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[CrimsonN7]

I feel like the new kid again, my shyness has come back. :unsure:When I drank, I turned from introvert to extrovert.Music thread, that sounds good.

Drunk posting... I support this.

I also wish there was an invisible online ability on console like the mustard race got *shakes fist*, sometimes I just don't feel like talking and want to play with randoms. Hate having to turn down invites from pals cos of this #FirstWorldProblems

[CrimsonN7]

I'm kicking myself, I only just became aware that FO4 has DLCs released *slowpoke*

 

I've been wrapped up in ME land with the last few months that I abandoned my PS4. I only dusted it off last night to play some. Saw the dlcs this morning, this is a thing, THIS IS A THING!!!

 

I feel sick, I could have been taming Deathclaws instead of wrangling pugs!

 

 

Take my money Bethesda, go ahead take it! Time to go tame some Deathclaws and unleash em on my enemies.

 

Will pick up the Automatron dlc soonish but for now I'm gonna get absorbed in my settlements again, evil timesink but an enjoyable one for me aha.

 

INB4 cool story sis

[HuldraDancer]

Just remember you need 'animal friend' and 'wild wastelander' perks to make the most out of that. (I think I got the perks correct)

[CrimsonN7]

Just remember you need 'animal friend' and 'wild wastelander' perks to make the most out of that. (I think I got the perks correct)

 

Yup you did ;D

 

I made a start of it last night, caught me a housecat and a Deathclaw!  

 

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My plan is to create a Jurassic Park settlement, they shall patrol it whilst a few settlers make me money.  

 

I also have to create a fighting arena, will chuck Preston and Marcy in it, caught some gunners already, have to get some ferals and other enemies too.

[nightscrawl]

^ o_O I had to do a double take with that because I thought there was a DA pride demon in FO4.

[Panda]

I haven't still caught any Deathclaws, but couple Mirelurks and mongrels. I'm quite sad that the dog cage doesn't seem to catch Attack Dogs that Raiders have add all, but just mongrels that can look quite creepy. I guess I have to start learn to love my albino mongrel squad ^^;

 

EDIT: Actually you can get both Mongrels and Junkyard Dogs with Dog Cage. Got one now that came with skull bandana and goggles. Quite cute

[Lady Artifice]

Yup you did ;D I made a start of it last night, caught me a housecat and a Deathclaw!   

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  My plan is to create a Jurassic Park settlement, they shall patrol it whilst a few settlers make me money.   I also have to create a fighting arena, will chuck Preston and Marcy in it, caught some gunners already, have to get some ferals and other enemies too.

Nice. I think Ill get that dlc after all.

Where did you catch the house cat? I want to make a little home base for Nick Valentine and I and a cat sounds like just the thing to make it extra homey.

[HuldraDancer]

Yup you did ;D

 

I made a start of it last night, caught me a housecat and a Deathclaw!

 

Spoiler

 

 

My plan is to create a Jurassic Park settlement, they shall patrol it whilst a few settlers make me money.

 

I also have to create a fighting arena, will chuck Preston and Marcy in it, caught some gunners already, have to get some ferals and other enemies too.

 

So that's what a chameleon deathclaw looks like, and here I was vainly hoping they weren't real. Well at least it must be pretty badass to have one on your side. 

 

I must now find the fastest way to level up so I can get the perks for that and all the stuff I'd like to use for my build. My urge to travel with a pack of Deathclaws is strong now.

[Sifr]

Am I the only person who's had more fun building with concrete than actually constructing arenas and trapping creatures in the new Fallout DLC?

 

Forget building a deathclaw army, I've been too busy making Covenant style walls, bunkers and seriously sweet lab areas complete with catwalks and railings for my scientist/engineer character!

 

(Warning: Automatron spoilers)

 

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Speaking of scientists and engineers, did anyone else want the option to romance the Mechanist or recruit them as another companion post-DLC? I kind of wanted to see more from the character afterwards.

[CrimsonN7]

@LadyA

To catch a cat you'll have to build a cage and bait it with softshell mirelurk meat (I'm semi positive on the bait)

When you download the workshop dlc it will tell ya what materials you'll need for it to be effective.

Christ trying to use the mobile Bsn app right now, the struggle :/

[Sifr]

Fallout 4 is rapidly becoming my new Skyrim, the game where I seem to do everything but the main quest until I'm a couple hundred hours in... I swear, I'll find Shaun one of these days!

