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I you do end up working on a mod in some way or form, you certainly need to make a couple references, direct or indirect to Autumn's leaves.

this mod really reminds me of how good Mad Max: Fury Road is.

Something that I haven't seen mentioned is "the b*tch", Esther Esther is other of The Inheritance's post-ending quests that emerges as consequence of the widespread knowledge of you racking the bucks, and asks you if you could give funding to create an orphanage. You check in days later to see how that goes, and you figure out it was all a ruse to create a point of infrastructure to help the Legion in the trafficking of slaves and children. You are given the options of killing that POS on the spot, or letting her go to be able to know where's the kids to be able to save them. If you completed this and other things in Bounties II, someone from the NCR will contact you saying they've got her caught and try to pry information out of her to catch other legion enslavers and stuff, to which she said she only would agree if they hire you (The Courier) to do the respective jobs. The NCR makes the vague promise to you that she'll be yours to dispatch after the more important matters are attended. But right after you do the last one, you see her gone to which the NCR dude says "sorry, we made an arrangement as she gave another big tip in exchange of being scott-free. Toodles". All this making you absolutely hate and loathe her likely even more than Marko, because one thing is "oh, this big bad guy killed Randall and is evil and yadda-yadda" and may have sent people to kill you and stuff in the background, but this is more direct, is a betrayal right in your face, twice, one getting a large sum of money out of you, and for matters that tend to make one more sympathetic at such as child slavery and worse, rather than fiction killings. If you did Esther's quests prior to Bounties III, then in B III you get another bounty which is of some Jackson guy, which by total coincidence, became Esther's BF as she settled there, and also got pregnant. You can: - Kill her or both, which would make you lose karma and get radiant encounters after BIII of other bounty hunters for being a bastich that would kill a pregnant woman. - Let her live and pry for however much money she has, which would complicate her life lots to raise the child, and then also kill Jackson and difficult it further as single woman, which would likely make her not learn any lesson for her actions and live as an evil mother - Let both live and not pry for money and letting them have a peaceful and good life which may not redeem herself beyond raising a child properly, but at least brings no more bad collaterals Bounties III's main point with "Virgil" 's segment is to point that even if you kill ultimately bad people, things are never black or white. (Which is also supposed to be a point of sympathy for Marko because of how he started being the "legend" he was etc etc) and IMO there's no better chunk in Someguy's series reflecting this than the POS that is Esther, making her one of the characters I'll hate the most in history of fiction for the rest of my lifespan. Absolutely fantastic.

Fun fact, there is a RWBY x Warhammer 40k cross over where a Krieger ends up near beacon academy, malal is involved, it's a ride is all I can say lol

the way to tell if a FNV mod is good enough to be considered not only "cannon" to the "lore" of the games but also something Bethesda ripped off. examples of these are the blatant copy of Autumn Leaves on the DO4 dlc far harbour and the whole "settlement building system" in FO4 which was a FNV mod called "RTS (real time settler) "

18:31 Absolutely. I always figured that, despite the fact our character is a post-apocalyptic courier travelling the known world, the main reason we start out as a wimp is precisely because of the brain damage.

I'm just sad that despite FNV legendary status as one of if not best RPG, it's mega mods aka DLC size mods are both rare AND with usually poor quality, Autumn leaves is super rare gem that survived this treatment even if it's not that big.

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Always heard about this mod [mainly because of the accusation that Bethesda stole the idea and made a worse quest in Far Harbor] Might give it a try when I have the free time.

Brother, that mod was boring as fuck.

Ok so I still have the release where wrench still had a voice (idk if they ever got around to replacing it) and I went back to check, I'd say her voice acting is on the level of Vanessa, like dont get me wrong its good, it just sounds out of place and too clean compared to pretty much everyone else

11:41 is the spiel about having having no quest markers and actively exploring due to mechanical incentives meant to coincide with the 36 Lessons being shown, or am I reading too deeply into this

😮Just the first few word sold me on this mod. A cwnturies old murder mistery? Where I can retire some clankers? Sign me up.😮

Best mod? This isn't the Difficult Pete mod!

Obligatory "babe wake up" comment. But seriously though, I always get a little extra excited when I see you drop a new video.

The reason why it works is that it was developed by *one person* Every time stuff is made by committee, especially by a bunch of amateurs, any hint of artistic merit is thrown out the window and the original idea gets molested so badly there is no original idea 5 minutes into development.

