Your projects, what are you working on in your free time? Options

[Sakiri]

The khameleon yeah. That Razer would have been nice but no.

Or did I post it here? Sec...

https://www.komplett.se/product/1147203/gam...arbar-gaming-pc

This one.

[RaderOfTheLostArk]

Because I really wish it were a real game and I want to know what would be going on there in that universe, I decided to start writing my vision of what Fallout: Florida would look like. I'm not writing a full-blown story for it, mind you. That's because 1) It would be too time-consuming and 2) I'm afraid of writing cringy fanfiction.

Instead, I'm going to write a guide of sorts of what would be there in my headcanon. It wouldn't at all be technologically feasible to implement my whole vision for Florida into a future Fallout game even if they did set one in Florida. The guide is going to have information on:

-The regions of Florida and the former counties they encompass (all 67 of them are the real-life counties in the state, and the regions I have made are somewhat arbitrary but do have a real-life basis)
-Major and minor factions involved in each
-A bestiary
-The major conflict in each region that I've made
-Other smaller stories going on
-Post-Divergence history and real-life historical events, as well as some real-life events that have some differences in how they played out in the Fallout timeline
-Major and minor settlements
-Other points of interest a la how they would be explorable like in the modern Fallout games
-Totally fictional settlements

If I feel good enough about what I write, maybe I'll post it in the fan fiction subforum if anyone is interested. I'd actually like to see what other people imagine is going on elsewhere in the Fallout universe too. I just need to get the creative juices flowing.

[Sakiri]

Sounds like fun.

I was once tasked with writing the epilogue of a tabletop RPG campaign I played in.

It was cringe.

[TheCheshireKhajiit]

Because I really wish it were a real game and I want to know what would be going on there in that universe, I decided to start writing my vision of what Fallout: Florida would look like. I'm not writing a full-blown story for it, mind you. That's because 1) It would be too time-consuming and 2) I'm afraid of writing cringy fanfiction.

Instead, I'm going to write a guide of sorts of what would be there in my headcanon. It wouldn't at all be technologically feasible to implement my whole vision for Florida into a future Fallout game even if they did set one in Florida. The guide is going to have information on:

-The regions of Florida and the former counties they encompass (all 67 of them are the real-life counties in the state, and the regions I have made are somewhat arbitrary but do have a real-life basis)
-Major and minor factions involved in each
-A bestiary
-The major conflict in each region that I've made
-Other smaller stories going on
-Post-Divergence history and real-life historical events, as well as some real-life events that have some differences in how they played out in the Fallout timeline
-Major and minor settlements
-Other points of interest a la how they would be explorable like in the modern Fallout games
-Totally fictional settlements

If I feel good enough about what I write, maybe I'll post it in the fan fiction subforum if anyone is interested. I'd actually like to see what other people imagine is going on elsewhere in the Fallout universe too. I just need to get the creative juices flowing.

I kinda did the same for my Fallout: Postbellum New Orleans setting.

This post has been edited by TheCheshireKhajiit: May 30 2020, 12:18 PM

[mirocu]

Started a project today; building a small roof where we have a bench and the wood cleaver to protect them from dripping rain coming down from the shed. This was a project meant to be done on my vacation but I have all the support up already and I just need to lay the plastic and then the roof itself.

Pix of the structure tomorra!

[TheCheshireKhajiit]

Started a project today; building a small roof where we have a bench and the wood cleaver to protect them from dripping rain coming down from the shed. This was a project meant to be done on my vacation but I have all the support up already and I just need to lay the plastic and then the roof itself.

Pix of the structure tomorra!

Bird the builder, can he build it? Yes he can!

[mALX]

Started a project today; building a small roof where we have a bench and the wood cleaver to protect them from dripping rain coming down from the shed. This was a project meant to be done on my vacation but I have all the support up already and I just need to lay the plastic and then the roof itself.

Pix of the structure tomorra!

... taps foot; looks at watch ...

Bird the builder, can he build it? Yes he can!

Yes he can !!!!!!

[Sakiri]

Yay bird!

[mirocu]

Pix of the structure tomorra!

... taps foot; looks at watch ...

Gentlesquirrels, you may stop your tapping

Pic one
Pic two


The shed is like "Get this crap off of me!"

[mALX]

Pix of the structure tomorra!

... taps foot; looks at watch ...

Gentlesquirrels, you may stop your tapping

Pic one
Pic two


The shed is like "Get this crap off of me!"

Awesome job!!!!! I picture a big stack of wood going under that!

** Are those two braces strong enough to hold a load of snow?

[mirocu]

Awesome job!!!!! I picture a big stack of wood going under that!

No firewood goes there. What we sell is to the right in the pic, and our own is in that storage I built last year.

** Are those two braces strong enough to hold a load of snow?

Thet may look thin in the pic but I reckon they are plenty strong enough. The weight is evenly distributed and those beams won't shatter easily. Besides, if we get a lot of snow I'll just get it off the roof. It's low so it's real easy to do it

[Sakiri]

Yeah, was gonna say if there's enough snow you're supposed to shovel the roof off if it's not steep enough for it to fall off. They make special things you pull the snow off with.

Mikael just gets on top of it with a snow shovel. our roof is a relatively flat pitch. but it's metal so I'm nervous getting up there.

Looks good bird!

And I want a shed like that. To keep chickens in.

[mALX]

Awesome job!!!!! I picture a big stack of wood going under that!

No firewood goes there. What we sell is to the right in the pic, and our own is in that storage I built last year.

** Are those two braces strong enough to hold a load of snow?

Thet may look thin in the pic but I reckon they are plenty strong enough. The weight is evenly distributed and those beams won't shatter easily. Besides, if we get a lot of snow I'll just get it off the roof. It's low so it's real easy to do it

I absolutely love the work you do on that place! Everything you do is so perfect; you even paint and trim the additions to match the original building = it is amazing to see! That is why I love you posting pics of everything you do = they are inspiring just to look at!

[Acadian]

Baby Barn's growing wings!

[Sakiri]

Haha Acadian!

[mirocu]

Looks good bird!

Thanks

I absolutely love the work you do on that place! Everything you do is so perfect; you even paint and trim the additions to match the original building = it is amazing to see! That is why I love you posting pics of everything you do = they are inspiring just to look at!

Very kind words; thank you so much, mALX

Baby Barn's growing wings!

Yeah

[Sakiri]

Wings. Hehe.

[mirocu]

Here's the new roof


At least now water from the shed won't drip down on the cleaver and the bench.

[mALX]

Here's the new roof


At least now water from the shed won't drip down on the cleaver and the bench.

Gorgeous job!!!!

[Acadian]

A nice little project to extend that roof.