Well worth the full watch for the spawn point information alone. I bought the full game with DLC during COVID, but I never had time while working. 2 strokes later, retired. I have time now. Your videos contain a balance of build tips, aesthetics, and strategy I find perfect for my playstyle. THANK YOU! 😊
im one of the folks that very much prefer the scrappy wasteland look, i appreciate going out of your comfort zone a bit for this variety even if this one's a pain to build around, keep it up =]
Honestly, I'd say you did better with this settlement than I ever have. Oberland's build area is so constricting and the terrain elevation changes so rapidly that it's hard to do _anything_ with the settlement.
For one of my Oberland builds, I started at the upper edge of the southern slope and built a deck straight out to the northern edge, width was from the east edge to just shy of the tracks. That then gave me a nice flat surface to build on. At the north end, it was high enough above the ground that I was able to put the medical clinic under there. The old railway tower building became the offices for my caravan and administration. I like what you did with this.
Fimally, the cargo train settlement you've talked for some time ago. Very nice, I'd love to steal it for my settlements 🏃💨💨💨 Some suggestions: 1. You could create a separator with a cupboard between two halves of the cargo to create the illusion of having two room in one cargo 2. Putting powered door behind or in front of the gates 3. Giving a neon sign to show the entrance 4. Lowering the power armor showcase platform or making it higher, because currently your enemy could hide below the platform and your turrent can't shoots them
Much more developed and comfy than I've ever made my Oberland Station. I tend to imagine it as a place where people just squat in the rail cars for local scavenging and farming. So a handful of rail cars as buildings, the station building, and the central field the place starts with. I never build up the kind of coherent fortifications you have here.
This is a great build. I had an idea for building a row, maybe a double row, of shops along the railroad tracks to house shops for the settlement. I was just having some issues with figuring out how I wanted to arrange them. This gives me renewed thoughts in how to accomplish that in a future build at Oberland.
I’ve struggled with Oberland station every single time I’ve tried to build there. I always end up with some weird tower or just abandon the site. This is a really good build. I like it stays on the train theme and how you utilized the limited build area. I will be using this as inspiration for my next time building there. Thank you.
This is so cool, I've built this settlement probably 5 times and never thought of anything like this. really makes it look like an actual settlement you would stumble upon
Neat. I think "scrappy" works for what you might call "outposts." Any colonies or trading posts or guard-towers, things of that sort, working as extensions of some larger main group's power and influence, can justify a look that's perhaps more ramshackle than an older, larger, more permanent settlement.
A few suggestions on improving settler happiness. You could add a slot machine or two, to me there does seem to be some space, you could use in some of the train cars. To do that, one train car could be doubled up with settlers. Second suggestion is, add some cats and dogs.
Most areas are scrappy in the fallout universe because there isn't the infrastructure for large scale construction for example the roads aren't in any state for trucks or cement mixers. In my opinion this settlement could have done with one or two orange box cars to break up the monotony of the blue box cars.
I loved it. I think you did great keeping the train car theme. Also really enjoying the content. Been a min since I've seen anyone showing off settlement builds. ❤🤘🇺🇲
For your build I think I'd add a walkway to the power armor stand from the walls. I have done the scrappy build and outdoor vaulttec rooms considering how close it is to the vault and how much mote metal and such 81 personnel have after the curie quest.
Some places I like scrappy wasteland, some places I like clean. I like your Oberland and your Marina the best so far. Making me wanna get back into fallout
I've never built anything interesting at this settlement. This is quite neat. I am also plesasantly surprised with the almost absolute absence of concrete :)
OH someone who also does a hacienda build for this expletive hole of a build site. Mine is smaller I don't cross the tracks or go in the hole for the main build but i do build a tower of power in the hole water and power on the bottom beds on the second level roof big guns and a sky bridge into the roof of the compound with my only way in being a outside staircase on the tower that is under my turrets guns
I've had raider spawns occur inside my walls at this location, at least that's where I've found bodies afterwards. I suppose they could have come around the wall and entered through the opening from their spawn point, but that means either my turret placement is inefficient or these were/are some hopped-up raiders to avoid death from the missile turrets, the laser turrets and the 556 light and heavy machine guns. Yeah, the uneven build area is a pain to work with, and like all workshop locations in the settlements, the placement of it sucks here too. I agree, two hundred years and people still haven't figured out how to use a level, a saw, or learned anything useful to make their habitable buildings actually habitable? Yeah NPC pathfinding mechanics really suck, either you have NPCs standing along the outside wall of your buildings where the beds are, or they just endlessly are faceplanted against a wall they are trying walk through.
