use a projector in fallout 4 vault tec dlc

In reality, it's just as funny - Shaun is classified as Armor ◊ worn on either the left or right wrist.

On a more meta level, this seems to imply that Shaun is coded as a melee weapon.

If you use console commands to spawn a Deathclaw in the prologue, when you're running to the safety of Vault 111, your spouse will attack it with the only weapon on hand: baby Shaun.

You can offer him to come live in your settlement.

Not only does he somehow manage to survive as a Ghoul, but it's possible to meet him later on in the game, complaining about how, among other things, no one in the Commonwealth wants someone with two centuries of Vault-Tec sales experience.

Even better, he says 'good-bye' in an annoyed tone, like he's happy to not be talking to the visitor. When you're done and he begins to walk away saying his goodbyes, you can just slam the door in his face.

A Vault-Tec representative meets you at your front door to have you apply for a place in a Vault.

Thanks to your tenacity, Deacon is now 100 caps richer.

Apparently, Deacon was taking a bet with Drummer Boy on your surviving the first infiltration of the Institute.

This leads to numerous hilarious assumptions on her part - like asking you if a coroner shouldn't be doing this, when you loot a corpse, getting excited about shopping when seeing a Super Mutant infested department store, and even asking if you could take her to Los Angeles, when you arrive at the Boston Airport. So, the first time she actually gets to experience this world, is after the bombs fell.

Curie embodies this - as she's spent her entire 'life' living in a vault, with only a few scientists (until they died) and everything she knows is based on what she's learned, second hand, about what things were like before the war.

Medic Protectron: (upon seeing a raider's body that has been mutilated beyond recognition by a minigun) This patient appears to need a coroner.

Use a projector in fallout 4 vault tec dlc