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View File [Fallout 4] [FusionGirl] Blood Rosy Bride Blood Rosy Bride is an outfit based on an actual lingerie set that can be found here. Requirements: FusionGirl body and all of it's requirements. BodySlide for Falout 4 Fallout 4 High Heels System Installation: Extract the contents of the compressed file into your Fallout 4 Data folder. The BodySlide folder containing the slidersets and shapedata is located in the Data folder of the compressed file. If your installation of BodySlide is not in the Data folder, then you will need to move it into the appropriate folder to generate the outfit for your body type. How to obtain: Only obtainable via console commands. Type 'help Rosy Bride' in the command console to find the item codes. Credits: Fallout 4 High Heels System - PK0 FusionGirl - Team ZeX BodySlide and Outfit Studio - Ousnius and Caliente The developers at Bethesda Game Studios Permissions: You're free to use this mod your own project as long as it's non-commercial. Submitter Doublezero Submitted 10/09/2023 Category Clothing  

Todd Howard says exploring planets in Starfield was much more punishing before Bethesda "nerfed the hell out of it" It was nerfed to be sold as DLC later. Can't put too much in the base game, can we?

Best roast of this game I have seen so far. I don't understand why he's so surprised that the game feels like it was made in 2008. Bethesda has been making the same game since 2002.

Todd Howard says that Starfield's ship AI sucks on purpose so players can actually hit stuff: 'You have to make the AI really stupid'

And they still haven't fixed Fallout 4. Some of the problems with Starfield that were shown in the video are still present in Fallout 4, and they can't be fixed by modders. All modders can do with Bethesda games is put lipstick on a pig.

Modders ain't fixing this one.

Yup. This is a Creation Club cash grab.

These games were planned before the Microsoft acquisition and Todd Howard was against remastering the old Bethesda games, so this was probably something that ZeniMax wanted to do. I remember reading an article about Bethesda before the Microsoft acquisition and how their publishing side of the business was underperforming. Since then, I have always felt that the company was in need of cash, and this story solidifies my opinion.

They did the Russians a favor.

Todd Howard's Trashfield: Featuring garbage from the offices of Bethesda Game Studios.