 

Meanwhile, I'm going to set a lot of traps and become a post-apocalyptic crazy cat person!

[Steelcan]

I liked Fallout 4 but Skyrim still steals my heart away

[CrimsonN7]

I liked Fallout 4 but Skyrim still steals my heart away

Prefer Skyrim too in fact I'm currently replaying it on my new PSN account for the first time in years. I'm hunting for books again and robbing throughout the land, I get sidetracked very easily :S

[Dani100]

The last couple of weeks have been a rather difficult time for me but something pretty cool happened today. My tattoo artist was picked as one of the local tattoo artists that should be followed on instagram by a popular newspaper here. My tattoo was one of the tattoos featured in the article to show her talent, I'm so excited! My arm is a celebrity.

[nightscrawl]

Some of you may recall that I linked to the Name Our Ship campaign held by Great Britain's Natural Environment Research Council. The goofy name Boaty McBoatface became the runaway favorite, earning three times as many votes as the #2 slot and reaching meme-status on the internet. They finally announced the selected winner, the choice I voted for: RRS Sir David Attenborough.

 

BUT, Boaty McBoatface will live on as the name for one of the remotely operated subs used to collect samples and such. I think that's a cute and classy move.

 

I'm reminded of something similar that NASA did for another contest to name one of the nodes on the ISS. The Colbert Nation rallied and he got the winning vote. They named the node something more appropriate (Tranquility), but still used C.O.L.B.E.R.T. (Combined Operational Load Bearing External Resistance Treadmill) as their name for the spade treadmill that keeps the astronauts in shape, located inside Tranquility.

[SardaukarElite]

Maybe people will finally learn that the internet shouldn't be asked for its opinion. 

[nightscrawl]

^ Aw I thought it was pretty amusing and cute. At least the popular name wasn't something vulgar.

[Sifr]

Some of you may recall that I linked to the Name Our Ship campaign held by Great Britain's Natural Environment Research Council. The goofy name Boaty McBoatface became the runaway favorite, earning three times as many votes as the #2 slot and reaching meme-status on the internet. They finally announced the selected winner, the choice I voted for: RRS Sir David Attenborough.

 

BUT, Boaty McBoatface will live on as the name for one of the remotely operated subs used to collect samples and such. I think that's a cute and classy move.

 

I'm reminded of something similar that NASA did for another contest to name one of the nodes on the ISS. The Colbert Nation rallied and he got the winning vote. They named the node something more appropriate (Tranquility), but still used C.O.L.B.E.R.T. (Combined Operational Load Bearing External Resistance Treadmill) as their name for the spade treadmill that keeps the astronauts in shape, located inside Tranquility.

 

Methinks they need a new petition to give the Attenborough  the unofficial designation;

 

"British Overseas Attenborough Transport For Arctic Circle Exploration."

 

[Lady Artifice]

I had an unusual encounter today in the tasting room with a older man who just poured out story after story about his life and his family. I usually resent it when someone just treats a conversation with me as an excuse to hand me piles of their personal trivia, especially if I'm working in a service position and compelled to be nice to them, but this guy was unusually endearing as he did just that.

 

Seriously, almost anyone else would have made me want to run away with that kind of thing.

[CrimsonN7]

Went to see Florence Foster Jenkins last night, pretty funny and sad at times, recommend.

[Duelist]

Training at a new gym means I get a new nickname.

Now instead of "Prince", I got given the name "The Hitman".
Not sure how I feel about this.

[DomeWing333]

Training at a new gym means I get a new nickname.

Now instead of "Prince", I got given the name "The Hitman".
Not sure how I feel about this.

Well now you can legitimately refer to yourself as "The Boxer Formerly Known As Prince." So that's something.

[nightscrawl]

Training at a new gym means I get a new nickname.

Now instead of "Prince", I got given the name "The Hitman".
Not sure how I feel about this.

 

All depends on the reason for the nickname being given.

[vertigomez]

Finally got registered for classes full-time. YaaaAAASSSsssss!

[Lady Artifice]

I just took this personality test, and I'm surprised by how much I like the results.

 

I'm INFP.

 

 

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Strengths

INFPs are imaginative, warm, idealistic, and compassionate. They are usually open-minded and accepting, unless someone is violating one of their values. Ultimately, INFPs want to change the world in whatever way they can. They want to make the world a better place for others.

INFP’s intuitive (N) quality gives them the ability to make inferences based on their “gut feeling”. They see problems as a big puzzle, and are excellent at overcoming challenges. They often read between the lines and seek out the deeper meaning of things.

