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Today we'll be taking a look at my first set of adventures in Project Zomboid - which includes playing on the HARDEST DIFFICULTY, surviving an entire COOP session with Joov and eventually building my own character to see if I can actually survive in this unforgiving survival game. I've always wanted to try Project Zomboid out and thought it would be fun to document the learning process... Also break over, we're back! Fallout 4 caps part 2 soon? Have a good week!

We're back in the world of Fallout 4, but with one simple ruleset: Every step costs 1 cap... If my cap count ever hits 0, I'll be killed on the spot... Combine this challenge with the premise of Survival, then suddenly you're walking everywhere and paying to walk. In part 1 of this challenge, titled "Fallout 4, But Every Step Costs 1 Cap", we setup a water farm for vendoring, killed Kellog and made it all the way to the Institute. Today we'll be completing all of the Fallout 4 DLC's, alongside finishing the game aswell. ALSO I made a very dumb IRL purchase thats featured in the video... Enjoy.

In Today's video we'll be playing Skyrim, but everytime I take damage - I will drop gold... or more realistically - I bleed gold. Whether its damage taken from a bandit, a fire breathing dragon or just a mudcrab - each hit will drop gold thats tied to my characters level and deathcount - resulting in things getting quite hard, quite fast. I always love revisiting Skyrim and this challenge run gave me a different way to play the game which was fun... ALSO I played on Survival difficulty - which makes things just that little bit more harder (no fast traveling).

Fallout Roulette. The ultimate Fallout challenge. Every single Fallout game is crammed into this one video - were I must play a random Fallout game whenever I die... with one catch - everything is played on the hardest difficulty. Fallout 4 on Survival. Fallout 3 on Very Hard and Fallout 76 (in general). I honestly had such a blast streaming this challenge and I'm super happy with the end result of this project. Plus Fallout 4 VR was surprisingly fun... maybe expect more of that to come soon...

Oblivion released back in 2006 and was seen as the KING of RPG's... and one Franchise was coming for that spot... Two Worlds was launched in 2007 and was immediately compared to The Elder Scrolls in almost every-way. It failed to surpass Oblivion but managed to curate its own unique audience... Then, in 2010, Two Worlds 2 was released to much less fan-fare. The sequel was better recieved by critics for being a more comprehensive game... but in the process - Two Worlds lost its unique charm and 'Eurojank' feel and instead just crossed into Uncanny Valley... A lot of people love this game and I did enjoy playing it... but the original Two Worlds will always have a place in my heart. ALSO FALLOUT VIDEO IN A WEEK!!! I LOVED THE TV SHOW AND IM ECSTATIC THAT THERES A NEW WAVE OF FALLOUT FANS -- but I messed up my schedule so you're getting Two Worlds 2 this week.

After a WHOLE YEAR - we're back in the Mojave of Fallout: New Vegas messing around with every Randomizer mod I could find, with one goal - reach my true love, Benny. I've compiled and combined every major randomizer mod for new Vegas, Door randomizer, NPC randomizer, weather randomizer, gun randomizer and much much more - turning the Mojave into a deadly wasteland. Thank you all for the continued support and for pushing me up to 500K subs so fast. I have a LOT of Fallout projects I want to get started on, so I'll be doubling down on streams and videos for a short while! ENJOY!

The BIG, long-awaited Fallout 4 Next-gen update is here... and man they really broke the game! This new next-gen patch adds a handful of new weapons and armours to Fallout 4, while bringing 3 new questlines orientated around The Enclave, the new scrap-weapons and a special Halloween quest. But the update didnt exactly go to plan and the new content added pales in comparison to the next-gen update that Skyrim recieved. On top of this, a lot of the new content doesnt function correctly, resulting in a lot of peoples savefiles getting corrupted. A ton of mods no longer work and Fallout 4 London was indefinitely delayed... BUT THEY ADDED A NEW WEAPON THATS SUPER FUN! (only because its broken lmao) Today, we'll be adventuring into the next-gen patch in all its broken mess, while enjoying the new content and breaking the game with my NEW favourite weapon. Enjoy.

Today we'll be visiting the brutal game that started the entire Fallout series. The original 1997 Fallout. Now I personally love the classic Fallout's and believe they have so much amazing lore, characters and world building to explore... however most gamers will simply not give this game a chance due to its old age, unforgiving nature and chunky controls. Well that ends now. This is an entire FULL PLAYTHROUGH of Fallout 1, from start to finish. From main quests to side quests. Deathclaws to little rats... We'll be venturing out into the wastes to discover just how great of a game the original Fallout was... but also to save Vault 13 of its water shortage problems... and much, MUCH more. Enjoy.

Mount and Blade Bannerlord is seen as one of the best 'open-world-sandbox' games available and I personally agree, which is evident by todays video. We'll be using mostly free child labor to help build and construct a new medieval empire, while exploring the average life of the Battanian youth. We'll be sieging castles, raiding villages, stealing loot and taking names... All while playing on REALISTIC difficulty... which is hard.

We're back in the Commonwealth of Fallout 4, exploring the challenge of downloading EVERY Randomizer mod available and seeing whether or not navigating the game is possible. Weapon Randomizer, enemy spawn randomizer, bobblehead randomizer, virgil and railroad password randomizer and a few more - including some random fun mods because why not. Overall this was a super fun challenge alongside the New Vegas counterpart but unfortunately there is no door randomizer.... yet. Maybe soon.

DUST is one of the most infamously hardest mods for Fallout: New Vegas. It completely overhauls the entire map of the Mojave, adds new survival elements, limits medicine and ammunition and at times can be downright scary. The toxic cloud from the Sierre Madre finally reaches the Mojave of New Vegas and wipes out almost all life, leaving behind a plague-ridden and dusky wasteland thats riddled with monsterous creatures and cannibals alike. Today I venture into this harsh wasteland in hopes of uncovering the mystery of this hellscape, but to also finally discover what lurks deep DEEP below the surface...

Fallout London released and it was amazing but I kinda got distracted and streamed it non-stop for 3 weeks. The final playtime was 68 hours and my editing team is hard at work cutting it down... so I've decided to re-release the entire Tileman series for the time being. The tileman series started just over a year ago and revolves around the 'tile' mod for Fallout 4 that allows you to place down "tile prefabs" all over the commonwealth. In this video, I use the tile mod to navigate and complete the entire game of Fallout 4, while unlocking a tile for every kill I get. This is honestly, in my opinion, the most unique Fallout 4 playthrough I've ever seen...

Fallout 4's biggest mod is finally here! And it takes place in my own backyard, London. But of course I had to make a bit of a challenge out of it, so we are playing it on the Survival difficulty and trying to survive the post nuclear apocalypse of London. Not only does the mod completely change Fallout 4, from the map, to the quests and even parts of the gameplay but I had so much fun with it that I spent more time on this game save than any other of mine from the Fallout series.

Today’s Fallout: New Vegas Randomizer Mod is an ammo randomizer that changes the projectile I fire after every kill... oh and it also changes my weapon aswell. This allows for some crazy combinations, like a minigun that fires mini-nukes or a pistol that fires out C4 explosives. And today I'll try to venture across the Mojave to beat the game using whatever tools the game gives me. With a total of 155 different projectiles and the most weapons of any Fallout game, New Vegas is the perfect playground to test out a mod like this - to try and see if it helps me out or slows me down. So lets see, can you beat Fallout: New Vegas with every projectile randomized?