With Fallout back in the news, thanks to the overwhelming popularity of the Fallout show. However, the lead character Lucy won the hearts of veterans and newcomers to one of the best games made by Bethesda. With her being the show’s centerpiece, players have already attempted to make Lucy in Fallout 4 and Fallout 76. If you’re one of those players who’s trying to replicate the Fallout show to the games, we’ll show you how to create Lucy in Fallout 4 and 76.
Fallout 4 and Fallout 76: How to create Lucy
Thanks to YouTuber Tom Origins who went through the painstaking task of making his character look almost like Lucy, you can as well. Rather than explaining how to make her in the game, you can watch the video. Since making Lucy requires a lot of modifications to be made. In other words, writing it out would be confusing. Tom Origin’s video will show you before and after the modifications have been made. This should make things much easier.
I’d like to make Lucy in either Fallout 4 or 76, but I don’t want to spend the time adjusting the premade face to her. If you’re like that, there’s another option to use. You can mod Fallout 4 to have Lucy as your character. Not only will you get her face but the entire get-up including her iconic yellow and blue coloured vault suit.
However, note that this mod only works in Fallout 4. Fallout 76 is an online game and since it’s multiplayer, mods might not be supported. So you’ll have to manually make her. Even if you can’t mod the game, I suggest trying out Fallout 76. It’s night and day of what it has been.
What other characters can be made the games?
Since the games offer character customization, you can attempt to make the rest of the cast including Maximus and Thaddeus. The sky is the limit when it comes to who you can create. This can be attributed to the game’s robust options for customization. Other games that featured this option would make it a chore, but for Fallout 4 and 76, I’m having a blast in creating these characters. It makes them more immersive, which in turn allows Fallout 4 and 76 to be even more fun.
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