Is there anyway to keep your CAMP build saved?
It sucks that I have to rebuild it each time and use up the resources to build it again each time I move my CAMP or start a new load game.
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Is there anyway to keep your CAMP build saved?
It sucks that I have to rebuild it each time and use up the resources to build it again each time I move my CAMP or start a new load game.
?Anything you build gets stored, there's no reason you should be using resources again.
For anyone confused about how to unlock weapon mods:
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You can blueprint your camp. When you're in build mode, look at bottom button prompts and you should see it. Expand it to size and save
If you move everything you already had built is put into the 'stored' tab, it doesn't cost resources again
It saves everything in "store" it just might not be saved as one fully built unit. Its annoying, but you dont use extra resources to rebuild. It saves all the stuff you already built
What is everyone doing as far as weapon types? I'm doing pistols but I'm wondering if I should switch to rifles.
Concentrated Fire is bad ass by the way. I highly recommend it.
Concentrated Fire is bad ass by the way. I highly recommend it.
I have to disagree with this, trying to clear out an area of lower level enemies and suddenly running into some that are more than ten levels higher than me when I don't really have any decent weapons is making the game really unenjoyable for me.
The game could certainly do something about enemy level balancing, but I'm not sure what the best approach to that would be. At about Level 11 last night, I made my way to the starting point of the final Fire Breathers test, I got my ass handed to me by a couple of Scorched I randomly bumped into that were were leveled in their mid-twenties and didn't realize what I was up against until I noticed my weapons were doing shit for damage. Then when I respawned and finally made my way to the test site, most of the Scorched I encountered were roughly half my level, but a few I met toward the end were about Level 16 at most.
It was doable, and I actually did die once (mostly because I panicked in the moment after running out of ammo and taking to long to fumble for another weapon, but as it stands, it's kind of hard for me to predict what level of enemy I'll run into at any given time. That may be just because I don't quite understand how enemies are leveled in general per zone, though.
It was doable, and I actually did die once (mostly because I panicked in the moment after running out of ammo and taking to long to fumble for another weapon, but as it stands, it's kind of hard for me to predict what level of enemy I'll run into at any given time. That may be just because I don't quite understand how enemies are leveled in general per zone, though.
If it is sitting out in the world, then it will always be there provided no one has picked it up first. Anything in a container/body is randomized. However I would love to know how the specific mechanics work, since I strongly suspect the game will never refresh a location for you personally unless you visit X number of other areas and some time has gone by.
Here are some static spawn examples for good things off the top of my head...
- Black Powder weapons at the Phillipa Cemetery Museum on the eastern edge of the Toxic Valley.
- 10mm submachine gun in the secret basement of Mama Dulches in Morgantown
- Missile Launcher/Grenade Launcher in the prison chapel southeast of Grafton
- Sniper rifles lying around at multiple hunting lodges
- Nearly any power armor station you find has a chance of having armor in it, and raider camps can often have raider power armor
- Minigun at Poseidon Power Plant
- Chainsaw at the Bed n Breakfast south of Whitesprings
- The Gallahan Estate has what looks like a unique minigun (its got orange stripes, so I dknow) behind a locked level 3 terminal.
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Yeah for sure but weapons are in abundant supply regardless
Just kill some ghouls and boom
But using those blueprints requires resources to be used up again no?
I was missing a left leg forever until whatever blockage in my brain cleared out and I realized I could have any type of power armor in that slot. It didn't need to be T-45...
After that realization I found a full set of T-51 and it no longer mattered. I also starting leveling so fast that by now I can just use the level 40/50 sets you get for free as quest rewards.
Found one! So, where do I get the plans for the Power Armor Repair Station?
Thanks for putting this together. Ill have to return back to this once I get some time to play more!
Complete the Miner Mysteries quest at the Garrahan Mining Headquarter in the south area of the Ash Heap. You'll need to craft the full Excavator set to complete it.
Over here on PS4, I hope Bethesda adds this as an option officially.
