The Stand – Diamond City Stories

Mod of the month for October 2019! ! The "Grandstand" is a new, NPC-occupied Diamond City area beneath the Grandstand seats. Make friends with citizens in the stands, listen to their stories and gain their trust. 5 new voiced NPCs, a new central player home, many workshop items, new merchants, new locations to decorate, and 4 new multi-part quests to get it all.

Pre-requisite: Full DLC

The star module stand in 2019 is also uploaded at the request of some people. It is divided into texture pack and body. When installing, remember to install the body first and then cover the installation texture. There is no Chinese version and I don’t have time to do it. Please find it by yourself (after all, I said I don’t like this kind of large module)

Note: "The Stand - Diamond City Stories" is a player homepage, workshop module, quest module, merchant module, internal cell module, and radio station. Diamond City's Grandstand Area is a new, ornately decorated, audio NPC-occupied location located under Diamond City's center field and left field bleachers.

Yes, it is compatible with Settlement Simulator 2, Crime & Punishment, Hire Guns, Big Green Gem, and Diamond City expansion packs.

More than a decade ago, a hungry and homeless Diamond City native named Dr. Pepper chased a cat into the outfield's service tunnel. The cat is huddled behind some plywood covering a doorway blocked by a pile of lawn mowers and debris — a passage long forgotten and destroyed — that leads to the underside of the Diamond City bleacher seats. Undeterred, our hungry hero spent the better part of the afternoon clearing his way through that door, only to stumble upon the beautiful Nuka-Cola(r) left field restaurant, a Nuka World satellite location built inside the stadium in anticipation of the playoffs and World Series that year when the bombs dropped. A few hours later, after looking around under the bleacher seats and with a belly full of grilled burgers, Dr. Pepper decided to remove the plywood from the windows, clean out the restaurant, and open for business for the first time in more than 200 years. Thus was born the Diamond City Grandstand area. This is also a prequel to my larger mod "Fins Sheriff's Department" (see Sheriff entry below). I let my imagination take me where it wants and I hope you like the results.

The inhabitants are like most of Diamond City's citizens - paranoid about the research, preoccupied with the kidnapping, suspicious of McDonough, and just trying to survive until the next day with friends and family intact. Most of them had a lot to say about the Commonwealth and its citizens, with dozens of dialogue threads of rumors and information. So start a conversation and learn about the place and how they feel about the world around them!

Ever notice the vast amount of real estate Bethesda had available when making Diamond City? The answer is yes. This is a professional baseball field!

Tons of room! Did you see the adorable full spread of Diamond City in the official Fallout 4 artbook? They are stunning. Diamond City is clearly intended to be a bustling center of trade and social life in the Commonwealth, filled with everyday NPCs for you to interact with and build a vivid picture of the breathing game experience in your mind. Instead, Bethesda filled 25% of it (minus the docks, Ratway Tunnels, Thieves' Guild, and Jarl's house) with Rifton-sized but increasingly unspectacular quests, interiors, and NPCs. Then they threw in a bunch of collision planes so you couldn't explore open space, and finally called in the good neighbors - a kick in the nuts the size of Winterfell (minus the Mages' Guild). It must have been a late night, because that's when they call it "good enough" village/city life throughout the game, slap a price tag on it, and go to sleep. Throw in a plot line that's so poorly thought out that all of the actions of the main antagonist, The Institute, have zero strategic significance to their mission statement (seriously, Bethe …