Charlie

8 years ago today, on November 10, 2015, Fallout 4 officially released to the world, bringing us a brand new Fallout experience 5 years since the last!

Happy 8th Anniversary Fallout 4! I remember watching the E3 Presentation for the game, and being so excited for it!

Pre-production on Fallout 4 began shortly after the completion of Fallout 3's final add-on, Mothership Zeta. Art development started in 2009.

Similar to Fallout 3, one of the first things they created was the game's Power Armor, originally designed as a reimagining of the T-45.

The legendary Adam Adamowicz contributed to the game prior to his passing, with sketches of his work on the game being included in The Art of Fallout 4.

According to artist Jonah Lobe, Adam was ultimately responsible for designing the game's Super Mutants!

On June 2, 2015, a countdown timer was added to Bethesda's Fallout website, expiring at 10 AM EDT the following day.

Seconds before the counter ended, the trailer for Fallout 4 was released to the world.

On June 14, 2015, Bethesda showcased the game at E3 2015, with Todd Howard taking the stage to talk about it extensively.

Fallout 4 released on November 10, 2015, giving us more Fallout experiences to cherish! We absolutely love the companions the game gave us, as well as so much more.

Thank you to all of the skilled developers who worked on it. Your contributions all created an awesome game!

Super fucked up! wtf is wrong with these people?  #IamWithMili!

Even if you have your papers.

Even if you are fortunate to have your gender match your sex.

Even if you were assigned feminine at birth.

They can still tell you to your face you’re not a woman if you don’t conform to a patriarchal standard of skinny Anglo with long hair.

They can just deny you for no reason at all.

Sports bans, bathroom bans, ANY type of ban on trans people in public places were NEVER meant to protect cis girls or women or women’s sports or any of that crap.

They’re about control and forcing ALL people to conform to stereotypical gender norms and eradicating trans people in the process.