"It Just Works" is a catchphrase that has appeared in memes related to Apple, Todd Howard and JoJo's Bizarre Adventure stand character King Crimson. In memes about Todd Howard, the phrase is often used as an ironic caption for images and videos of bugs in Bethesda video games.

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It is in reference to Tom Howard's presentation at E3 this year for Fallout 4, specifically the way you can create weapons from junk. He said the system "just works" and so now the Fallout community quotes it as a way of having fun with his presentation.

Nov 6, 2015 · During the E3 demo of Fallout 4, Howard said "It just works" several times while demonstrating the settlement building part of the demo. He would show how easy it is to connect turrets and lights to the power generator and remark "Again, this just works".

Jun 16, 2015 · So when's that JoJo crossover coming?

3 days ago · It Just Works is a phase used by Todd Howard during the Fallout 4 gameplay reveal. Fans of the series have begun using the phase to refer to the fact each Bethesda Games Studio game in the past have been released with a fair number of bugs making the phase "It Just Works" unintentionally humorous.

The famous quote, "It just works" happened during Bethesda's e3 showcase where Todd was talking about a feature in fallout 4 that failed and just proceeded with the demo saying "it just works"

Oct 30, 2023 · “It Just Works” was made popular on the internet with the help of memes, often with either the face of Todd Howard on it, the Apple symbol, or sections of pages from a manga. It can be found on several social media platforms, including Reddit, iFunny and even YouTube.

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Jun 13, 2022 · Not quite - Fallout 76's 'zero NPCs' idea was an utter failure, and it appears to be something Todd Howard decided upon against the advice of most of the other experienced developers, at least according to the recent articles on Fallout 76's development.