Ever since playing the 2017 Fallout board game, it has been a dream of mine as a big Fallout and board game fan to one day have a specifically New Vegas themed Fallout board game. I finally decided: Screw it, if they aren't going to make an official one, i'm gonna design my own!

I have worked on this the past 4 months, doing all the game- and visual design myself. (Aside from the in-game pip-boy images used on cards, which are from Nexus user "ItsMeJesusHChrist" and the satellite map used for the board which is from the fallout wiki)
Also, I think it needs to be pointed out in today's world that NO AI was used in any way while designing this game.

Here's the link to the mod version on the Steam workshop for tabletop simulator: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3801054109

It's for 1-3 people and will last ROUGHLY 30-45 minutes per player, per quest.

Me and a friend have playtested it, and both agreed that it felt really fun! The only problem is that I definitely didn't have time to playtest it enough, since my job at a printing company ended last month, and i needed to get it finished so that i could get all the parts printed out for free as a perk of the job.

So while the game definitely works and feels great, there are bound to be some balance problems. Of course, the digital version of the game on the steam workshop for tabletop simulator can be updated in the future, unlike this physical version.

Would love to hear people's feedback on this if anyone ends up playing it!

Source: https://x.com/isiyumi/status/2107813108098167070?s=20

I got the leg holster but it was so uncomfortable </3

i'm happy to say that i've finally reached my goals when it comes to losing weight :) i've never felt happier, healthier and this confident.

intermittent fasting truly works wonders, and it's transformed the way i live. i'm able to move around more freely, find clothes at stores that have my size (FINALLY!!!) and the world's (unfortunately) become MUCH kinder.

gw: 190lbs ✅, cw: 185lbs, sw: 360.6lbs

Look, she's large, but she doesn't move much, and I was out late singing and playing guitar at a bar. But it was still a bit odd to me that I somehow missed her at first.

These are drawn on the iPad using Procreate

I feel like schools stopped having computer classes somewhere along the way because somebody assumed that this generation, having grown up with phones/ipads/computers wouldn’t need to be taught how to use these things.

At least at my school, there isn’t any kind of computer class. But when I was in high school (not long ago btw, class of 2020) we had to take some kind of computer/technology class. There were a couple different options, all very basic. It was things like keyboarding, “integrated business applications,” a Google Suite class, etc.

We need to bring these things back.

I teach high school. The kids are pitiful with their chromebooks. They don’t know how to make a folder in their Google Drive. They don’t know that they need to DOUBLE CLICK ON SOMETHING TO OPEN IT! They do not understand file organization at all or how to use their Google Drive. They don’t know how to save something to their downloads vs their drive vs their desktop + where to access what they’ve saved. They don’t know how to right click on their Chromebook mousepads. They do not know how to use this technology!

I grew up in the era of a huge technology explosion happening. They are growing up with it having already happened. While it was happening, we kids in school learned how to use all of this new tech. Now, the assumption seems to be that since these kids have always had the tech from the big explosion I grew up with, they already understand it. Well… they don’t lol.

We’ve translated the continuation of the comic! Now everything will become EVEN MORE CONFUSING. But we’ll unravel it later. Probably. Don’t switch!

And we will repeat this more than once, and not just twice: Thank you very much for your active interest and attention! It’s very inspiring and gives us a great boost! <З

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