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Took me 50 hours to go to Diamond City, and that only happened because I discovered that I could get
Piper
there.

Is there any place with a comprehensive guide for Dogmeat's gear?
 
I've got 37 hours logged in and I've just recently gotten to Goodneighbor.

Really been enjoying my time with the game. The game's visuals have grown on me quite a bit, I like the art direction and love the lighting system. But holy Jesus mother of fuck, trying to explore the deeper downtown area, like right outside of Goodneighbor, is an absolute stuttering nightmare on PS4. Easily the worst frame rate I've experienced playing a PS4 game up until now. Claiming a constant 30FPS for this game is hilarious.

Performance has been mostly fine for me otherwise. Some of the dense city areas is where things get almost unplayable.

Took me 50 hours to go to Diamond City, and that only happened because I discovered that I could get
Piper
there.
Wow, hahah.
 
Has anyone set up any shops in their settlement? I've read several posts now where people claim they don't bring in any money. Caps are really tight this time around (haven't been to Diamond City yet lol) which is something I like, but I'd also like to make sure I don't go completely broke by having no return on my investments.
 
I can't seem to get supply lines to work at all.

I've set one up between Red Rocket Truck Stop and The Castle but none of my supplies from Red Rocket are showing up there.

I've tried waiting and sleeping.
 
I can't seem to get supply lines to work at all.

I've set one up between Red Rocket Truck Stop and The Castle but none of my supplies from Red Rocket are showing up there.

I've tried waiting and sleeping.
Start making an example of your settlers until they get it right.
 
I've got 37 hours logged in and I've just recently gotten to Goodneighbor.

Really been enjoying my time with the game. The game's visuals have grown on me quite a bit, I like the art direction and love the lighting system. But holy Jesus mother of fuck, trying to explore the deeper downtown area, like right outside of Goodneighbor, is an absolute stuttering nightmare on PS4. Easily the worst frame rate I've experienced playing a PS4 game up until now. Claiming a constant 30FPS for this game is hilarious.

Performance has been mostly fine for me otherwise. Some of the dense city areas is where things get almost unplayable.


Wow, hahah.

On pc those areas are rough as hell as well. Some really bad optimization in a few interior areas too.
 
On pc those areas are rough as hell as well. Some really bad optimization in a few interior areas too.
I don't understand how this was the best they could get it. Here's hoping there's come kind of optimization patch in the works.
Also I noticed that Diamond City gets Christmas decorations on Christmas day (in-game) - Pretty good, if only it snowed.
Nice, I'll have to stop in there when it's Christmas in my game.
 
Just when you you think you have seen everything you get to Goodneighbour, sorta think I'm powering through the game as I haven't really done anything with my settlements, but I am enjoying it alot and can see myself trying to do everything once the main quest is finished.
 
For the third time in one play session a settler from Sanctuary has gotten kidnapped. I got turrets everywhere there, what is going on?

It happened on me too.
I think that one settler is not actually kidnapped, but it's Carla who travel around the northern part of the map. Perhaps while she's not in town, the game recognizes it's missing one settler.
 
God I love the combat in this game. I'm playing on hard and I love how the enemies just don't give up when your hidden. They track to your last known location and search that area. It lets you set things up tactically if you can make them be where you want them but they bring a fight with them. Sniping is extremely satisfying because if the enemy group has a long range attacker then that guy will attack you from range while others cover ground. It feels like shooter scenarios in an open world. I'm pleasantly surprised at how well the enemies navigate the terrain to either attack or defend.

So good <3
 
I can't seem to get supply lines to work at all.

I've set one up between Red Rocket Truck Stop and The Castle but none of my supplies from Red Rocket are showing up there.

I've tried waiting and sleeping.

Quoting myself here.

Turns out when you setup supply lines, the materials only show up at other settlements in the Workshop menu when you're crafting, not in the actual workshop inventory.

Was hoping it would merge all my workshop inventories to be honest. At least this will save a lot of material transferring.
 
Late game and factions spoilers. Things you have to be aware of below. All factions are mentioned below, so don't read if you haven't joined them all. Below is information on how to get all endings and trophies/achievements.

There are four factions you can join. The Minutemen, Brotherhood of Steel, the Railroad and the Institute. When it comes to the Minutemen, you're safe, no matter what you do and the choices you do, you will still be a part of the Minutemen. However, late in the main quest and/or late in some of the faction quests you will have to make choices which leaves you out of two of the three factions. So if you choose to still be a part of the Railroad, that will eventually lock you out from doing quests from the other two (BoS and the Institute), and you will become enemies with them. This basically means you have to make hard saves if you want to do all the quests, get all the trophies/achievements and get all three endings (one ending for each of the three factions, even though two of the endings are almost identical). I just beat the game and got all three endings, but had to make at least two hard saves. You will get hints and direct messages when you do a quest that will lock you out from other factions, so that's good. For example: Starting a quest x late for a faction, a message could pop up, like "this will make you an enemy of x faction".
 
