| pokoko said: I fixed one wall with concrete blocks but left the big hole for ease of entry/exit. I built a bridge over it with missle launchers, though, so I'm comfortable with security on that side. Grabbed Mirelurk Construction and Spectacle Island for settlements. Both had Mirelurk Queens. I learned that Gauss Rifles with 285 damage are superior to Mirelurk Queens (from a distance). Gave me the "Harder They Fall" achievement for killing 5 giant creatures, yay. 3 Queens and 2 Behemoths. Added the lighthouse after slaughtering the Children of Atom. Can't be many left. Construction has begun on Keizoku City (named after one of my favorite series, Keizoku 2: SPEC) on Spec Island.
Other than the foundation, only the housing area for the peons is near finished. Finally, I can build a proper pier. Of course, the supports don't reach the bottom but out of sight, out of mind. |
That looks like a great place to build :) Great name and great pier.
I added another level and an attic to my Starlight drive-in building yet ran out of steel again before I could finish it. Luckily a merchanct in DC sells 4x100 shipments of steel. All my poor people have to sleep on the floor in sleeping bags.
MacReady finally started talking to me and gave me another place to go to. Meanwhile Hancock (mayor or Goodneighboor) has become available as a companion too. He might be more fun than MacReady. Anybody might be more fun. MacReady is more effective without ammo btw, he does more damage with the other end of a weapon :/ Oh well, I'll help him one more time, then head back to DC. I hope the cops have forgotten about my botched prison escape attempt. I didn't leave anyone to tell the tale yet they instantly knew outside. Damn clairvoyent npcs.
And yes I have to walk around the fort now when I fall off. Or pick up a block and glitch through :) I'm afraid of using missile launchers. They're more likely to hit my own settlers the way this game works.
