The Mechanist was indeed wasted. Like, this chick built *hundreds,* or even *thousands,* of robots but couldn't be bothered to double check her coding?! You know what would've been awesome? If the robots initially showed up in the Commonwealth, helping out on settlements and policing the road. Why? Because the character in the comics was a hero and that's what this cosplayer was trying to emulate! Then, outta nowhere, some rogue third party hijacks the signal and makes them run amok. You've then gotta confront and then join the Mechanist in stopping them! You can't make a character both brilliant and incompetent in the same breath. That's just dumb!
@@tylercoon1791 I thought he was part of the Unstoppables crew. Eh, whatever. Isabel Cruz still had good intentions, but somehow didn't think to run some field tests.
I think Far Harbor is decent with a good story, kinda wanted more on the "Is the main character a synth?" thing that it had going on while talking to the crazy synth, and Automatron is kinda cool, because robot companions are my favorites
Far Harbor was a good DLC just because it was the only one with any substance; full new location with side quests and a decent story. Nuka world is almost empty outside the actual park and the “good” outcome is just murder all the raiders single handedly. It’s only purpose was to add an “evil” play style in an RPG with no real evil choices. The park is kinda fun to explore though Was gonna say Far Harbor deserved a 4/5 but that’s just because majority of the DLC was ass so ima have to agree with Dagoth on the 3/5 rating
The crab was bullshit, I was waiting for some sort of epic fight and that dinky little thing really ruined it for me. I can laugh about it now, but I was pissed at the time.
Are we just going to ignore the elephant in the room. where they force you to play this shity Minecraft knock off puzzle game that takes an uncomfortable amount of time, even when you watch a how to video step by step. it's annoying okay, there I said it. I know we were all trying to forget that part of the dlc, but fuck far harbor for that.
My biggest gripe with Wasteland Workshop has to be the lack of integration with the other dlc’s. What I mean by this is why can I not mount a rad rat’s head or a nukalurk claw on my wall? Why can I not capture a rad chicken or gulper in the far harbor settlements? Just having these be available if you have both dlcs would just be awesome and it baffles me how Bethesda never saw such potential. Also why the hell are there not whole taxidermies of wasteland creatures. Why can I not stuff a whole ass deathclaw and place it outside my front door to ward off solicitors? C’mon Todd you did this with that one room expansion in Hearthfire it’s not that hard.
@@thebigjuicethesip I feel like this is the general way to describe all of bethesdas games the father we get along, from morrowind to oblivion great bones but less fat and meat, then from oblivion to skyrim even stronger bones (better combat and other improvements) but way less meat and fat (highly reduced quality of story, side quests, environment and general depth) basically while the tech keeps getting better the devs seem to get lazier and lazier as time goes on and the games suffer for it at least in bethesdas case.
I really enjoy how you write the script for the AI, it actually feels like they’re more or less having a real conversation. Really good marks when he’s eloquently speaking down on us or the topic too Not sure what I could recommend as I haven’t seen all of what you’ve made, maybe ranking factions/faction leaders & lieutenants in New Vegas?
They honestly could've made one last DLC with your spouse. He/She could've been the first synth your son made beside his younger self who then ran off in discontent. Now He/She wants you to come find her in some new area of the game to settle things. DLC could've been called 'Broken Hearts" or something.
To this day I often sum up how poor and meh Fallout4s main story and location was by simply pointing out that Far Harbor has a better location and story than the main game.
Honestly for the vault DLC, I enjoyed exploring the vault, the satisfaction of dismantling huge items and debris, and using it to farm materials for my other vaults. It's surprisingly big and easy to get lost in because no one likes the local map.
With Nuka World, I do feel Dagoth Ur missed one good thing for it: a gun that didn't look like an abomination in the form of the hand-made rifle though I could also imagine he'd point out mods that fulfill it better than Nuka World itself.
I actually enjoyed far harbor more than normal fallout 4 just because at least the story is interesting and it actually has some decent dialogue albeit hindered by the stupid dialogue wheel
I completely forget the dialogue wheel is a thing until I play fallout 4 again. I like the voiced lines but not the uncertainty in what I was actually about to say.
I thought Nuka-World was under baked. I really wished there had been more and I wish it had been deeper. You can clear it in an afternoon and the end result is just like a extra companion and the ability to raid settlements. They missed a chance for some rogue AI animatronics or something. They should have had a shootout on an operating rollercoaster, they should have had games the players could have played. Just a lot of missed chances.
