Kind of an annoyance but the worst part is the last half of it gives you no clues as to where the remaining keys are. About halfway through however you find the cannibal himself has already committed suicide. You know go here, get item/clue, go over here, get item/clue, repeat. Almost no combat until the end, and mostly is just your standard fetch quest. Initially starts out with you finding a house in Concord that has a cannibal living in it. Starts out good but falls apart about halfway through. Take Note that I am only reviewing mods that I have played and this is my own opinion and if you don't like it I'm sorry.Īlso a warning that I will most likely be spoiling these you have been warned. Mostly because it's kind of hard to find decent reviews on some of these until you install it.
So i decided to do a review of some quest mods. Opening images in new tabs allows you to view them full-size.As I am still waiting for The Frontier before I reinstall New Vegas I have been playing fallout 4 for now.
I’ve included a sample of the code corresponding to the puzzle on this page. All the while I’ve been enforcing a strict scripting style guide on myself, and self-documenting all my scripts along the way. It’s led to me having robust quest functionality that can self-correct if the player completes actions in an unexpected order, allowed me to create even larger and more grandiose setpieces and even create a puzzle-minigame element that the player must complete to continue a quest. I set myself the challenge to implement some of the most complex functionality I’ve ever had in one of my projects, and I’m very pleased with the results. My favourite aspect of this project has without a doubt been the scripting. Jumping between level design, mission and gameplay scripting and managing voice actors and actresses, it’s been a great way of keeping on top of my skills. I regularly update the community via the mod’s file pages, and post large updates on my blog.Īs the sole developer, I perform multiple roles on this project.
Currently, at Version 1.1.2, I’m working on a large update serving as the definitive version which will overhaul significant aspects of the story and gameplay as a whole. Is it all too good to be true? Mod synopsisĪ spiritual successor to my Fallout: New Vegas mod For The Enclave and my first Fallout 4 mod, America Rising – A Tale of the Enclave sees you work to rally the shattered remnants of the Enclave in a multi-hour adventure seamlessly integrated into Fallout 4. Others working towards bringing back that world you lost. You then discover that there are others like you. The world you knew, the people you love, all replaced by a twisted and desolate wasteland. You’ve woken up after 200 years of cryogenic preservation.
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