Fallout 4: University Point, Settlement Reclaimed/before and after. (pc/mods)

[@OctumLXV]

Just wanted to say this is a big settlement and takes about a half an hour to walkthrough so I made this video to showcase it. For those interested I'll have the full walkthrough tour of the site up in a few weeks. And hey, thanks to all who've liked my work. I truly appreciate you all.

[@GameTownWalk-thru]

Thanks for showing the before and after! Love what you’ve done with the place! Nice job in the cafe…level floors!!!❤️ Great rooftop decks!!! Another successful conquest! Bravo!💕

[@OctumLXV]

Thank you! I figured a before is need because it's not a vanilla settlement and not a frequentented site in the game. Whats really cool is that from the roof you can see the Castle, Specticle Island, the Atom Cat's Garage, Warwick, the FMS Northern Star wreck, and Posiden Energy plant. A pretty nice place all worked up. Thanks again, have a day!

[@dwarf_nz483]

This is awesome!!! The before and after really showcases just how much you have put into this incredible settlement! I can't wait for the full walkthrough so that I can completely lose myself in this amazing (how long till I run out of superlatives... 😉) build. I have never even thought to make a settlement here, I guess partly due to the re-spawning synths and entourages (mods that add child synths etc). But seeing this preview of your work makes me seriously re-think that idea... 🤔

[@OctumLXV]

Hey there, and thanks! I've wanted to build this place up for years now, pretty much since the first time I came here. I was a little worried about the synths as well, but on this run I destroyed the Institute before I took the site and that seems to have stopped all spawning of synths here. It's just the local dangers now. The only obstacle I had, if you want to call it that, was not being able to scrap pretty much anything on the site and so had to build around and integrate it all. But that works with the scrappy/wasteland look so no big deal, lol.

[@dwarf_nz483]

@@OctumLXV I think you have done an amazing job of seamlessly integrating the "new" with the old. Only because I am very familiar with the vanilla underneath all that am I really able to see where the two merge.