That's because any excess water gets bottled and put into your workshop? Then that counts as "supplies" and therefore gets transferred between settlements?
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Fallout 4 |OT| Atom Bomb Baby
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That's because any excess water gets bottled and put into your workshop? Then that counts as "supplies" and therefore gets transferred between settlements?
Pretty sure if you "back out" of the menu (O on PS4), rather than select a settlement when dismissing them, they go back to their default area.
BreezyLimbo
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My favorite one of those is Codsworth going in, activating the security, and then saying 'What's all this then!?'
I was just roaming around, and then...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-806jiX7pLE
Got a damn heart attack from a random noise. Any idea what that was?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-806jiX7pLE
Got a damn heart attack from a random noise. Any idea what that was?
woman? I literally just found this place by just taking back the castle and cleaning up rubble in workshop mode, there a mission that takes you down there?
Zombie Lyle
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Does anyone know how much XP it takes to get to level 50?
Orthogonal
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I seeem to have lost Dogmeat. Anyway to locate him?
Awhile back I sent him to Sanctuary Hills when I picked up Nick. We then went on a quest with Dogmeat following a trail to some building. At that point he left. Much time has passed and I just noticed now he is not at Sanctuary Hills.
anyway to track down a companion?
Awhile back I sent him to Sanctuary Hills when I picked up Nick. We then went on a quest with Dogmeat following a trail to some building. At that point he left. Much time has passed and I just noticed now he is not at Sanctuary Hills.
anyway to track down a companion?
In my game he was still in front of that building.
Or build a little kennel. He will be in there easy to find, IF he is in SH
Cob32
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Might have been
a certain something crash landing?
captainnapalm
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I really love the effort Bethesda have gone to create unique interactions based on your choices.
I cleared out Corvega before doing USAF Satellite Station Olivia and I could overhear the raiders at the Station talk about how they had to watch out because of what happened to the raiders at Corvega and there's a guy going around targeting them.
Also, the amount of unique dialogue for companions based on characters and locations is really great. Like when Codsworth finds another Mr Handy in Diamond City.
It's amazing how much little things like this add to the experience.
I cleared out Corvega before doing USAF Satellite Station Olivia and I could overhear the raiders at the Station talk about how they had to watch out because of what happened to the raiders at Corvega and there's a guy going around targeting them.
Also, the amount of unique dialogue for companions based on characters and locations is really great. Like when Codsworth finds another Mr Handy in Diamond City.
It's amazing how much little things like this add to the experience.
I got that already actually, so it wasn't that. Super weird.
Blue Ninja
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God damnit Preston.
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It's like Fallout 1 all over again.
I just snuck the other way by opening a Master Lock, and after looting the treasures decided to loot the laser tripwires for parts.
The moment I start, fucking Dogmeat decides to take a stroll through the corridor. :lol
EDIT: Shit, I'm gonna have to start getting OT2 ready. :lol
Tainted
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What's the cutoff point for each OT ? 400 pages ?
Blue Ninja
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Retrozocker
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Has anyone built anything like interior rooms/walls etc.? I cant find any basement/floor/wall combinations that snap onto each other...its a pain.
Dandy Lyin
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I lost Dogmeat at that point as well. Turns out he headed back to the Red Rocket where I first found him(just south of SH).
SictorVullivan
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Dogmeat usually hangs out at one of the many doghouses around Sanctuary, so if you ned to find run to all of them and he should be at one of them.
I actually lost Dogmeat before the quest happens where you need him to follow the scent of someone and the game gave him back to me for the quest, but then he disappeared again when I sent him home afterwards.
Finally when back and got the Cryolator. It's pretty deadly at close range.
Finally when back and got the Cryolator. It's pretty deadly at close range.
oh, haha. yeah, it's part of a quest for the minutemen. Once they set up the radio station there, you listen to it until you get a quest to come see some woman
Patriotsbball5460
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Yeah, shortly after you take back the castle, there is a minutemen mission that takes you down there
Be careful when looking up info on the companions, I got hit with a pretty big plot spoiler by trying to look up a companion's perk.
Too bad that it has one of the worst possible mechanism for placing things I've ever seen. But yeah, I also tried to build up a sweet shack of mine.
I guess I need to know how easy is it to get the perks? And what perks is good to have.
Same, there's a gigantic spoiler in any thorough companion list and you might not even need to look up a specific companion to see it.
