Some Fallout 4 Endgame Fun

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I tried to go back and explore some endgame of Fallout 4 with my character who had completed the story.  It wasn't as compelling as it had been when I was pushing through the main story.  So I did the thing that made the most sense.

I started using console commands.

Player level 35?  Let's just crank that up to 300.  Then activate every perk.

That was fun for a night.

The next night going back to it and I was kinda over the normal loop of exploration in the game.  So I turned on god mode.  Want to know the best part of god mode in Fallout 4?

Infinite Ammo.

I basically spent an entire night charging into groups of enemies wildly firing the fat man.  If you haven't played Fallout 4 the fat man is a handheld mini nuke launcher.  I don't think I had fired it the entire time I played the game because I only ever had a couple shots of ammo for it.

Running around and firing off fat man mini nukes all over the place was a ton of fun for another night.

And now I think I'm done with Fallout 4 until they start releasing expansion packs.  I held onto my true save (before console commands) in case they release some DLC that I want to play.  Until that time I'm signing off from Fallout 4.

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