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Fallout: New Vegas has the highest weapon count of any Fallout game in existence, boasting over 200 unique weapons in its arsenal. Today we'll be exploring the Mojave of New Vegas while having our weapons randomized on every single kill. Will this slow down my progress or make the game easier? Watch and find out...

When it comes to replayability, the Fallout games are almost unmatched. From beating Fallout 3 as a baby, to completing Fallout 4 as a molerat, there will always be a new challenge around the corner. And Today, I've asked you guys to submit the best, most unique challenges for me to consider... and we'll be digging through that list to find just how stupied Fallout can get...

So Fallout 4 has 186 unique weapons and New Vegas has 235... but when it comes to weapon variety, nothing comes close to the amount of weapons Skyrim has. Today we'll be using a weapon randomizer in Skyrim with one goal - finish the game. Will the levelling system of Skyrim make this a harder challenge? Will the variety of weapons be too much to handle?

Fallout 4 has a ton of achievements and just like any game out there, some of them are good and some of them are REALLY bad. Today we'll be venturing into the slimy abyss that is fallout 4's worst achievement - Benevolent Leader. Why was this achievement hated so much on Fallout 4's release? Will it prove to be possible without the use of DLC's?

Today we'll be exploring the premise of getting every Achievement in Fallout 4 in one sitting. Otherwise known as obtaining a platinum trophy. What makes this challenge so difficult is the range of achievements Fallout 4 has and how difficult and time consuming some of them can be. We'll have to complete all the base game achievements and the extra 34 achievements that come with the DLC. Is it possible? and if so... can I beat a Speedrun World Record in the process?

Fable 2 is one of my favourite RPG's of all time and its about time I finally covered it in a YouTube video. Today we'll be exploring the premise of making money in Fable 2 without the purchase of properties or the 'greed' ending. Our goal? simple. Make 1 million gold as fast as we can whilst also beating the game. I'll explore every different type of money-making the game has to offer, from blacksmithing to bounty hunting, we'll give everything a try...

Today we'll be exploring the game of Fallout: New Vegas and seeing if its possible to get every Achievement in the game in one sitting. New Vegas has 50 base game Achievements and an extra 25 that come with the DLC. Basically we're getting the Fallout: New Vegas Platinum Trophy. Some of the Achievements are simple enough... but some of the Achievements can take hours and I have just one stream to get them all... Also this will be done entirely glitchless so I can't just break my way in.

So as everyone knows, going fast is always a good thing, and today we'll be testing that theory out to its absolute limits by playing Fallout 4 Survival, but everytime I get a kill, it makes me just a little bit faster. Over the course of the run, I'll be using melee weapons only, which adds its own list of restrictions and challenges. Just how fast can I get before ending the run? and will this entire challenge be a huge regret? I dunno, watch and find out...

Skyrim is built on its melee combat and today we'll be putting that to the test by increasing my movement speed every time I get a kill in the game. The world of Skyrim is pretty huge in comparrison to the Fallout titles, so will this extra movement speed help us with travel? and will I be able to finish the game before I start moving too fast?

Fallout 4 has one of the biggest modding scenes with over 1 billion custom downloads and close to 50,000 unique mods. So today we're going to test the variety and quality of those mods by playing through Fallout 4 on its hardest difficulty, whilst downloading a mod everytime I die. Except I dont pick the mod... my Twitch chat does... Big mistake.

Mods Mods Mods. Fallout 4 has tonnes of them and they range in scale. From meme mods that replace the moon with Todd Howard’s face to full overhauls that change every aspect of the game, we’ll be testing them out in todays continued challenge of playing Fallout 4 with one punishment - a new mod every death…

Kenshi is known for being a tough game with a rough experience, and today we'll be pushing that game to its lengths by trying to become a millionaire as fast as possible. No mods, no cheats, no glitches and no exploits - left to my own devices without a clue in the world on how to even start... But how long does it take, to make a million cats in Kenshi?

Tiles don't exist in Fallout 4 so we decided to MOD them in instead. Welcome to the challenge of trying to beat Fallout 4 while limitting my movement to a grid of tiles - but everytime I get a kill, I get a new tile. In this run, I'll be farming enemy camps for kills, respawning consistent spawns of loot and building my way to every location in the game. In todays video I'll be trying to access Diamond City through 4 four seperate streams over the course of 20 hours. My goal is to also setup a consistent farming spot for kills and also make sure to explore the starting area around sanctuary as accurately as I can - I dont want to miss a single crum! This is to hopefully setup the start of what will be a long series, in which I try to beat the entirity of Fallout 4.

