New End-Game Enemies - Fallout 4 Mods Weekly 92 

Yup, my thoughts exactly

And I absolutely LOVE IT

I was watching a Luetin video yesterday, and the Vertihawk looks just like one of the air units I saw in the 40K lore vid. 👍

FR that's the first thing that came to mind with the brotherhood centurions though 3:26 gives hella samurai jack X-49 vibes

Fr those centurions look likr a mix of terminator armor with grey knight helmets

The mod creator has done several 40k mods too. Tau Fire Warrior, Skitarii, a mod that replaces Super Mutants with Orks, a Mechanicus Magos mod, Aspect Warrior for the Eldar fans, Death Korps of Krieg mod, and a mod that replaces Synths with Necrons.

Don't forget the power fist

Am I the only person who thinks they resemble Justaerin terminators more than regular terminators?

I noted immediately that the centurion is basically a bos terminator but also has the look of a mix between the 30k terminators and the centurion of 40k

How do you get them?

The drone is from 40k as well, Stormtalon Gunship.

I think one of the Radlands mods does this exact thing.

It looks like its not a Radlands mod but still a mod by the author called 'R.N.G. - Vendors - Bosses - Loot (WIP)'

I'd say that the centurion armor is based on the centurion armor, not terminator armor.

@@KamiKaZantAI figured it was more dreadnought

@@Robosium It's centurion armor. Google centurion armor if you don't believe it to be centurion armor.

​@@KamiKaZantAyou mean the Armor Dorn has in TTS?

@@John-Stark I don't know what TTS is. But centurion armor is centurion armor, and I recommend you google 'space marine centurion armor' if you don't believe me that it is centurion armor, because it is centurion armor.

Same here.

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​@@Loderyod Are any of these mods on Xbox yet?

Yeah, there're some comments looking for modular options. Personally, I'm leaning towards the Institute and Brotherhood Centurions only. The rest feel a bit much for me. A portable cannon would make sense for the Minutemen but that spider tank that spam shoots bombs is a bit too much. Overall, amazing work though.

I was honestly disappointed that the power armor wasn’t like this

Iron harvest style mechs would be so cool to see in the fallout universe

They aren't pilotable unfortunately but the Mechout4 mod lets you build mechs at the robot workbench, I'm not a huge fan of the base game options so I consider this mod essential any time I'm using automatrons

@@chadbradley7569 has the footing noise issue been fixed yet? Where when the mechs turn side to side with their legs they don't make a crap load of noise, lol.

@@spiritgaming1442 hell yeah

I'm in the same mind, the vertihawk is the best of the bunch, what would be nice is the ability to pick which ones spawn in your game using MCM

@@flexdon5188 I reckon it could be possible to open the mod in FO4Edit and delete the spawns for the ones we don't want.

@@MediumRareOpinions oh yeah 100%, but a nice patch would benefit everyone, most npc packs have "lore friendly" options or just check boxes in mcm to select what spawns, lots of fine tuned options in general

I mean, while this mobile artillery Frankenstein thing is not to my taste, the Minutemen can build automated factories and robotic workbenches in their every half-assed settlement, so why wouldn't they be able to build this monstrosity? XD Raider mechs can make sense too, since there's a Raider-made power armor in game. Also, IMHO Railroad's hordes of Gen1 synth "zombies" aren't goofy, they're freakin' awesome)))

@@freevertibirdrides7437 Raiders simply find existing power armor frames and mount metal plates to them. It really isn't that impressive and it takes a much greater leap in logic for them to make something like those mechs, especially with how large they are. I could maybe see the Rust Devils doing something like it, but if they made such a thing, it'd likely have an aesthetic that uses more robot parts. Also, the Minutemen don't build automated factories and robotic workbenches in every settlement, the player can. Which is why it'd be weird to see such large artillery robots randomly appearing in the game. The only person in the faction who has the capability of doing so is the player. So if anything, each one of those artillery things should be your direct ally, similar to the robots in the Automatron DLC. The Railroad have always been hyped up as a super secretive organization that uses subtlety and a large network of hidden bases to save Synths from the Institute. It feels rather awkward for them to be dressing up dead Synths in goofy referential outfits to defend said "secret" bases. So no, it really doesn't make sense for them to make and use them. However I will give the concept some leeway, considering the fact that Fallout 4 itself ruins all the build up for the faction by making them a bunch of quirky idiots. Which is why I said that I could totally see the in-game Railroad making these things, because the Railroad is a joke that's lucky to still exist. A spy-like faction going up against the most advanced threat of the Commonwealth wouldn't make these weird Synth defenders, but the equivalent of a high school club made up of dorky teenagers totally would.

I also love how each faction takes inspiration from many sources. Brotherhood of Steel is obviously Adeptus Astartes from Warhammer 40k, Railroad takes some from popular movies, Minutemen is Iron Harvest most likely and even the Raiders have their own servitors and also a bit of Iron Harvest too.

The Gunner APU is also clearly an Astra Militarum Sentinel, and the Raider mech-suit is almost a Deff Dread given its scrappy, clunky look.