My favorite memory of Automatron was turning Crossword from a Mr handy to a heavily armed and armored sentry bot. Whenever I boot up the game for fun and see a giant sentry bot in my camp speaking with a British accent it makes me chuckle for a second.
Far Harbor should definitely be at least a 4/5. Having it on the same level as Nuka World just feels wrong. It also gives you some badass weapons and armor like the Kiloton Radium Rifle and the Recon Marine Armor.
In Automatrons defense, the DLC by itself was priced lower than Far Harbor or Nuka World. IMO it was a fair price at the time for the shorter story and less content.
I never liked how Bethesda bet the farm on the settlement mechanics/focus in Fallout 4 and think it ultimately destroyed any replay value the game had. My opinion of the DLCs was directly tied into how little I had to interact with settlements and how much I could explore/roleplay. I liked Nukaworld up until they told you to go do settlement stuff back in Boston, which by the end of my playthrough I was completely fatigued and disgusted towards. Never finished it because of that; just went back to the Commonwealth, gave Danse a cowboy hat, and brought him to Nukaworld to go on a merry little raider purge. Far Harbor was fun and the atmosphere was on point, but felt like a dumber mix of Point Lookout and watered-down Blade Runner for a plot. The rest of the DLCs are not memorable to me in the slightest, except for the Vault-Tec Workshop. I remember starting that DLC after completing all the others, going in, meeting the ghoulified overseer, and then getting told that the quests were purely going to be focused on more settlement BS I wanted no part of. I distinctly remember immediately building a large concrete barricade to block off the entrance thus trapping the overseer minutes after getting freedom, then leaving the vault. I finished up a few sidequests then never playing Fallout 4 again.
Cogsworth is such a bro though. He literally waits for centuries for your family to come home. From a role-playing perspective he's absolutely the best.
Keeping the Red Death as a pet could have been more to the tale you had to spin up. "Oh, the red death? Yeah, we gave it a valiant death and we are keeping its offspring in a cage as both a trophy and a natural light house of sorts. Stack your appreciation at my feet."
I never really played the DLCs or even finished the base game. I got to the institute but then for some reason dropped the game because I got overwhelmed by all these outposts I've built that were constantly being attacked. Really like the building feature but it's kinda overwhelming to keep track of if you want everyone to be happy and protected.
Their is a good way to keep them safe but it takes some gridinf unfortunately. Perhaps give it another go and build the settlements later. Plus if they die you can just reclaim it I think so don't worry about it too much.
@@thebigjuicethesip I think I played it wrong anyways because I constantly get overloaded. I carry a lot of weapons and healing stuff with me because I find myself running out of ammo with all the enemies being so spongy despite having upgraded weapons. Also the way how the story is spanning out and who to side with in the end is a bit overwhelming if you want to get all achievements. Maybe I start over again and not bother with any of that building stuff at first.
Well... you can actually build with Vault pieces outside of Vault 88. You just have to complete the DLC. I don't know where you got that "It doesn't work outside of Vault 88" stuff from. For example, i decded to do a bit of settlement rp and build an enclave bunker under the Mechanist's lair and an Institute holdout on Spectacle island with these pieces
From the playing the game seeing that the only pieces that work are room pieces and not the ability to make a vault of your own that go underground at any location. They don't have that. Maybe at some point you can build under a settlement or to but you can not build you're own vaults. At best low grade above ground shelters.
He sounds so sad when talking about Far Harbor, and honestly I felt really sad with how Far Harbor played out, so I really vibe with it, good voice generation.
Lol I ever played the settlement DLCs beside the automatron. So can't say anything their but ranking story DLC is pretty good. Personally like Far harbor than Nuka world
Contraptions should've been a 2/5, need Better Manufacturing and dlc ammo manufacturing mods just to finish its true potential. Also Nuka-world did cover one small screw up, added the AK (CAR in FO3) that should've been in game to begin with (left handed to boot making it a 1/5, sadly my fave dlc). Edit: Forgot the composter mod for contraptions dlc as well.
Honestly i gotta give points to Wasteland Workshop because it allows me to fulfill my dreams of running the wastes with an army of Deathclaws. Also dock points from Nuka-World because they cut the Nuka-Claw, c'mon I get you have the Gatorclaw but that still would have been soo fucking cool to have a new actual Deathclaw
Be me playing Fallout 4: >About time I got to replay Fallout 4 >Gets some nice weapons mods on Nexus >Ew, games feels weird. >Install some difficulty/immersive mods. >Plays for about an hour >This game sucks. >Deletes >Repeats.
