Lol guessing it’s the same idea with Super Mutants evolving in to Behemoths. No idea how serious they really were about the May-Pole, but Sister Dawn is a result of a lot of experimentation
@storeshearman1102 those actually came from The Big MT out towards New Vegas, created by the Think tank. They weren’t created from radiation especially not Nightstalkers.
The concept for the may pole is awesome but it would definitely be hard to explain a ghoul the size of a red wood tree when even super mutant behemoths only get 20 feet tall.
Oh 100% agree. I’m glad it was never implemented. But sister Dawn was kind of explained in winter of atom which made some sense, and wasn’t as ridiculously tall!
I agree. I think a 50 ft ghoul would be the max possible size you could make it. Then again, Fallout is weird. Elvis, Cyborg dogs, and invisibility addicted mutants all exist in the same game, so…
I would imagine they would have put her out in the glowing sea, perhaps living in the earth of the glowing sea where it's most irradiated, And perhaps yes a giant amalgamation of other glowing ones. Maybe even find out that the glowing sea is Maypole curled up asleep? Would have loved to see that boss right
It would be very easy to explain. Not everyone becomes ghouls. So the May Pole could just be an even rarer variation of ghoul. Or it could be a ghoul exposed to FEV. Or alternatively it could have been a normal human exposed to FEV. They don't always become Super Mutants. Harold became something of a Ghoul after he fell into a vat of FEV. Honestly explaining it would be the easiest thing to do.
I can imagine the May poll being in the game, not as an actual enemy you can fight, but rather a presence. Whenever lightning strikes during a rad storm, and you can just barely see it's silhouette. Just looming in the distance.
or maybe the may-pole could be just a static creature like harold from fallout 3 the glowing monstrosity wouldn't move because it's fused to the ground thanks to the mutation, but the ghouls themselves would attack the protagonist and defend the large glowing one and once they're all dead, may-pole would have to be killed using some sort of special method from spraying the ghoul with a large amount of a mixture that's rad-x and radaway mixed together to building a special version of an artillery to destroy the ghoul
Could've had the Maypole and a giant Death claw fight in the fog of the Glowing Sea. Player finds a viewpoint that shows a cut of their fight in the distance. Going in their direction brings more viewpoints that follow their fight deep into the glowing sea. Eventually, you find their bodies, horribly mangled and radioactive, crawling with smaller super mobs all around. Would be a great reference to the first game's big footprint, too.
Holy crap. So yeah the maypole can theoretically exist. I feel like they could do some ghoul that just grew huge due to FEV. He’d definitely have to be a glowing one to survive. They’re the strongest type.
I think the ghoul could be a melted together "golem" of hundreds of other ghouls to explain the height. Maybe a passion project of the Children of Atom?
A monstrosity that is only able to survive in extremely radioactive conditions. Briefly seen far off into the distance, just barely moving due to it’s massive and heavy body. The glow storms are when it’s most active, it’s eyes will shine brighter than any glowing creature as it moves ever so slightly quicker. A being no man nor machine can reach, and one that walks where many would fall. The result of a mass of glowing horrors, all melded into one being that has mutated and morphed into one imposing figure. The Maypole.
This would have been so cool imagin walking in the glowing sea and all you see is a massive glowing thing in the distance wandering then it starts booking it to you it be terifiying but so cool
That be so cool imagin you go to the crater of atom and there is a giant imprint of someone curled up you go into the glowing sea and on the edge all you see is a giant glowing light slowly walking and it just stops and books it to you it would be such a cool fight
@@Sebastianator01 You know what would be even cooler? if the May-Pole was just there, sleeping in the crater and the Childern of Atom built their settlement around it
Im literally wondering why we dont have the maypole in Fallput 76 yet. Here is how I would go about it. 1. Maypole is incredibly irradiated. The closer you are to it, the more rads you get, comparable to the ones you get in Eviction Notice. Deadly, but nothing some Rad-Aways cant fix. 2. It has an AOE radiation attack that deals massive Rad damage to the surroundings, comparable to the ones in Radiation Rumble. This will 100% kill you if your a bloodied player. 3. It has stomps and kicks attacks that make a plasma grenade like explosion when they hir the ground. This deals both radiation and exploaive damage. 4. Periodically spawns Bloated Glowing Ones Around her. 5. The fight is broken off into stages much like the Ultracite Titan, breaking a limb from the creature at each stage, since the Ghouls have a lot of broken limb animations to use. 6. Upon defeat drops a rare type of Glowing Blood, which can be used to create a potent healing item.
