Fallout 4 gets a new city with voiced NPCs and more than 600 lines of dialogue
A group of veteran Fallout 4 modders has added a whole new town to the Wasteland. Called Detour, the settlement is designed as a new quest hub where players can trade, rest up, and pick...
Fallout 4 fan shows sunny screenshot with modern graphics that took several hundred mods and an RTX 5090
The Commonwealth in Fallout 4 was never known for good weather. Leaden skies, a greenish haze, and radiation storms have long been the calling card of postnuclear Boston. Getting a normal, clear day over the...
Fallout 4 player mocked 2,000-cap closet in Diamond City compared to free penthouse in Nuka-World – and got plenty of arguments why that home is much better
Role-playing games have always followed their own real estate rules. Saving up for a modest place is almost never worth it: wiping out a couple of gangs and taking over their mansion is cheaper and...
Fallout 4 fan builds a pyramid so gigantic in the game without a single mod that it should be visible from space
The settlement system in Fallout 4 was meant to bring a little comfort to the Commonwealth after the nuclear war. Almost 11 years after release, it has turned into a proper sport: who can hit...
Fallout 4 fan used a couple of mods to turn the game into a gritty trench shooter with Warhammer 40k vibes
Every Fallout game opens with a reminder that war never changes, yet the series barely shows players the war itself. The nuclear apocalypse happens offscreen, and the hero emerges into the ruins decades or even...
Fallout 4 player found an 80-pound barbell bar and thought it was the heaviest item in the game – then someone showed them a 160-pound dumbbell
In the wasteland, the value of an item rarely matches its weight. The skeleton of pre-war civilization gets stripped for screws, glue, and copper wire, and the most unwieldy trophy around turns out to be...
Legendary power armor from Fallout: Tactics appears in Fallout 4
Fallout fans know exactly how much power armor matters in the series. These hulking metal suits can turn any battle around, and they look absolutely amazing doing it. Over the years, the franchise has introduced...
New Fallout 4 player at level 37 couldn't find a suitable target for the Fat Man and asked other gamers for advice
Any RPG inventory eventually turns into a museum of items that never get used. Elixirs, scrolls, rare ammo just sit there gathering dust until the credits roll, and Fallout 4 takes this to an absurd...
A Fallout 4 player noticed the Children of Atom symbol on Vault 81's Tina's forehead and came up with a whole backstory before finding out it was just a bug
A tenth playthrough of the same game works like a magnifying glass: the story gets memorized by heart, dialogue gets skipped on reflex, but the eye suddenly latches onto some tiny detail that got ignored...
A Fallout 4 player stumbled upon three legendary Deathclaws at once and survived only thanks to power armor and a river
Power armor in Fallout 4 gets sold to players as a walking tank, the kind of gear that makes regular combat armor feel like a pile of rags. That reputation holds up right until three...
Ten years later, Fallout 4 players noticed they'd been picking safes without keyholes with bobby pins the whole time
There's a special kind of discovery that happens on the thousandth hour in a familiar game. Not a secret location or a hidden dialogue option, but the sudden realization that a mechanic you've been using...
Rusty car turned out to be the most dangerous Predator of the Wasteland in Fallout 4 due to typical Bethesda bugs
Some enemies in games you actually prepare for: you hear a deathclaw roar behind a hill, count your ammo, gear up in power armor. Others make no sound, don't show up on the compass, and...
Fallout 4 fan showed how to turn a supermarket shopping cart into an equivalent of power armor using Bethesda's famous game physics
Power armor in Fallout 4 is presented as the pinnacle of pre-war engineering – nuclear cores, servomotors, a dedicated entry animation. But the most reliable shield in the Commonwealth turns out to be a rusty...
Japanese modder launched DLSS 5 together with ENB in Fallout 4 – the game now looks like a photograph
A Japanese player going by ピピ (pipi_rossa) got DLSS 5 and the ENB graphics mod running together in Fallout 4. The two have historically clashed since both hook into frame post-processing. Turns out the fix...
Fallout 4 fans recalled the best companion interactions – Strong and Hancock, and Danse and Valentine are the most memorable
Companions in Fallout 4 usually exist for two reasons: carrying loot and soaking up bullets meant for the hero. But what actually sticks in people's memory isn't their combat stats – it's the moment a...
A Fallout 4 fan noticed that Desdemona from the Railroad crosses out the player's name from the list of living agents immediately after teleporting into the Institute
Usually a hero dies in an RPG behind a loading screen, and the world around them never even notices. Much creepier is the other version, where you're alive, well, and locked inside a suit of...
Fallout 4 veteran stumbles upon a random encounter with Skinny Malone for the first time in three thousand hours
Sparing an enemy in Bethesda games usually just means saving a few bullets and picking up a tiny bit of experience. But every once in a while, mercy pays off hundreds of hours later in...
Some Fallout 4 fans were surprised to learn that the game is literally packed with references to Blade Runner
A good science fiction setting rarely exists in a vacuum – it always builds on the shoulders of genre classics. But when a game manages to weave in not just a reference, but an entire...
Fallout fans wondered how characters manage to see anything through the power armor helmet
When artists design battle armor for the far future, aesthetics almost always win out over ergonomics. The result tends to be the same: a mighty warrior in an impenetrable suit whose head physically cannot look...
Fallout 4 fan raised an odd question – how many years of cleaning would it take Codsworth to turn the Wasteland from a dump into a decent place to live
The Mr. Handy robot butler series was built for suburban household chores – mowing the lawn, wiping down countertops, cooking dinner. Sending one of these things to clean up a ransacked amusement park where three...
