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The man in the first image is my father, John. He very recently passed away from lung cancer on March 28, 2026. Just a little over a week before he passed, he went to the ER, where we learned he had cancer in his left lung that had already spread to his liver and colon. It all happened so fast. Prior to this, he had health issues that kept him from working so, he played his favorite game. My dad poured over 9,000 hours into Fallout 4 and more than 1,200 hours into New Vegas. But what he loved most about Fallout 4 wasn’t just the quests, it was building. He created thriving settlements, none falling below 70% happiness. He spent countless hours shaping that world into something alive, something cared for. Back in the days of Xbox 360 and PS4, I introduced him to Fallout 3, a game I had already fallen in love with. He picked it up on PC, and from that moment on, he was just as hooked as I was. Fallout became something we shared. With Fallout 4, he could spend hours building and still find joy in every minute. He made sure every settlement had everything a settler could need, farms, slot machines, exercise equipment, even bathrooms with doors for privacy. This universe gave us something special. We could talk for hours about what we discovered, which faction we chose, new weapon combinations, and everything in between. We looked forward to the future of Fallout together hoping for a Fallout 3 remaster, wondering what Fallout 5 would be like, where it would take place, what new creatures and factions we’d encounter. We even talked about the show and imagined what it would be like if we could have Walton Goggins’ Ghoul as a companion. Now, I won’t get to experience those things with him. That’s what hurts the most is knowing that when those moments come, I won’t be able to share them with my father, my hero. He taught me so much about cars, computers, and life. For his final resting place, my family and I chose something that felt right for the man he was. Someone who spent so much time exploring and building in the wasteland deserves a place there too. He’ll rest inside a Mini Nuke. I wanted to share this because Fallout was never just a game to us. It was a world we lived in together, a bond between a father and his son. And now, no matter how far I travel across those endless wastelands, I know I won’t find him there. Because now, I’m the Lone Wanderer. Addition: for those who asked and would like to, I’ve recorded a bit of his first save and posted to YouTube. I’m still going through and shortening it a little so they’re only about 20ish minutes and not overly long. If you wish to see walkthroughs of his settlements you can see them here. https://youtu.be/TOHXoNmWOrY?si=reiZj2sqnl0y41qu submitted by /u/SWZphotography1992 to r/fo4 [link] [comments]

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I was telling this story the other night, and I was told to post it here. This takes place 19 years ago when I worked for State Street Bank for one of the worst human beings ever, Paula. Real places and names so I do not care. If you live in Boston and a looking to work at this place, skip it. It is a horrible place to work. Anyway, on to the story. I had just started working for Paula, the team was a mini project team tackling complex financial operation problems with high SVP visibility, that's how it was sold to me. In reality it was a mushroom farm, with Paula keeping you in the dark and feeding you shit. All I did was compile reports and gather data from people who were terrified of my team. Needless to say, I was bait and switched and was looking to get out shortly after I got there. She had a habit of always criticizing your work to hell with the stupidest things. One the reports I was responsible for was a weekly update on certain Oil warrants out of Nigeria. To those that do not know a warrant is an agreement to buy a commodity at a specific price, regardless of what the current value is. The reason being there was an option to buy at $30 per barrel when prices peaked at $90 per barrel. We had no idea if the holder knew about this or not, but we had to monitor and report because the liability and loss would have been massive. Any who, week after week after week after week Paula would review and rip me a new asshole over the format, verbiage and every stupid thing not related to the actual numbers being right. Total ticky tack stuff. One day I was going through the network files and stumbled across an old folder for a similar project. It was Paula's handiwork before they gave her a team to manage. So, I decided to use her format for everything, even changing the report structure to look just like hers and using her cover letter language. I brought it to her office to review and sign off, and she absolutely lost her shit. She asked what happened to the old format. I told her since she didn't seem to like what I had been doing I thought it best to change it around. She said that this was worse than before, probably the worst I submitted to her. She went on and on for what seemed like forever. I just looked at her and didn't interrupt with blank look. Her last question to me was what I was thinking when I made these changes. I told her that I used the formatting and language she used when she was doing a similar report a few years back. That I found the folder online and used her past work verbatim, just with the numbers and relevant information changed. I gave her printouts of her reports and letters to compare. She just looked at me and had this dumbstruck look on her face. I asked if this was bad should I go back to my format then? She just signed off on the reports and said to send them as is. I just wanted to confirm that they were fine to send because less than a minute ago she said it was basically unreadable. She said they were fine as is and we didn't have time to redo them. So, I sent them out. I was smart enough to find and save all of her old work, for example, to use. I noticed that she went thought and deleted/moved the older folders after I encountered because I expected her to. This cat and mouse game went on for remainder of my time there. I would use her templates/past work and wait for her to tear it apart. After a few more times, she eventually figured out I grabbed all of them. She asked and I told her I created SOPs using all of her past work and had it saved locally. It seemed like a logical thing to do. I was able to quit a few months later. Fuck you Paula. submitted by /u/MerryMisandrist to r/pettyrevenge [link] [comments]

Seen a lot of information about the mini-hounds and how to find them, but not images for clearer guidance so I made this quick map to show the route I used in West Potomac to farm them. Each red X along the route is a potential spawn I found. Just running the loop on repeat is enough time for them to respawn in between encounters so you can just keep going until you get the bounty notification. I recommend farming the mini-hounds on an easier difficulty as they have HEALTH on Heroic and even in a 4 stack we were sometimes having trouble burning them down before they fled. Once you have the bounty you can start it from the Southwest area in the bounties tab. If you go more than 6 or 7 kills without seeing the bounty notification I'd check the bounties map anyway. On one of ours we went to 15 kills without seeing the bounty, so we decided to check if we had it anyway, and one of our team members noticed they already had it, so even though the event says you can stack them I'm not so sure. submitted by /u/LiquidAngel12 to r/thedivision [link] [comments]