KarrieWillowE

Finished for my love @karriewillowe I LOVE YOU SO MUCH GAYWAD ❤️❤️❤️👁️〰️👁️

I'm glad you stood and waited in my room so I could send you this lol

I wanna throw him off a cliff :3 I will get better drawing him with time, I am quite happy with how he turned out. :> 2AM drawing thanks to my fucking ADHD

I forgot that I paid money for Procreate in my XR. I drew this. :> I love how ass I am with drawing Joltik

The Old River Control Structure (ORCS) is currently the only thing IRL keeping the Mississippi River from changing course to flow into the Atchafalaya River, which has a steeper and shorter path to the ocean, so it's where the river naturally wants to go. The Mississippi does this every ~1000 years or so, and the river would've changed course around the 80s or 90s, but the ORCS is preventing that from happening. This is because New Orleans and Baton Rouge (and many other smaller cities along the Mississippi) are hugely important ports to the US economy, so if the river just stopped flowing through them, a massive amount of infrastructure would be destroyed or rendered useless, and the river would become unnavigable for some time, causing billions of dollars of trade loss and a global shortage of grain.

So in Fallout, I think that the ORCS (and New Orleans) would be significant targets during the Great War, since taking them out would cripple the US' ability to recover economically. As a consequence of this, the Atchafalaya River would turn into the main course of the Mississippi, flooding many towns and cities (including, most notably, Morgan City) along the path. The former route of the river would eventually become a saltwater estuary reaching up to 230 miles inland, all the way to Baton Rouge, and depriving the entire region of its primary source of fresh water and transportation.

After 200 years, people would get used to it and the new course of the Mississippi would become navigable again, except now the new focal point of settlement would be the ruins of Morgan City due to the source of constant fresh water. Maybe the wasteland name could just be Morgan and it could have a bunch of scrap & wood stilt architecture, that'd be fun. Also, boats! Lots of boats! Boating would be a big part of the culture in Morgan. Cool boat factions. There would also be a ton of pre-war barges along the Mississippi that are now stranded or sunk, so plenty of room for salvage too!

Making pride flag void kiggies. This is the first one out of many. :)