Look at the perk menu. You should know though, a dialogue box comes up that you have to OK to proceed.
-
Hey, guest user. Hope you're enjoying NeoGAF! Have you considered registering for an account? Come join us and add your take to the daily discourse.
Fallout 4 |OT2| Farming Simulator 2287
- Thread starter Blue Ninja
- Start date
Look at the perk menu. You should know though, a dialogue box comes up that you have to OK to proceed.
for institute i think it's when you go to the mass building to get the berilyum whatever. for railroad, not sure. but you should always get a message saying that you've betrayed X faction, so you can always just go back an autosave and see.
Thank you. That BoS benefit might actually just sway me to side with them until the end.
Opus Angelorum
Member
I remember that power armour showed on the map. I left two at separate settlements and can't remember which ones, but they now aren't showing on the map?
In the perks menu, is there an indicator for perks that have been acquired through a companion?
Nah, you'll have to look up what you get and find it on the list.
proving that there is no rhyme or reason to companion quests, just got McGready's quest (guess he has a quest) without ever using in in the game. I only just got him with me because im sending all my companions to my settlement lol
MistaPropella
Member
Why is it, that I can't get a Floor Mat to work properly. In Sanctuary I've just build one and put it on the ground and every time I fast travel to Sanctuary I spawn at the location of the Floor Mat.
But when I build one at Starlight Drive-In, the Game spawns me at the vanila Arrivalpoint in front of the Gates
But when I build one at Starlight Drive-In, the Game spawns me at the vanila Arrivalpoint in front of the Gates
Blue Ninja
Member
Hah, I got the heart-felt talk with Codsworth because he liked me tinkering with my Power Armor so much. Never had him with me, but since he's tending the crops in Sanctuary he was always nearby when I slapped on another upgrade.
You sure you're building an actual Fast Travel point? You can also place regular doormats, they don't do anything.
Thanks!
MistaPropella
Member
puuh, I thought so, where do I find the Fast Travel Point?
Edit: Okay, I'm an Idiot!!! Found the right one.
Salty Catfish
Member
lol same thing happened to me today, I was raiding the Med-X building and suddenly got a quest to "find a cure for MacReady."
your map only shows the last PA you were inside
You can craft jetpacks without the bos
Opus Angelorum
Member
Hmm...I don't see any, stolen/destroyed?
aygomyownroad
Member
Who should I side with for my first play through?
Does siding with anyone who isn't the institute result in a
and what is the overall effect of the area
Does siding with anyone who isn't the institute result in a
nuclear explosiom
AyaisMUsikWhore
Member
I want to start playing this but I'm kind of a newbie. I stopped playing fallout 3 because it was just kind of unplayable on the PS3 at the time, but I'm giving this one a new chance. However, I have no clue how any of this works... Do you guys know any sites or anywhere I can get a good tutorial or strategy guide for this?
I've had a bug happen twice where settlers get stuck in my power armor and eventually just glitch it out of existence. I don't park my armor at inhabited settlements anymore
Opus Angelorum
Member
I've never played any of the Fallout series and picked this up pretty easily. Yes there is a lot of depth to the systems, but you gradually pick them up.
Opus Angelorum
Member
Damn, keep forgetting you can do that.
Bottom option is nice guy, right option is asshole. This ain't that complicated my man.
This dialog system is better than the old one IMO. I hate having to read all of the responses out in their entirety before seeing them spoken by my character. Much rather make my response selection based on tone.
Nose Master
Member
Lol, this radio quest.
"We need you to... take care of him" "You got it." "holy shit dude we were just messing around he's a bad dj it's cool"
It's a video game made in the year of our lord two thousand fifteen. It's not that complicated dude, just turn it on and go. Left analog stick moves your character. Other buttons do things too. You're not going to burn your house down if you press them out of order...
Pilgrimzero
Member
Just had a raider I was shooting at say "Argh! I took a bullet to the knee!"
ThankeeSai
Member
Looks like I can't progress the main quest any further 
I am on the
quest and I need Dogmeat to
.
I sent him to Sanctuary, but he won't appear. I have checked every dog house, I have scrapped all dog houses except one, I have fast travelled in and out of the area, I have slept for days, built a bell etc.
Can't get him to spawn.
Anyone know of any other fixes?
I am on the
Getting a Clue
give the cigar to
I sent him to Sanctuary, but he won't appear. I have checked every dog house, I have scrapped all dog houses except one, I have fast travelled in and out of the area, I have slept for days, built a bell etc.
Can't get him to spawn.
Anyone know of any other fixes?
Is there a point where the viable blood sample and technical document objectives end? I've delivered a bunch of both but nothing happens besides getting caps.
? He was waiting for me there.
Have you gone back and looked right outside the house that you get theLooks like I can't progress the main quest any further
I am on thequest and I need Dogmeat toGetting a Clue.give the cigar to
I sent him to Sanctuary, but he won't appear. I have checked every dog house, I have scrapped all dog houses except one, I have fast travelled in and out of the area, I have slept for days, built a bell etc.
Can't get him to spawn.
Anyone know of any other fixes?
cigar
Looks like I can't progress the main quest any further
I am on thequest and I need Dogmeat toGetting a Clue.give the cigar to
I sent him to Sanctuary, but he won't appear. I have checked every dog house, I have scrapped all dog houses except one, I have fast travelled in and out of the area, I have slept for days, built a bell etc.
Can't get him to spawn.
Anyone know of any other fixes?
He appeared right outside the door of that quest for me. Didn't have to go look for him.
superdeluxe
Member
2 more questions
1). If hidden, with doors closed in vault 82, why does the entire vault aggro on me? Is it s cumulative thing?
