Fallout 4 Build Series // Tenpines Bluff // Episode 9: More Houses!

[@TheInsaneShecklador]

6:30 You might know this already but gamma guns are by far the most effective weapon to use with this trick. If you ever get into it with some Children of Atom it's worth lugging their guns home with you. 21:47 NastyBonz3D has a video called something like "How I build #2." One of the techniques he shows in that vid is how to raise or lower floors one thickness by temporarily snapping the curved concrete floor to them. It's a very useful trick for closing gaps like this. I like how crowded together your buildings are and also how you utilize the alleyway/alcove areas between them.

[@dwarf_nz483]

The thing I am enjoying the most about your Build Series videos is watching and, more importantly - well to me at least, listening to your thought processes evolving alongside the build. All of my favourite Fo4 channels feature YTers who take the time to talk the viewer through their builds giving an insight into the thought processes that went into constructing things the way they have. Keep up the amazing work and I eagerly await the next Build Series episode...

[@danknispel4588]

Looking good. If you're worried about little critters getting in through that hole you might consider putting a fence along the two open sides like the ones you put by your little bridge.

[@merrivox]

Not a bad idea. I'll have to see if I can get it to work!

[@BWTF_Ben]

Really enjoying watching this build come together. It is also cool to hear what you are thinking of doing as you put the pieces together. Looking forward to the next entry! BTW, you can totally put books on the shelves (albeit horizontally because they're too tall to stand). Just drop the book from your inventory, hold down action (X on PS) and you can guide it into the shelves then drop it. I do it all the time for my settlements. :)

[@pepperman5752]

Nice video series. Enjoyed your creativity coming to live, with the commentary explaining the thought process. Have you every thought about using the Creation Kit to explore your creativity.

[@OctumLXV]

To echo others, really nice to see you still at it with FO4. Really like the vibe of your builds and the freestyle flow of them, I can relate to it. As well as the frustrations of vanilla placement. I actually had to start using Place Everywhere just cause I got tired of struggling to do something that should be way simpler. That being said though, prop's to you for gettin' r' done! Reminds me I need to finish fine tuning my 10P site..., still got some decorating to do...,

[@SophiesDriver]

you know this means that This inspires me to spend at least 10 hours (probably) remodeling Tenpines Bluff. And I probably sound like a broken record, I love watching your "Build Series" episodes. I revisit them often!

[@merrivox]

Thank you so much!!! I'm so glad you're enjoying them! Will you post your tenpines bluff build anywhere? I'd love to see it!

[@SophiesDriver]

@@merrivox I've never made a KZbin video; I might not be smart enough. But Tenpines Bluff settlement is coming along pretty well. Maybe I can get my son to walk me through how to make a tour video. If I end up with something I'll be sure to let you know, Thanks 🙂

[@richknudsen5781]

The Saturday Night Joke A Short Story Students in a Hebrew University writing class were told they had to write a short story. It had to be in as few words as possible. The instructions were: “Your short story has to contain three elements. (1) Religion (2) Sexuality (3) Mystery” Below is the only A+ short story that was awarded in the entire class. “Good G-d, I’m pregnant; I wonder who did it?” (H/T Ron)