The first portion consists of an exterior watchtower area, complete with cabins and a sniper nest, while the second is a secret vault, containing a cafeteria, lounge, and workstations. The settlement is essentially two separate builds, divided by an undisclosed entrance leading into the mountain. It took him over 100 hours to create, and uses a great deal of mods to make it possible, including “Place Everywhere,” a hidden door mod, and “Homemaker – Extended Settlements” that lets you place terrain. The effort that has gone into the build is simply stunning.ĮvilViking13’s Minutemen watchtower, located at Tenpines Bluff, is another incredible build. Highlights include the provisional government building, a water treatment plant, and a custom statue of his character made with the help of a supporter. So, I think I definitely pushed the construction materials for the new version of Sanctuary pretty far.”
I was like, ‘If the NCR can do it, why can’t we do it here in the east?’.
And if you look at some of the NCR capitals in those early Fallout games, some of those societies are pretty advanced. “I went back to the original Fallout design documents and looked at some of the NCR settlements out west. Hardy souls: Why Fallout 4’s Nuka World DLC represents the series’ bravest roleplaying “The new Sanctuary will probably be my most rebuilt settlement,” he tells me “It uses the most amounts of stone and brick, and stuff that you’d have to carefully loot or construct yourself as far as building supplies go. He used several mods to realise this idea: to repaint houses, remove unsightly weeds, and extend the build limit. This was then followed by his idea of what Sanctuary might look like five years after the completion of the main quest, as his chosen faction, The Minutemen, started to rebuild the Commonwealth. His first build, Fortress Sanctuary, was a huge, secure settlement made from wood and scrap. In total, EvilViking13 has spent over 200 hours building settlements at Sanctuary.
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