It happened on me too.
I think that one settler is not actually kidnapped, but it's Carla who travel around the northern part of the map. Perhaps while she's not in town, the game recognizes it's missing one settler.

Actually, the first two times it was the same NPC and the third time the NPC who had gotten kidnapped before alerted me about another NPC getting kidnapped.
 
For the third time in one play session a settler from Sanctuary has gotten kidnapped. I got turrets everywhere there, what is going on?

It happened on me too.
I think that one settler is not actually kidnapped, but it's Carla who travel around the northern part of the map. Perhaps while she's not in town, the game recognizes it's missing one settler.

I'm trying not to push the settler's story forward till I've done enough hording and leveling so I haven't triggered whatever causes the various attack scenarios... I'm not even sure what they are but I was curious. Was the person that was kidnapped by chance someone assigned to foraging duties?
 
Just did the H
uman
E
rror
quest, thinking about reloading a save and
Siding with the Doctor, mostly because Covenant had a 3000 cap shotgun(Bought the +1 INT/CHR helm)
. Was A
melia a Synth?
 
game just straight up blue screened my computer lol O_o

I didnt even know blue screens were still a thing :(

using those bobblehead guides to get the ones I missed in locations Ive already been at and wouldnt go back, how the hell did I miss some of these :/
 
Oh my god this laser rifle is just too damn powerful.

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Took me 50 hours to go to Diamond City, and that only happened because I discovered that I could get
Piper
there.

Is there any place with a comprehensive guide for Dogmeat's gear?

I should probably go get her, I'm clearly going mad out in the wasteland with Maccready

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I'm trying not to push the settler's story forward till I've done enough hording and leveling so I haven't triggered whatever causes the various attack scenarios... I'm not even sure what they are but I was curious. Was the person that was kidnapped by chance someone assigned to foraging duties?

Nope, she was assigned to a store in the settlement.
 
soooo...those quests that Preston sends you on are timed aparently, one of mine just failed. huh
 
Some thoughts about things that Bethesda has done really well, after my 11.6h played.

*Even though the missions so far have been mainly about going to sections with lots of enemies, the actual goals haven't been about clearing those sections comletely. One missions was about getting rid of some raiders, but the goal was the leader, not all of them. And one mission about retrieving an item from another group of raiders, it was enough to sneak in and get the item, you didn't have to kill them all.
*I really like that the raiders actually seem more like humans and less like zombies now, compared to Fallout 3 and New Vegas.
*So far, it's a pretty believable world they have made, in terms of what different groups of people does in different places, and how they survive. I thought it was weird one time, when I found a group super mutants a short distance from a small settlement, but it turned out to be a patrol passing by.
*Really like how some characters are more distant to you, and while others seem more desperate for help and contact. It doesn't feel like in Skyrim, where everyone spilled their innermost desires and plans and soon as you met them.
*It feels like it has a good pace so far. With my current character I'm about 6h in, and have dealt with 4 missions, so while there's a lot to do and discover, and it hasn't felt either overwhelming or empty so far.
 
I love having all this new land to explore. Just going to spoiler block this because I have no idea if this location and any of the events are part of some quest, but it was just something I happened upon when in the area for a different quest (Northeast map area for the spoiler cautious):

While I was doing the Secret of Cabot House quest I spotted the tower near the insane asylum. It was nighttime, so the fact that it was lit up on the inside made it stick out pretty easily. Sneaking up there, it's some place called Lynn Woods. Nothing weird about the area other than the tower - a few handbuilt shacks, and a pack of shitbag raiders walking around the campfire.

No problem. I sneak into the connected shacks, Blitz out the side to obliterate the closest guy, and the other two are within Blitz distance from him and neither one can stand up to a single swing. Total punks.

After looting the shacks what I could, I climbed up the tower (luckily spotting the tripwire to the frag bouquet at the bottom) and found... a circuit breaker. Buttons are meant to be pushed, but before I can even move I hear someone at the bottom go "Ah what the fuck!" - apparently they had friends who just got back and found their buddies' paste.

Whatever. I am a man of patience, so I sneak back down the tower so I can enjoy my button pushing without being interrupted. These guys don't fare any better than the first three, and in fact the first Blitz through the doorway sneak attacks two guys at once and blows them apart horribly (rank 4 Big Leagues is really good by the way).

Back up the tower. I flip the switch I have earned the right to flip... and incredibly loud sirens start blaring. I never even bothered to look up to what this thing was attached to. Immediately I slap the circuit breaker back off; I'm here to do a quest, not draw every raider in the vicinity to come bother me.

Back down the tower, except about halfway down I hear a really horrible noise I heard before... *whud* *whud* *whud* ... now I'm creeping down the tower as slow as I can slapping the VATS button, and sure enough. Not just one Deathclaw heard that fucking thing, but two - and one of them is apparently a Legendary Alpha Deathclaw. That's great.

