Spectacle Island

And Fallout 4 offers players quite a massive world to explore.

From the towering, still smoldering ruins of Boston's Financial District, to the quiet shores of Spectacle Island, to the stormy and scathing Glowing Sea, it seems the Commonwealth has it all.

However, did you know that Fallout 4 is just so massive that it even has a few

places you can't visit?

Coming in at number three, this place is definitely the weirdest of this video.

I give you the debug range.

So, the debug range is a large flat plane, roughly the size of Spectacle Island, though it looks a bit bigger due to the way the game renders everything.

It's filled with unclothed NPCs T-posing against one-way visual cement walls.

All you have to do is put in the code BCBSHealthyOCT.

And for those looking to spend some time on the water, Boston Harbor Island Cruises is doing five-dollar ferry rides to Spectacle and Peddocks Island all weekend long.

Tickets are first come, first served, so they recommend booking online in advance.

Enjoy the holiday weekend, everybody.

In 1930, desperate, Ann and his son William took possession of squatters on an ailing merchant schooner called the Snetind.

Tied down at the Boston Harbor Wharf, it was towed out and anchored offshore of Castle Island, and finally aground off Spectacle Island, which was next to Boston's smoldering municipal landfill.

They made it their home for the next 13 years.

During the course of their stay, Ann and William fought off the U.S. Coast Guard, Army Corps of Engineers, the Harbor Police, and Boston authorities at every turn to oust them.