Let's Play Fallout 4 BLIND Playthrough | Part 1| First time playing Fallout. This was intense.

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  @eeeboytvr · 3 years ago

  To shoot Preston Garvey on sight and then flail around in power armour with a minigun that you don't know how to fire whist being assailed by multiple bandits and a Deathclaw, cars exploding around you, screaming "Let me heal my dog"... this is magnificent blind playthroughing. Priceless 😁

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  @gaelangaudette9576 · 3 years ago

  That book under Shaun's crib is called You're Special. Reading it will permanently increase one S.P.E.C.I.A.L. stat by one point.

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  @artsensi9759 · 2 years ago

  Wow, someone who actually takes the time to look around, and not in an over caffeinated manner! I've started a dozen or so of these blind playthroughs the is the first that is actually watchable.

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  @francisco5434 · 3 years ago

  As in Skyrim, Krista’s puzzle solving and attention to detail is impressive. She is exceptional at piecing together clues to logically work out story lines. It’s a slower play-style, but she notices things I missed after multiple play throughs. And happily, her skill with a controller is getting much better. 😅

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  @tonyh8166 · 1 year ago

  Only an hour in, but of the several "blind playthrough" videos I've watched, you're the first person I've seen who actually watched the vault door opening sequence.  :)

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  @YesNoMaybeOkSure · 3 years ago (edited)

  Excellent - one of my favourite games of the last few years. Played the hell out of this back in lockdown. Where you are using a console/controller, make use of VATS where you can - will make combat a bit more forgiving (especially against certain enemies with "weak spots"). And don't worry about not being able to lockpick every safe/box you come across - they all respawn items within a few days anyways. Just like Skyrim, this game rewards exploration. Just don't pick up ALL the junk until you have settlements to use it on. Most junk will tell you what you will get once you break it down. While there aren't books like Skyrim (aside from magazines that give you buffs) there are a LOT of computer terminal entries that usually tell the story of the local area you are in.

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  @dh7192 · 3 years ago

  Man still never forget the feeling of stepping out into the Commonwealth after leaving Vault 111. The thing about Bethesdas games, is it like living a second life.

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  @stephenr.2132 · 3 years ago

  A Krista and Bethesda double bill! From Skyrim to Fallout 4 on the same evening. I couldn't have asked for a better wind down to my Thursday.

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  @AtomicEy · 2 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipX318LIISA&amp;t=248">4:08</a> character customization <br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipX318LIISA&amp;t=1537">25:37</a> awaken from cryo <br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipX318LIISA&amp;t=3366">56:06</a> into the Wasteland

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  @Lol_love67 · 3 years ago

  Also, if you plan not to fast travel in this one be prepared to spend A LOT of ammo and stimpacks. These aren’t like Skyrim random encounters. There’s stuff out there that can one hit you before you even see them.

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  @morganeister6791 · 2 years ago

  I am about 30 min in and I subbed for a few reasons. First, your voice is calm and you seem to not &quot;hype&quot; things up just for the video, which I appreciate. You sounded like me during my first play-through, so I find you relatable. And second, I appreciate that you take the time to read the terminal, assess what happened, and invest yourself into the lore. I like listening to play-throughs while I work, and you narrate well so that I always know what stage of the game you are in, even if I am not always looking at the screen. Weird comment, I know, but I felt compelled to write it, and I&apos;m glad I found your channel.

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  @stephenr.2132 · 3 years ago

  Krista, fyi you really should read the book on the floor in the baby&apos;s room in your house asap.

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