User:Boycad/FO4: Natural Born Killers

Fallout 4: Natural Born Killers

>>Rated "R" for mature themes and nudity<<

Yes, it sounds violent and abusive, doesn't it? Are you perhaps made uncomfortable by such things as incest, exploitation and selfishness? Or are you concerned that such visceral material is merely being sensationalised for effect; in other words: to shock? Or, a third possibility is that you are yourself damaged, and will find something familiar herein.

If any of those approximate your reaction, then you are in need of the dark catharsis waiting within.

WIP

Natural Born Killers is in draft stage

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Game : Fallout 4
Title : Natural Born Killers
Version : scratch 1
Forum thread : tba
Author : Boycad
Cut-and-Paste source (thanks): Gernash

Introduction

Just getting started...

The intention is a Mod Organizer 2 based, Lovers Lab friendly build; stand-alone or autistic install; basic technical mods and base-game improvements, as per site tradition; lore-friendly but "vanilla adverse"; then, the selections follow a core and module model, describing the core in preparation for later additions, content mods for instance, without actually choosing those additions. Such items are left up to the individuals taste; and although we are making assumptions about your tastes, dear reader, we will be discreet. But they are there, in your id, even if you don't admit it, and in fact especially if you don't admit it. It is part of your identity.

Regarding the theme, I make no apologies. It may be exaggerated for dramatic purposes, but reality is my model. These are the suburbs and sprawl of a foreign landscape, degraded and ravaged, where the anonymous are captive, and you are among them. Do not panic. Focus on your immediate problems. It is afterall just a game.

So we jack it up and set it loose. Some features are a Fusion Girl body, for animations, and possibly physics; other stuff as I think of it... The build is LoversLab friendly, though not gratuitous nor often linked; performance budget is targeted moderate. Thanks to Gernash for his starting section and reference point. Lets begin with the workspace.