It’s just me and Sim in here now, isn’t it?
It’s dead, Jim.
You couldn’t pay me enough to post on the Blood Forum. Maybe this is the end, Mr. Sim.
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I’ve decided to do some moonlighting to help cover the monthly expenses.
…that’s all I have to report. My armor is now half X-01, half T60. The glowing sea is actually kind of interesting, but depressing, to trudge around in. Although if the “undiscovered” compass markers didn’t pop up, you’d never find anything in there. I hated those markers in Oblivion/Skyrim but you’ve gotta have them in this part of FO4 or you’re just gonna wander around getting eaten by radscorpions and glowing deathclaws.
Speaking of deathclaws, once you beat the main story, they seem to be everywhere. I guess this is the game’s version of keeping things interesting, but wouldn’t you think that some quest should pop up where people wanna know what’s up with all these freaking deathclaws all of a sudden? That, and super mutant behemoths, which I didn’t run into even once during any storyline, are now everywhere. I’ve met 3 post-ending. Zero before.
Tomorrow: ship in a bottle (no not really.)
Luckily, in Boot Camp so I haven’t destroyed my computer. Yet.
It’s actually not terrible. It’s better than 8.
I wonder what Windows games I can run on an NVidia GTX 775M?
I admit it, Fallout 4 has made my life miserable. I can play only at night and suffer from “just one more neatly placed chair in this settlement’s recreational area” affliction at 3 a.m. Hasn’t made anything creative in the last month. At least I replaced broken tap in the kitchen today (planned to do it in December). The old one is worth at least 2 steel.
The Institute is a letdown. I found only one useful thing there *Institute spoilers below (hope the “more” function works)*:
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When you go to add a new Post, let me know if you’re able to use the control panel(s) on the right to “Add New Category”. That should be unlocked for you. If not I will fix.
You don’t have to create categories but it might make it more convenient to find stuff later if for some reason you wanted to reference your 3 year old blog post about that stick you found in Fallout.