Fallout 4's character customization is a little different from most - no slides or numerical values to tweak here, just pieces of face to pull and manipulate like putty - but it's nonetheless quite robust. Some players are turning Breaking Bad's Walter White into a wasteland wanderer while others are producing the most unholy of abominations. I can't say I expected different, but it's still fun to see what people have made.
Personally, I tend to recreate my very first Dungeons & Dragons character in any game that offers extensive enough customization. Playing as a celebrity or a different video game character seems like a fun idea though; I can't deny the appeal of playing Geralt of Megaton. "Mmm, claw marks shredded this ghoul. Deathclaw. Mm." What about you? Got a favorite from the gallery above, or care to share your own?
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Liam Neeson
Walter White from Breaking Bad (Bonus: Skyler, too!)
Geralt of Rivia from The Witcher
President Barack Obama
Evil Abed from Community
Arno from Assassin's Creed Unity
Let's call her "Lucy"
Young at heart
First rule of Fallout Club is...
Mario has seen better days
I say good chap, your wife appears to be possessed
She doesn't seem happy to see you
Of course someone made Hitler
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