Riddick attempted some kind of semi-deconstructed build for the Nordhagen Beach family, and it sort of works? I think I may add on to it later, especially on the front side (where the Nuka Cola mixer is) because I’m pretty sure I can extend the ground floor out from there really easily. Then this place could house more than three people… but I’m also not sure I need the space. Hmm.
Either way, they have a veritable gaggle of doggos, and a nice view of El Blimpo now that it’s in town.
Yep. He’s home. On both the main account and the f2p challenge. Main bagged his light cone as well, f2p is going without… but f2p got Gambler-kun in two 10-pulls. ‘Course, they had decent pity and full guarantee so yeah, this was gonna happen regardless. And the irony is, his story-mode trial version slotted sooo much better into f2p’s best team compared to the main account, but that’s mostly because Blade doesn’t work well with a shielder.
Jing Yuan: I’m not sure I approve of this fellow… but I do like his shields.
Aventurine: I love you too, General-sama~
Baby showcase stats included for an attempt at a crit build, featuring the f2p variant. Does it work? Who the hell knows, he’s got almost no traces. Happy eating of my resources for the next few weeks, bud! :D
Ehh sure, let’s throw the Slog build up today too. This is another Riddick production, with not a whole lot going on inside the original building and I did jack all with the swimming pool… but the roof got an upgrade. The new white building is a whole room for two water pumps and three carrots because I forgot the tarberries count towards food supplies. Eh, if I add more people here later, there can be more carrots to be all carroty together.
Up the tower is the power supply and random power armor frame storage until I get them moved to Home Plate. There is a lot of that going on, hell, County Crossing has like three of the feckin’ things on their tower now… I should do something about that. At least I can finally summon vertibirds, that’ll help a lot.
And we totally didn’t pare the population here down by one… because Deirdre isn’t marked essential and can die to stupid crap… and it’s annoying to provide for 7 people versus 6 or 9, especially when one can topple over because a bloatfly got too close… and there’s a deathclaw across the river who doesn’t much like stray bullets… so somehow we ended up with a lovely 6 even ghouls and a deathclaw steak dinner.
Giant tower with a small generator or two hiding behind cover up there? Check. Physics-defying structural add-ons to the existing architecture? Check. Carrots because carrots? Check and check.
Yep, it’s another Riddick build in Fallout 4, this time at Greentop Nursery. The inside of the original house has beds and not much else, but it’s set up for six inhabitants and will most likely get some of the GNR people once I remember to try not to die in that DLC snippet.
Lil’ Clara and her big ol’ bot-bot have been improving on the main account, and I’m finding her more effective now that I’ve moved her build away from follow-up damage. Both the first pic (skill damage) and the second pic (ult-buffed follow-up attack) are using the 24% physical damage consumable, so the numbers are higher than flat-unbuffed damage, but the stupid bug weekly boss is bad enough to actually make me use consumables. Die, flappy, die!
Supports: E0 Hanya, E0S1 permafreeze Gepard, E0S1 crit Luocha.
Bringing a tactical nuke to a sword fight.
Finch Farm gets its turn being built up by Riddick, as well as its residents being outfitted in Forged goodies because if the big guy who wandered into the settlement can beat ‘em, well… let’s join 'em! That’s how the saying goes, right? Especially as Goggles is gonna be the official raider Overboss once he heads into Nuka World. But that ain’t on the to-do list right now. Got a few more settlements to build (that are being posted somewhat out of order as to when they were actually done) and the main plot needs forwarded into “which faction are we going with anyways?” territory.
Was starting to think this was gonna be another one of those horridly power-crept events that even the main account can’t ace… welp, day 2, Blade finally did it. Day 1 netted ¾ of the rewards, and the f2p challenge hasn’t done any better than that on any fights so far. I haven’t been tryharding either, so it’s been one run per daily unlock. Dunno if I’ll post more from this event, but I figured this one is a nice moment to capture, especially as it’s Argenti getting wrecked somewhere in all those spell effects.
Team: E0 Hanya, E4S3 Blade, E0S1 crit Gallagher, E0S1 crit Luocha.
“Codsworth…”
“Yes, Mister Riddick?”
“I’m trying to sneak here.”
“I can see that, sir.”
“Anybody who looks this way is gonna see you.”
“Please accept my humblest and most abject apologies that I am not equipped with stealth technology. I shall formulate a letter of complaint to General Atomics forthwith!”
Some moody screenshots from Somerville Place today, thanks to a random rainstorm that wandered in during pics time. I was so glad Riddick could pick up their quest as soon as he arrived, because for whatever reason, the last couple characters had a heck of a time getting the quest until stupid-late-game. It’s so much easier to tackle the Glowing Sea from this location than somewhere else, nevermind that the main quest’s plot is still waiting with Nick at his office in Diamond City.
But yes, build. I didn’t realize how well the new section’s roof mirrored the original house until taking screenshots, it was literally just a random choice at the time. The kids successfully reassigned to carrots without much issue (since they can’t be controlled like regular settlers) and there be doggos because doggos.