INFPs primarily focus externally, and base judgments off of their intuitive feelings. When they do focus internally, they base their decisions off of their feelings and values.

 

Weaknesses

People who are INFPs are often described as free spirits. They may get wrapped up in their focus on the big picture, and forget about the details along the way. INFPs may have difficulty following through on projects. They do not like to focus on hard facts and logic, and may have trouble completing tasks that are very detail-oriented.

Because they rely so much on their intuition, INFPs must be careful not to read into everything too much. This may cause INFPs to misinterpret a friend’s emotions and over-dramatize things. Others may come to view INFPs as overly-sensitive or dramatic. To avoid this, INFPs must remind themselves that sometimes the most straight-forward answer is the best, intuition is not always needed.

INFPs’ ultimate goal is to help others, however, INFPs must be careful not to neglect their own needs in doing so. It is critical that INFPs do not sacrifice their own wellbeing and aspirations to help others. They can also be very hard on themselves if they believe they are not living up to their full potential. Once they accomplish something, INFPs are very humble and will rarely take credit for their accomplishments.

INFPs always aim to please others and will do anything to avoid conflict. Because they are such people-pleasers, INFPs often seek out the opinions of others, but may have a hard time accepting criticism. They may become reliant on others’ approval to validate their self-worth.

 

 

 

 

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Personal Relationship

Parenthood

INFPs understand that a great deal of responsibility comes with parenting. They are warm, loving, and supportive. Their idealistic nature means INFPs take the task of instilling strong values and goals in their children very seriously, and constantly aim to be good role models for their children. They always do their best to create a positive environment for their children, and are very warm and supportive parents. INFPs’ tendency to be a closed book can be beneficial when parenting. This allows them to selectively show children what emotions and behaviors they choose to. This makes INFPs great role models.

As they present themselves as role models, INFPs will also do anything to help their children grow and succeed. INFPs are willing to let their children make their own mistakes—they understand that this is part of the learning process. However, INFPs may have trouble dealing with children who are very difficult, and do not share the same values as themselves. They would rather focus on the “big picture” behind the rules, rather than being the enforcer of the rules.

 

Romantic Relationships

INFPs are warm, kind partners who are willing to go the extra mile to ensure that their relationship succeeds. They focus on their partner’s needs and feelings, and are very positive. They often seek out new and interesting date ideas. They don’t like to fall into a rut, and will always keep things lively.

In addition, INFPs are always looking out for their partner. They are very compassionate and giving, and frequently ask about how their partner is feeling. They seek out affirmation from their partner, and give their partner affirmation in return. But because INFPs avoid conflict and thrive on their partner’s affirmation, INFPs may have a particularly tough time dealing with criticism and admitting when they were wrong.

 

Friendships

INFPs are positive, supportive friends. They are always willing to try something new and exciting, and are very open-minded. They are well-liked by others, and are always concerned with others’ wellbeing. When an INFP asks how someone is doing, they truly want to know the answer. Because of this, they have no trouble making and keeping friends.

INFPs have the unique ability to befriend people who are either alike or different from themselves. INFPs are drawn to extroverted personality types—they enjoy learning as much as they can about someone who is an open book. However, INFPs can also be great friends to introverted personality types. While it may be difficult to become friends initially if both individuals are more reserved, INFPs will eventually form a strong friendship with someone whom they consider their confidant.

 

 

 

 

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Work Habits

Although they get along well with their colleagues, INFPs enjoy working independently and creatively. They will not do well in high-stress environments or environments that require a great deal of teamwork.

In addition, people with thinking (T) and judging (J) traits may have a hard time working with INFPs. Thinkers and Judgers thrive in a highly-structured environment and are very detail-oriented, and may view INFPs as too free-spirited.

 

Career Paths

INFPs thrive in positions that allow them to be creative and insightful. They view creativity as a means through which they can express themselves. They particularly enjoy tackling problems that benefit others, and want to change the world through their work.

INFPs may have trouble in highly-structured careers that are full of routine. They may have trouble completing tasks they view as mundane—things like paperwork, or other administrative tasks. INFP’s self-esteem is often boosted when they come up with a creative solution, and are not well-suited for careers with a high degree of structure and regulation.

People with this personality type are often well-suited for careers as a writer, dancer, artist, photographer, counselor, human resources professional, teacher, or social worker

 

 

Has anyone else taken this?