I know I'm kinda dumb for this in whole, but I only bought Vault Tech so I could scrap the place (didn't even get half of what I built up in five years)
I think they should've added fleshed out new story dlc with those build dlc's instead of making them just packs. Especially interacting with vanilla fallouts story
I second Dagoth. I actually really loved Fallout 4 when it came out, but I completely forgot Wasteland workshop was a DLC. Its just that forgettable. And all the other rating I agree with too, most of the DLC’s were alright, but nothing to write home about.
The focus on settlement building on Fallout 4 felt like a huge drawback. Sure I am certain a lot of people enjoyed it but the focus on it made it so places were just boring no-where spots where YOU had to fill in the empty spots like a madlip and DLC had to focus on it. It honestly just felt like they were testing it out for Fallout 76 and it honestly would fit a lot better there then it does in F4.
It's a pretty unique game mechanic but I do feel it is over exerting itself in the game, if it was more of a option than a need to even beat the game it would be better recieved I believe.
@@thebigjuicethesip Probably. The fact that you not only had to do it to play the main quest but also had to sink in points in certain perks was a kick in the teeth too.
vault tec is definitely my least favorite as well. the fact that you also need to do so much before you can actually start building the vault it self. then you gotta run the forced experiments. and when you FINALLY get to building the vault, it turns out to be not fun and I never tried it again. wasted a whole damn summer day of my life on that shit.
Nuka world environment is peak fallout. But the radio dj, hands down the best since Three Dog himself. Sad the rest of the game is just so.... Fucking unpleasant to be inside. Like I can wander fallout 3 and new Vegas for weeks, but I swear to God the guns in fallout 4 whilst better to shoot, have the shitties muzzle flare of any game I've ever seen, can't see what the fuck I just shot at, and not only that, I swear to God it feels like every gun is even LESS accurate out of vats than previous games, coupled with ducking and weaving enemies and it becomes a bitch to hit shit, and add to the problem of enemies leveling with you, and no matter how strong you get you can't walk in and waste a raider gang, a RAIDER GAMG, without it being a simple headshot or two each but a fucking slog. The Guns are more functional but have such drawbacks that the other games didn't have, coupled with a complete lack of cool unique weapons and just general legendary effects. Like everything Fallout 4 fixed added two whole new problems to the game. Somehow Fallout 4 gunfighting is great but gets worse, whereas in New Vegas and Fallout 3 make you feel stronger as you play, and I realized, because that's what rpgs should do, but instead of reveling in the power you earned you instead have to face god level raiders wearing only scrap and using hobby lobby piece of shit pipe guns. You feel robbed of the power you earned whilst playing, and if you don't get the weapon perks? Kiss your ass good bye having ANY fun fighting. Fallout 4 had so much potential, but seeing what Fallout 76 became, I don't have high hopes for the next installment that comes out on my deathbed of being a 136 in the 22nd century.
Nah, Nukaworld honestly deserves a 2/5 at most. You're an errand boy for people you've killed by the thousands to go clean out parts of the park. Only 2 have actually interesting things going on (Oswald and the Tarzan rip off). And due to there only being 5 sections; one group inevitably gets pissy after you go play Evil Minute men. Which is STILL you being an errand boy basically as you do all the leg work securing settlements and prettying it up for them. And the side quests are fetch quests (go fetch more star cores to get this custom X1 armour set that really shouldn't exist but Power Armour lore is already shit all over in Fallout 4 so whatever). Someone mentioned how killing all the Raiders is the "good" route, and I agree because it's basically saving you from wasting your damn time on those clowns. Meanwhile Far Harbor is easy 4/5, sure it doesn't go as far into "who's a synth" as it maybe should. But it feels a lot tighter then base game, the characters you interact with are interesting, you get to go on a drug trip, and I at least understood what the factions wanted unlike the main game. Far Harbor is great and easily the best part of Fallout 4.
I can definitely under where you coming from and those are solid points. I just feel nuka worlds actual environment saved it a little. But yeah, it's a pretty fucking boring dlc npc wise besides the ghoul. magician
I would give cold harbor a higher score but back in the old days my praytrough screwed up my save games and mass murdered my dreams, so I give it a 0/5. The other DLCs get a not New Vegas score and the base building sht get a FU/5.
