This is the most incredible way to play 'Fallout 4'
One man is punching his way through "Fallout 4." Yes, you read that correctly: punching.
Usually, people play through "Fallout" games with a weapon of some sort (other than furious fists): perhaps a laser gun, or a shotgun, or, ya know, some type of gun. But not One-Punch Man.
Do you know what "One-Punch Man" is? I didn't either! It's an anime, apparently!
It looks like this:
Similar look, no? Here's a clearer picture of the re-creation in "Fallout 4":
Just your standard bald dude, right? WRONG.
In the above images, he's employing the "furious power fist" — a ridiculous-looking weapon that makes your character's punch attack far stronger than normal. It looks like this:
One-Punch Man's adventures in "Fallout 4" are pretty incredible so far, even for a game that's bursting with incredible moments. The character's creator is documenting his journey on the blog Saitama's Wasteland Adventures. Here he is leaping from building-to-building in beautiful post-apocalypse Boston:
And here he is suplexing a raider, which is something you can apparently do in "Fallout 4":
Sometimes, he needs to take a break from punching and suplexing and leaping. Here he is taking a casual portrait with a long-dead person:
And here he is trying to feel pretty:
But don't get it twisted: this man is here to punch faces.
Such is the life of One-Punch Man.
A video of his exploits published on November 19 demonstrates just how far he's taking the journey of One-Punch Man:
Notably, this is a playthrough of "Fallout 4" on PC, where players can use console commands — cheats, essentially — to alter aspects of the game. His characters stats are no doubt boosted beyond what's possible in the game.
Consoles commands are the same way that totally insane fight between 1,000 Deathclaws (mutant beasts) and 100 Brotherhood of Steel soldiers (metal-clad warriors with massive guns) went down:
The system is used for "debugging" a game — the process of cleaning up the code that runs whatever game you're playing — and can also be used for changing various aspects.
Maybe you want to, say, make your character's punch ability far beyond what's actually possible in the game?
Good idea!
Or you want to jump super high, super far, and not get hurt when you land?
Done.
For more information on how to use console commands in the PC version of "Fallout 4," check out the "Fallout 4" Wikia page!
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