A brand new Fallout 4 charity mod has been launched, and it options the voice skills of an actor who’s virtually legendary when you’ve performed Bethesda’s RPGs.
Shady Motives provides a model new quest to Fallout 4, and its lead voice actor is none aside from Wes Johnson, who offered the voice for iconic characters like Oblivion‘s Lucien Lachance and Sheogorath, in addition to Fallout 3‘s Fawkes.
The mod was created in only one weekend, with group members coming collectively as a part of Johnson’s Voiceapalooza charity occasion in an effort to vote on what ought to be included. As soon as the mod’s parts had been selected, modders then got here collectively for a weekend to create it.
In addition to a brand new quest, Shady Motives provides a bunch of different new content material to Fallout 4, together with a model new dungeon to discover, a participant residence to name your personal, and a brand new companion to get to know.
You may also stay up for new gear, together with weapons and armor, so you will not stroll away out of your journey empty-handed.
The mod is, after all, free to obtain on PC and Xbox, however if you’d like, you’ll be able to donate to the Alzheimer’s Affiliation from the mod’s web page, with a default donation of $10 being arrange for you (which may be modified) when you select to take action.
Thus far, Johnson and the Fallout charity crew Fallout For Hope have raised nearly $35,000 for the Alzheimer’s Affiliation, and earlier this week, the official Fallout For Hope X (previously Twitter) account revealed that it has raised greater than $100,000 in complete for the charity.
Johnson’s charity efforts are removed from over, too. Tomorrow, he’ll be teaming up with fellow Fallout voice actors like Jon Gentry and Courtenay Taylor for a Fallout-themed Q&A, which can happen at 5pm Japanese (that is 2pm Pacific).
At a time when the trade is trying fairly gloomy and layoffs have gotten endemic, it is good to see charity initiatives like this and the Poppy Playtime LGBTQ+-supporting shirt. Keep tuned for extra.