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Long overdue but I'm glad I get to share this completed deathclaw tf. It was fun to do one with Kaelyn in honour of his fallout 4 playthrough, turning her into a nice curvy female deathclaw. I will also say that thanks to it and the tv show my interest in the series has grown. Hopefully someday I can try playing it when I have the time.

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Cohasset Alicorn

What a lovely deathclaw she makes. I do quite like the look of the deathclaws in Fallout 4, though I miss the different variants that were in some of the other games since I believe the variants are just reskins in Fallout 4. As someone whom somehow managed to put in over 900 hours into FO4 (mostly in the past year and half) Fallout 4 is a great introduction to the series and there is a lot to like in the base game and the DLCs, though as an rpg it's a bit lacking due to how much has been simplified from Fallout 3 and, especially, New Vegas. Those are also great games but New Vegas especially is a bit more complex, though it offers much more variations for roleplaying and replayability.

witchfiend

I know a lot of people rate New Vegas as the best in the series. I probably should try it sometime with some mods.

Cohasset Alicorn

I'll just warn you that there are quite a lot of differences between New Vegas and 4 (from everything I understand the tv series takes much of its inspiration from 4- there is a lot of speculation that Bethesda has always been a bit sore that the Obsidian developed New Vegas is generally always considered better than the rest of the Bethesda published games). Obsidian did have some of the devs from the earlier games so they stayed closer to the mechanics and lore of the older isometric games but it's still pretty impressive what they managed to do with the tight 18 month development cycle that Bethesda gave them- though that relatively short cycle did mean the game released more in a late beta state so the team had to cut some corners and New Vegas was quite buggy upon release. New Vegas is probably the most challenging of the first-person games so I'd suggest saving often (I don't remember if it has an auto-save).