Junk I store either in my Sanctuary or Red Rocket workbench.
Interesting weapons I can't afford to carry on me due to weight, like the Junk Jet, I keep in my Red Rocket weapons station.
Basically everything else is sold off rather than stashed.
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Interesting weapons I can't afford to carry on me due to weight, like the Junk Jet, I keep in my Red Rocket weapons station.
Basically everything else is sold off rather than stashed.
BruceLeeRoy
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Awesome thanks!
I store Misc equipment in my little house, in a safe.
Extra weapons in my workshop. Extra armor/clothes in my workshop.
Fusion Cores in a metal box next to my power armors.
Snkfanatic
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Does the Quartermaster (forgot his name) ever leave though?
superdeluxe
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It depends. At the Drive in I had some try to come through the Main gate area. Another group attacked from the hiills next to the work bench.
Salty Catfish
Member
No, but you can become "hidden" by positioning yourself correctly back there. I snagged it with no investment in Sneak. Takes some precision though (or you can just burn a stealth boy).
superdeluxe
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dump it all into workshop. they are safe since the workshop doesn't scrap weapons/aid etc. (thats been my understanding)
Pegasos123
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is there already a mod which silences the main character?
Snkfanatic
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arts&crafts
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He doesnt care if you open the door and you can hide behind the table and steal. He doesnt turn around. Danse doesnt like it, but screw that guy.
Phoenix944
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How can I get the profit of my stores ? Is it added to my inventory ?
Yep under Misc.
SenatorBot
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I got the echo this, I played many bethesda games and know their massive flaws. I'm not the biggest vanilla bethesda fan but Fallout 4 is a massive improvement for the most part in many areas Bethesda was lacking in their previous titles. Namely the gameplay, the world design, the amount of content, the atmosphere and so on.
Now if only they didn't seek to streamline some things and ruin them completely like with the dialogues and the ability to actually roleplay in a RPG like this, I'd say that Fallout 4 would have been one of my favourite games of all time.
Otherwise it's a very very flawed game but I'm having much more fun than their previous games and overall I'd have to say it's a good game but we must let bethesda know what parts we dislike on so they'll keep that in mind for their future titles.
hobblygobbly
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Uhh...
The trash bin and ice machine at the Red Rocket Truck Stop.
You didn't knock. did you?
Danse pisses me off. The guy is way up himself.
Haha, I was in an office yesterday and there was a teddy bar sitting in a chair facing a desk with a coffee mug in his lap. Apparently there is one reading a newspaper on a toilet somewhere.
The fun factor of this game is through the roof.
I'm going to start storing my pre-war money and chem stash in ice machines.
I haven't found anything but it has a value of 8 caps.
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Deleted member 17706
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Does storing stuff in your workbench make it available in the building mode? I just assumed it had to be in your inventory and had been dropping all of my junk on the ground in my base and scrapping it all for raw materials one item at a time.
It does. You go through your raw materials and then the items themselves when building.
Nose Master
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Man. They programmed some enemies not to fall for chasing "through" doorways. Trying to cheese this
and he is not having it.
Deathclaw
Yes. Though it only takes from your Junk and Aid tabs. It won't break down weapons or armor. You have to do that yourself. Also if you setup trade routes between settlements you can use those Junk resources at any that are connected, but it won't gain you access to the other items in the work bench.
So if you put all your excess guns and armor and what not in your work bench in Sanctuary you won't gain access to those items when you're at your Red Rocket station.
Easton Dark
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Bethesda are really getting mileage out of those teddy bear poses.
I wonder if there's an area where teddy bears and cymbal monkeys are sitting in a tea circle.
I wonder if there's an area where teddy bears and cymbal monkeys are sitting in a tea circle.
JackBauer24
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360 degree wall of turrets it is then.
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Deleted member 17706
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Awesome! That will encourage me to pick up more junk, then. I was very selective up until now due to weight issues.
superdeluxe
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hahaqha I saw the bear reading the paper. Had to shoot the bear.
hmmm what to put points in now. Armorer to continue to level my armor pieces, or Blacksmith so I can upgrade those power armor arms
probably armorer, I rarely use power armor and I like how your armor pieces change look when you upgrade them, all mad max style
its that or more points in random weapon types dmg but thats boring
probably armorer, I rarely use power armor and I like how your armor pieces change look when you upgrade them, all mad max style
its that or more points in random weapon types dmg but thats boring
I'm starting to realize the possibilities of the settlement customization. I built a crib for my settlement but need some toys you can only get through scavenging. I built a pool table, but now I'm determined to go find pool balls and a pool cue.
You could probably make some pretty funny scenery in your settlements.
arts&crafts
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arts&crafts
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As far as I know you can only deconstruct things in your settlement boundaries. They should make it (and I am positive there will be a mod for it) so that you can deconstruct anything. Like you are walking down the street and see a funny sign, deconstruct it and put it up at your base.
Blue Ninja
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Man, I'm consistently impressed whenever I venture out into the Glowing Sea. Bethesda really nailed the oppressive atmosphere such an irradiated wasteland ought to have. Really nice contrast with the rest of the game world, feels like you're on a different planet.
hmmm what to put points in now. Armorer to continue to level my armor pieces, or Blacksmith so I can upgrade those power armor arms
probably armorer, I rarely use power armor and I like how your armor pieces change look when you upgrade them, all mad max style
its that or more points in random weapon types dmg but thats boring
I'm debating whether to put points in Blacksmith. Is there more to it then melee weapons/ power armour?
I have scavenger maxed out and you get crazy amounts of ammo.
I love how when you look at the sun after a radiation storm in the Glowing Sea it washes out everything in a pale sickly light. Just great fucking stuff. Definitely my favorite area of the game so far.
I will never do melee and I dont even particulary care for power armor so I probably still wont use it outside the glowing sea (even in the DLCs), so yeah blacksmith isnt really a option for me
RunningRiot
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So last night something interesting happened. I was almost level 35, and my XP bar filled up and it gave me a perk point, but still said I was 34. After gaining some more XP, I then dinged 35 with another perk point.
What I was going to ask.
I put a bunch of footlockers in my settlement for different types of items (weapons, armor, mods, extra power armor pieces, etc.). That's worked pretty well so far.
Just bring some rad-x, rad-away, and/or Power Armor and you'll be fine. Properly equipped the radiation there is barely even a consideration.
superdeluxe
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I have 3 turrets on the main building (One on each Extedended section. I also have a couple of wood bridges that I have placed a couple of others.
Blue Ninja
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Since the Glowing Sea doesn't require you to swim, no.
Same. I guess I will skip that and put more points into something else.
It will say so on their name...
Thanks, thought they had a death skull after their name
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