For Fallout 4‘s Nuka World DLC, obviously. And as per here:
It’s called ‘Nuka World Glory,’ and it basically throws out all the Raider junk and makes the park clean. I’m guessing that if you want the full effect, narrative-wise, you’ll need to install this mod AFTER you finish the DLC in full Queen of the Girl Scouts mode. It’s not really believable any other way. …Hmm. Each part of the park really should have its own settlement. Alas, I don’t make mods; I just consume them.
Nexus link here.
Short version is: if you felt that Fallout 4 has been, up to now, a bit less sarcastic and parodic than you remembered from the previous games, Nuka World will scratch that itch. I enjoyed it, although I didn’t really play it the way it was designed. I’m unapologetic about that, too. Continue reading My Mini- and Unapologetically Incomplete Review of Nuka World.
I don’t agree with all of the analysis, but I didn’t realize that they added perks to Fallout 4 with Nuka World. It’s interesting, but mind the language.
This is not exactly the best time in the month for that, because I have deadlines over the next two days – but, hey, who asked me? …Then again, this DLC is likely to interfere with my usual Queen of the Girl Scouts play style, so I may be not as involved. I do have to remind myself that there are people who missed the old karma system from Fallout 3…
[UPDATE] I may end up getting something up my nose over the entire slave collar thing. I have a problem with stuff like that.
OK, this looks like it should be entertaining. Even if I have no intention of leading Raider parties against anybody except other Raider parties because I’m apparently here to civilize these sav… ah, ‘outlanders,’ dammit. Sorry, but the Boomers were kind of hysterical, in their way.
As in: once Nuka World drops, Bethesda’s not doing any more Fallout 4 DLC. Tell you the truth; that’s fairly reasonable. We got one full adventure expansion and an adventure/crafting hybrid; and we also got two full crafting expansions and presumably another one some time this month. Add one more full adventure expansion and that’s a decent amount of DLC support, there. Although I am finally understanding enough of the lore now to wonder where this area’s remnants of the Enclave are. Continue reading Fallout 4’s post-Nuka World Apocalypse.