They both are still a lot stronger than the ghoul because they are not effected by rads and basically one shots and tosses even the biggest creatures of fallout with a huge amount of HP
May pole was supposed to be this massive almost passive like ghoul that roamed with smaller packs of feral ghosts healing them and reviving dead ghouls and she was supposed to be highly radioactive so if you get to close you get a ton of rads . Also i think feral ghouls was supposed to fall off the larger ghoul with how maypole is designed and same with the other ghoul
I feel like the maypole would be a perfect thing to have in Fallout 76 of all places. You have the Scorchbeast queen in the cranberry bog, the wendigo colossus in the savage divide, so you could absolutely have a giant ghoul in the toxic valley. Maybe the explanation could be something like a ton of feral ghouls all molded into one from the blast, creating a hulking monster that, as it breaks apart, releases ghouls from itself
Even with the new gen patch coming in the near future i doubt Fallout 4's engine can handel such a beast It's 10 years old and Bethesda definitely won't put that much improvement into such an old game
You could do a prehistoric titan like Godzilla who thrives in radiation with the war bringing him out of hiding more of a monster figure rather than a humanoid one
Right lol that's why I keep correcting people who tell me May-Pole is now canon because Sister Dawn exists in Winter of Atom. They are definitely not the same!
Imagine this : your exploring the glowing sea, a rad storm hits and you hear a thunderous booming sound the in the distance you sea a faint green glow taller than liberty prime slowly moving it's way towards you.
I would love to see a huge glowing ghoul but 300 ft might be a bit much, I think the most I'd be comfortable with in game is at the very most 100 ft and even then that's pushing it 50 ft would probably be good
I could see the idea coming to fruition in another Fallout game as an opening boss. Not too different than the Colossus of Rhodes in God of War 2 or Poseidon in God of War 3. A way to introduce the player to a much more unforgiving part of the post-apocalyptic wasteland, leaving you looking over your shoulder for meaner beasts as the trials have only just begun.
Tbh even if it was in the game we wouldn't be fighting it The May-Pole was designed to be a gaint passive Ghoul that just wanders around the Wasteland that's feeding on radiation, the only thing we would get to fight is the giant hoard of Ghoulds following it around everywhere it goes So the May-Pole would be more like a roaming event that wanders through the map that's essentially just a big hoard of Ghouls bringing chaos every the May-Pole goes
would be interesting if the maypole is a passive creature just walking around in the glowing sea. it has no health bar and you can attack it, but it won't even respond
Not long ago I did a video on Fallout's tallest character. I had a LOT of comments mentioning the May-Pole as it was now 'canon' because of Sister Dawn. The misconception is thinking these two giant ghouls are the same. They aren't as one is x10 the size of the other!
The concept of a maypole is terrifying and I love it. I can just imagine them radiating radstorms as they slowly shamble across the Glowing Sea, taking about a step every 5 seconds or longer and making these horrible slow breathing noises that almost sound like terrible wind in the storm
I'm watching my hubby play again (billionth time lol) and I cannot understand how I forgot so many weird creatures were in this universe lol. I just learned about something called a centaur? It gave me nightmares. I'm literally watching this huddled under blankets at 4:39am XD
"A prequel to Fallout 4 that was set in a snow-covered Commonwealth"? Do you mean that someone actually published an expansion for the Fallout RPG that sounds to be an explicit copy of FROST? For those who don't know, FROST was a full overhaul game mod for FALLOUT 4 that used the same game engine yet used an entirely new storyline & heavily modified setting. Instead of beginning 200 years after the Great War, FROST takes place just a few years after the bombs fell, with the Commonwealth gripped by constant radiation during a nuclear winter. Some creatures had yet to mutate to their later full size (tiny Mirecrabs instead of large Mirelurks) & the majority of the population is forced to live underground due to constant radiation; surface travel requires breathing masks to block fallout. Does this sound like the RPG expansion mentioned?
