Fallout 4 - How to build a better house

I had to do a double take, a Cord Fallout video? In 2024?????

I love how so many of the Fallout Youtubers we used to watch during the peak of Fo4 are coming back! Glad to see you back in fallout! 🎉

Returns out of nowhere, drops absolute banger, refuses to elaborate. Neat!

Turning the floors to all face the same direction is something I spend half my time friggen doing when building in Fallout 4. I'm glad I'm not the only one that does this because it bothers me SO much when I see a spot where it's facing the wrong way. LOL

Reminds me of why I installed Place Anywhere. Saved my sanity. But I remember your old builds. You and Norespawns got me to start playing Fallout 4 all those years ago.

I like how trashy yet civilized it looks. Gives that post post-apocalyptic vibe. Wish Bethesda designed settlements like this instead of garbage everywhere with holes in every wall and the ceiling.

Thanks for exposing how woefully inadequate my settlement building skills really are. Good stuff!

I LITERALLY CHECKED ON YOUR CHANEL EARLIER TODAY, seeing how everyone’s playing fallout again and was disappointed to find that there were no new videos from you and not an hour later you POST THIS BANGER! Hope to see more from you!!!! ❤❤❤

Someone probably already mentioned this, but I was watching your decorating part and realized there is a vanilla trick you might not know. Since things won't sink into player built structures, you can use the campfire item on top of the floor to create a sink point inside a player built structure. The farm plot also works for this but it is larger and sometimes harder to place. But if you can get it in, it gives you more wiggle room to get things perfectly lined up. You may already know about this. I was just so pleased with myself for knowing something that could help so I figured I'd comment. Awesome video and build. I love the way it turned out and I am definitely going to try some of the things you showed for decorating.

Appears out of nowhere with a fallout video after 2 years of nothing. The legend returns! I hope to see many more settlement builds that include bathrooms lol. You were my inspiration to really get into settlement building.

Wow was literally just checking out your videos and was bummed when I saw that recent video was uploaded a year ago. Nice to know you’ve still got a passion for this!

At 21:00 there is actually a method of sinking the pillar into the floor without having to delete it. If you place a campfire on the floor, a pillar can sink through it. I guess the game considers the campfire as the ground. I'm sure this tip will save you a lot of pain and suffering in the future <3

Good to see you back You were one of the 1st I subscribed to when fallout 4 first came out and it is good to revisit. I learned fairly recently that you can use the camp fire on the foundation to sink the pillar into the foundation while using the pillar glitch

I just followed the old guide yesterday for my sanctuary build

Great video! I still remember years ago your underground Vault 88 build that was like Pre-War Sanctuary, that was awesome. Really wish you released some of your builds like that one especielly, because they were spectacular. Anyway, you've been a big inspiration and have taught us alot! Seems like forever since I've seen a video from you.

This is great! I was watching your old videos of Fall Out. I've played the game tons of times but only now getting into MODing and focusing more on settlement building. Settlements is almost an entire game on its own. Thanks for posting!

Been subbed since you had 2k, so glad to see you back making Fallout videos. All of my settlements in Fallout 4 look so much better thanks to your tips.

When the world needed him the most, he returned ☢️

This is so great! Looks like a real home from the past with a living room, bar kitchen, and upstairs is the best with the power armor. You have great talent in building Settlements.

Watching you stress over placing those blocks was like watching myself. The last time I played Fallout 4, I spent 2 hours trying to line floor pieces up perfectly with the slab and stairs before putting up any walls. 🤣