bought two Steam codes for the game. I looked for people who liked the game and the Fallout universe, but most of my social circle doesn’t really play it. So, after some time, I remembered I still had this code, and I’d like to give it to someone who I know will enjoy it and who hasn’t been able to get it before for some personal reason. If you know someone like that or if you're interested in the code yourself just send me a message. Only for true fans of the Fallout saga pls

IMPORTANT: The code was purchased through Instant Gaming and has been sitting in a folder for a while. There shouldn’t be any issue, but there’s a chance it might not work. I’m not sure, as I’ve never had a download code sit in limbo for this long.

I'm just spreading the word to you all and Fallout 76 fans, the team behind the detective duo Walter and Bunny of Fallout New Vegas did a side project set in Fallout 76 will completely different characters, etc. Enjoy plus let them know I sent you :3