It doesn't seem like a good idea to me, a creature like that would have had effects on the entire territory but no one ever mentions anything about it... it's better if they didn't allow it
It took me the whole short to realise liberty prime was standing in front of the giant glowing one. That's a really good way to make me in awe of the maypole
Would have been cool if it was multiple normal sized ghouls fused together. Some feral and some not. A symphony of screams and hate. Oh well. One can dream though.
That would have been a perfect foe to encounter in the glowing sea. For added danger they should make in nearly immortal, constantly regenerating even after being downed.
I think if they made it look like the maypole was melting more and had a nuke stuck in it with many smaller ghoul limbs sticking out and maybe a some holes leaking toxic waste throughout its body
Oh, I watched a thing about "The Bloop in Fallout 4" is that a real water creature??? I jumped away from the screen I hate deep water creatures that jump scare!
To put it into perspective, the American Godzilla from the Monsterverse is 390 feet tall, this thing was supposed to be 3/4 of that height, you'd have been able to see him from across the map (well once he was within rendering distance anyway)
Nukes have a small radius around the point where it hits that is so close to it that everything in that radius is pretty much instantly destroyed so I think you could use that as a point of such high radiation that one of the mangled bodies was mutated so horribly it become a giant mass of flesh that stalks the glowing sea
The May Pole doesn’t sound like an enemy that should be used for a single mission - it sounds like an entire game should be built around it - or a quest line at the BARE MINIMUM. Can you imagine a threat to the wasteland so large that it forces the BoS, Enclave, Raiders, and Vault Dwellers to work together to bring it down? Maybe even other factions too?
Where would a 300 ft human live before the war is
Lol guessing it’s the same idea with Super Mutants evolving in to Behemoths. No idea how serious they really were about the May-Pole, but Sister Dawn is a result of a lot of experimentation
*FEV super behemoth glowing one*
Welcome to the magic of mutations
@storeshearman1102 those actually came from The Big MT out towards New Vegas, created by the Think tank. They weren’t created from radiation especially not Nightstalkers.
@storeshearman1102good question, but we'll never know with them being created by the think tank in Old World Blues
The concept for the may pole is awesome but it would definitely be hard to explain a ghoul the size of a red wood tree when even super mutant behemoths only get 20 feet tall.
Oh 100% agree. I’m glad it was never implemented. But sister Dawn was kind of explained in winter of atom which made some sense, and wasn’t as ridiculously tall!
Maybe a crowd of people were melted together by the atomic heat and mutated together to form the maypole?
I agree. I think a 50 ft ghoul would be the max possible size you could make it. Then again, Fallout is weird. Elvis, Cyborg dogs, and invisibility addicted mutants all exist in the same game, so…
I would imagine they would have put her out in the glowing sea, perhaps living in the earth of the glowing sea where it's most irradiated, And perhaps yes a giant amalgamation of other glowing ones. Maybe even find out that the glowing sea is Maypole curled up asleep? Would have loved to see that boss right
It would be very easy to explain. Not everyone becomes ghouls. So the May Pole could just be an even rarer variation of ghoul.
Or it could be a ghoul exposed to FEV. Or alternatively it could have been a normal human exposed to FEV. They don't always become Super Mutants. Harold became something of a Ghoul after he fell into a vat of FEV.
Honestly explaining it would be the easiest thing to do.
I can imagine the May poll being in the game, not as an actual enemy you can fight, but rather a presence. Whenever lightning strikes during a rad storm, and you can just barely see it's silhouette. Just looming in the distance.
This is what I’ve been saying! ^
Maybe in the background of the crater
It’s presence is real?!
or maybe the may-pole could be just a static creature like harold from fallout 3
the glowing monstrosity wouldn't move because it's fused to the ground thanks to the mutation, but the ghouls themselves would attack the protagonist and defend the large glowing one
and once they're all dead, may-pole would have to be killed using some sort of special method
from spraying the ghoul with a large amount of a mixture that's rad-x and radaway mixed together to building a special version of an artillery to destroy the ghoul
That would be so terrifying and I love it
Just imagine the terror of seeing that coming towards you assuming it was feral and it being like "Hey smooth skin, you lost?"
