Fallout 4 Player Builds Lair Fit For a Supervillain

A Fallout 4 player online has used the game's settlement builder to create a lair fit for a supervillain. Despite Fallout 4 releasing almost a decade ago, the game remains extremely popular thanks to incredible creations like this.

Settlement building was a huge selling point for Fallout 4, promising to give players a new way to revamp the wasteland. Nine years later, it's safe to say that much of that promise has since been fulfilled, with plenty of incredible creations from the community over the years. One player even managed to build a palace in Fallout 4, which shows exactly what can be achieved by a player who is extremely familiar with the settlement builder tools. This supervillain lair is similar in how it shows off the sheer potential of the settlements in Fallout 4.

The supervillain lair in Fallout 4 was posted to YouTube by SirBalz, who shared an entire tour of the build. The exterior is extremely impressive, with the build having been created inside an entire mountain. When asked exactly where it is, SirBalz claimed that it's located between the Prydwen and the Castle, although the terrain is entirely hand-made, with it previously only being a body of water. This only adds to how amazing the creation is, knowing that instead of choosing one of the best settlements in Fallout 4, they created their own island from scratch. According to SirBalz, the entire build took around 20 to 30 hours to create, which is impressive given its scale.

The video also takes a tour through the lair's interior, which is every bit as impressive as the exterior. It's cluttered with tons of detail, as well as NPCs inside going about their roles within the supervillain lair. SirBalz responded to a ton of comments on the video, confirming that the build took heavy inspiration from brutalist architecture. Settlement building inFallout 4 is not an easy task by any stretch of the imagination, so to be able to recreate real architecture like this shows real talent.

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