Fallout 4? It's a game where you have sworn vengeance for your slain spouse and kidnapped son, and are forced to wander a blasted wasteland, desperate and scavenging, irradiated and relentlessly attacked, to survive.
Anyway, this is my collection of fine ceramics.
I get optimistic, archaeological urges in this game sometimes, when I imagine 200 or 300 years in its future. SOMETHING has to survive the apocalypse, right? They'll need to fill some museums, one day. So I save the nice stuff instead of scrapping it. :V
Just feels like it would be a helluva shame for a beautiful porcelain vase to survive a nuclear blast and 200 years of chaos just to be smashed up and turned into a rifle stock or whatever. That's for coffee mugs.
Speaking of Fallout 4 decor... hoo, boy. Let's not even acknowledge the time I spent carefully arranging this kitchen cabinet.
I was SO HAPPY when i found all those pots and pans and the oven mitts and the cutting board.
Next to that: a little side console. I may move the pitcher and glasses to the cabinet and the wtach to the bookcase,, then add vodka and whiskey bottles next to the decanter and shot glasses.
Decanter is leaning because it won't NOT lean. So, that one's not on me.
the TVs in Fallout 4 still work, BTW. But if you hook them up to electricity, this is all they show. I basically use them as lamps.
The bookcase, featuring two projects:
-An attempt to collect a full set of billiard balls, and
- My successful mission to collect a baseball, a bat, a baseball cap, and a baseball glove.
And skulls. Gotta have skulls.
Pleased to report umbrellas DO fit in umbrella stands, BTW.
My kitchen table. People wander in and out of my house constantly, so I gave them a place to sit, drink coffee, maybe read a 200-year-old newspaper. They can also look out that dilapidated wall and gossip about who's visiting the settlement; it faces the town entrance.
The newest addition: the science corner, primarily made because I couldn't bring myself to scrap that cool microscope. lurking in the corner is an extremely awful Jangles the Moon Monkey doll. Dunno why I'm holding onto it, I actively hate it.
Where I sleep. :V
I may spread the trophies around the settlement more evenly in the future, but for now, I'd like to keep my prizes for myself. The Deathclaw I killed in the basement of Kendall Hospital, alas, did not drop a hide, so no mounted Deathclaw head for me yet.
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It strikes me as extremely strange that Genndy Tartakovsky's Popeye movie didn't get made, especially after having seen the test animation.
This feels like a slam dunk.
But Popeye/Olive Oyl/The Jeep/etc. etc. are all owned by a corporation, and corporations make some inscrutable-ass decisions, sometimes. You can be pretty sure there's more going on there than we're privy to, so.
The simple fact is, hate, scare tactics, and outrage are quick clicks, and that's been utterly exploited by sociopaths that genuinely couldn't care less either way about ANY situation they're in, as long as they can stir the pot and make ppl mad for attention.
I repost a lot of Qult shit here and we all laugh at the absurdity of it, but our brains are just as human and vulnerable as theirs. The same exploits work on us. keeping us frightened and angry holds our attention.
-Marry Beorn to the sister of the lord of Wessex
-Assassinate every male member of that lord's family, who were all in line before her to inherit
-In the meantime, also keep assassinating whoever's king of England, to keep ppl distracted
-Eventually, the sister is the only family member left to inherit, and any child she has will belong to Beorn's dynasty
-Oops, she only has a girl, whose claim will always be tenous
-And now Beorn's Infirm, which has a 30% fertility penalty, and his wife is Ill
-Shit
-Dammit
-Dig up do-nothing also-ran grandson with bleh stats, betroth young daughter to 20-something man
-We did it team
-Meanwhile an annoying noble keeps announcing to all of Britannia that Beorn is a murderer
-lol dun curr, I can't be kicked out of anything, saw to that 50 years ago
Right out the gate, select a Skulduggery focus, fabricate a hook on your lord, and use it to change your vassal contract so that you always get a spot on his council and can never have your title revoked. Run down the skill tree to Schemer ASAP.
After you get Schemer, switch focus to Learning, medicine focus, and run down Whole of Body. It'll help you live a long time.
I just fired up CK3, and here's what I'm playing now. It's literally 924 AD and m'man is feeling like a million bucks at age 75, even with "Infirm."