Nope. No. Nah. I'm creeping out the doorway and around the back of the tower... well, maybe. Mmm. Maybe? I turn around and the regular Deathclaw has moved in the other direction from the Legendary, and is now coming my direction. Alright alright alright. I'm dead still behind a tree stump now, and he plods right over and then abruptly stops and turns around. In Blitz range.

Okay fuck it - Med-X, Psychobuff, Psycho Jet, Blitz sneak attack almost kills him outright and the second attack does the rest. Somehow I'm still only in Caution - enough to get back behind the stump while the Legendary moves over to see what the fuck happened, and I have enough AP to launch a Blitz attack. I still have the buffs up so I spend the critical on top of that... and it isn't enough to kill him, but it is enough to force him to mutate right away.

So now I'm slamming chems trying to constantly stay on this thing's side swinging away with my Super Sledge while I wait for my AP to come back, but he manages to turn and actually pick me up with one hand, so I have to watch in slow motion while he takes a good look at me before he slams me head first into the ground. Instant head cripple, so now everything is in slow motion and I can't see shit. I can make out the entrance to the shack though, so I slammed another Jet and sprinted that way. As I get to the doorway prime a Frag Mine thinking maybe it would cripple his legs as he tried to follow (just kind of hoping the slow time + sprint would give me enough distance to not blow myself up), but what comes out of my hands is not a Frag Mine but a fucking grenade. Right. A Nuka Grenade. From the last run-in I had with one of these things.

Thankfully the shack structure here has an exit that's perpendicular, so I can turn the corner and get more than one wall between me and the explosion. The Deathclaw literally goes flying back into the wall surrounding the tower and is actually laying on the ground. I didn't even know you could knock these things down. It gives me enough time to come around and Blitz back to him and finish him off.

And that is how I got my Poisoner's Leather Left Arm of who gives a fuck. I traded it for a hit of Jet.
 
I'm at a place where if I go left, there's scores of Super Mutants, if I go dead ahead there's Raiders, and I'm pretty sure there's a radiation-heavy area to the right which will kill me at my current health level.

God damn does this game bring back the feel of survival, being absolutely helpless.
 
Ok, am level 35 at the moment. Currently have 1 in STR and thinking of leveling it to 3 so i can get armorer perk. Really want to mod my armor like my weapons, it's really fun.
 
So far I do like the game. I played a little of Fallout 3 when it came out but didn't get into it much. My only issue with this is that I'm very overwhelmed. I've been playing probably 10 hours or so and I haven't really done too much besides roam around and discover stuff. I feel like I'm not really getting any better though. Having trouble with the guns I do have at times because none of them are overly powerful. Anywhere I can go to get some better stuff? And the settlement aspect is confusing to me. Does it help at all or is it just something extra to do? I feel like it will take ages to fence a place in with the PS4 setup. Any tips will be much appreciated.
 
Does anyone know how to get a big gate or door?

I saw someones base that had is in the front to allow traders with the animal thorugh
 
ok nick valentine commenting on
the Mysterious Stranger is tripping me out. like seriously caught me off guard. The first time it happened I thought it was a coincidence but no, he in fact has multiple lines of dialogue about him and presumably has theories about who he is. But the Mysterious Stranger is like the most videogamey thing ever. I feel like the 4th wall is breaking apart, time to go to bed

Well, you do meet someone who is heavily implied to be the Mysterious Stranger's son in New Vegas.
 
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Trashcan Carla's beast is stuck on my roof. I can't figure out any way to get it down.
 
Just did the H
uman
E
rror
quest, thinking about reloading a save and
Siding with the Doctor, mostly because Covenant had a 3000 cap shotgun(Bought the +1 INT/CHR helm)
. Was A
melia a Synth?

I did this quest yesterday and didn't side with the doctor. quicksaved and killed amelia to see if she was a synth or not, and... I'm not really sure to be honest. She bled like a human would, but I could loot a 'Synth Component' from her corpse. No idea what that means to be honest. I'm curious to see if I actually come across Stockton later in the game and if he'll have something to say about me saving his daughter
 
So, it seems a mission is stuck for me, I was told to go clear this city south of the first city, and there was a robot there who needed repair. I used the terminal to send it off, and boy, off it went, quite a bit, kept running after it, but I got in a fight on a bridge and managed to loose it... The city now says "cleared" since I killed everything, but the quest wont end, guessing it has to do with the robot.

It was named professor something, does anyone know where it went´?
 
I should probably go get her, I'm clearly going mad out in the wasteland with Maccready

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I have that dress too, but right now she's rocking the Jessica Rabbit red one plus sunglasses and a .44 magnum.

Oh my god this laser rifle is just too damn powerful.

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I'm using the Plasma Rifle on Survival until I can find a Gatling Laser, the weapon just tears everything apart. Bethesda still makes Deathclaws too easy, even the Alpha Legendary ones.

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I'm kinda mad that I still haven't found a full T-60 set, my OCD is tingling every time I see my character using a mixed set.
 
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