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I know I am late to the game, but why does Piper have such a massive ass?

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I know I am late to the game, but why does Piper have such a massive ass?

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Deleted the pile of crap from my shitbox 1.



Game was corrupting every save I made which had the effect of not only NOT saving the game but also fucking up the most recent save I tried to save over.



That is how I lost over a day and a half of game time without knowing it and logged in to find my progress lost.  Tried reverting to an old save and working forward and the bug persisted.



Fuck this game.    Not sure I want to start over and replay it just to have it happen again.



Waste of money at this point.

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Quick question regarding the Automatron expansion:

Does it introduce new weapons and armor into the non-expansion world? I want to beat the main story before purchasing Automatron, but am wondering if the DLC brings new stuff that I can use in the main story.

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New patch came out today. No patch notes, but i read the next DLC is out on the 12th. Supposedly adding a shit ton of stuff to the settlement building aspect (), and will give the option of capturing wasteland creatures, including deathclaws. The big expansion will be out this summer though, and from what i've heard it will be a full blown extra story. Guess they finally got tired of people bitching about paying for rinky dink bullshit extras.

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Anyone download the "Automatron" DCL?

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These settlements are a pain in the ass and take up a lot of my time now.  They're always bitching about something.

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I played it for about a week. All the settlement building shit takes up way too much time. It feels like a sims game in the fallout world. It's a neat concept, but goddamn is it over done.

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I know I am late to the game, but why does Piper have such a massive ass?

Fallout 4 Far Harbor DLC Release Date, Price Confirmed: What To Expect From This Massive Content Pack
By Aaron Mamiit | May 05, 2016 06:59 AM EDT

The Far Harbor DLC for 'Fallout 4' is said to be the biggest expansion that Bethesda has ever created. It will be launching on May 19 for $25 on a standalone purchase, but will it be worth it? (Photo : Fallout | Twitter)

Far Harbor, the largest DLC so far for massively popular action RPG Fallout 4 and the first major storyline expansion, is set to launch on May 19.

Far Harbor is such a massive DLC that it is actually not just the biggest so far for Fallout 4, but the largest that developer Bethesda has ever created.

What can players expect from the highly anticipated Far Harbor DLC?

Heading To Far Harbor

The journey to the island of Far Harbor, which is inspired by the real-world location known as Bar Harbor, begins with players accepting a new case from the Valentine's Detective Agency to search for a missing woman and a secret colony of synths.

Players then head to the island off of Maine's coast, and it is said that Far Harbor features a more feral world due to higher level of radiation in the area.

The Conflict

Bethesda describes the conflict in Far Harbor as occurring between the synths, the cult Children of Atom, and the townspeople. It is up to players to either settle the feud and bring peace to the island, or throw the factions into an even deeper conflict. New faction quests involving the island's problems can be accessed by players through the DLC.

In addition to the opposing factions in Far Harbor, the DLC brings more threats in the form of new creatures. The monsters that could be spotted in the expansion include gigantic lantern fish and massive crustaceans.

New Toys

With new problems come new solutions, and in the world of Fallout 4, that means new equipment. A trailer of Far Harbor reveals some sort of fishing hook, while also providing a glimpse of what looks like a diving suit.

The diving suit spotted in the trailer amplifies rumors that Far Harbor will contain underwater segments that can be explored by players. The base game was said to contain such underwater areas, but those had to be cut during its development. Far Harbor could be bringing back these locations, which would be appropriate for its setting.

Completing quests in the DLC will also reward players with high-level weapons and armor, which makes participating in the conflict of Far Harbor much more appealing.

Ready For Launch

As mentioned, Far Harbor will be launching on May 19, with those that purchased the $50 season pass doesn't need to pay anything. For gamers with no season pass, with what is known about the DLC so far, it already looks like the $25 cost of purchasing the expansion as a standalone is going to be worth it.

For lucky ones, the wait will not be as long. Besthesda is said to be sending out invites this week to chosen players to participate in the closed beta of the DLC, which will contain the full version of Far Harbor.

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FALLOUT 4 MODS WILL LAND ON XBOX ONE FOLLOWING FAR HARBOR DLC NEXT WEEK
Tinker with your tailor, soldier, or spy

BY ALYSIAJUDGE
Xbox One players will be able to sink their teeth into Fallout 4 mods once the next expansion, Far Harbor, releases next week.

Bethesda announced the news in a tweet from its official account, saying that a closed beta for mods will hit Xbox One consoles after May 19.