Far Harbor is overated, i personally liked Nuka World's (open season's route) route. He really fogots about how Wasteland workshop let you makes cages and fill your settlements with Mirelurks (Which is based and cool)
Got to be real, only Far Harbor was the only one of the DLC that wasn't like a 1/5 for me. Then I found out they ripped off and plagiarized a mod from NV called Autumn Leaves for it's story basically. My god does Fallout 4 fucking suck to me lol.
@@thebigjuicethesip it's apparently the brain dead side mission mostly but a lot of the whole "do synths have feelings/souls" type of things have been accused of them just stealing from Autumn Leaves.
The Mechanist was indeed wasted.
Like, this chick built *hundreds,* or even *thousands,* of robots but couldn't be bothered to double check her coding?!
You know what would've been awesome? If the robots initially showed up in the Commonwealth, helping out on settlements and policing the road. Why? Because the character in the comics was a hero and that's what this cosplayer was trying to emulate!
Then, outta nowhere, some rogue third party hijacks the signal and makes them run amok. You've then gotta confront and then join the Mechanist in stopping them!
You can't make a character both brilliant and incompetent in the same breath. That's just dumb!
Dude u just came out with a more fleshed out Mechanist DLC than Bethesda's dlc, they should hire u
Yeah, it's dumbfounding honestly
>The character in the comics was a hero
I don't think he was though. At least according to *_The Silver Shroud_* radio show.
I wanted an option to bang her but didnt get it :/
@@tylercoon1791 I thought he was part of the Unstoppables crew. Eh, whatever. Isabel Cruz still had good intentions, but somehow didn't think to run some field tests.
I think Far Harbor is decent with a good story, kinda wanted more on the "Is the main character a synth?" thing that it had going on while talking to the crazy synth, and Automatron is kinda cool, because robot companions are my favorites
Far Harbor, Dragonborn, Point lookout. Can I get something other than a mystery island?
Far Harbor was a good DLC just because it was the only one with any substance; full new location with side quests and a decent story.
Nuka world is almost empty outside the actual park and the “good” outcome is just murder all the raiders single handedly. It’s only purpose was to add an “evil” play style in an RPG with no real evil choices. The park is kinda fun to explore though
Was gonna say Far Harbor deserved a 4/5 but that’s just because majority of the DLC was ass so ima have to agree with Dagoth on the 3/5 rating
Yhea far harbor is great & I agree it needed more content & side missions
The crab was bullshit, I was waiting for some sort of epic fight and that dinky little thing really ruined it for me. I can laugh about it now, but I was pissed at the time.
Are we just going to ignore the elephant in the room. where they force you to play this shity Minecraft knock off puzzle game that takes an uncomfortable amount of time, even when you watch a how to video step by step. it's annoying okay, there I said it. I know we were all trying to forget that part of the dlc, but fuck far harbor for that.
My biggest gripe with Wasteland Workshop has to be the lack of integration with the other dlc’s. What I mean by this is why can I not mount a rad rat’s head or a nukalurk claw on my wall? Why can I not capture a rad chicken or gulper in the far harbor settlements? Just having these be available if you have both dlcs would just be awesome and it baffles me how Bethesda never saw such potential. Also why the hell are there not whole taxidermies of wasteland creatures. Why can I not stuff a whole ass deathclaw and place it outside my front door to ward off solicitors? C’mon Todd you did this with that one room expansion in Hearthfire it’s not that hard.
i feel like thats a good analogy for the whole game, good bones but no meat or fat.
Pretty much
@@thebigjuicethesip I feel like this is the general way to describe all of bethesdas games the father we get along, from morrowind to oblivion great bones but less fat and meat, then from oblivion to skyrim even stronger bones (better combat and other improvements) but way less meat and fat (highly reduced quality of story, side quests, environment and general depth) basically while the tech keeps getting better the devs seem to get lazier and lazier as time goes on and the games suffer for it at least in bethesdas case.
Yeah. Harsh but yeah
@@dwarfminerwillie76 weak bones terrible writing and bad technology
@@zambekiller 76 is weak bones and no fat or meat.
I really enjoy how you write the script for the AI, it actually feels like they’re more or less having a real conversation. Really good marks when he’s eloquently speaking down on us or the topic too
Not sure what I could recommend as I haven’t seen all of what you’ve made, maybe ranking factions/faction leaders & lieutenants in New Vegas?