The "You're not trying to learn, you're trying to make yourself better" feels like an odd attack on someone in the context of a hostile post-nuclear wasteland >_>

I hate it too… felt that

My favorite part of the whole mod was when you’re talking with James and ask him why Arthur acts so autistic

Tattoos. Cringe.

This mod really hits you if you let it. I got so immersed into it, at times feeling trapped by the gray corridors and the red eyes always watching me, at other times never wanting to leave. It really made me examine my character and brought out some of the most emotional and most jaded responses, all for an ending that was so bittersweet I couldn't play the game for two days after. Idek if I ever want to play through this mod again just because I want that one experience crystallized in my mind.

I dont think its the best, but each to there own.

I thought thr mod was great. Really just so well thought out and well executed. I unfortunately encountered a bug that broke ot when I was about 90% done (a clue triggered through a wall in a locked room somehow) which broke the game, and even then, the experience was so well crafted, so unique and so memorable, I'd still recommend it wholeheartedly. Really cool what the author believed was possible and how they brought that vision to life. Really showed what the game is capable of, and how much more there can be to mods for games. Autumn Leaves isn't going to be everyone's cup of tea, especially in a game designed around exploring and murder, but for those with the patience, it is more rewarding than 95% of mod content out there.

when i get the notification that ramblelime dropped a new video i know it's gonna be a good ass day

Ik you said the next “big video” won’t be for awhile but is a Fallout London video on the table for the future?

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Fallout Sonora has an English patch for base game + dlc(it’s decent and has some issues but is still playable) do you plan on reviewing the mod?

you should talk about a cgy95 mod some time! Race to the Bottom is pretty well written and on the level of something like this

I always thought this looked like a cool mod but never went out of my way to download it, looks like I missed out. Thanks for the vid

Glad you finally covered this, straight up one of my favorite Fallout quest mods of all time

babe wake up, new ramblelime video just dropped

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You gotta review TSC lol. Its an insane fallout 3 mod. Its huge too like 10hrs long.

This mod is a mainstay in my playthrough. It completely halts everything im doing and i just chillax and take it easy and 100% this mod and pretend im a nerd in a library

I’ve wondered for so long how a mod of this quality isn’t talked about more

Put nearly 350 hours into Tale of Two Wastelands and I'd planned on a whole list of mod expansions like the someguy series and Frontier and wound up dwindling that list down to just this one. Sadly, I never got around to playing it, but it's still there, waiting for me. 😅

Let's gooooooooooooooo

Wake up babe ramblelime posted

“Once you create something, it isn’t yours anymore.” Hit me a lot harder than it had any right to but it’s a beautiful statement about art (or to me at least ) and games and their relationship with mods. Once u put out a game, it’s the community’s game and their love and passion for it will inevitably spawn mods like this. No matter what mod you put out good, bad or underdeveloped, it will never be yours afterwards, what happens after u put it out may make it better or worse. But it’ll never be yours again. And I think that’s beautiful.

No way, Disco Elysium soundtrack mention.

roland is genuinely my favorite character from any mod ever

ww3 on the horizon: i sleep new ramblelime video drops: REAL SHIT

Always a delight to see your videos pop up in my feed, looking forward to that next project

That comment about Autumn Leaves being nearly a decade old hurt me. It feels like I played this mod yesterday, but now I realize it was 2017. The experiences of playing it for the first time and watching MATN’s playthrough are seared into my memory. Easily my favorite story mod ever.

I was waiting so much for a video from ramblelime that i rewatched all of his videos.. 😭😭

This was my first quest mod in fnv and it easily ruined all following quest mods for me because I have yet to find another that feels so natural to the game with a similar enough style of writing and humor to vanilla. I don't think I have found another quest mod for any Bethesda game that made me feel as immersed as Autumn Leaves (although I wil gladly take recommendations!)

Buddy you're canadian that "library" didnt sound remotely southern or from texas, florida, anywhere where a "yeehaw" dialect would be from but the rest of that point is fine lol

Hell yeah man, glad you reviewed this one, one of the best mods for sure Disco elysium review next?👀

Commenting before I watch the video but AL has my favorite bit of science fiction writing ever: during a dialogue with one of the robots, they ask you what scratching an itch felt like, and I genuinely had to think about that for awhile. It's such a minor thing but it really makes the gears in your head turn and consider things from another angle.

can the people in the comments talk about the actual vidoe and not some random drama that was outdated 5 years ago