Also just a warning, you can exploit the power armor chassis to store power armor parts even if you can't equip them by letting a minute pass and it going directly to your inventory. DON'T DO THIS! My chassis ate those parts, and then it started eating parts even if I could equip them. It's not a big deal for me because I don't really use power armor but for those of you that do, don't try this.
Alright, I'm level 8 now so I feel like I have enough time in to give some impressions...
Everything said about this game is so true. It's a blatant cash grab that looks terrible, barely runs, it's riddled with so many bugs you'd need to swap out the developers with exterminators and the survival mechanics are annoying and trite. All of that being said... I still oddly love this. Maybe it's the exploration that Fallout has always done so well, maybe it's the refreshing lack of lengthy exposition filled conversations with NPCs, maybe it's the online component which is somewhat refreshing or maybe it's something as basic as the constant endorphin drip of leveling up and acquiring new perks but I was up until 6 am playing last night and I'm right back at it today after finishing up work.
It might be a terrible game by most objective measures but it still has its hooks in me deep.
Everything said about this game is so true. It's a blatant cash grab that looks terrible, barely runs, it's riddled with so many bugs you'd need to swap out the developers with exterminators and the survival mechanics are annoying and trite. All of that being said... I still oddly love this. Maybe it's the exploration that Fallout has always done so well, maybe it's the refreshing lack of lengthy exposition filled conversations with NPCs, maybe it's the online component which is somewhat refreshing or maybe it's something as basic as the constant endorphin drip of leveling up and acquiring new perks but I was up until 6 am playing last night and I'm right back at it today after finishing up work.
It might be a terrible game by most objective measures but it still has its hooks in me deep.
Doors have their own crafting category. You just need to put up a wall with a door opening first.
The frustrating part for me was finding the door frame wall model. Just select a basic wood wall and cycle through the different ones (left right not up and down). One of those will be a door frame, then you can select door category and place it.
Nope. You can pick any wall model, like wood wall, but you have to cycle left and right through it's forms (window, door frame, basic wall, etc).
And it has to be a full wall, not a partial.
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Wait a fucking minute, how come your character knows that caps are currency despite being one of the first people coming out of the vault?
If lore discrepancies are going to get you hung up, avoid the game at all costs.
The amount of quests that don't work is ridiculous. Public events seem to constantly bug out too, stuff not being where it's supposed to, or nothing to activate to proceed. Stuff spawning in the ground or where you can't reach.
Careful if you're a mindless E spammer like I am. During the Feed the People event when depositing food, the machine ate my right leg off my excavator armor. -_-
Got the tinker bench plans and holy shit
Making bulk items and smelting are so useful
Puts them in larger stacks that can be sold for caps, still can be used for crafting and sits at an overall lower weight in inventory
Definitely worth doing but requires 2 plastic per bundle so be mindful of you plastic
Making bulk items and smelting are so useful
Puts them in larger stacks that can be sold for caps, still can be used for crafting and sits at an overall lower weight in inventory
Definitely worth doing but requires 2 plastic per bundle so be mindful of you plastic
The Tinkering bench is a life-saver. A one-stop shop for crafting bulk items and ammo!
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Last night I was playing pretty late and I was the only one in my server. I managed to control one workshop that was giving me 33 aluminium and concrete an hour, or something like that. I ended up with 80 aluminium, lol. Finally I won't have to worry too much about maintaining my hunting rifle.
Buddy from here gave me some black powder pistol that I haven't used but hear it's great.
Been basically hunting rifle and my fire axe for the more annoying critters.
I somehow have a level 25 Gatling Laser, currently level 14. Do I keep it, sell it or scrap it?
Let me know if you find a good plastic farming spot. That became a problem for me quickly.
Found a dead Deathclaw along the road in the Mire that was labeled as a Traveling Merchant. Well I wouldn't want whatever he was selling.
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There's also a dead Radstag on top of New River Gorge Bridge that's labeled as "Brahmin" and has actual Brahmin meat on its inventory, lol.
Morgantown High School. Lots of plastic pumpkins everywhere, and both the cafeteria and gymnasium have tons of plastic junk on top of pumpkins. You should get well over 100 plastic per fresh run.
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