" evaderbak" didn't use any mods while building The Castle into a full town. " Wildcat7878's" Radstag Arms is my favourite shop in the Commonwealth. " I_like_mangoes" put a gym on the roof of a building in one settlement. " Exonar" spent all his time building a pier settlement onto Spectacle Island.Ĭuon built a massive hangar for a giant mech. Here's " Tripper1" with his take on Red Rocket, complete with Power Armour garage. " OMGconex" spent his first 80 hours with Fallout 4 base building. " CloakedWarrior4323's" take on Sanctuary is three times bigger than the default version. " Oryx2046" turned Starlight Drive into one of the largest settlements in his version of Fallout 4. It took him 25 hours, he revealed in a post on Reddit. "theowest" made "a giant-ass" Rubik's Cube in Fallout 4, with the help of the Unlimited Size mod. Or maybe, like me, you'll think, huh, I'll never make anything as good as that, then kill yet another feral ghoul. Maybe they'll inspire you to create bigger and better things. Here, I've collected a few of the best settlements I've seen on the wonderful Fallout subreddit. And what about those electronic signs? As you'd expect, players are having fun with those. PC players, using a combination of mods, have pushed the boundaries put in place by the developers to create sprawling mini-cities, packed with shops, defences and housing. Some players have already spent hundreds of hours just on Fallout 4 base building, creating settlements as good as anything Bethesda made for the game.
But Fallout 4 is base building for some people. I've left Sanctuary a poor, dribbling mess of burnt-out houses and bare-bones streets. Fallout 4 base building isn't for me, despite some advanced tips from Eurogamer's Ian Higton.
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