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Fallout 4's legendary enemies are notorious for adding extra difficulty to surviving the wasteland... and today we had the genius idea of making EVERYONE and EVERYTHING legendary in Fallout 4. NPCs, Radroaches, Deathclaws, and Robots: everything will have the legendary effect of having two health bars and being extremely overleveled... while I, a simple lone wanderer, must try and survive. In today's video I'll attempt to finish the game with every enemy being legendary on survival... with no use of mods or exploits. Resorting to useful upgrades like ballistic weave and pursuing the idea of gathering a pile of useless legendary weapons in my home... Enjoy!

Today we return to the Commonwealth of Fallout 4, installed with the most ridiculous mod I've faced yet, a mod that turns every creature, robot and enemy into a legendary encounter... Except this time, we're in the DLC's... From Far Harbor to Automatron to Nuka World. We'll be venturing through every major DLC for Fallout 4 while tackling some of the toughest creatures the game has to offer... in Legendary form. The mod we're using today turns EVERYONE and EVERYTHING Legendary, including sentry turrets, NPC's, spotlights and even myself... Can I survive the toughest challenges that Fallout 4 has to offer? Lets find out!

Oblivion first released back in early 2006 and it so happens to be the first Bethesda game that I EVER played, long before Fallout New Vegas and Fallout 3. It's always been one of my favourite RPG's, as the guild questlines are always worth revisiting... With the release of the Oblivion Remaster in April, I dropped every project I had to quickly complete every storyline and guild-questline for a full-playthrough - which is what you're watching today. All Oblivion Remastered Achievements in just over 60 hours of gameplay on Expert difficulty. We used builds of every type and enjoyed Oblivion in its janky original state - just visually improved. I had a blast playing the entire remaster and cant praise it enough. Hope you guys enjoy!

The 'Immortal Snail' thought experiment has slowly became an internet meme, sitting just behind the 'Trolley Problem' in popularity... and today we'll be recreating that premise, in Skyrim. Today I'll be recieving 1 million septims as part of a deal... a deal that will see a murderous mudcrab with immortality chase me down from Riften to Solitude. Everywhere I go, whether its inside a home our outside on the road, this Mudcrab will chase me until I die. But can I finish the Dark Brotherhood questline while dealing with this menace... is it possible to even play Skyrim under these rules?

Today we'll be tackling Fallout New Vegas' hardcore difficulty with one huge premise - I only have 20 minutes to create and prepare a character. Whether its weapons, ammo or medical supplies, once those 20 minutes are up - I won't be able to loot ANYTHING... (except quest items) We'll have to juggle my hunger, thirst and need to sleep, while also tackling the mutated foes of the Mojave. Is it possible to beat the game this way? Lets find out.

Fallout 76 was released in late 2018 and to say it was a disaster would be an understatement... but over the years, after countless updates and additional content, 76 has changed. The community swears by the game and its new updates so... lets FINALLY give it a try in 2025. I'll be power levelling myself to LVL 50 in this video, with the help of a few friends, before trying out the new and flashy GHOUL update for Fallout 76. Finally a new way to play the game... but is it any good?