Jogre
So Old I'm Losing Radiation Signs
Was Browsing Imgur and found this. Looks like FO4 is getting another round of shitty Workshop DLC. GG Bethesda.
Contraptions Workshop
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So Old I'm Losing Radiation Signs
Was Browsing Imgur and found this. Looks like FO4 is getting another round of shitty Workshop DLC. GG Bethesda.
Mr Fish
Slippy sloppy, The
0wing
Все умрут, а я волномут
Or working ladders?
Mr Fish
Slippy sloppy, The
Hey heeeey now... Don't get crazy. I mean, ladders?
That's asking for far too much.
Jogre
So Old I'm Losing Radiation Signs
0wing
Все умрут, а я волномут
Woah, that's some sorcery here. Even Fallout 4 didn't go that far!
Mr Fish
Slippy sloppy, The
IIRC the problem with ladders is the NPC's using them, not the player.
Still, neat mod.
Jogre
So Old I'm Losing Radiation Signs
All the modders who are smart enough to make this kind of thing, are smart enough not to make it for Fallout 4.
Having a cake that only the player can use, is still better than not having a cake at all.
Ediros
Water Chip? Been There, Done That
Well, is anyone here surprised by that?
Still, the title itself is not something that makes me question what will the dlc be about. Probably, a lot of worthless gadgets like: Giant Blender that sucks in all the raiders, desk fan of doom, lawnmover machine gun or something as ridiculous. We already have got bowling bowl launcher, so they will push it even further.
Hopefully it will be even worse than Wasteland Workshop, that way they will lose even more trust.
Still, the title itself is not something that makes me question what will the dlc be about. Probably, a lot of worthless gadgets like: Giant Blender that sucks in all the raiders, desk fan of doom, lawnmover machine gun or something as ridiculous. We already have got bowling bowl launcher, so they will push it even further.
Hopefully it will be even worse than Wasteland Workshop, that way they will lose even more trust.
Mr Fish
Slippy sloppy, The
Pretty much all of Bethesda's latest games about about only allowing the player to have the cake.
Jogre
So Old I'm Losing Radiation Signs
Guess so, but with the ladders thing, it wouldn't take away that much if NPCs can't use them, whereas Bethesda games with there no-consequences for actions, and stupid settlement building actively take away from the world-building side.
mrpeng1
First time out of the vault
Knew that more workshop DLC was incoming, did not know it would be as lazy as this (charging us for elevators and bridges, seriously?!?).
No, we don't know yet. Those elevators and bridges are mods, nothing says that the DLC will be about that.
Chud
Still Mildly Glowing
Maybe the Gunner-style lifts we find on broken bridge-forts? And isn't this one a bit larger file-size compared to the first settlement DLC? I think I saw something like 250MB. Nothing gigantic at all. The funny thing is, this stuff would have made sense to release early on, like right around the game release, when people are just starting settlement building. Now, what's the bother? Most of my places are filled out.
Mr Fish
Slippy sloppy, The
Replayability?
Wait, are you implying that bethesda would rip off pre-existing mods and try to sell them as new features?
That's crazy talk!
Spacemunkey
Vault Senior Citizen
Aren't they trying to sell a remake of Skyrim with the mods built in?
MercenarySnake
Kept you waiting huh?
Well they're doing good...
Chud
Still Mildly Glowing
Eh, I'm a cheap bastard that'll squeeze as much replay value as I can out of a game, to the point of complete exhaustion. Whenever I try to imagine replaying Fallout 4 from the beginning or from an earlier save, I cringe. Hard.
I got the season pass, so I'll toy around with this stuff for a bit; I already have plans of adding elevators to a few places, but these bits of DLC leave little excitement for me after how the whole build your own arena didn't even work. Making my very own Rube Goldberg Machine gives me this awful feeling that brass balls are going to fly, things are going to jam, items will clip through and fall, and I will cry, like a small child bearing witness to his ice cream cone having fallen to the ground.