After releasing in 2006, Oblivion was seen as an unstoppable force, a game that truly deserved to be on top - But in 2007, a game would be released that would attempt to correct that. That game is Two Worlds... and its interesting. Two Worlds is, in my opinion, a really fun game that I could spend endless hours playing, but its not a well-made game. There's tonnes of bugs, graphical issues, story plotholes and even some bad Voice acting. But it's a game thats dear to me, so I wanted to show it off. DONT WORRY, more Fallout 4 with only Tiles videos are coming soon, along with a few other challenges sprinkled in. Enjoy.

Fallout 4's hardest difficulty, known as survival, is one of the more difficult ways of playing any Fallout game without mods. It adds a ton of new features, like hunger, thirst and the need to sleep - whilst also delivering a surprisingly difficult combat experience. And Today, we'll be trying to beat the entirity of Fallout 4 with just 20 minutes to prepare my character. After the 20 minute mark, I'm no longer allowed to loot any bodies, items, weapons, ammo, armor or medication. Is it possible to beat the game this way? Lets find out.

In Episode 2 of the Fallout 4 Tileman adventures, we set forth to start completing the main missions of Fallout 4 and potentially even make it all the way to the Institute. This includes crossing the Glowing Sea and dealing with Kellog. As the game gets progressively harder and harder, I must find new ways to stay alive. Whilst also finding new ways to farm Tiles, because each time I get a kill - I unlock a new tile.

So here it is, the Finale of the Fallout 4 Tiled run. The final Fallout 4 Challenge before the release of Starfield. I've honestly loved every second of this adventure and I truly never expected to get to the end. So here it is, the final story of how I beat Fallout 4, using only Tiles...

So Starfield is here... It's a game. It's Skyrim in space... It's Fallout in space... It's Oblivion in space??? Either way I've been having a really fun time playing Starfield so far and thought it would be fun to set myself a little challenge. I must visit every single planet in the game, before finishing the game. The one downside? well, according to the in-game menu, moons and dwarf planets are counted as planets too... so this is going to take a while. Buckle up space cowboy.

Fallout 4 has an adundance of weapons, you can use a fat-man, a paddle ball or even a French baton. But today we'll be exploring the Commonwealth with only 1 type of weapon available to us - Turrets. Using the Deployable Turrets 2 mod, made by Sean_s, we can craft and deploy turrets anywhere in the game of Fallout 4. Which means we can use these little defensive critters in an offensive way, powering our way through the Commonwealth... Enjoy.

Today we'll be testing out a Fallout 4 mod that lets Twitch Chat control every element of my game. From spawning in enemies, to giving me random weapons, to even teleporting me randomly around the map... They can do it all.

This challenge ended up being super fun and was actually my first FULL playthrough of Starfield so it ended up being a longer video than usual. Hope you guys enjoy.

Everytime I kill someone or something, I'll be transformed into a random Skyrim creature. This can be anything from a Mudcrab to a Giant - with each character getting a full set of attacks and animations... except chickens and rabbits. In todays video, I will be tasked with completing 2 seperate story lines while having my character randomized constantly. Also for the first half of the video, Twitch chat is able to decide what species I turn into next. Enjoy.

Bethesda Roulette. The ultimate challenge. Skyrim, Fallout 4, Redfall, Fallout 76, Brink, Oblivion and much much more... all featured on one wheel. A wheel I must spin everytime I die playing any of these games. All on the hardest difficulty... with the only goal of this challenge being that of completing A SINGLE GAME. With 14 games, each game has a 7% chance of being played. How many deaths would it take to be finished? What game will I finish on? Well. You'll never believe what we finished this challenge on... Enjoy.

The Sims games are some of the most iconic PC games of all time and today we'll be visiting the flagship game of the series, The sims 4, with a simple premise: Everytime one of my household Sims dies... we install a new mod. This is my first time covering a Sims game on this channel, but I was actually a huge fan of both The Sims Urbz and The Sims Bustin Out growing up, so replaying the series again has been fun. I have a few ideas for videos around the two previously mentioned game but we'll get to them when we do. Thank you so much for 400K subs, the roulette video did really well and we'll be making a part 2 to that in January of next year. Hope everyone has a wonderful Christmas period and happy holidays!

Today we'll be playing Fallout 4 with one simple ruleset: Every step costs 1 cap... Combined with the games difficulty of Survival with prohibits Fast Travelling, I'll have to walk to every location I want to visit, while paying for every single step. I'll be starting the game with 500 caps... which is 500 steps. My Goal is to see how far I can get in Fallout 4 without softlocking my game. Just how I'd make enough money to achieve this... well, watch and find out.