And it feels like not just in the game, since, yes, I finally have moved most of my shit over from the Red Rocket to here, but IRL too because I'm spending countless hours tweaking and improving my vault settlement. So weird that I'm deep diving into a game (Fallout 4) I've had and "beat" for well over a decade. I mean, just last night alone I spent more hours playing this than in all of Fallout 76.
The new Security Annex featuring an array of Power Armor on display
I tried adding more lighting to the Atrium but it's still very dark. Oh well.
I decided to open up my Overseer Office Ante Chamber "to the public" removing the barricades and added my growing collection of bobbleheads for all to gaze upon.
Look at this display case full of treasure!
It's tucked away in a little corner...
Of my Inner Overseer Office.
Here's my iconic Overseer Window view.
The improved cafeteria. Oh look, the screen grab captured one of the non-stop babbles these boobs constantly blab all day long.
Here's the Cafeteria Walk-In Freezer.
The new Research Department.
Welcome to the "Struggles On The Surface Memorial Museum."
My private quarters of the Overseer section.
The improved crops area.
The improved Clinic.
The Main Security Office.
The improved Recreation Room.
EDIT: I was decking out each of the bedrooms with more furnishings when I got my first crash. You see, the game limits the build size of each settlement and I'm right about at that limit now, despite the fact that, really, I think my vault is rather modest, especially in comparison to some I've seen on YouTube. But they even admit they use mods to cheat the settlement size limit. There also a glitch I could use, since I hate to use mods in this game, but it's a pain requiring more that a fair share of "farming" and there's enough of that already. (Gaming farming, which is having to do boring, repetitive tasks to get results needed.) I have been able to squeeze in some lavatories and tweak a few things here and there but you know, I might treat this as a sign to move on to another settlement. These vaults can be built at any settlement, but they'll be above ground, of course. And they need vast amounts of concrete and steel and other construction materials, yet virtually no wood. One thing before I go on though, I wanted to show off the updated Atrium look with the added lounge/bar feature:
No mods means filling those shelves behind the bar with temperamental bottles one bottle at a time.