Fallout 4 Cut Content Looks Absolutely Terrifying & Has An Interesting Backstory

has a handful of challenging enemies around the Commonwealth, but one terrifying cut creature with an interesting backstory would've raised the bar. was the first game in the franchise to move to a more modern combat system, and while that made it more engaging, it also raised the difficulty. Without proper preparation, some of the strongest enemies, like Mirelurk Queens or Deathclaws can be long and frustrating encounters. Regardless, these larger fights are some of the most memorable events throughout the game.

The best way to be prepared for these encounters is with armor and weaponry. The T-60 or X0-1 power armor are the best options for defense as they boast high stats in each category. However, the latter set can be much harder to gather, so the T-60 is the more time-efficient option. Weapons-wise, outside the best weapons in , the majority of weapons are viable with the modding system. Thus, players can choose whatever they feel most attached to and carefully craft it into one of the wasteland's most powerful armaments.

This terrifying giant Ghoul miniboss cut from is known as the May-Pole. This 300-foot-tall Glowing One Ghoul was created by character artist Jonah Lobe, who discussed the creature in a Reddit AMA. The main inspiration for this behemoth is and Alberto Giacometti's sculpture. Unfortunately, the May-Pole was cut from the game due to technical issues with its mechanics and stature.

May-Poles would have appeared without others of their size but would have a horde of feral ghouls with them. These feral ghouls would not be any stronger than usual, but the massive number of them could pose a great issue. In addition, the May-Pole would be able to heal feral ghouls as long as they are alive. Thus, players would have to juggle keeping the horde of ghouls in check, while trying to whittle down the May-Pole.

The May-Pole gets its name inspired by the maypole. This was a large pole that people would dance around while holding ribbons that would connect