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The dog that played Dogmeat in Fallout 4 has died

River, the gorgeous German Shepherd who played Dogmeat in Fallout 4, has died. She was owned by Joel Burgess, former lead level designer on the game, who would bring River into the studio so the developers could learn from her behaviour. In a lovely Twitter thread that's made me a bit teary, he talks about River's role and how she wasn't just Dogmeat's in-game model, but a companion to both the player and team.


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River, the dog best known as Fallout 4's Dogmeat, has died




River, the dog which served as both model and inspiration for Fallout 4's Dogmeat, has died. Developer Joel Burgess, who was River's owner, announced the death on Twitter and went over River's impact on Fallout 4's development as a constant presence for the development team to understand a dog companion. River was also filmed, recorded, and had her behavior watched as a reference for Dogmeat...
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Fallout: London is basically free Fallout 4 DLC courtesy of modders

It's time to take a look at yet another mega-ambitious mod for a Bethesda game and dream of the possibilities. The modders behind Fallout: London have just released an extremely impressive trailer for the project, which promises a "DLC-sized" addition to Fallout 4 that explores a region rarely touched in the series' lore.


Fallout: London features a "condensed version" of the titular city that the devs say is similar in size to the vanilla Commonwealth map. The world'll be populated by the sorts of grim, satirical factions you'd expect from Fallout, right down to a group of folks who dress up in medieval armour and swing swords around.


But as for series staples like the Vaults, you should only expect to see them in much different forms - Vault-Tec is an American company, so they wouldn't have a place in London. As the devs say, "visiting a totally new setting allows for us to explore totally new cultures which have not homogenized with their American counterparts. It also allows us to explore pre-war European history, and the effects the Resource Wars had on the class structured society of pre-war Britain."


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Fallout: London is another impressive-looking Fallout 4 mod project


Yet another giant Fallout 4 modding project has released a trailer for an ambitious expansion-sized campaign. Fallout: London is planning to take players to see how the war affected things in the UK. London may change, but war doesn't. Things look just as irradiated, divided, and gritty as you'd expect from a major Fallout 4 mod project. There's no release date yet, and it's certainly looking like there will be plenty of infighting between its new, British factions. No Enclave or Brotherhood of Steel here.


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E3's best announcement was really this Fallout: London mod




Fans of the post-apocalypse and Dick van Dyke: rejoice! If this had been an official game it would probably have dominated E3 coverage but nevertheless Fallout: London, a huge upcoming mod for Fallout 4, looks like the bees' knees sunshine...
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