I appreciate it and can give that a shot
@@thebigjuicethesip say "if you dont nuke the B.O.S you're an ignorant N'wah like the rest of them" pls
They honestly could've made one last DLC with your spouse. He/She could've been the first synth your son made beside his younger self who then ran off in discontent. Now He/She wants you to come find her in some new area of the game to settle things. DLC could've been called 'Broken Hearts" or something.
That's a solid idea
"nice bone, but no meat or fat" is a good descriptor for every idea bethesda has.
Hahaha the Tosh.0 reference was not only perfectly delivered but on point. You honor the Sixth House and the Tribe un mourned. 4 outa 5 good job
Thank ya kindly
@@thebigjuicethesip any time
The children of atom are basically the sixth house.
The house unmourned.
To this day I often sum up how poor and meh Fallout4s main story and location was by simply pointing out that Far Harbor has a better location and story than the main game.
Same can be said about fallout 3 and Point Lookout
This ai shit slaps so damn hard
Honestly for the vault DLC, I enjoyed exploring the vault, the satisfaction of dismantling huge items and debris, and using it to farm materials for my other vaults. It's surprisingly big and easy to get lost in because no one likes the local map.
The rant at the end was about to get so unhinged they had to cut him off
Yeah it pissed me off when I watched it and youtube did that
@TheBigJuiceTheSip it almost makes it funnier to be fair, he was so mad, but they cut it like a live TV incident lol
With Nuka World, I do feel Dagoth Ur missed one good thing for it: a gun that didn't look like an abomination in the form of the hand-made rifle though I could also imagine he'd point out mods that fulfill it better than Nuka World itself.
love how it sounds so natural
Thank you kity
@@thebigjuicethesip its kwak lol
I actually enjoyed far harbor more than normal fallout 4 just because at least the story is interesting and it actually has some decent dialogue albeit hindered by the stupid dialogue wheel
I completely forget the dialogue wheel is a thing until I play fallout 4 again. I like the voiced lines but not the uncertainty in what I was actually about to say.
now just make him rank every single fallout game. 1, 2, tactics, and BOS included.
I can fix that - holes
We don't talk about BOS.
Damn deadlines.
Damn pleasing the shareholders.
Hope you enjoyed and leave a like or a comment with a suggestion for future videos ❤ this rating scale is different than new vegas and fallout 3
I thought Nuka-World was under baked. I really wished there had been more and I wish it had been deeper. You can clear it in an afternoon and the end result is just like a extra companion and the ability to raid settlements.
They missed a chance for some rogue AI animatronics or something. They should have had a shootout on an operating rollercoaster, they should have had games the players could have played. Just a lot of missed chances.
My favorite memory of Automatron was turning Crossword from a Mr handy to a heavily armed and armored sentry bot. Whenever I boot up the game for fun and see a giant sentry bot in my camp speaking with a British accent it makes me chuckle for a second.
Damn he loved the Vault Tec DLC
1:26 THAT!!
This is how you honor the sixth house and the tribe un mourned.
That fight at the end of Automatron on Survival is a good fight. Nearly died 😂
It's definitely pretty rough
I enjoyed Automatron on my first run, but I just don't do it anymore on playthroughs because it's such a pain in my ass
I get ya. It's definitely alot of work just to make cool battle bots
Far Harbor should definitely be at least a 4/5. Having it on the same level as Nuka World just feels wrong.
It also gives you some badass weapons and armor like the Kiloton Radium Rifle and the Recon Marine Armor.
They say that Dagoth Ur is still ranting about the vault dlc.
The hatred for it burns great.
In Automatrons defense, the DLC by itself was priced lower than Far Harbor or Nuka World. IMO it was a fair price at the time for the shorter story and less content.
I never liked how Bethesda bet the farm on the settlement mechanics/focus in Fallout 4 and think it ultimately destroyed any replay value the game had. My opinion of the DLCs was directly tied into how little I had to interact with settlements and how much I could explore/roleplay.
I liked Nukaworld up until they told you to go do settlement stuff back in Boston, which by the end of my playthrough I was completely fatigued and disgusted towards. Never finished it because of that; just went back to the Commonwealth, gave Danse a cowboy hat, and brought him to Nukaworld to go on a merry little raider purge.
Far Harbor was fun and the atmosphere was on point, but felt like a dumber mix of Point Lookout and watered-down Blade Runner for a plot.
