Part 3 Fallout 4 -- Smith's Run: The Wonderland Line Radroach Massacre of 2087

It's a jaunt to the Boston Airport that ends badly for the Brotherhood of Steel.

It gets worse after a random encounter leads to a fight with a radroach horde.

Have fun!

Be seeing you.

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Part 2 Fallout 4 -- Smith's Run: A Scavenger Hunt

This is the second chapter of my Fallout 4 playthrough Smith's Run.

The Mean Machine bus unleashes fire-and-brimstone hell during a late-night attack. Then, it's off on onto a scavenger hunt to the Glowing Sea. If you download the Deus Ex Adam Jenson armor mod, I show you how to find it.

A lot of Cybermen and feral ghouls die. Deservedly so, I believe. They started it, after all.

I unalive myself too.

Deservedly so, some have said.

Be seeing you.

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Part 1 Fallout 4 -- Smith's Run: Wasteland Trackdown

I  haven't streamed in nearly two years.

Fighting both Covid and Writer's Block, I returned to gaming vids. Gaming jump-starts my brain and helps with the block; several writers play these games.

Jonathan Nolan loved playing the Fallout games—of course, he created the hit Amazon Prime web series by the same name.

So.

It's a bit slow and I'm getting back to the video gaming zone.

But I'll get there.

Here we go . . . again:

Renegade SRB agent and now a fugitive synth, Smith.0 returns to the Commonwealth Wasteland after years of wandering what's left of North America. After reaching Old Boston's ruined outskirts, Smith discovers a holotape with a shocking revelation: Husband and wife Nate and Nora Anderson were violently removed from their Vault 111 cryopods—only to be murdered by a merc named Conrad Kellogg, who kidnapped their son, Shaun. Kellogg was one of the reasons he returned to the Commonwealth; Smith set out on a quest to rescue Shaun.

And, after a century, finally kill Kellogg and settle some very old scores.