A Fallout 4 Palace Settlement That Makes Other Settlements Look Like Shacks
Building settlements in Fallout 4 is a popular pastime for many players. It's a way to escape the harsh realities of the wasteland and build something beautiful and thriving. But one player, SirBalz, has taken Settlement building to a whole new level with an enormous palace settlement that puts even the best settlements to shame.
SirBalz shared their creation on the r/Fallout subreddit, showcasing a massive palace that rivals the scale and grandeur of famous structures like the Paris fashion event in Hitman: World of Assassination or Fairfax Gardens and the castle from Fable 2. Players couldn't help but be impressed by the sheer size and detail of the palace, with some joking that there's no excuse for living in a wasteland with such a magnificent dwelling.
The palace is not just a pretty facade; it's filled with intricate details. SirBalz's YouTube video provides a closer look at the palace's interior, revealing chandeliers, pillars, artwork, punky graffiti, statues of guitarists, a stage for concerts, and more. The décor is described as "what would happen if Heavy Metal Raiders took over the Louvre after the Apocalypse."
The graffiti is particularly interesting, featuring symbols like the Peace and Anarchy signs, the V from V for Vendetta, and quotes like John Lennon's "Just give peace a chance" and "What a lovely day!" from Mad Max: Fury Road. It's a unique blend of post-apocalyptic grit and artistic flair.
Most Of The Palace Settlement Used A Single Mod
Many players initially assumed that SirBalz used numerous Mods to create such an impressive structure. However, SirBalz revealed that most of the palace was built using a single mod called "Snappy House Kit."
This mod uses parts found in existing structures throughout the map, allowing players to create massive structures with relative ease. However, the question remained: how did SirBalz make the palace so large, considering the usual build limits in Fallout 4?
The answer lies in mods like "Increased Build Limit Enhanced" that remove the build limit or significantly increase it. PC players can also use other mods to achieve a similar effect. Console players, on the other hand, can utilize a glitch to increase the size of their Settlements.
In short, SirBalz's palace settlement is a testament to the creativity and dedication of Fallout 4 players. With a bit of time, patience, and the right mods, any player can build something truly impressive. After all, if you've got the space to build it, why not build a palace in the wasteland?
