I've turned Covenant into a brothel

[Guest]

I was bored and decided to get in touch with my dark side. I went to Covenant, a settlement of synth-hating assholes, killed them and enslaved a few of the people, and then turned the place into something more... productive. I've been wanting to create a mod where I can make my own actual brothel, but I don't really have an idea of how to do that. Also, there is a brothel mod I found, but it's not what I want. So I used the mod Just Business to do this. But hey, if anyone can tell me about how I can make my own brothel mod, I'd welcome it. I'll even upload it here.

 

[katrina.balanchuk]

If you made this a settlement transfer blueprint I think you'd find takers on here.

Edited March 16, 2023 by katrina.balanchuk

[Guest]

I'll have to find a way to do that, then.

[Miauzi]

Vor 33 Minuten sagte deadjester226:

Da muss ich einen Weg finden.

 

I say -> Blueprint

Fallout 4 has a system of "blue breaks" that act as swappable blueprints - you'll find tons of settings for that in Nexus

[katrina.balanchuk]

On 3/15/2023 at 6:48 AM, deadjester226 said:

I'll have to find a way to do that, then.

I have not implmeted settlement transfer blue prints myself yet but I might yet.

Since it seems so easy.

The fewer non vanilla requirements for components a blueprint has the greater the chances people will use it.

Edited March 16, 2023 by katrina.balanchuk

[Guest]

10 hours ago, Miauzi said:

 

I say -> Blueprint

Fallout 4 has a system of "blue breaks" that act as swappable blueprints - you'll find tons of settings for that in Nexus

Thanks. Just curious, are you German? I'm asking because all of those things in the link were in German.

[Miauzi]

Vor 13 Minuten sagte deadjester226:

Danke. Nur neugierig, bist du Deutscher? Ich frage, weil all diese Dinge in dem Link auf Deutsch waren.

 

jup - korrekt

 

I write my story in my mother tongue -> German

however, there is an English translation at the end of each chapter

[Guest]

1 hour ago, Miauzi said:

 

jup - korrekt

 

I write my story in my mother tongue -> German

however, there is an English translation at the end of each chapter

I see. My great-great-grandparents were German immigrants who moved to America after World War 2. My grandfather, the only person in my family to accept me for who I am, told me all about it. They moved here after the fall of the Nazi party because my great-great-grandfather was a deserter who was pressured into service by his father, who was a high ranking officer of the Third Reich. He clearly didn't follow their beliefs, and neither did anyone else other than my parents, who are Neo-Nazis.

Sorry to ramble on. Just thought I'd explain my curiosity. I'm proud of my heritage, but not that part, if you catch my meaning.

[Nuka Cherry]

Human resources is the mod you are looking for. This the best (imo) brothel creating mod for Fallout 4. Prositutes (or slaves) will work for you, they will recieve visitors, and caps go into a safe. You can gradually grow the brothel as the fame grows, or if it is attacked you might lose fame. There are other mechanics with animals as well. Top mod.

 

I never thought to use Covenant - what a great idea.

[Miauzi]

Vor 9 Stunden sagte deadjester226:

Ich verstehe. Meine Ururgroßeltern waren deutsche Einwanderer, die nach dem 2. Weltkrieg nach Amerika gezogen sind. Mein Großvater, der einzige Mensch in meiner Familie, der mich so akzeptiert hat, wie ich bin, hat mir alles erzählt. Sie sind nach dem Fall der NSDAP hierher gezogen, weil mein Ururgroßvater ein Deserteur war, der von seinem Vater, einem hochrangigen Offizier des Dritten Reiches, in den Dienst gedrängt wurde. Er folgte eindeutig nicht ihrem Glauben, und auch sonst niemand außer meinen Eltern, die Neonazis sind.

Tut mir leid, weiterzuschweifen. Ich dachte nur, ich erkläre meine Neugier. Ich bin stolz auf meine Herkunft, aber nicht auf diesen Teil, wenn Sie verstehen, was ich meine.

 

I can understand that very well...

