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Originally Posted by OrangeP47
Interesting to see population changes shaping the league development. That's always something I like to see, as I'm a major nerd, especially for statistics (and I have a stats background). I wish OOTP natively accounted for it more, but even I realize that would definitely be asking too much haha. Still, it's always something I try to account for when running my own leagues.
On another note, surprisingly, I find myself drawn to the Chemists as the season played out this time around.
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I really am close to being settled in my setup. As I go through, I keep thinking about where the strongholds would be if there were open settlements in Fallout 4 instead of pre-ordained points. Of course, in my game, I used mods to make settling more open, but still not as good as it could be, For example, after liberating places like Concord, Lexington, and Quincy, real settlers would opt for those places instead of wide-open places. I also wonder why places like Somerville Place is a settlement but Vault 95 is not. People could farm outside or set up hydroponics AND have extra security from the vault, whereas Somerville Place has no natural defense possibilities. Anyway, in my universe, I can do what I want that the game engine could not. Boston is booming!
As far as Sunshine Tidings is concerned, I am rooting for them in a few ways, too, especially since they have never won a playoff series. On the same hand, I am rooting for Salem to get in over Nordhagen Beach since the Witch Hats have never been to the postseason and they are the last remaining team to do so.
In the playoffs, I will root for the Chemists and Killers and Hats to make it to the SSS since Fort Hagen is the only Institute League team to ever make it. All of Nordhagen Beach, County Crossing, and Easy Town have been there before though they are a combined 1-4 there. The SCA has dominated the SSS, winning 7 of 8.