The rest of the DLCs are not memorable to me in the slightest, except for the Vault-Tec Workshop. I remember starting that DLC after completing all the others, going in, meeting the ghoulified overseer, and then getting told that the quests were purely going to be focused on more settlement BS I wanted no part of. I distinctly remember immediately building a large concrete barricade to block off the entrance thus trapping the overseer minutes after getting freedom, then leaving the vault. I finished up a few sidequests then never playing Fallout 4 again.
I like that wall idea
@@thebigjuicethesip Go ahead and use it, so long as you make it funny.
I destroyed the children of atom and the reported the synths to the brotherhood of steel and removed them too
Gg ez
Cold blooded
Automatron is worth it if for no other reason than you can turn Cogsworth (The BEST companion) into an unstoppable killing machine.
Ah, we disagree on the best companion I see
Cogsworth is such a bro though. He literally waits for centuries for your family to come home. From a role-playing perspective he's absolutely the best.
Keeping the Red Death as a pet could have been more to the tale you had to spin up.
"Oh, the red death? Yeah, we gave it a valiant death and we are keeping its offspring in a cage as both a trophy and a natural light house of sorts. Stack your appreciation at my feet."
"They didn't bother flushing her out."
Can't tell if the ai went rogue with the word "fleshing" or of that was a typo.
The ai goes rogue friend but they definitely should have flushed her out after dagoth ran through.
Dagoth Ur going "but noou~" broke my sides
I never really played the DLCs or even finished the base game. I got to the institute but then for some reason dropped the game because I got overwhelmed by all these outposts I've built that were constantly being attacked. Really like the building feature but it's kinda overwhelming to keep track of if you want everyone to be happy and protected.
Their is a good way to keep them safe but it takes some gridinf unfortunately. Perhaps give it another go and build the settlements later. Plus if they die you can just reclaim it I think so don't worry about it too much.
@@thebigjuicethesip I think I played it wrong anyways because I constantly get overloaded. I carry a lot of weapons and healing stuff with me because I find myself running out of ammo with all the enemies being so spongy despite having upgraded weapons. Also the way how the story is spanning out and who to side with in the end is a bit overwhelming if you want to get all achievements. Maybe I start over again and not bother with any of that building stuff at first.
Completely ignoring the outpost system entirely definitely improved my nonetheless shitty fallout 4 experience.
@@WelcomeToDERPLAND I should do that, thanks
Although I like the building aspect
If you just ignore the outposts the game is a lot better.
Far Harbor had some nice weapons. Harpoon cannon is a heavy weapon user's dream.
Yeah they were pretty fun
Well... you can actually build with Vault pieces outside of Vault 88. You just have to complete the DLC. I don't know where you got that "It doesn't work outside of Vault 88" stuff from. For example, i decded to do a bit of settlement rp and build an enclave bunker under the Mechanist's lair and an Institute holdout on Spectacle island with these pieces
From the playing the game seeing that the only pieces that work are room pieces and not the ability to make a vault of your own that go underground at any location. They don't have that. Maybe at some point you can build under a settlement or to but you can not build you're own vaults. At best low grade above ground shelters.
He sounds so sad when talking about Far Harbor, and honestly I felt really sad with how Far Harbor played out, so I really vibe with it, good voice generation.
Thank you friend
Lol I ever played the settlement DLCs beside the automatron. So can't say anything their but ranking story DLC is pretty good. Personally like Far harbor than Nuka world
It would be awesome if you did one for the someguy mod series for fnv.
Sure
Contraptions should've been a 2/5, need Better Manufacturing and dlc ammo manufacturing mods just to finish its true potential.
Also Nuka-world did cover one small screw up, added the AK (CAR in FO3) that should've been in game to begin with (left handed to boot making it a 1/5, sadly my fave dlc).
Edit: Forgot the composter mod for contraptions dlc as well.
Honestly i gotta give points to Wasteland Workshop because it allows me to fulfill my dreams of running the wastes with an army of Deathclaws. Also dock points from Nuka-World because they cut the Nuka-Claw, c'mon I get you have the Gatorclaw but that still would have been soo fucking cool to have a new actual Deathclaw
Nuka claw was a option? What the fuck todd
@TheBigJuiceTheSip it was actually just called the Quantum Deathclaw, but point still stands, the hell Todd?
Hey now, vault tec isn't too bad... Overseer Barstow is hot.
