Fallout 4: The True Minutemen

There is a very incredible point about the Brotherhood of Steel - the airships of the fourth generation were made by dismantling the engines of the aircraft carriers where the settlement "Rivet City" of the third generation was located. By the second season of the Fallout TV series, the Brotherhood of Steel already had multiple airships - therefore, either the capital wasteland already has the ability to produce complex and large industrial products such as airship engines, or the Brotherhood of Steel acquired them from other parts of North America. New engine components were recovered from the wreckage of aircraft carriers in the former naval base, or from the warehouses of shipyards and factories. The former represents that the industrial capabilities of the capital wasteland have been restored to an astonishing degree, and the latter represents that the Brotherhood has been able to conduct long-distance deployments and transport heavy equipment throughout North America. Compared with other wasteland forces, including the Enclave, it has a strategic delivery capability gap that is as far as cloud and mud.

It's great. The environment and group portraits are both strong. But the protagonist feels like he's becoming a saint. He lacks a little bit of personality. Maybe it's because he doesn't have a truly close partner. If the author doesn't make the heroine, he can also make a successor or something like an adopted son.

The writing is smooth and logical. There are no problems with the plot so far, and the understanding of the radiation world is also very good. It is considered a good book. It doesn't look like it was written by a novice

I don't know what the plot is like. After all, I have never played Fallout. All contents with a certain threshold (ghouls, mire crabs, death claws, various forces, etc.) Are all familiar to me through the radiation videos I have watched before. There is no big problem with the overall story. At least it is very suitable for passing time and will not make people feel offended. The biggest problem up to Chapter 26 may be the introduction of the book. The introduction mentions the radiation world and the protagonist's body, which is not very attractive. Your introduction is a bit boring, but your content makes up for it very well.

A very good radiation fan, which revived all my memories of radiation. When did the old popsicle appear?

There are really few tracks in Fallout, but the writing and settings are excellent.

It's quite nice, but the writing style doesn't feel like a newbie. Has Laoden been reincarnated [laughs evilly]

It's very interesting and the author has a lot of knowledge about radiation. But when will the protagonist lead the volunteers to get the castle back and mass-produce the castle's cannons? I'm also looking forward to the official march of the Volunteer Army in the Federation.

A very good Fallout 4 novel, as if you were walking through the streets of Boston fighting crazy ghouls. If you play radiation, you must come and see it, it's super beautiful 👍

Newcomers, rate your own book.