...both my grandfathers were "ardent" (fully convinced) Nazis

One was there long before the seizure of power in 1933.
But because he had already sunk ships for the Kaiser in the U-boat in WW1 - he did not have to go to the front in WW2.
He had then overseen forced laborers and over time discarded his Nazi ideology... and began protecting these people from reprisals - which was quite dangerous for him.

My other grandfather was a soldier on the Eastern Front and regularly volunteered for commands where Jews or civilians were shot. He even wrote his wife (my grandmother) about it.
My father found these letters and field postcards after her death (it was his mother-in-law).
The grandfather himself came to the western front after a regrouping, where he died in 1944.

I only learned many details about both grandfathers very late in my life - some on their children's deathbeds.

There's more than one reason why I chose a Chinese agent as the main character in my story

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[Guest]

5 hours ago, Miauzi said:

 

I can understand that very well...

...both my grandfathers were "ardent" (fully convinced) Nazis

One was there long before the seizure of power in 1933.
But because he had already sunk ships for the Kaiser in the U-boat in WW1 - he did not have to go to the front in WW2.
He had then overseen forced laborers and over time discarded his Nazi ideology... and began protecting these people from reprisals - which was quite dangerous for him.

My other grandfather was a soldier on the Eastern Front and regularly volunteered for commands where Jews or civilians were shot. He even wrote his wife (my grandmother) about it.
My father found these letters and field postcards after her death (it was his mother-in-law).
The grandfather himself came to the western front after a regrouping, where he died in 1944.

I only learned many details about both grandfathers very late in my life - some on their children's deathbeds.

There's more than one reason why I chose a Chinese agent as the main character in my story

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Nice to know another person who gets it. Both of my parents tried to turn me into what they are, but my grandfather didn't want that to happen. He showed me the reality of what they believed in, and he also inspired me to not let someone else choose my path for me. When I came out to them about who I was, I was afraid they were going to kill me or even torture me by sending me to one of those "conversion therapy" places. This fear came from stories about homosexuals and others in the camps, but instead, they just disowned me and threw me out when I turned 18 a few months later. Luckily, my girlfriend took me in.

I have to say, your stories are amazing. Consider me a fan!

[Miauzi]

Vor 1 Stunde sagte deadjester226:

Schön, eine andere Person zu kennen, die es versteht. Meine beiden Eltern haben versucht, mich zu dem zu machen, was sie sind, aber mein Großvater wollte nicht, dass das passiert. Er zeigte mir die Realität dessen, woran sie glaubten, und er inspirierte mich auch, nicht jemand anderen meinen Weg für mich wählen zu lassen. Als ich zu ihnen herauskam, wer ich war, hatte ich Angst, dass sie mich töten oder sogar foltern würden, indem sie mich zu einem dieser „Konversionstherapie“-Orte schicken würden. Diese Angst kam von Geschichten über Homosexuelle und andere in den Lagern, aber stattdessen verleugneten sie mich einfach und warfen mich raus, als ich ein paar Monate später 18 wurde. Zum Glück hat mich meine Freundin aufgenommen.

Ich muss sagen, deine Geschichten sind unglaublich. Betrachten Sie mich als Fan!

 

Even your life story is not "without".
In the last 20 years that I've been using the Internet (for very different things) - I've repeatedly come across people in the USA who have German ancestors.
Until the end of the 1st World War there was what was called "colonies" everywhere - the counterpart to "Little Italy" or something similar.
That then disappeared almost completely by the end of the 1930s - so the family names were then also adapted or German was no longer spoken even in families.
I can only wish you all the best that you have the strength to follow your path consistently.

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My father's sister got married in Moscow in 1960...
...her husband - who was born in Moscow - had studied in the east of D-Land and at the time lived as a "subtenant" in her parents' apartment ... where they then got to know each other.

At family celebrations, former "mortal enemies" (Germans and "Russians") sat together at the table and thought about their past together and planned a future together...
...For me as a child, international understanding was something that practically happened in my own family.

 

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By the way, I also use "Human Resources" - but this is (at the beginning) a bit "tricky" to use

 

If you have any questions - please write to me directly - or here in this thread

 

Edited March 16, 2023 by Miauzi