Uploaded August 2023 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
Totally Vanilla Gaming proudly presents Part 1 of the Starlight Drive-in Settlement Tour. This place is far too big to cover in one short presentation- and it's a Settlement well worth a full tour. As always, this is a no mods, Totally Vanilla, unique version of Fallout 4's Starlight Drive-in... but my Sole Survivor, Quinn Corwin, has made it a ranch.
In this episode of the series, Quinn will introduce you to the Settlement, and show off its player home - the Dog Cave! A tiny Speakeasy, it uses a unique door release and locking system, involving Delayed Off Switches and a XOR logic gate. Originally conceived as a player home for Dogmeat, it quickly expanded into something even better. At first, I had the steel bureau covered in liquor bottles, but the decor kept falling through it, so I ended up storing it.
Totally Vanilla Gaming's builds are all no mods, and the house rule is never too much, keep the original Settlement's esthetics, keep it close to what realistically could be built by settlers- but make every Settlement unique, with something special at each one. I also like leaving a few of the original, scrap-able, objects while making them serve a new purpose. This place exemplifies that philosophy!
Everyone, best wishes and enjoy the ride, please subscribe to @keithsavagelives for more Fallout 4 vanilla content. And, Maui, all my prayers and sympathy. Your tears will never be forgotten.
Next time: Starlight Chapel - Cait Goes to Church
Totally Vanilla Gaming proudly presents Part 1 of the Starlight Drive-in Settlement Tour. This place is far too big to cover in one short presentation- and it's a Settlement well worth a full tour. As always, this is a no mods, Totally Vanilla, unique version of Fallout 4's Starlight Drive-in... but my Sole Survivor, Quinn Corwin, has made it a ranch.
In this episode of the series, Quinn will introduce you to the Settlement, and show off its player home - the Dog Cave! A tiny Speakeasy, it uses a unique door release and locking system, involving Delayed Off Switches and a XOR logic gate. Originally conceived as a player home for Dogmeat, it quickly expanded into something even better. At first, I had the steel bureau covered in liquor bottles, but the decor kept falling through it, so I ended up storing it.
Totally Vanilla Gaming's builds are all no mods, and the house rule is never too much, keep the original Settlement's esthetics, keep it close to what realistically could be built by settlers- but make every Settlement unique, with something special at each one. I also like leaving a few of the original, scrap-able, objects while making them serve a new purpose. This place exemplifies that philosophy!
Everyone, best wishes and enjoy the ride, please subscribe to @keithsavagelives for more Fallout 4 vanilla content. And, Maui, all my prayers and sympathy. Your tears will never be forgotten.
Next time: Starlight Chapel - Cait Goes to Church