PayOffWizard
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Ive managed it by deleting exterior walls then connecting to that edge, and finally adding back the original exterior wall.
Its really awkward but does work if you mess about enough.
The only problem is doorways, the only one ive found has a mini roof attached and its impossible to attach that as an interior wall.
Thanks, not convinced that is a complete list though..
wat
I will just assume it's first RPG you ever played. There's no other explanation. It completely lacks any depth (in terms of unique interactions) compared to other games from this genre.
You know I keep hearing this and all I can think is "Did nobody actually play a Bethesda RPG before?"
Morrowind was the first and last of Bethesda's RPGs that had anywhere near the variance of the best of the cRPGs.
edit: My actual point is, I have no idea why this game specifically seems to be getting a weird push back here when this is par for the course.
MistaPropella
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-Pyromaniac-
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I don't really use power armour in this game either because I'm a real man but to each their own I guess and so forth.
Lord of Castamere
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Is there a Gauss Pistol?
Memnoch
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Level 22 at 40 hours and haven't made it to Diamond City. Getting close. This game is glorious.
"Bethesda RPG" is not separate genre. Fallout 4 is RPG and you just can't treat it differently than the others.
Bethesda did some brilliant things with this game (I've given it 7/10 in a review) but "character interactions" is simply terribly shallow. It's a fact not an opinion.
Haunted
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pro tip: don't go on a wiki for a game you don't want to get spoiled on
I know everyone's trying their best to be courteous, but it never works out 100%. Don't look up a fighter's bio if he's part of an event you haven't watched yet, don't look at an actor's imdb if he's in a new movie that just came out etc
That said, I've had a miserable time finding appropriate responses for my character, dialogue options are so much more limited and narrow this time around, I'm having a lot of trouble playing my character in a way I enjoy during dialogue. That's what's hurting my enjoyment of that aspect of the game more than anything else.
I know everyone's trying their best to be courteous, but it never works out 100%. Don't look up a fighter's bio if he's part of an event you haven't watched yet, don't look at an actor's imdb if he's in a new movie that just came out etc
I think that's completely fine? The game basically constantly asks you whether you want to prioritise min/maxing gameplay elements or want to roleplay your character appropriately. I regularly ignore much superior armour to what I have equipped because there's no way my character would wear that.
That said, I've had a miserable time finding appropriate responses for my character, dialogue options are so much more limited and narrow this time around, I'm having a lot of trouble playing my character in a way I enjoy during dialogue. That's what's hurting my enjoyment of that aspect of the game more than anything else.
captainnapalm
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I'm not treating it differently, I'm specifically addressing people who seem flabbergasted and say this game has less "RPG stuff" than their prior games when it is pretty much the same (and I might argue it actually has more stuff going on once you get late game). It makes a shitty first impression but people are treating this game like it's a big misstep on Bethesda's part when they haven't really done anything differently (which is bad in its own right but not unexpected).
Snkfanatic
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Do vendors start selling the ammo for the Gauss rifle later on? I went and snagged the one from
and only have around 40 rounds.
the Brotherhood airship
RageWaffles
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I did some of the Diamond City Blues quest tonight, and I really don't understand what's going on... [bitching about quest details]
so, Paul asked me to tell the bartender to stop banging his wife. Ok, sure. I passed a charisma check to persuade Paul not to come along when I talked to Henry Cooke. So, I talked to Henry passed a check to convince him that Paul's wife wasn't worth killing or being killed over. ...And then he brings up this shit about a chems deal? What does that have to do with this—you already agreed to stop fucking her—and why couldn't I say no to getting involved in this bullshit? So, I go to the deal, have to watch him kill a really clever ghoul lady, and he finally fucks off, but my quest tracker is now saying that I convinced Paul that I should get the entire take?... when I haven't said anything about the chems to him? I don't get why there'd even be an option of splitting this with someone who wasn't there and, as far as I know, who knew nothing of this deal. And, according to a wiki page, not splitting the take leads to the (mildly) undesirable outcome of the Colonial Taphouse being empty? blaaah Bethesda games
That's a hell of a bug; sorry. 60 hours was when I started getting bugs, too. Nothing major, but I'm sure that will change.
Impeccable
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I don't read/follow many of the mini stories in locations because I find most of them dull but I actually LOVED the one in a high school with the mentats.
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