TheWho87

After 10+ years 7 Days to Die is coming out of early access.

IGN has an interview with Todd Howard and Jonathan Nolan regarding the fallout of the Fallout series. (EXPECT SPOILERS)

I've been doing some reading and I stand corrected, and in fact they seem to be created around the same time as they were in our universe, they just were not focused on, the key difference being where our timeline focused on the microchip, the Fallout universe went all in on developing nuclear fusion.

Without going into a deep lore dive, the 50s aesthetic stems from the fact the microchip was never created, so everything has that 50s/60s nuclear world of the future look, so rather than styles evoling it just goes all in to recreate that world of the future.

That makes sence, why drop it only for it to highly likely break a few days later, makes more sence to wait, make sure it works and then drop it, don't want a fiasco like TEW2020's launch.

Didn't take long for people to find lore continuity errors.

Completly forgot I was going to do this, I'll give this a final warning, take what you want because this will be gone by the end of the month.

I was able to binge the series since some people decided to stream it on Twitch and caught a good 80-90% of it. It does a great job of representing the feel of both the world and the games, there is enough there that you don't need to have any knowlage of the games, and if you know the games you'll get the references, I do like how they were able to translate the morality and moral choices you get in the games into the show and still keep the grey "is this the "right" thing to do" feeling. I also like how they are able to tell the pre-war story through the ghoul's past. I just hope a second season is on the books, while not confirmed, it has been leaked that Fallout is on a list that has been granted qualified expenditures by California Film Commission to film there.

So it looks like Fallout 4 is finally getting it's next gen updates on April 25th. Annoyingly this drops days after Fallout London, so that'll be a fun period of a mod dropping, the game updating and breaking the mod and the rush to fix the mod.

Here is the update for April, this is set up for the start of April with the results of WrestleMania, nothing too major this month, there has been some new worker additions, list of names can be found in the editor, beyond that just typical changes and updates you'd expect, as usual anything out of place mention it and I'll fix it up for next month. Enjoy. Database: April 2024 Graphics: January 2024 (Google Drive) BUMP Workers and Belts: January 2024 (Google Drive) Legacy: Legacy Graphics (KyKy & Grey Belts) Worker Expansion contains pictures of wrestlers holding titles, along with non wrestlers cut on the same background used for workers. TEW Mods by TheWho87 on Discord Frequently Asked Questions Why is [Promotion] closed when they are active? Due to how slow the game runs with more promotions active, I have included active promotions but have them closed, to identify these they have their opening date and closed date the same. To activate the promotion simply remove the closed date. Can I use this mod as a base for my mod? Feel free to use this mod as a base or in part of your own mods, just credit that this mod was used as your base.

I believe so, admittedly I haven't downloaded/played it myself since the original, but from what I understand it's all built on the original game, guess it's a good thing not to lose the source code to your popular freeware game, even if it takes you 17 years to work on it again.

I found Promotion Wars first and I do recall the forums went down taking the game and the mods with it and I reluctantly moved over here for EWR, I think they brought it back a couple times with a couple of free forums. I think it got rebooted during the lockdowns and they just updated the original game rather than build a new game, still all free.

Anyone else member Promotion Wars? Well they're back (been back a while) and have been updating the original game.

There is a plan of actiion to try and preserve games that would die when the companies behind them end their support, it's mainly focused on games as a live service, so when they shut down the servers it kills the game, there is a website StopKillingGames.com that goes into the details and includes how you can take action. And here is a video explaining everything.

Content Warning is currently free on Steam until the 2nd.