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The was my pattern before, now with Fallout 4, I’ve decided instead I’ll set myself out a goal of what I am trying to accomplish.

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Generally - so I find I will get obsessed with a game and then I’ll mod it for a while and then when I’m done with the game, I’ll move on and quit modding it. Pickysaurus: So outside of Fallout 4 do you play any other games?

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I used to - but I don’t know if I’ll ever get back into it because Sim Settlements has consumed all of my free time (which is not a complaint) - but I used to be into TCGs so I would play Magic: The Gathering, Hearthstone, stuff like that. It’s not like a major musician or anything but it’s something that I enjoy on the side. Now I’m probably going to work with a musician to do a machinima music video for their songs. The stuff for the Sim Settlements trailers, we recently did one just for a patch, have been fun. I’ve done it with real life video as well but that stuff I tend not to release and it just sits on my computer. I really love taking songs and video footage and kinda splicing them together and making something cool out of it, especially with game stuff. I end up practising that now mostly with Sim Settlements in doing my trailer videos. One of my other hobbies is making music videos and machinima. When you are not busy with modding, what other hobbies do you like to pursue?

So there’s a lot of depth now to Sim Settlements after it’s been in development for about two solid years.īigBizkit: On to a completely different question. So that’s the quick synopsis, it’s grown a whole lot more and you can actually have the entire settlement build itself.

So residential they’ll build a home, commercial they’ll build a shop, etc. So instead of you building individual beds and crops and laying down structures, you just put out these zones that we call ‘Plots’ and the settlers that move in will automatically build something at random in that kind of field. That was my inspiration to start because it kind of gives you a ‘SimCity’ way to play with settlements. The whole thing that draws us into the Bethesda games is exploring, so I took kind of the SimCity model to start - it’s definitely gone way beyond that now. Sim Settlements is basically a way to quick get a good looking settlement and have a reason to come back to your settlements, because one of the things I thought was kind of wasteful in the settlements is that you put all this effort into build them and you know exactly what it looks like so there’s no reason to come explore it. So that was the first mod, that got fairly popular and then I was playing Survival Mode and I got sick of building all the details necessary to make a cool looking settlement so I logged out and started working on what has become Sim Settlements. I saw we had these settlements, that were pretty much useless, so I came up with a way to set up a settler job where they would come and pick up stuff in places you left.

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I think most Bethesda players just get obsessed with picking up everything in the world and I found myself kind of cheating by using backpack mods that would let my character carry 1,000 pounds or whatever and I wanted a more immersive experience. I’m best known for Sim Settlements and all of the expansions that go with that, but before that the first mod I released for Fallout 4 was Salvage Beacons which was my immersive solution to pack-ratting. Pickysaurus: So for someone who’s never heard of you or your work before could you describe what your mods are and what they do, in your own words? Where I was just like “I love this franchise and I want to make this game way better.”. Then I moved on to Half Life, I modded Starcraft, Warcraft 3 - just every game I get way into I end up finding myself modding, but Fallout 4 is the first one I took it seriously with. I started out modding Quake 3 and I used a different name that I refuse to reveal because I released a lot of teenage angst-y garbage mods that no-one needs to find out about. Kinggath: Sure, I am a freelance web designer/programmer, I do a little bit of everything in IT and I’ve been modding since I was about 15. However, to start this off, could you tell us a bit about yourself?

Note: You can also include SoundCloud links on your mod pages and the forum.īigBizkit: Most people probably know your name from your massively popular Sim Settlements mods for Fallout 4.