That being said, Fallout 4 is released tomorrow so hopefully gamers who have bought the game have managed to preload it ahead of time so that they won’t have to waste tomorrow downloading all of its contents. However it does make for great marketing material. Of course by now we hope that you realized that this is a joke and that poor excuse for a doctor’s note (and what’s up with that signature?!) will probably not get you out of going to school or work. It also turns out that apart from being a marketing wiz, Hines also holds an MD and a PhD, making him a “doctor”.

Hines recently posted a doctor’s note on his Twitter account in which it will allow gamers to get out of work or school so they can stay home and play the game. The good news is that Bethesda’s Pete Hines has you covered. This means that if you have school or work, you probably won’t have as much time until the weekend to really play the game. Unfortunately Bethesda has opted to release the game on the 10th of November, a Tuesday which isn’t even the middle of the week. And to be extra helpful, she's willing to provide the subject as there is a brain-dead synth that you can use. Bassed on the Fallout Game World Tin case with wind-up music box Nuka World Theme Park Guidebook Model number: 8437017951339. The doctor is initially shocked by the request but does believe it's possible to transfer Curie's brain into a synth body. Once there, you and Curie explain what you want to do. Fallout 4 will be officially release tomorrow and we’re sure many gamers out there are itching to get their hands on the game. Agree on helping Curie in finding the holotapes. RELATED: Fallout 4: Facts You Didn't Know About Curie.

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