Somewhere out in the twisted remains of the Mojave Wasteland lies an old, decrepit radio signal, broadcasting a station known as "Grimcast Radio." Its origins are uncertain, and by no means concrete, but the commonly accepted story is that the radio host, known only as Mister Grim, is an old world ghoul who has been a radio host since before the war. Before the bombs fell, he ran a niche broadcast show narrating a variety of horror stories, from urban legends, to published works, to true crime stories, and later on even works submitted by fans of the show. Over the years, Mister Grim brought on an assortment of guest actors to add new voices to the stories told, all with the help of a famous pianist and musician to really bring the Grimcast Horror Show to life. The show ran for nearly thirteen years, ending only when the Great War brought about the thermonuclear close to the old world. For a long time after, the show went silent – with nothing but dead air occupying the frequency that the broadcast had called home for over a decade. But, as humanity began to pick up the pieces and rebuild, and new societies took shape, Grimcast Radio has returned to the world to bring entertainment through thrilling tales to all those in the Wasteland with a functioning radio. Utilizing a combination of old recordings from before the war that were fortunately preserved, and broadcasting new installments from memory—occasionally with the help of promising new talent from across the wastes—Mister Grim remains dedicated to delivering riveting tales drenched in fear and fright to the denizens of the wasteland.



• A brand new radio station available to listen to from the Pip-Boy.
• Features an assortment of short and long narrations lifted off of MrCreepyPasta's channel, with intermittent breaks in the form of Myuu's music. All have been edited and played around with to almost perfectly emulate the filtered effect prominently seen in other voice recordings and Mr. New Vegas's speeches.
• Tracks are played randomly, hopefully to avoid repetition. In the future this issue may be further addressed by adding more tracks, potentially from other voices in the horror story community.
  

Here is a simple port of my Pip-Boy Glove mod for Fallout 4 that I made. It will completely replace the vanilla model and textures. No ESP or anything just a direct replacer, so make sure that its not overridden in Mo2.

I have included patches for TYPE4 and Improved Vanilla Male Body. 

The model is fairly high poly since I made it for Fallout 4 in mind, but I didn't notice any performance issues. Textures are reduced in resolution to fit the NV engine. Compatible with TTW and Playable Pip-Boy Glove

Chain link fences are some of the more prolific meshes in FO3 and NV, so they can have a pretty big impact on how your game looks, so I recently wrapped up retexturing them. The textures are based on what a 70-ish year old fence in the SoCal desert looked like. The vanilla textures were made originally for the D.C. area, which is a far cry from the Mojave Desert, so the overly rusted and pinkish textures don't fit that well in NV anyway. I made hundreds of UV edits and the textures are 4096², so they look pretty good even up close, especially at higher resolutions. Refer to the screenshots to get an idea of what they will look like.

Every single texture painstakingly remade, with more created/added. 71 in total.

Nearly every single mesh redone to implement new shader flags, parallax, and other changes. 244 in total. 

What's all been reworked?

- Doors/entrances
- Floors/ground
- Ceilings
- Walls
- Ant mounds
- Sulfur caves
- Sulfur cave crystals
- Sulfur cave pools
- Scaffolding
- Cave transitions
- Lamplight caves


If it's in the dungeons -> caves folder, I changed it.