Fallout: Return to Boston

Great, there are also Fallout fans to watch 😍😍

430,000 Words are not yet available on the shelves. I am not saying that I am not happy to read books for free, but the author writes books for free. Can he really persist 🤐

The local groundwater is drinkable! The local wasteland contains a large number of intact, unactivated robots, and a large amount of powered armor. The local library was not destroyed in a nuclear war either! Go through and pay for food and clothing and then stop at the library. You can directly cultivate simple technicians and high-quality population! There is also a ready-made military robot factory in the local wasteland! There are even many ready-made shelters in the local area, and whether they are good or bad, they contain a lot of useful equipment. The most egregious thing is the Boston Wasteland, which is still a piece of loose sand after more than 200 years of nuclear war. It's so easy to cause trouble! Not to mention that there are ready-made tactical nuclear weapons in the Glowing Sea. Finally, Boston still has a large scientific laboratory with a complete heritage like the Institute. As long as Boston is actually controlled, NCR and Brother Steel are no more valuable than chickens and dogs!

It is a pity that the size of the map cannot be expanded too much. After all, the first volume has been running back and forth in three places: Concord, Drum Hill Canteen, and Bedford, and the second volume will not go too far away for the time being. But at least the locations shown on the map are expected to be explored in this volume.

I finally waited for you, but fortunately I didn't give up~ Yiyi.

For Fallout 4, you basically start with Concord's power armor and the Iron Guard robot from the robot scrapyard, and then you can go straight to the underground factory of Rocco Industries. Then there are the large number of pre-war aircraft (Bird helicopters) found locally by the first two teams that Dance mentioned. Moreover, at this time, the volunteers have not dispersed yet, so they can go directly to Sturges, a synthesizer who can rub teleportation devices with his hands. But writing this way, I guess it will be finished very quickly, and we can fast forward directly to participating in the grand event with the Gunners, Academy, and Brotherhood of Steel.

This is a map of the northwest area of ​​Boston. The scope of activities in the first volume is almost this large. Updated maps will be uploaded in the future as important chapters are updated.

To be honest, I have been playing Fallout 4 recently. I am very happy that someone can write a novel about Fallout 4. I have also had immature fantasies. Based on the plot of Fallout 4, this is purely my personal opinion. Is the Mechanical Guard DLC and the underground base of General Atomics still capable of starting the production line? According to the plot of the game, Mechanical Man has sent many robots in the federal area, and in its logs, they can easily massacre small predator camps, as well as brain-controlled robots. They have a lot of shortcomings, but can they be used as a pure killing command unit? There is also an ironworks controlled by the Blacksmith Gang. From the plot point of view, at least in the era when Old Popsicle wakes up, metal products can still be produced. I would like to ask the author, has he considered these and made realistic improvements?

Author, I know you pursue realism, but you really don't want to write out the economic details. The protagonist and Penny talking about the ledger are really boring

It's free, but it's boring. Why are you, an ordinary college student, without any plug-ins? Are you more knowledgeable than the academy? Are you more benevolent and righteous than the volunteers? Are you more vicious than the predators? Or does it have more firepower than the Brotherhood?

Finally, someone has written a fanfic for Fallout 4 that I have longed for. I haven't read it yet, so I'll give it a try and ask the author first, what is the protagonist's path? Is Kazuomoto dependent on other forces or is he alone in claiming hegemony?

I have finally opened a new book. This time, don't make it impossible to get it on the shelves because of the previous book. If you keep writing books for free, I'm afraid you'll cut it off someday.

It's only been 6 days, and even including New Year's Eve, 5.5 Million words have been updated. This is a rhythm of updating 10,000 words every day.

In the first few pictures, I feel like the author didn't understand the background of Fallout 4? It is no longer possible to have winter there in Fallout 4. It seems that the high temperature of the nuclear bomb has changed the climate. I haven't played any other Fallout series, so I don't know, but Fallout 4 seems to have been mentioned somewhere, there is no winter anymore, so it won't snow.