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There are a lot of small camps and hidden loot caches just between there and Red Rocket, I noticed. One of them even requires a few seconds of thought to open. It feels like there's a lot more to find than there ever was in previous games.

Well then good news! You've already cleared an area you'll need for a future quest.

I fucking love how armor works now. It's a little frustrating that you can only layer a handful of armors (that I've found, at least), but Armorer paid off immediately. Once I find leather right leg, I'll be sporting a full set of Shadowed Leather. Not having the best luck with weapons (to be fair, I haven't even been to Concord yet), but my armor came together nicely, and in very short order. If anyone's found the small farm settlement south/southwest from Red Rocket, make sure you pass the target zone (keep it far away and on your right, and the water on your left), and head for the northern edge of the map. There's a scrap yard of sorts there with something that will make the outside portion easier. Make sure you eject the holotape, I think it might be hostile if you're not carrying it. In order for it to work, you have to wait (using the wait function) or sleep for an hour. It wouldn't budge, while I was watching it. There's a Fat Man in some junk behind him, and one of the enemies at the target zone had a minigun, so make sure you're not loaded down with loot. The workbench in your target zone is safe to store things in, as are all workbenches, as far as I can tell. I can tell from the teddy bear scene that bOnEs has already done this quest, but you can still make use of this thing that I'm trying not to spoil. Note that it can be sent to several places, so it will come in handy later in the game, if you keep it functional.

The two posts above yours answer your question. You asked earlier, it's just on the previous page.

My stealth character has been derailed, somewhat. I won't be able to get my hands on a good sniper rifle for a bit, it seems, and there are more important perks than Blacksmith, at the moment. On top of that, I got my hands on a heavy-duty double-barrel, so now I'm operating on a high-risk, high-reward style that has me sneaking into point blank range for a headshot. It's paying off, thus far. I've also been fortunate enough to find some decent-looking armor that suits my current style. Looking wasteland as fuck. Still operating out of the Red Rocket outside Concord. I've cleared the drive-in, but I refuse to use a safehouse with a sniper nest until I'm actually a sniper.

Haven't run into anything particularly dangerous yet, but melee seems functional, for now. I'm sure that'll be ruined, once I get past molerats.

More are always welcome. We can be a bit abrasive at times, but we've become more welcoming, as social media has drawn people away from forums and endangered our future. Anything to keep your home intact, right? Welcome to our little corner of the wasteland. I do hope you're social.

Well, a radstorm has blown through the neighborhood, shortly after leaving the vault. Anyone know how long these things last? Shelter obviously does nothing.

I didn't know we could still draw new people here. I assumed we were relying solely on old members, at this point.

I seriously feel bad for Pete Hines. Guy's a fucking superhuman, having to do PR for Bethesda and not blowing his brains out yet.

Nigga... that fucking says "tactor."

Anyone who has a legit $30 million is the GTAO equivalent of a unicorn. A $30 million price tag sounds like a trap for people who glitched or hacked money. Unless, of course, Rockstar has something special planned to let us acquire these funds.

There hasn't been a single reputable source indicating so. Asians do statistically have smaller penises, however.

YOU'RE STANDING IN THE WAY OF TRUE LOVE.

Shitty superpower. But hey, it's not the worst power you could have.

Hey, you sound like a good wife to me.

Actually, there's an ending where they return from their journey and help Novac, if you use your science skill to adjust the rockets' trajectory to be more accurate. It's the only way Novac has a somewhat positive ending.

To be fair, The Elder Scrolls has nurtured that sentiment since the beginning. There's always been a quick and easy fix for vampirism or lycanthropy. Bethesda would just need to make it clear that there's no going back. On a semi-related note, at what point do you folks think that one is officially a ghoul? As soon as the skin starts to fall off? When it's all gone? The first time someone recoils in horror or disgust? Or perhaps the first time they call someone a smoothskin. Maybe it's purely mental. There was the guy at the RepConn facility in New Vegas who thought he was a ghoul just because his hair fell out. It makes me hope for a companion or just an NPC who has no idea that he's a ghoul. Never even acknowledges the possibility of it. He's fighting for survival, just like everyone else. No time to lose sleep over a little skin condition.

Like I said, someone catches enough rads to ghoulify, they had plenty of warning and plenty of time to do something about it. Besides, your radiation level limits your total health. A casual won't have enough health to survive anyway, if they're that irradiated. Also, there's no cure for ghoulism. Ghouls are healed by radiation. That's some cellular-level fuckery.

Anything not released by Bethesda is leaked, so, yeah. There aren't really any spoilers in it, unless you count brief glimpses of locations you aren't familiar with, with their names on-screen in a language you don't speak. Also, I re-watched the video. He crossed the map from top-left to bottom-right, not west to east. His location marker wasn't immediately noticeable.

Lots of content today. Here's a guy crossing the southern part of the map (where it's most narrow) as quickly as possible. 11 minutes, but it should be noted that he gives up after reaching the southern border, not the eastern border that he was heading for. Also note that the map is more narrow in the south than the north. https://i.pantsu.cat/tmfbvj.webm

Official screens from Bethesda. Absolutely love the rain effects.

Spoiler-free PS4 screenshots. Not mine, of course. Not the best graphics in the world, but it looks damn good, nonetheless. I'll be more than happy to stare at it for 500+ hours.

I've always thought that would be a good idea. If you become irradiated enough to turn into a ghoul, you were being extremely careless and fucked up severely (or you were helping some redhead with autism write a survival guide), and had plenty of opportunity to stop it.

Fallout 4 next week, and you still haven't done a post-apocalyptic night. For shame.