Hello, everybody! Following this little text is a video with my words of gratitude for the support and the votes of everyone who helped me win the Apprentice. Thank you all, guys! I truly wouldn't have got here if it weren't for you. All this has been very special and enriching, all this creative process into which I had to delve to help me become a better writer and a better Fallout fan. And this is a special moment for me; to be a part of this, to have grown with this, is very honourable.

That said, let's get to the video already.

And this is Agent's present. You deserve it and more, mate!

By the way, I've got a BMP and a PNG version of the same picture, so let me know if you want a better quality one. ;-)

That is it, everyone. Again, a big …

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This is the main questline for Fallout 4. Keep in mind that many factors, groups and locations mentioned in the main game's article may not be used here because of the very fact that many things in Fallout games just come with exploring. Some portions of the game may not be experienced by the player if he/she sticks only to the main quest. This article, on the other hand, is exclusively about the main questline.

The game starts in a ruined building, where the Murderous Biker (how the player-character is referred to) is sent to kill a certain man under a contract. The man’s name is Leben, and the contract says a handsome payment will be waiting for the Biker if he/she takes care of the job effectively. A note with details, a piece of Leather Armou…

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Fallout 4 is the latest Fallout installment, published by Bethesda Softworks and developed by Frankie’s Triple X Entertainment, released in late 2012 for XBOX 360, Windows and PlayStation 3. It is the fifth major title of the series, this time set in post-nuclear Oklahoma, northern Texas and eastern New Mexico (region named in the game as Plains Wasteland) in 2285, two years after the end of Fallout: New Vegas. Bethesda announced that the game has roughly five times the size of New Vegas’s world (putting together the main areas – Oklahoma West and Centre, Eastern New Mexico and North Texas – plus the highways). Fallout 4 marks the addition of significant novelties in the series: the highway battles, drivable motorcycles (first time a Fallout game ha…

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This week, the teasing campaign for Fallout 4 was kicked off on Steam. Bethesda Softworks, with game concept primarily designed by Crimson Frankie, released the theme and setting of the next fan-favourite post-apocalyptic gaming experience on Steam Store in a few words, as can be seen to your right.

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Uprisings is the fifth add-on for Fallout: New Vegas, developed by Obsidian Entertainment and published by Bethesda Softworks. It brings an aftergame storyline to Fallout: New Vegas in case the player has decided to side with Yes-Man to solve the main quest.

• 1 Background
• 2 The different scenarios
  • 2.1 Freeside
  • 2.2 Mormon Fort
  • 2.3 The Strip
  • 2.4 Primm
  • 2.5 Hoover Dam
  • 2.6 Jacobstown
  • 2.7 Novac
  • 2.8 Other locations
• 3 Main Quest: Putting Down the Fire
• 4 The leaders' arguments and endings
• 5 Notes

In Uprisings, the scenario in the Mojave has changed a lot. Five years have passed since the Courier, with the aid from Yes-Man, struck Hoover Dam and brought both the NCR and the Caesar's Legion down. In 2283, with no political hierarchy or notions of power and diplomacy, the social nu…

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