Fallout 4 Coastal Cottage No Mods Settlement Tour

[@BOLT4417]

Thank you for the some inspiring ideas. I've had trouble with that settlement of its size and a big hole in the middle. You made it look great nice vid

[@cryingcube2]

Thank you! Glad that I could give you a few ideas for you to use in your game!

[@hollowfoundry]

You really made something cool out of a complete eyesore of a settlement, and on vanilla no less. Impressive.

[@cryingcube2]

Thank you! It’s definitely one of the worst settlements to build but it has potential when it’s finished and decorated. Glad you like the finished product!

[@samwowra7946]

@@cryingcube2😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@cryingcube2]

Thanks! Glad you like it!

[@Voronwe46]

This looks great! I'm about to start building there and was looking for some inspiration. Very nice 😊👍🏻

[@cryingcube2]

Awesome! Thank you! Happy building!

[@woffydoggy686]

Absolutely fascinated with this settlement. Good job!

[@cryingcube2]

@@woffydoggy686 Thank you! It has become one of my favorite settlements!

[@PresidentMARF]

Genuinely one of the best settlement builds I've seen, and vanilla at this settlement? Truly a magician. P.S. love the bold design choice to include the corpse of a glowing deathclaw as a lighting fixture.

[@cryingcube2]

Thank you! Glad that you like it! Yes it is no mods and vanilla (with DLCs). I did use a console command to increase the settlement build size though. Your comment about the glowing deathclaw made me laugh! I forgot that it was there! The settlement got attacked before I started the tour and IIRC it was too heavy to drag away - so it stayed.

[@TheBurningWarrior]

@@cryingcube2 Without console commands, you can always drop and scrap items like raider armor etc. Dropping the items doesn't add to the build limit used, but scrapping them does remove from it, so you will slowly but surely free up build limit this way. (for the any poor console plebs out there)

[@cryingcube2]

Thank you for adding that comment! You are right , this is a good way to free up building space (maybe a better way?). I think the rule is - the more complex the item that you drop - the more build space you reclaim. It takes more time but can be used on consoles (as you pointed out) and you can control how much space you free up too.

[@Independent-Revolutionary]

I'd say that is one really good settlement looks great and fits in nicely.

[@cryingcube2]

Thank you! I'm glad that you like it!

[@ChiefMelee]

Thanks for the inspiration. I never bothered to build at CC, but will give it a go. 😁

[@cryingcube2]

Thank you! I hope that you will give it a try!

[@christinahaddrell2110]

Did you not go over the size limit ? Or did you drop and store weapons to the workshop to lower size ?

[@cryingcube2]

Thanks for the question. I think that I mentioned somewhere at the start of the tour that it is 4 size bars. So I definitely increased the size limit but I used console commands because it is more precise that way.

[@christinahaddrell2110]

@@cryingcube2 Nice, thanks. Great stuff.

[@cryingcube2]

@@christinahaddrell2110 Thank you - appreciate it!

[@AaronHuneycutt]

Cant tell your age by the sound of your voice. But if you're still in school and aren't dead set on computer programming. You might want to look into being an architect or a contractor. If you can design this kind of village on the cat turd that is coastal cottage. Building an actual house would be a breeze.

[@cryingcube2]

Thanks again! I'm probably handier in FO4 than in real life. I really do enjoy trying to convert the destroyed houses and settlements into something useful that also looks nice without using mods. It's not everyone's style - but it works for me.