I built an awesome settlement at Oberland Station, like built to the maximum and it had all sorts of good stuff. Then I realized people need beds 😂 I had to take down my deathclaw enclosure so I had room 😢
I wanted to make this my settlement for my survival because it is kinda in the center of the map, but i ended up building in egret marina tours because I wanted to make water purifier.
The thing that annoys me more about this settlement is that if you build stores sometimes the settlers you assign there won't get to their post, won't talk to you; they just give the generic settler speech, which prevents you from buying stuff. If memory serves, this also happens at Taffington Boathouse and Hangman's Alley.
Sadly, the unofficial patch breaks almost as much as it fixes. One example being several quests won't progress until after you've slept in a bed for several days, or completed a different quest first, certain areas of Boston are so laggy as to be almost unplayable, and one area, Monsigneur Plaze causes CTD's. @@michaelproctor8100
Well worth the full watch for the spawn point information alone. I bought the full game with DLC during COVID, but I never had time while working. 2 strokes later, retired. I have time now. Your videos contain a balance of build tips, aesthetics, and strategy I find perfect for my playstyle. THANK YOU! 😊
Wishing you good health, my man!
im one of the folks that very much prefer the scrappy wasteland look, i appreciate going out of your comfort zone a bit for this variety even if this one's a pain to build around, keep it up =]
Honestly, I'd say you did better with this settlement than I ever have. Oberland's build area is so constricting and the terrain elevation changes so rapidly that it's hard to do _anything_ with the settlement.
I like it. Different from your usual builds in a good way.
For one of my Oberland builds, I started at the upper edge of the southern slope and built a deck straight out to the northern edge, width was from the east edge to just shy of the tracks. That then gave me a nice flat surface to build on. At the north end, it was high enough above the ground that I was able to put the medical clinic under there. The old railway tower building became the offices for my caravan and administration. I like what you did with this.
U should post that would love to see the buid
@@kamryncomparetto6186 your wish is my command ;)
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Fimally, the cargo train settlement you've talked for some time ago. Very nice, I'd love to steal it for my settlements 🏃💨💨💨
Some suggestions:
1. You could create a separator with a cupboard between two halves of the cargo to create the illusion of having two room in one cargo
2. Putting powered door behind or in front of the gates
3. Giving a neon sign to show the entrance
4. Lowering the power armor showcase platform or making it higher, because currently your enemy could hide below the platform and your turrent can't shoots them
I'm definitely replicating this! Your concrete builds don't bother me, but I love seeing different styles to give me different ideas.
Much more developed and comfy than I've ever made my Oberland Station. I tend to imagine it as a place where people just squat in the rail cars for local scavenging and farming. So a handful of rail cars as buildings, the station building, and the central field the place starts with. I never build up the kind of coherent fortifications you have here.
This is a great build. I had an idea for building a row, maybe a double row, of shops along the railroad tracks to house shops for the settlement. I was just having some issues with figuring out how I wanted to arrange them. This gives me renewed thoughts in how to accomplish that in a future build at Oberland.
I’ve struggled with Oberland station every single time I’ve tried to build there. I always end up with some weird tower or just abandon the site. This is a really good build. I like it stays on the train theme and how you utilized the limited build area. I will be using this as inspiration for my next time building there. Thank you.
First one of these vids I’ve looked at. Love how you go to the effort make it lore accurate.
This is so cool, I've built this settlement probably 5 times and never thought of anything like this. really makes it look like an actual settlement you would stumble upon
I really like this build, it just makes sense. I could live here. Thank you for sharing.
Neat. I think "scrappy" works for what you might call "outposts." Any colonies or trading posts or guard-towers, things of that sort, working as extensions of some larger main group's power and influence, can justify a look that's perhaps more ramshackle than an older, larger, more permanent settlement.
A few suggestions on improving settler happiness. You could add a slot machine or two, to me there does seem to be some space, you could use in some of the train cars. To do that, one train car could be doubled up with settlers. Second suggestion is, add some cats and dogs.