PS4 players will have to wait until next month for mod support, when they will also be given the ability to create their own mods or download them directly from Bethesda.net.
PC players, meanwhile, have been able to experiment with mods downloaded from Bethesda’s official mod shop for almost two weeks now.

We’ve hit 1 million Mod downloads already on PC! Console coming soon, closed Beta for #Xbox Mods after #FarHarbor https://t.co/Mvp2BID8Pn
— BethesdaGameStudios (@BethesdaStudios) May 9, 2016

In fact, Bethesda told its followers in the same tweet that over one million players have downloaded the PC mods since they were made available.

Previous mods that we've uncovered include a new beefed up BFG weapon, glow in the dark collectibles, and - gladly-  the ability to wield a lightsaber.

Alysia Judge is IGN'S UK video host and is glad to have found a job where "mutant slaying" and "wasteland navigation" count as transferable skills. You can endorse her on Twitter.

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finally bought it. keep playing until past midnight which is making going to work in the morning a bit rough

In Fallout 4, the critically acclaimed post-apocalyptic action-RPG, you're thrust into a terrifying world filled with quests, things to see and do, and enough content to keep you occupied for months and months. Now, Fallout 4 officially supports mods thanks to Bethesda's Creation Kit, adding thousands of new quests, weapons, enemies, and gameplay opportunities.

The Creation Kit is free to anyone with a PC copy of Fallout 4 and a Bethesda.net account – simply download the Bethesda.net Launcher, create a Bethesda.net account, and then login to the launcher. From the launcher, you can then download and install the Creation Kit.


To commemorate the launch of the Fallout 4 Creation Kit, NVIDIA has created the Fallout 4 Mod Contest, with $40,000 worth of awesome giveaways. The grand prize includes $10,000 cash, support from NVIDIA engineers to polish and enhance your winning mod, and a custom-made Fallout 4 PC.

Winners of each of the four mod categories, explained in further detail below, will get their hands on $5,000 cash, an NVIDIA GeForce GTX GPU, and a Bethesda gift bag, which includes a highly sought-after Pip-Boy Edition of the game, a Fallout 4 Funko Pop figure, a Fallout 4 bobblehead, a Fallout 4 Nuka Cola hat, a Fallout 4 shirt, and a Fallout 4 Vault Boy mask. And last but definitely not least, 16 finalists will bring home an NVIDIA GeForce GTX GPU, and a Bethesda gift bag with all the same goodies listed above.

So what do you need to do to be eligible for all those lucrative prizes? Simple! Fire up the Creation Kit (available via the aforementioned Bethesda.net launcher) and fashion together a sweet Fallout 4 mod based off one of the following categories:

- Status (dialog tweaks, audio add-ins, general patches, UI revamps, utilities, etc.)
- Inventory (weapons, weapon adjustments, items, clothing, or others)
- Data (anything Workshop Mode or quest-related)
- Map (environmental mods such as vegetation, new structures or locations, weather-related, or similar)

After your work is complete, upload the mod—as well as a screenshot and/or a video of what it does—to Bethesda.net. Once you've done that, head on over to the official NVIDIA Fallout 4 Contest page to submit your entry form, as well as a mod description, YouTube link, mod screenshot, and the Bethesda.net mod URL. But don't wait forever! You've got until July 3rd, 2016 to enter your mod into the contest for consideration (note, make sure you're happy with your mod before you submit it to our page!)

On July 11th, 2016, NVIDIA will list the top 20 finalists on the contest homepage, and you'll be able to vote on which one should take first place in each category, including the grand prize. The winners will be announced soon after—keep your eyes glued to GeForce.com for the results!

Here are the official rules, terms, and conditions to the Fallout 4 Mod Contest.

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finally bought it. keep playing until past midnight which is making going to work in the morning a bit rough

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That's awesome, and miles beyond what I really want deep down:  the ability to apply ballistic weave to any hat.  I'm so effin tired of a battered fedora.

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Post a screenshot of your player...

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So what do you need to do to be eligible for all those lucrative prizes? Simple! Fire up the Creation Kit (available via the aforementioned Bethesda.net launcher) and fashion together a sweet Fallout 4 mod based off one of the following categories...

After your work is complete, upload the mod—as well as a screenshot and/or a video of what it does—to Bethesda.net. Once you've done that, head on over to the official NVIDIA Fallout 4 Contest page to submit your entry form, as well as a mod description, YouTube link, mod screenshot, and the Bethesda.net mod URL.