Sensei Starman Plays Fallout: London - Part 180

In which the search for a language module is side-tracked by Naval Walkers and Jack Tarrs. This ultimately delays our ultimate challenge: philosophical debate with an insane AI.

Sensei Starman Plays Fallout: London - Part 179

In which we finally find our way to those two hard to reach bits of Pipsy art, before finding our way to the even harder to reach submarine in the middle of the Thames.

Sensei Starman Plays Fallout: London - Part 178

In which the search for Pipsy artwork takes us into the radioactive badlands and a fight against an almost endless army of Lamprey Floaters.

Sensei Starman Plays Fallout: London - Part 177

In which we finally take on the quest to take photos of the Pipsy artwork, after I realize the locations are already marked on the map.

Sensei Starman Plays Fallout: London - Part 176

In which, having failed to stop the terrorist attack at the tournament, we blow off determining the fate of London so we can help Archie find a home. This involves visiting a lot of places we've been before but fighting new mobs of enemies that moved in since then.

Sensei Starman Plays Fallout: London - Part 175

In which we head to the tournament to stop or aid the assassination attempt on Smythe. I'll let it be a secret what happens next, but this is effectively the end of Act II.

Sensei Starman Plays Fallout: London - Part 174

In which we put off averting the assassination of Smythe so that we may become a proper gentleman and enter into Gentry society.

Sensei Starman Plays Fallout: London - Part 173

In which we return to the Science Museum for a meeting with the mysterious Mister X.

Sensei Starman Plays Fallout: London - Part 172

In which we execute the sloppiest prison escape ever and fight our way to freedom. With that done, we start unlocking all the locations in Westminster we haven't visited yet.

Sensei Starman Plays Fallout: London - Part 171

In which we track down the last of the Barry ports and attempt to go see Parliment and Smythe. It does not go well.

Sensei Starman Plays Fallout: London - Part 170

In which the search for unusual Police Boxes leads us to cover some familiar territory. But we complete the quest and get an awesome reward!

Sensei Starman Plays Fallout: London - Part 169

In which, having completed the annoying fetch quest to recover 30 beer mats from the pubs of London, we begin the slightly less annoying fetch quest to find 15 Unusual Police Boxes scattered around London.

Sensei Starman Plays Fallout: London - Part 168

The last four beer mats beckon! But first we have to save the Tennis Museum settlement! Again!

Sensei Starman Plays Fallout: London - Part 167

In which, after unlocking the one location in the East End we hadn't explored yet, we finally explore The Hound, go defend a settlement, and loot yet another pub.

Sensei Starman Plays Fallout: London - Part 166

In which we continue the hunt for beer mats on the Isle of Dogs and take up an anticlimactic quest to help an unfortunate boozehound.

Sensei Starman Plays Fallout: London - Part 165

In which we steal more stuff, find more beer mats, and have a heart-to-heart with Archie.

Sensei Starman Plays Fallout: London - Part 164

In which the quest for beer mats begins in earnest.

Sensei Starman Plays Fallout: London - Part 163

In which, after showing off our new settlements and how I developed them off-camera, we leave Arthur to enjoy his retirement, pick up Archie from St. Paul's, and start hunting beer mats.

Sensei Starman Plays Fallout: London - Part 162

In which, after finishing Arthur's companion quest and watching the sunset, we go to claim the last two settlements we can potentially homestead; the Tennis Museum and Lambeth Walk Construction Site.

Sensei Starman Plays Fallout: London - Part 161

In which we help Arthur find where his parents are buried and recover a little more of his memory. (We also fight some Hooligans, but that's not quite as notable.)

Sensei Starman Plays Fallout: London - Part 160

In which we handle the next item on Arthur's bucket list - dig a memorial well in his honor - with surprising ease. Alas, the item after that - find where his parents are buried - proves somewhat more difficult.