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And wrapping up my fishing trip in Far harbor and the entirety of Fallout 4... Far Harbor. All that's left is to check out what the next gen update brings and the Fallout London mod. Naturally, most of the mods that I installed will be purged since the update will break most of them. After that, I will be officially DONE with Fallout 4. will probably come back every now and then after a few years.

Nothing like relaxing (?) walk on the beach... MS Azalea, a shipwrecked... uh... ship, used to be a home for a gang of crazed Trappers. Emphasis on was. I kindly "convinced" them all to "politely relocate"... to the afterlife when I was doing a quest for the residents of Far Harbor. And finally, my fishing trip comes to a close, a full circle back to Far Harbor. Naturally, I'm gonna walk my way there instead of fast travelling so that I can enjoy the natural beauty of this island.

SCIENCE!! A low INT character build in Encased. Where the NPC responses to a dumb protagonist were entertaining to watch.

Took a more... direct route this time. Next fishing spot : MS Azalea

For the record, I already clocked in at over 5000 hours of this game on Steam, needless to say, I already fully explored the Island of Far Harbor. Just not for this particular character. Therefore, the mystery surrounding Cranberry Island is something you all need to solve for yourself. Huntress Island, the place has the potential to make a good settlement but knowing Far Harbor and the lack of powerlines needed to power the Fog Condensers, this is a matter better left to the modders. Speaking of mods, the fishing mod limitations unfortunately limits the spot I can do any fishing here in this small isolated island. Walked away with more game than fish instead this time. In any case, for the next spot: the coastline of Grand Harbor Hotel

Wasteland 3... A turn based tactical RPG with a Fallout-like feel to it except this one is NOT another fps game. WHY a Fallout-like feel? Ronald Reagan and a Car that talks. This game is just as wacky as the Fallout games in certain aspects. Yeah, this game is surprisingly GOOD. I'm just uploading this video here so that I can see this VERY FUNNY way to END the game's story... With a song that basically ROASTED me for the choices I made.

The Gulpers in Far Harbor is a bit different from the one in the TV show. Both are still creepy though. Naturally I already cleared out the Trappers here, forgot how long until the game will respawn them here though... Next stop : Huntress Island, but not without going through Cranberry Islands first.

A broken, derelict dock, a shadow of it's former glory now home to the native mutated creatures of Far Harbor. Well, it was, before I cleared the place of them a long while ago. Today's outing seem a bit peaceful, with even a rare sighting (from a safe distance) of an Albino Fog Crawler. Next stop, Brooke's Head Lighthouse.

I'm gonna try to finish my fishing trip in Far Harbor to see what will the next gen "update" will bring and of course play Fallout London. My installed mods for this game totalled up to around 90GB, I wanna purge the excess fat in my PC so I can finally install and clear the MOUNTAIN of backlog in my Steam library. Anyways, next stop, Fringe Cove Docks.

A short walk east from Echo Lake. Rayburn Point, now devoid of the Trappers that made the place as their home base. A quick walk to the east of Rayburn Point is a place where DiMA stashed away something he rather forget existing. Play the game and find out for yourself! Next stop : Haddock Cove. While the small unmarked Island looks appealing to fish in, I rather fish at Haddock Cove.

Far Harbor is VERY scenic but not without its dangers. Beginners might find it helpful if they used a Power Armor with a helmet modification to detect active targets since there are rare targets like the Rad Rabbits and Rad Chickens that can only be found in Far Harbor. Those animals will be VERY DIFFICULT to find in the fog infested environment unless you have good eyes. Next location : Rayburn Point and a quick stop at a place DiMA would like to forget.

Far Harbor is a place that I actually prefer to walk around in. The ATMOSPHERE, coupled with the accompanying MUSIC is just sublime. Alas, typical of games made by Bethesda, you CANNOT escape from encountering bugs and glitches... Next stop: Echo Lake Lumber Mill. Yeah, I'll be walking my way there as well. The BEAUTY (and horror) of Far Harbor will be WASTED if you keep Fast Travel here and there.

Looks like Longfellow's not at home for today. He's probably at the Last Plank bar drinking Whiskey at the harbor again. Next stop, Dalton's Farm... owned by the player.

Nothing like a relaxing (sorta) fishing trip at Far Harbor. Made an oopsie... a reminder that one must wear proper landing gear that negates fall damage when using the Jetpack. Next location: Longfellow's Island Home.

Sorry, with the VERY SAD NEWS recently about Akira Toriyama's passing, made me just want to play a stress free game right now. Granted, this game has some elements of "culture" in it, it is still good enough to play as is if you just want to just chill. OBVIOUSLY, I will not be showing ANY of the "cultured" parts of this game in this video. The game's title is Exquisite Fishing, available on Steam depending on the country that you're in.

Never change Nick, never change.

More reason for me to consider immortality or in this case, a LONG lifespan as A CURSE.

Valkyurs, that is what the in-game lore called these units. In this Installment of the series, you can ONLY have access to them once you beat the main story campaign and IF you have the corresponding DLC installed. In the first VC, these units are event based, VC2 has more than 2, VC3 has ONLY ONE, unlocked through plain old story progression and in this game, ONLY 2. Naturally, I already beat this game last year. With ZERO MODS and cheats, just with plain and simple tactics and exploits. With COUNTLESS trials and errors too.

Yep, another "F@CK IT" build, an airship. You want it in your game? Too bad, I refuse to give the link to download this build blueprint since I already left that WOKE AF mod hosting site. Yes, it is ALSO held up by a single piece of WOOD. Meh, you can probably build it yourself anyway right? An even better one too as well?

One of my "f@ck it" builds, where I simply ignore the laws of physics and use it to store my Power Armor frames to be out of reach from my human settlers. All held up by single piece of WOOD. I could provide a link to SHARE this build if anyone wants it but I'm still looking for a mod hosting site that is 100% FREE from all this woke BS.

A standard 3 x 3 wide open air observation tower with a 5 x 5 concrete foundation at the bottom. This can be used in many ways during settlement building for this game, either as is, or as a means to connect the main residential structures and the defensive platforms together in a particular settlement.

A typical structure that can either be a house, shop or restaurant. The only mod I used in this video is the place anywhere mod, as well as a few Creation Club items I got for free during a Fallout event sale 2 years ago.

A perimeter defense platform is a more practical approach compared to building walls that NEVER WORK in this game. More often than not, I found myself never needed to do barely anything to defend the settlements under attack with this defensive set up. Granted, I used turrets from a mod for this but NORMAL turrets works as well.

The other? Marcy Long, but I can at least get WHY Marcy is like THAT... unless Marcy was ALREADY like THAT from the get go... Mod name? The Plexor. I installed it back when I was still unaware how THAT SITE truly is. You can find it at a certain mod hosting site that is now WOKE AF. Hey, if you have no problem being a part of a totally authoritarian mod hosting site, you do you.

This is the female character's version of the same video yesterday.