I too think Freddy kreuger is hot in my wet dreams friend
Do Oblivion DLC... horse armor for the win
Bro I hope this shit blows up its funny as fuck!
Be me playing Fallout 4:
>About time I got to replay Fallout 4
>Gets some nice weapons mods on Nexus
>Ew, games feels weird.
>Install some difficulty/immersive mods.
>Plays for about an hour
>This game sucks.
>Deletes
>Repeats.
Same but my pc broke so I have to play it on....xbox
I know I'm kinda dumb for this in whole, but I only bought Vault Tech so I could scrap the place (didn't even get half of what I built up in five years)
It happens friend
I'm so glad I'm not the only one who thought Nuka-world was kinda Mid
I think they should've added fleshed out new story dlc with those build dlc's instead of making them just packs. Especially interacting with vanilla fallouts story
That definitely would have been better but they chose the easy way out
I would've liked to see the AntAgonizer.
100% but I guess she does give up and become sane after the quest. Maybe just a cameo to help fight the robots would have been nice.
@@thebigjuicethesip True. Imagine if you could find some info at Hubris Comics to get a unique dialogue option just like F3.
fallout 4 dlc burned me cause I thought it would be all just story stuff but then we get the shitty building stuff
Far harbor is peak dagoth you're crazy
I would have to heavily disagree
We went from tribunal, shivering isles and the decent fallout 3 dlc, to this slop.
The fallout 4 dlc is definitely the laziest of them all
3/5 for Far Harbour? What a naive innocence. I'll get tools of Kagranac and be right back.
It's got good bones and does some things well friend. But its not perfect. Just decent.
@@thebigjuicethesip it's definitely better than Nuka World, and in contrast with F4 other quests you get more choices and different endings.
I second Dagoth. I actually really loved Fallout 4 when it came out, but I completely forgot Wasteland workshop was a DLC. Its just that forgettable. And all the other rating I agree with too, most of the DLC’s were alright, but nothing to write home about.
Thanks jail bait
The focus on settlement building on Fallout 4 felt like a huge drawback. Sure I am certain a lot of people enjoyed it but the focus on it made it so places were just boring no-where spots where YOU had to fill in the empty spots like a madlip and DLC had to focus on it. It honestly just felt like they were testing it out for Fallout 76 and it honestly would fit a lot better there then it does in F4.
It's a pretty unique game mechanic but I do feel it is over exerting itself in the game, if it was more of a option than a need to even beat the game it would be better recieved I believe.
@@thebigjuicethesip Probably. The fact that you not only had to do it to play the main quest but also had to sink in points in certain perks was a kick in the teeth too.
but you can build vaults everywhere.
the door is just a bitch to unlock.
It only let me build the rooms but not a actual vault after I finished the quest.
You can circumvent the entire main story of Nuka World just by killing everyone and I hate that.
I didn't even know that
vault tec is definitely my least favorite as well.
the fact that you also need to do so much before you can actually start building the vault it self.
then you gotta run the forced experiments.
and when you FINALLY get to building the vault, it turns out to be not fun and I never tried it again.
wasted a whole damn summer day of my life on that shit.
Fucking exactly.
I really liked Far Harbour.
Fair, as long as you enjoyed the game that's all that should matter
did you forgor about the robot gf you get in qutomatron???
I did. But I also prefer my dick not get grinded up by a gearbox.
Nuka world environment is peak fallout. But the radio dj, hands down the best since Three Dog himself. Sad the rest of the game is just so.... Fucking unpleasant to be inside.
Like I can wander fallout 3 and new Vegas for weeks, but I swear to God the guns in fallout 4 whilst better to shoot, have the shitties muzzle flare of any game I've ever seen, can't see what the fuck I just shot at, and not only that, I swear to God it feels like every gun is even LESS accurate out of vats than previous games, coupled with ducking and weaving enemies and it becomes a bitch to hit shit, and add to the problem of enemies leveling with you, and no matter how strong you get you can't walk in and waste a raider gang, a RAIDER GAMG, without it being a simple headshot or two each but a fucking slog.
The Guns are more functional but have such drawbacks that the other games didn't have, coupled with a complete lack of cool unique weapons and just general legendary effects.
Like everything Fallout 4 fixed added two whole new problems to the game.
Somehow Fallout 4 gunfighting is great but gets worse, whereas in New Vegas and Fallout 3 make you feel stronger as you play, and I realized, because that's what rpgs should do, but instead of reveling in the power you earned you instead have to face god level raiders wearing only scrap and using hobby lobby piece of shit pipe guns.