2)why is it when I try to place walls on my 2nd story there is a gap between wall and floor?
1st level I use floor, 2nd level I use the ceiling/floor combo. Sort of frustrating
1). If hidden, with doors closed in vault 82, why does the entire vault aggro on me? Is it s cumulative thing?
2)why is it when I try to place walls on my 2nd story there is a gap between wall and floor?
1st level I use floor, 2nd level I use the ceiling/floor combo. Sort of frustrating
bonesmccoy
Banned
Oh my - the Overseer's gun... oh my
Nose Master
Member
No need to be rude. If you haven't played a 3D Fallout before, this game is pretty ass with showing you how the systems work. Hell, most people still barely know how the settlements work.
Don't know of any guides though, new person. Maybe youtube Fallout 3 and NV's intro tutorials to get a rough idea of stuff? It's mildly different in this, but it'll be an all right base line.
hobblygobbly
Member
I want a "hardcore" mod that requires you to eat and drink like F:NV for example. I also want it to have the option for perma-death. I love perma-death or ironman modes in other games and would love to try it in Fallout with one of those mods that make it take 1-2 hits to kill an enemy (except death claws and similar monsters) while it also means you take 1-2 to die, and headshots are always instant kills. It would add a lot to the experience I just had, 2 hours IRL of creeping through downtown boston (coming from The Castle towards Bunker Hill and past it, I don't use fast travel) and I avoided all death/hits on me, even though I got into some firefights I managed to escape and even had a friendly vertibird take the heat off of me. If that + the tense state of perma-death + survival requirements existed then it would've made it even more awesome for me. I love this game in how they made the world so dense.
I also highly recommend the mod that changes shadow draw distance dynamically to reach a certain FPS since it is the main thing that is affecting people to drop to like 30 FPS from 60 in boston area. I really needed it even though I am above recommended specs. This means that when in boston area for example and my FPS would drop to 30 (it's really the only area in the game it happens for me), then it would drop shadow draw distance dynamically so that I have 60 FPS, if I start to leave the area then shadow draw distance will increase to the ultra setting (or whatever you specified in the mod ini file) automatically. You could just set it in the launcher to have shadow distance on medium but then it's on medium all the time and areas that don't dip your framerate will look worse for no reason. Highly recommended. http://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/1822/
I also highly recommend the mod that changes shadow draw distance dynamically to reach a certain FPS since it is the main thing that is affecting people to drop to like 30 FPS from 60 in boston area. I really needed it even though I am above recommended specs. This means that when in boston area for example and my FPS would drop to 30 (it's really the only area in the game it happens for me), then it would drop shadow draw distance dynamically so that I have 60 FPS, if I start to leave the area then shadow draw distance will increase to the ultra setting (or whatever you specified in the mod ini file) automatically. You could just set it in the launcher to have shadow distance on medium but then it's on medium all the time and areas that don't dip your framerate will look worse for no reason. Highly recommended. http://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/1822/
No problemo!
*looks at avatar*
This quest, was great up until I ran into a ridiculous bug. Basically I can't complete it because it marked certain individuals as 'essential' so I can't kill them.
Being on Xbox makes it unfixable without Bethesda implementing a fix
Also how on earth are these people retaining their Russian & Irish accents 200 years later ?!
a very cute dog
Member
Is there any benefit to max happiness?
blame space
Banned
were they serious? I immediately called them out on that. I miss awkward Travis on the radio.
ThankeeSai
Member
Tatsumi Oga
Banned
Hmmm....i've now experienced really bad framedrops and each time it was in interiors, never outside really. I can live with it, but damn,...that smooth sailing all the way is gone now.
Also, sometimes smoke from a explosion and such...becomes very blocky..not like realistic smoke, as if there's a weird graphical glitch making the smoke effect all blocky, you guys have this too?
Also, sometimes smoke from a explosion and such...becomes very blocky..not like realistic smoke, as if there's a weird graphical glitch making the smoke effect all blocky, you guys have this too?
El_Cinefilo
Member
I messed up a quest to get a settlement (Didn't realise it was timed). Is that settlement permanently locked out to joining me now?
Shotgun Kiss
Member
Does the head count as a limb? I found a weapon that does 50% extra limb damage.
Actually, come to think of it, does "extra limb damage" mean the enemy will lose more HP if I target limbs, or does it just cripple the limb faster?
Actually, come to think of it, does "extra limb damage" mean the enemy will lose more HP if I target limbs, or does it just cripple the limb faster?
it's
the crater of atom.
Nose Master
Member
Nah, it goes to the same dialogue tree and quest after a few "dude what, no we're just fucking around"
Love the immersion and roaming around. Feels like fallout 3 all over again.
Though coming from Witcher the map feels incredibly small. My two major knocks on the game so far are map size and writing. The writing really is awful. I really had hoped Bethesda would of stepped their game up after New Vegas but not even a little bit. The dialogue, plot lines, scenarios and even just the banter going on is awful.
Though coming from Witcher the map feels incredibly small. My two major knocks on the game so far are map size and writing. The writing really is awful. I really had hoped Bethesda would of stepped their game up after New Vegas but not even a little bit. The dialogue, plot lines, scenarios and even just the banter going on is awful.
Nose Master
Member
They hide wayyyy too much of the writing and good quests with companions. Nick's backstory, which you wouldn't see or hear unless you hang out with him for hours, is some of the best I've seen in the entire game. I think this game's biggest fault is how stilted and awkward the opening hours are. It feels so empty and lifeless. Really picks up once you get to Diamond City.