With the deepest bassiest voice ever
@@hvn_gngnah, just give him the voice of gob from fallout 3
It would be some huge that anything smaller than a behemoth is besically invisible to it so you would be safe.
You got any jet?
Imagine how scary it would be seeing the Maypole in the distant walking around the glow sea.
Could've had the Maypole and a giant Death claw fight in the fog of the Glowing Sea. Player finds a viewpoint that shows a cut of their fight in the distance. Going in their direction brings more viewpoints that follow their fight deep into the glowing sea. Eventually, you find their bodies, horribly mangled and radioactive, crawling with smaller super mobs all around. Would be a great reference to the first game's big footprint, too.
And then get swallowed by a random giant salamander that waddles up behind you
Holy crap. So yeah the maypole can theoretically exist. I feel like they could do some ghoul that just grew huge due to FEV. He’d definitely have to be a glowing one to survive. They’re the strongest type.
I appreciate your nerd knowledge friend. Never played the first one. Now I know giants are technically canon. Cool. 🤘
Oh god..... Yea cuz this would be better than fo4 actually being good, cough the dialogue
Niiiice throwback
I think the ghoul could be a melted together "golem" of hundreds of other ghouls to explain the height. Maybe a passion project of the Children of Atom?
I like that idea. A big project they've been working on lol.
I was thinking instead it's a support column of a skyscraper with thousands of glowing ones melted to it. Let's it be named maypole and be horrifying.
A veritable "Ghoulem", if you will.
We've got cosmic horror, why not body horror?~
Kind of like the centaurs in New Vegas. Just a bunch of people melted together in FEV
A monstrosity that is only able to survive in extremely radioactive conditions. Briefly seen far off into the distance, just barely moving due to it’s massive and heavy body. The glow storms are when it’s most active, it’s eyes will shine brighter than any glowing creature as it moves ever so slightly quicker. A being no man nor machine can reach, and one that walks where many would fall. The result of a mass of glowing horrors, all melded into one being that has mutated and morphed into one imposing figure. The Maypole.
Glow storms are actually just the downwind of it passing gas
The fuck is a glowstorm
@@majora919 the radiation storms that happen in fallout 4, they might be called something else
@@xxjared0571 they're literally just called radstorms bro lol
This would have been so cool imagin walking in the glowing sea and all you see is a massive glowing thing in the distance wandering then it starts booking it to you it be terifiying but so cool
Basically the Wendigo from Fallout: Dust
That be so cool imagin you go to the crater of atom and there is a giant imprint of someone curled up you go into the glowing sea and on the edge all you see is a giant glowing light slowly walking and it just stops and books it to you it would be such a cool fight
There’s some really good mods for boss creatures like this on the fallout nexus! I used one for this and then made it even bigger lol
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I wish they had a giant footprint at the crater of atom. Kinda like a callback to fallout 1’s giant deathclaw print.
@@Sebastianator01 You know what would be even cooler? if the May-Pole was just there, sleeping in the crater and the Childern of Atom built their settlement around it
bro imagine fallout 4 but every now and then you hear stomps and have to hide because a giant is nearby
That's followed by a hoard of Ghouls
Like literally wtf would you do if a 300ft tall Ghoul with a hoard if hundreds of Ghouls comes along
@@_Chaosnight_never ending mirv launcher 🥱
@@_Chaosnight_You would gain a vast amount of XP if you have the explosive shotgun with you xD
@@andylaw3222or the spray’n pray😭
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This game came out almost 10 years ago and we still talk about. The world and lore is so large it blows my mind
Shows how great it is I think!
@@UraniumFever76we still discuss fallout brotherhood of steel after 20 years so being "great" isnt the only reason things are remembered
The fanbase loves talking about how "bad" Fallout 4 is but let's be honest it's whats keeping this franchise afloat lol
Technically there our goal Titans that appear in the games specifically 76 because it has been confirmed that Wendigo are just variants of ghouls
Very good point actually. I wonder if the May-Pole part inspired them?