You feel robbed of the power you earned whilst playing, and if you don't get the weapon perks? Kiss your ass good bye having ANY fun fighting.
Fallout 4 had so much potential, but seeing what Fallout 76 became, I don't have high hopes for the next installment that comes out on my deathbed of being a 136 in the 22nd century.
As long as Todd Howard doesn't put himself on another painting, I have high hopes
Nah, Nukaworld honestly deserves a 2/5 at most. You're an errand boy for people you've killed by the thousands to go clean out parts of the park. Only 2 have actually interesting things going on (Oswald and the Tarzan rip off). And due to there only being 5 sections; one group inevitably gets pissy after you go play Evil Minute men. Which is STILL you being an errand boy basically as you do all the leg work securing settlements and prettying it up for them.
And the side quests are fetch quests (go fetch more star cores to get this custom X1 armour set that really shouldn't exist but Power Armour lore is already shit all over in Fallout 4 so whatever).
Someone mentioned how killing all the Raiders is the "good" route, and I agree because it's basically saving you from wasting your damn time on those clowns.
Meanwhile Far Harbor is easy 4/5, sure it doesn't go as far into "who's a synth" as it maybe should. But it feels a lot tighter then base game, the characters you interact with are interesting, you get to go on a drug trip, and I at least understood what the factions wanted unlike the main game. Far Harbor is great and easily the best part of Fallout 4.
I can definitely under where you coming from and those are solid points. I just feel nuka worlds actual environment saved it a little. But yeah, it's a pretty fucking boring dlc npc wise besides the ghoul. magician
Hot take a six far harbor and point Lookout are on the same level of go.
I'm confused by your grammar but I think I get what you're saying
Please rate Fo4 companions Daddy.
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@@thebigjuicethesip Can't wait to see if anyone in the Commonwealth honours the Sixth House and the Tribe Unmourned.
Didn’t Bethesda copy the idea of automaton from some mod?
I'm not sure
@@thebigjuicethesip I remember when it first came out back in like 2015 that being a controversy but I dunno if it was true or not
No good good guy ending in nuka world dagoth can u believe that shit
I'm just surprised we couldn't awaken the giant nuka statue to reign havoc. I need more Akulakhans.
@@thebigjuicethesip arm the traders or turn the park defenses on the raider gangs, relate it to the minutemen somehow. Anything dawg
I would give cold harbor a higher score but back in the old days my praytrough screwed up my save games and mass murdered my dreams, so I give it a 0/5. The other DLCs get a not New Vegas score and the base building sht get a FU/5.
They may have similar scores but I'm more rating them based on the base game and not compared to the other entries ratings, but I understand
@@thebigjuicethesip Yeah I'm just being salty.
Far harbor deserved a 4 and nukaworld a 2
I respect your opinion friend
Something people don’t talk about that much is the mechanist lair is easily the best dungeon in the series. Still a crap tier dlc.
It definitely is solid compared to other locations. I also like they brought back the mechanist 80 fucking fancy doors.
Far Harbor is overated, i personally liked Nuka World's (open season's route) route.
He really fogots about how Wasteland workshop let you makes cages and fill your settlements with Mirelurks (Which is based and cool)
Yeah but how often would I be around those mirelurks in cages? Not much I think
@@thebigjuicethesip Play survival.
Like the last dlc didn't even make any sense
Yeah the Vault Tec dlc was a disappointment
The biggest disappointment since my birth
IMO, Fallout 4s story was amazing! I don't care what any of you all say!
I respect your opinion, I disagree but it's don't think it's awful. As long as you enjoy the game, that's what matters.
You're wrong but ok.
@@Bacxaber No, I'm not. You just can't say I'm wrong for the experience I had!
Got to be real, only Far Harbor was the only one of the DLC that wasn't like a 1/5 for me. Then I found out they ripped off and plagiarized a mod from NV called Autumn Leaves for it's story basically. My god does Fallout 4 fucking suck to me lol.
I didn't know the story was stolen. That's unfortunate...
@@thebigjuicethesip it's apparently the brain dead side mission mostly but a lot of the whole "do synths have feelings/souls" type of things have been accused of them just stealing from Autumn Leaves.
I really didnt like fallout 4
Understandable
Some of the worst dlc and hands down the worst fallout
It's definitely a fucking stinker but I can see some good in it