I never know what to do with Oberland. Thanks for the inspiration!
Most areas are scrappy in the fallout universe because there isn't the infrastructure for large scale construction for example the roads aren't in any state for trucks or cement mixers. In my opinion this settlement could have done with one or two orange box cars to break up the monotony of the blue box cars.
Could never do anything with this one . Pretty cool
I loved it. I think you did great keeping the train car theme. Also really enjoying the content. Been a min since I've seen anyone showing off settlement builds. ❤🤘🇺🇲
For your build I think I'd add a walkway to the power armor stand from the walls. I have done the scrappy build and outdoor vaulttec rooms considering how close it is to the vault and how much mote metal and such 81 personnel have after the curie quest.
Good inspiration.
Some places I like scrappy wasteland, some places I like clean. I like your Oberland and your Marina the best so far. Making me wanna get back into fallout
Nice scrappy build.
Good job as always!
I've never built anything interesting at this settlement. This is quite neat. I am also plesasantly surprised with the almost absolute absence of concrete :)
there's actually quite a lot of concrete at this build site, but the point is well taken.
@@Theegreygaming I was kidding btw. Everybody has their favorite style. I build everything in wood and barn.
@@belisaurusgaming6192 I know, I get comments about the amount of concrete my average builds use on a fairly regular basis. I just roll with them. :)
Wasn't expecting a fallout 4 settlement build guide on my recommended lmao. I miss this game.
OH someone who also does a hacienda build for this expletive hole of a build site. Mine is smaller I don't cross the tracks or go in the hole for the main build but i do build a tower of power in the hole water and power on the bottom beds on the second level roof big guns and a sky bridge into the roof of the compound with my only way in being a outside staircase on the tower that is under my turrets guns
Lol I love building here. I just D it up with turrets and metal shacks 😵
Neat concept. Could you just cover the clipping with some bushes on the lower side and maybe some old advertising on the taller side.
I try and keep things as vanilla as possible, so there aren't any bushes available, other than potted plants and christmas trees. but I like the idea.
I've had raider spawns occur inside my walls at this location, at least that's where I've found bodies afterwards. I suppose they could have come around the wall and entered through the opening from their spawn point, but that means either my turret placement is inefficient or these were/are some hopped-up raiders to avoid death from the missile turrets, the laser turrets and the 556 light and heavy machine guns. Yeah, the uneven build area is a pain to work with, and like all workshop locations in the settlements, the placement of it sucks here too. I agree, two hundred years and people still haven't figured out how to use a level, a saw, or learned anything useful to make their habitable buildings actually habitable? Yeah NPC pathfinding mechanics really suck, either you have NPCs standing along the outside wall of your buildings where the beds are, or they just endlessly are faceplanted against a wall they are trying walk through.
I built an awesome settlement at Oberland Station, like built to the maximum and it had all sorts of good stuff. Then I realized people need beds 😂 I had to take down my deathclaw enclosure so I had room 😢
I wanted to make this my settlement for my survival because it is kinda in the center of the map, but i ended up building in egret marina tours because I wanted to make water purifier.
Do the provisioners get inside such walled off settlement, or maybe they don't need to? How does that work even?
I actually don't have a provisioner to this site, but at another railcar/bus wall build site, I've seen them use the rail car door to enter and exit.
With my Oberland Station build I just go up as you can build quite high
The thing that annoys me more about this settlement is that if you build stores sometimes the settlers you assign there won't get to their post, won't talk to you; they just give the generic settler speech, which prevents you from buying stuff. If memory serves, this also happens at Taffington Boathouse and Hangman's Alley.
The Unofficial Patch fixes that.
Sadly, the unofficial patch breaks almost as much as it fixes. One example being several quests won't progress until after you've slept in a bed for several days, or completed a different quest first, certain areas of Boston are so laggy as to be almost unplayable, and one area, Monsigneur Plaze causes CTD's. @@michaelproctor8100
Can't wait for next gen update for fallout 4
We’re do you get the carts as I’m building on here now and don’t have them
Only came to oberland staion for the crashed space craft
This makes me jealous
I turned it into a small fortress defending Grey Garden. Because I put in more thought into worldbuilding than Bethesda.
how do you gain access to the railway buildings?
Yes, but how did you build all that? I though it was an instruction thing for noobs.
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too late, others have already posted.