We could use some more boss fights in 76 if they looking for a local drop spot for the huge ghoul
Oooo maybe it’ll go in the map expansion it looks heavily irradiated and one extra nuke could birth something horrible
@@cr12431 me likes the way you thinks. Strong is the force with this one.
Im literally wondering why we dont have the maypole in Fallput 76 yet. Here is how I would go about it.
1. Maypole is incredibly irradiated. The closer you are to it, the more rads you get, comparable to the ones you get in Eviction Notice. Deadly, but nothing some Rad-Aways cant fix.
2. It has an AOE radiation attack that deals massive Rad damage to the surroundings, comparable to the ones in Radiation Rumble. This will 100% kill you if your a bloodied player.
3. It has stomps and kicks attacks that make a plasma grenade like explosion when they hir the ground. This deals both radiation and exploaive damage.
4. Periodically spawns Bloated Glowing Ones Around her.
5. The fight is broken off into stages much like the Ultracite Titan, breaking a limb from the creature at each stage, since the Ghouls have a lot of broken limb animations to use.
6. Upon defeat drops a rare type of Glowing Blood, which can be used to create a potent healing item.
Someone else pointed out, that it's quite similar to the Wendigo Colossus. Mind you, 76 would be a great place to test a giant ghoul.
Because nobody takes 76 seriously.
@BoxBinary cope
1990s-Frank Horrigan
2008-LIBERTY PRIME
They both are still a lot stronger than the ghoul because they are not effected by rads and basically one shots and tosses even the biggest creatures of fallout with a huge amount of HP
I would've loved to see that, imagine gigantic hands groping around in the tunnels trying to grab you out in the Glowing Sea.
May pole was supposed to be this massive almost passive like ghoul that roamed with smaller packs of feral ghosts healing them and reviving dead ghouls and she was supposed to be highly radioactive so if you get to close you get a ton of rads . Also i think feral ghouls was supposed to fall off the larger ghoul with how maypole is designed and same with the other ghoul
I imagine a Maypole just standing there staring at the sky like a cross between a human, a telephone pole, a skyscraper, and a sunflower
I wonder if fallout will ever let you play as a ghoul or like let you slowly ghoulify
You can play as a ghoul in fo76
I would love too see this In fallout 76
76 is the perfect testing ground for this type of thing!
Mind you we kind of got this with the Wendigo Colossus actually!
The Ultracite Titan? Isn’t the model the biggest in the games?
@@victorochoa3662 Yeah it is apparently. Think it's quite a lot shorter than Prime though, but I will need to look again.
Imagine parrying a 300 ft ghoul with an aliminium baseball bat
Yes bring on the titans
I feel like the maypole would be a perfect thing to have in Fallout 76 of all places. You have the Scorchbeast queen in the cranberry bog, the wendigo colossus in the savage divide, so you could absolutely have a giant ghoul in the toxic valley.
Maybe the explanation could be something like a ton of feral ghouls all molded into one from the blast, creating a hulking monster that, as it breaks apart, releases ghouls from itself
Fo4 update needs this.
Even with the new gen patch coming in the near future i doubt Fallout 4's engine can handel such a beast
It's 10 years old and Bethesda definitely won't put that much improvement into such an old game
I like to imagine this isn't one person, but a lot of them super glued together with radiation
A ghoul titan sounds way scarier and more difficult than a super mutant behemoth
You could do a prehistoric titan like Godzilla who thrives in radiation with the war bringing him out of hiding more of a monster figure rather than a humanoid one
Ghoul at the size of 7-8 Liberty Primes is...
Well...
Something that would be hard not to notice from really far away.
Damn the tallest character is 40 ft and they wanted to add a 300 ft enemy?! Thats a big fucking leap lol
Right lol that's why I keep correcting people who tell me May-Pole is now canon because Sister Dawn exists in Winter of Atom. They are definitely not the same!
I want someone to make a mod based on Winter of Atom.
100%
I can't begin to tell you how informative your videos are for the Fallout games. You make me want to play again.
