There is a mod you can get that lets you build in the red.
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There is a mod you can get that lets you build in the red.
N° 2048
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Don't put them in your storage as they might get scrapped!
I found 7 so far
They go under Junk, that's why, right?
Thanks for the heads up!
Yup, the give cloth and other stuff.
Nose Master
Member
Is there a reason to use protectron personality type other than Medical? I've messed with construction and subway, and they both attack me. Meds just fight enemies and bumble around.
I would like to know this also. Whenever there's a stationed Protectron I never know if I should turn it on because the one time I did, it started attacking me.
There's that Robotics perk which allows you to have full control over them, so I wonder if that's worth having.
I usually set them to law enforcement and they will attack enemies as well. Though, it will start attacking you if you shoot first.
sik witted
Member
Are there any PC mods that have a "survival" mode like this?
i always set them to standard and they always attak the enemy, never me.
So I am currently at the quest that
requires to build the teleportation device. How far along am I story-wise? I chose to go with the minutemen for help. Did that lock me out of any further quests with the other factions? Also how many main quests are there and how many companions?
Man Called Aerodynamics
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Two questions...
Is it possible to remove a map marker from the map after you've placed it?
Also what's with everyone saying "I'm level 1000 and haven't even been to Diamond City yet" as a badge of honor? Even if you're not following the main story at all, it's a major settlement with lots to do and see. Why purposely avoid it?
Is it possible to remove a map marker from the map after you've placed it?
Also what's with everyone saying "I'm level 1000 and haven't even been to Diamond City yet" as a badge of honor? Even if you're not following the main story at all, it's a major settlement with lots to do and see. Why purposely avoid it?
SkinnerSw33t
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Click on an unmarked area of the map, and it'll give you the option to remove it.
Trickster
Member
a bit over halfway, and no it doesnt.
Man Called Aerodynamics
Member
Thanks!
Nose Master
Member
1. Click anywhere else on the map that's not a location and you get a prompt to remove the marker.
2.
Blue Ninja
Member
Okay, this is kinda cool. Remember Three Dog?
I've seen some attempts, but since the Creation Kit isn't out yet there's not much any modders can do.
I'm stuck waiting for a console mod, regardless. Went with the Xbone version since I didn't trust my PC to run this adequately.
I've seen some attempts, but since the Creation Kit isn't out yet there's not much any modders can do.
I'm stuck waiting for a console mod, regardless. Went with the Xbone version since I didn't trust my PC to run this adequately.
Sorry for the late reply, I just followed this guide: https://youtu.be/yjtEfP33f2Y
CybernatonEvolution
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I was running toward the bridge from Sanctuary to red rocket station. I collided slightly with the edge of a car's door and died. The physics based damage glitch has been around since Crysis 1 LMAO.
Anyway, the A.I needs a lot of tweaking and improvement; it is extremely bad and save for path finding (which glitches frequently) and taking positions. The problem isn't technical, but it is a design one. Running and shooting with nearly 100% accuracy is ridiculous; what is worse is that the A.I shoots freaking pixels that are out of cover, so taking cover is mostly futile. Add to that the fact that the A.I can shoot all day without having to worry about ammo conversation.
NPCs should have limited ammo and be more conservative with shooting. I noticed how bad the A.I is after
Regarding the settlement building UI and mechanics, Bethesda should take notes from The Forest's building/latching mechanics. I mean, you literally can't make a on object perfectly parallel to you because of the rotation sensitivity. Objects auto-latch only at very specific locations AND orientations; you literally can't put a roof or a floor panel on top of two sides of some walls because it only auto-latches into the inner side.
That building mod sounds great; I kinda have mixed feelings about using engine commands and mods for building (it is either too easy or tedious). Oh yeah, when is G.E.C.K going to be released? That is the proper way to build stuff.
Anyway, the A.I needs a lot of tweaking and improvement; it is extremely bad and save for path finding (which glitches frequently) and taking positions. The problem isn't technical, but it is a design one. Running and shooting with nearly 100% accuracy is ridiculous; what is worse is that the A.I shoots freaking pixels that are out of cover, so taking cover is mostly futile. Add to that the fact that the A.I can shoot all day without having to worry about ammo conversation.
NPCs should have limited ammo and be more conservative with shooting. I noticed how bad the A.I is after
fighting covenant on survivalist difficulty. I basically had to run around the settlement, being chased by fucking aimbots that bull-rush you with 100% accuracy. I barely killed them with a weak bolt sniper rifle (40 damage) on level 10, and some NPCs were finished by my shotgun when I got up close to them.
Regarding the settlement building UI and mechanics, Bethesda should take notes from The Forest's building/latching mechanics. I mean, you literally can't make a on object perfectly parallel to you because of the rotation sensitivity. Objects auto-latch only at very specific locations AND orientations; you literally can't put a roof or a floor panel on top of two sides of some walls because it only auto-latches into the inner side.
That building mod sounds great; I kinda have mixed feelings about using engine commands and mods for building (it is either too easy or tedious). Oh yeah, when is G.E.C.K going to be released? That is the proper way to build stuff.
Gamezone
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So what the hell happened to Fallout`s good or evil system in Fallout 4? 10 hours into the main quest, and I still haven`t noticed any good or evil choices. The new dialog system is a joke. You never know what your character will say.
It`s a decent game, but definitely not more than 7/10 in my opinion. The AI sucks, the graphics have barely improved (worse than Fallout 3 in some places), the framerate is horrible, and there is almost no invention over Fallout 3.
It`s a decent game, but definitely not more than 7/10 in my opinion. The AI sucks, the graphics have barely improved (worse than Fallout 3 in some places), the framerate is horrible, and there is almost no invention over Fallout 3.
