[MEGATHREAD] Fallout 4 || Contraption, Vault-Tec, Nuka World

[Nonnel]

RAIDER: "forget ME. BULLET IN THE KNEE."

[Ad Bot]

[Satan From Wreck-It-Ralph]

RAIDER: "forget ME. BULLET IN THE KNEE."

"I used to be a raider like you, but then I took a bullet to the knee."
actually that makes a lot more sense than an arrow

[Badger]

The whole arrow to the knee thing is supposed to mean they got married

you know like kneeling down on one knee to propose

[Satan From Wreck-It-Ralph]

The whole arrow to the knee thing is supposed to mean they got married

you know like kneeling down on one knee to propose

i bet he kneeled and an arrow went straight through his leg

[CypherX]

There's a way to get infinite (albeit cheating), but not refuel.

negative, theres a way to get basically infinite via not cheating ***WARNING SPOILERS DO NOT HIGHLIGHT AFTER THIS*** atom cats garage and proctor teagan aboard the BoS airship the prydwen also carry a couple fusion cores every time their wares restock, which is quite frequently

[Rally]

I have close to 50 cores and still can't bring myself to use any. Doing just fine without it anyway I guess. I'll probably start using it when I max out the nuclear physics perk and they last twice as long.

[sir dooble]

I wish the metal modular corner prefabs didn't bow outwards.
It leaves a distasteful gap between itself and adjacent walls, plus you can't put any decorations on it without them clipping/floating and looking ugly as forget.

Also, picking up items via the settlement manager is nicer than trying to move them by hand, however it wont let you place things on shelves properly, instead snapping to awkward places or even inside the shelf itself.
It just makes the wide range of shelves useless if i can't place anything on it without usingt he equally glitchy FO3/Skyrim system of doing it by hand.


Settlements are a lot of fun, but the snapping system and a lack of fine-tuned movement, plus some awful collision boxes can make it infuriating when you're trying to make a home you want to live in.
Also the fact that you get half resources for breaking something you made down is stupid. I can't tell if an object will fit properly before I make it, so when my design doesn't work out it punishes me for experimenting.

[Oasis]

I wish the metal modular corner prefabs didn't bow outwards.
It leaves a distasteful gap between itself and adjacent walls, plus you can't put any decorations on it without them clipping/floating and looking ugly as forget.

Also, picking up items via the settlement manager is nicer than trying to move them by hand, however it wont let you place things on shelves properly, instead snapping to awkward places or even inside the shelf itself.
It just makes the wide range of shelves useless if i can't place anything on it without usingt he equally glitchy FO3/Skyrim system of doing it by hand.


Settlements are a lot of fun, but the snapping system and a lack of fine-tuned movement, plus some awful collision boxes can make it infuriating when you're trying to make a home you want to live in.
Also the fact that you get half resources for breaking something you made down is stupid. I can't tell if an object will fit properly before I make it, so when my design doesn't work out it punishes me for experimenting.

This, so much of this. Its a great concept that needs some major tweaking.

[Kyuande]

I had a random player glitch, lol: https://youtu.be/zVl5mjlRBKE

[Ben Grapevine]

Finished the main story ;_;7

[Kyuande]

u suk

[John Freeman]

Finished the main story ;_;7

Are there different endings for each faction, or is it just one ending?

[Steve5451²]

I never even thought about why these existed but I guess I know now

Looks like hardware town.

Oh guys, there's a holotape from the previous owner of the power armor you get on the roof and it says he went to some street to meet an old friend. Is it actually possible to find them? I really hope so because that'd be sweet as forget.

I have close to 50 cores and still can't bring myself to use any. Doing just fine without it anyway I guess. I'll probably start using it when I max out the nuclear physics perk and they last twice as long.

I was the same way but I finally started using mine and no regrets. They last much longer than you think and make you a tank. Totally worth it.

[CypherX]

watching a raider shoot you with a weak pipe pistol in futile panic while you sprint towards him in a 9 foot tall herculean crusader, then literally punching through his head with one swing is one of the most satisfying things i've done in a long time

[Regulith]

Apparently if you don't reload the Gatling Laser it does the same thing as all the other guns when you switch away from them and back and refills its ammo without using any...so I guess I'm not going to be burning through Fusion Cores any quicker


Anyway I found a solution to my armor woes, if you help the Railroad enough they start selling "Armored" clothing that provides incredibly high ballistic and energy resistance if you improve them enough, you need to find some really rare materials and have a high Armorer perk to get them that high though