I appreciate that mate! Thanks for checking out the videos
Imagine this : your exploring the glowing sea, a rad storm hits and you hear a thunderous booming sound the in the distance you sea a faint green glow taller than liberty prime slowly moving it's way towards you.
I would laugh and call it unrealistic even for fallout the titans on fallout 76 are smaller just as an example
I would love to see a huge glowing ghoul but 300 ft might be a bit much, I think the most I'd be comfortable with in game is at the very most 100 ft and even then that's pushing it 50 ft would probably be good
Honestly that would be such a cool Halloween event in fallout 76 it would almost be like the scorched beast events
Hopefully they put the may pole in fallout 5 and the underwater vault with the quest 20,000 leagues under the sea
I could see the idea coming to fruition in another Fallout game as an opening boss. Not too different than the Colossus of Rhodes in God of War 2 or Poseidon in God of War 3. A way to introduce the player to a much more unforgiving part of the post-apocalyptic wasteland, leaving you looking over your shoulder for meaner beasts as the trials have only just begun.
Tbh even if it was in the game we wouldn't be fighting it
The May-Pole was designed to be a gaint passive Ghoul that just wanders around the Wasteland that's feeding on radiation, the only thing we would get to fight is the giant hoard of Ghoulds following it around everywhere it goes
So the May-Pole would be more like a roaming event that wanders through the map that's essentially just a big hoard of Ghouls bringing chaos every the May-Pole goes
even though I have a lot of problems with the Maypole because of the lore, it would've been great for the Glowing Sea
Those art pieces are sooooo much more interesting than anything in the actual game.
Maypoll : I am unstoppable !
Sole survivor with kneecaper submachine gun and splattercannon : hello there
Liberty Prime solos with the power of democracy
would be interesting if the maypole is a passive creature just walking around in the glowing sea. it has no health bar and you can attack it, but it won't even respond
This isn’t a misconception this is a missed conception. Misconception are misunderstandings.
Not long ago I did a video on Fallout's tallest character. I had a LOT of comments mentioning the May-Pole as it was now 'canon' because of Sister Dawn. The misconception is thinking these two giant ghouls are the same. They aren't as one is x10 the size of the other!
The concept of a maypole is terrifying and I love it. I can just imagine them radiating radstorms as they slowly shamble across the Glowing Sea, taking about a step every 5 seconds or longer and making these horrible slow breathing noises that almost sound like terrible wind in the storm
Imagine looting it and it gives you a ghoul slayer Gamma gun 😞
I'm watching my hubby play again (billionth time lol) and I cannot understand how I forgot so many weird creatures were in this universe lol. I just learned about something called a centaur? It gave me nightmares. I'm literally watching this huddled under blankets at 4:39am XD
It's been great to see a creature that big getting stuck on a tiny rock on the ground 😂
I'm for a giant mutant creature but it'd have to be more interesting than a giant ghoul wandering about.
"A prequel to Fallout 4 that was set in a snow-covered Commonwealth"? Do you mean that someone actually published an expansion for the Fallout RPG that sounds to be an explicit copy of FROST?
For those who don't know, FROST was a full overhaul game mod for FALLOUT 4 that used the same game engine yet used an entirely new storyline & heavily modified setting. Instead of beginning 200 years after the Great War, FROST takes place just a few years after the bombs fell, with the Commonwealth gripped by constant radiation during a nuclear winter. Some creatures had yet to mutate to their later full size (tiny Mirecrabs instead of large Mirelurks) & the majority of the population is forced to live underground due to constant radiation; surface travel requires breathing masks to block fallout. Does this sound like the RPG expansion mentioned?
I mean it's a bit of a stretch to say that any fallout game set in a nuclear winter would be a rip off of one specific mod just because "snow"
frost is just metro with a fallout theme. its a good mod but its not a super original concept, so i think its a bit of stretch to say its a rip.
In the fallout brotherhood of steel game you could already fight a giant glowing one. It was a secret boss
Why can’t we get this as a boss for 76?
You do know it’s a scrapped enemy?
Liberty Prime: "finally some delicious fu**king food"
*RUMBLING, RUMBLING!*
Imagine walking through the golden sea and the whole area is swallowed by a shadow of glow just to turn around and see this coming g over the hill
I didn't understand what the misconception is.