Blue Ninja
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Guess I'll save that for later if I can't get it the normal way, don't have enough caps right now. Thanks!
Nose Master
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Aww, Nick isnt guaranteed to be able to hax a terminal. Just had him give up.
N° 2048
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Oh my god. You made my day, man. That picture.
Dre_G_Writer
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HAHAHAHAHAHA. This is awesome.
Dre_G_Writer
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Theres a chance involved. Just have em try again until he gets it.
It got replaced with the Yes and Yes (Sarcasm) dialogue system.
Nose Master
Member
He wont attempt again. I tell him to and he's like "you got it boss /chomps cigar" but doesn't move. Maybe rezoning will work?
If you really believe that last line, you have clearly not left the first vault.
My life has no purpose now.
So umm, what happens when enemies spawn on the other side of the settlement?
N° 2048
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lol you actually said that. Are you just talking shit? Seems like it.
Don't assume that he doesn't have the entire location surrounded in some way.
Pure_Phazon
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Macready question.
Does he have another quest after you get the medicine for his son?
Blue Ninja
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My dude and his suit.
Dre_G_Writer
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I found that place last night while building a wall around sanctuary after seeing raiders spawn by the water behind the basement house.
hhmmm, not sure, never had that happen. But if your on a terminal, it has a lock out timer, so dont forget that. Have em try again like a minute later.
Ha ha looks like Jerry Garcia, this is definitely a hippie way to enjoy the wasteland "living off the land, main story be damned"Doodling some stuff around my character.
Friendly fat guy who insists on eating everything he kills.
Addicted to Death Claw Steak sadly.
Opus Angelorum
Member
So I'm 20 hours in and still haven't headed to Diamond City.
I'm finding that whilst roaming and doing side quests, I'm coming across enemies that are level 25+ and my weapons aren't strong enough yet to take them out without real struggle.
My highest damage weapon does 77 (shotgun), but my main pistol only is at 36.
Is there a point when I should be going to Diamond City? I'm hoping I can get better weapons/armour there and then do the wsidequests at a later stage.
I'm finding that whilst roaming and doing side quests, I'm coming across enemies that are level 25+ and my weapons aren't strong enough yet to take them out without real struggle.
My highest damage weapon does 77 (shotgun), but my main pistol only is at 36.
Is there a point when I should be going to Diamond City? I'm hoping I can get better weapons/armour there and then do the wsidequests at a later stage.
Dre_G_Writer
Member
I understand you're just caught up in your feelings right now and not in the right state of mind because you're mad, but this comment......................you trolling or something???
So I've been trying to find an answer to this in so many different places and have had no luck, so, FalloutGaf, help a wastelander out.
Basically, I'm trying to plat the game and need to use various saves and reloads for the faction questlines. Right now I'm thinking that my "main" save isn't going to be with the Brotherhood, so I've been holding off on them for now, but I also want to do as many quests as I can in each faction to maximize the amount of XP I get before I have to start messing with save/load. So my basic question is, I know where to halt questlines for Institute/Railroad before I have to start playing carefully with saves, but Brotherhood is real up in the air and I've seen no concrete info. So does anyone know how far I can get into the Brotherhood quests before I anger another faction and screw myself out of trophies in my main save? I've seen responses saying don't even join the Brotherhood or I can go as deep as Blind Betrayal before I have to start manipulating save/reloads. It's all very confusing since I haven't gotten one straight answer.
or, would it just benefit me to do the Institute/Railroad trophies then just side with the Brotherhood until the end? Is there any benefit to siding with them that I'm unaware of (Mind you, I've at best met that Decon guy and haven't touched anything else so I don't know much about what the faction offers)
Basically, I'm trying to plat the game and need to use various saves and reloads for the faction questlines. Right now I'm thinking that my "main" save isn't going to be with the Brotherhood, so I've been holding off on them for now, but I also want to do as many quests as I can in each faction to maximize the amount of XP I get before I have to start messing with save/load. So my basic question is, I know where to halt questlines for Institute/Railroad before I have to start playing carefully with saves, but Brotherhood is real up in the air and I've seen no concrete info. So does anyone know how far I can get into the Brotherhood quests before I anger another faction and screw myself out of trophies in my main save? I've seen responses saying don't even join the Brotherhood or I can go as deep as Blind Betrayal before I have to start manipulating save/reloads. It's all very confusing since I haven't gotten one straight answer.
or, would it just benefit me to do the Institute/Railroad trophies then just side with the Brotherhood until the end? Is there any benefit to siding with them that I'm unaware of (Mind you, I've at best met that Decon guy and haven't touched anything else so I don't know much about what the faction offers)
Easiest way (but still pontlessly long) that I did was not have supply lines coming out of the settlement, so all 20 people are constantly there. Build supply lines in. Build 4 each of the level 3 trader, clinic, food and clothes shop and assign someone to each. Anyone left over on Mutfruit plants. Build a bell. Get 100 defence with heavy machine gun turrets. Build a bunch of prefab shacks and shove beds inside of them as required. Now the important bit: Shove paintings and statues wherever the fuck you can. TVs also work, but they need power so can be a bit more of a pain.
Keep building paintings and statues until you can't. Then go for a lot of 24 hour waits/sleeps, because you can't leave. Hit the bell every few days and run into some people to make them happy with your presence and keep waiting... Forever waiting. Will probably take a couple of hours at least of waiting. If the up arrow stops being next to happiness in the build UI, destroy some shacks and build more fucking paintings.
Mission name spoilers:
Do Institute up until Mass Fusion, then you can do BoS up until after the mission where you hunt a Synth you'll know by name and Railroad up until Patriot. Save there and then you can finish all three paths from that point.
Benefit of finishing with BoS is
MOTHERFUCKING JETPACK POWER ARMOUR