Hello, Jericho Bridger here. Im here to discuss with the once Illuminate Empire on why they have chosen to use inhumane experimentation on non-combatants, why create the mindless masses? Is it just a fear tactic against Super Earth or is it retaliation for something The Ministry of Truth dosen't want the citizens of Super Earth to know of?
Hello, Frontline Reporter Jericho Bridger here. Im looking to interview the people of Cyberstan about a recent comment made by a member of the Great Hosts Fleet. The Overseer said quote: "It doesnt matter we will oblitérate that 5 sector Micro faction in seconds using penta and meridia they aint doing shit to our billion ship armada or we could just mind control them" to a Cyberstan Survivor who stated that the Automatons were more powerful than the Illuminate think they are. I am now looking to know what the people of Cyberstan and it's fighters think about that Overseers statement.
OMG I just finished Firewatch and it was amazing, the story was so sad in the beginning, poor Julia and Henry. The story is just a tear jerking almost all the time, for how little you spend with the characters you feel their sadness, their regrets, their everything. Ned is a character who you feel bad for once you learn his story, losing his son while climbing it's just sad stories all around and each character deals with it differently, other than the stress of Ned listening in on things. It shows that Delilah likes to get drunk to forget things, Henry took a job that isolates you alot to get away from the heartbreak of what's happening to Julia, Ned is someone who took his grief and regrets so far that he decided to leave civilization fully, building a bunker for himself in Shoshone and eventually moving deeper into it when the fire gets out of control, in the back of my mind I like to think that instead of Ned going deeper into Shoshone he actually stepped into the fire, or went down in the cave to maybe retrieve Brian, i want Ned to have a happy ending atleast as happy as a man who's lost his son and abandoned civilization can have, whether it's being reunited with his son in the afterlife or burying his son once the fire is ended. This game is a masterpiece. The only criticism there could be is how Ned set up that station or atleast how he made it connect to everything. But other than that this is a game ill recommend to anyone who loves story driven games.
The moment I saw the Raptors helmet from the cosmetic pack I knew I had to make a firstborn inspired Ironhand.
This is the second time in a row that ive had to clean my reserved data for fallout 4 on xbox because apparently if you have mods that are incompatible or something like that, the game crashes to home screen and will keep crashing before it reaches the main menu, and the only fix i found for Xbox is to clear the reserved data meaning all my mods I just spent installing gone and I have to do it all again and hope i don't install something that causes it.
Tried my hand at a resting rifle pose, im not great at posing so if there's a way to make it look better, id love to see it.