It doesn't seem like a good idea to me, a creature like that would have had effects on the entire territory but no one ever mentions anything about it... it's better if they didn't allow it
It took me the whole short to realise liberty prime was standing in front of the giant glowing one. That's a really good way to make me in awe of the maypole
No
yes
The pre war giant should've done a captain America when the nukes dropped 😂
You used the word “literal” correctly 😢 there is hope for humanity
Could be explained as a super mutant that had been exposed to some form of extra radiation that essentially mutated the already mutated super mutant.
Click bait title
Imagine a 40 foot robot, who shall remain unnamed, hucking nukes at a 300 foot irradiated ghoul.
i do enjoy the use of the term "character" for liberty prime
Would have been cool to run into a ghoul titan around 30 feet tall
Love of Warcraft music in the background. Interesting facts too
good to see that bethesda did not learn from mojan and took out there giants before releasing the
The final enemy of Godzilla
The May Pole ate their veggies before the war
Would have been cool if it was multiple normal sized ghouls fused together. Some feral and some not. A symphony of screams and hate. Oh well. One can dream though.
That would have been a perfect foe to encounter in the glowing sea. For added danger they should make in nearly immortal, constantly regenerating even after being downed.
Would have made more sense for a cluster of ghouls to merge together and make some sort of behemoth abomination.
I can't imagine if those May Poles rumbling it from the Glowing Sea to the Commonwealth
The maypole makes no sense, and Im glad it was cut.
Would of loved a giant radioactive worm to pop out of the crater in the glowing sea that would of been class
Dude that music use to haunt me whenever a deathclaw came out in 3
hearing the sudden sound of sirenhead in the distance in a abandoned area of the waste land. now that would send chills down my spine.
And yet it would still go down to 2 or three slots in vats with full relative perks and a stealth attack with Big Boy
I think if they made it look like the maypole was melting more and had a nuke stuck in it with many smaller ghoul limbs sticking out and maybe a some holes leaking toxic waste throughout its body
Imagine you are wondering around in the glowing sea than you hear a *thump-thump* behind you...
I would love to see Maypole tbh.
God, a behemoth glowing one would be insane
Maybe not 300 feet tall but a unique ghoul created by Virgil to protect his lair could've been a cool idea.
The Winter of Atom cover looks like something out of Warhammer.
Fighting the maypole might have been a cool end game side quest/ quest line
Oh, I watched a thing about "The Bloop in Fallout 4" is that a real water creature??? I jumped away from the screen I hate deep water creatures that jump scare!
That’d be awesome. In Fallout 76 there’s a titanic mole rat that’s about as big as Liberty Prime.
Imagine that as a fallout 76 boss for nuking like the swamp area
Winter Atom sounds cool! Fallout in the snow? Count me in!
Imagine it launching itself at you at mach6
Gravity just gave up at this point
Liberty Prime fist fighting Sister Dawn is a fight I need to see
To put it into perspective, the American Godzilla from the Monsterverse is 390 feet tall, this thing was supposed to be 3/4 of that height, you'd have been able to see him from across the map (well once he was within rendering distance anyway)
Likely it would be explained as a group feral gouls coalescing into a single being due to FEV exposure.
imagine seeing it in the distance
Imagine killing it just for it to drop a pipe rifle and duct tape
Nukes have a small radius around the point where it hits that is so close to it that everything in that radius is pretty much instantly destroyed so I think you could use that as a point of such high radiation that one of the mangled bodies was mutated so horribly it become a giant mass of flesh that stalks the glowing sea
The Wendigo Colossus comes to mind.
If that ghoul got put into fallout 4 the game of crash as soon as you turned it on
The May Pole doesn’t sound like an enemy that should be used for a single mission - it sounds like an entire game should be built around it - or a quest line at the BARE MINIMUM. Can you imagine a threat to the wasteland so large that it forces the BoS, Enclave, Raiders, and Vault Dwellers to work together to bring it down? Maybe even other factions too?
giant “glowing one”? No that’s a “glowing hundred”.