I don't think that's a spoiler, it's the same in previous Fallout games. The vaults often have some kind of weird social experiment going on, and they've fallen into anarchy over the centuries. You might find some that are still viable, but the people inside could have developed some weird cult, or something like that. In Fallout 3 it was forbidden for them to leave the vault. You never know quite what you're going to find inside, although most tend to be ruined.
Is Fallout 4 nothing more than a settlement building management game, because if this is the case I am starting to sort of wish I had not bought into it.
Can it be played without doing the settlement side of things ?
Oh and not to far into the game under Bootcamp Win7, like 10 minutes or so it crashed to desktop
Oh well - I really enjoyed Fallout 3, much more than Oblivion, which I consider a decent but incredibly over-rated game.
Not to Nitpick, but Fallout 1 and 2 are definitely NOT Bethesda ... and there is a (very) vocal community who will remind you of that at every turn. Crap ... I guess I just did that
I also have to say again that as someone who was born and lived my first 42 years in and around Boston, I am loving how much they got right in terms of ... well, everything.
When I mentioned Bethesda, I mentioned Oblivion and Skyrim.
Ok, in past games like this I've purchased guides and this game is no different, especially when when you look at crafting. I find it a real chore to go to a crafting table to find out what I can make, and what it needs to be made. Do I have that right for F4?
In such a situation I'd consider purchasing the Prima Guide which includes a a hard copy, or an e copy, and/or a Map Companion App for tablet. If you've gotten any of these things, I'd like to know how useful you've found them. Some guides have been very helpful and others not too good.
I just like being efficient and I look at a guide on the side as like having a manual, what can be found at a crafting station, just easier to access. You might not want to collect all junk, but maybe you do, lol. But if I have in my head what I want to craft, then I can look until I find required quantities of such items, without taking copious notes.
I found a vault full of living people, they seem to be doing quite well. I'm scheduled to give a presentation to their schoolchildren about life outside the vault.But the previous Fallout game had a vault full of living people.
Thanks for this link
How do I take my Powered Armor off? I'm playing the PC version, not console. I'm by a Powered Armor Station and the only option I see is to transfer, and when I get into my inventory, I see a list of stuff associated with the power armor but not a single item called power armor?
Help!
- Simply hold A or X or E if you are on Xbox One, PS4, or PC respectively. Essentially, whatever button you used to get in, hold it down and you’ll hop out. This means if you changed your control scheme you’ll use something else, so make sure you check.
Scrap vs Storing in Workshop
I'm confused about scrapping an item versus "Storing it in the workshop". I assumed the first choice scraps the item breaking it down into it's basic parts, but the "store" choice keep the item so it can be retrieved later. I've store a bunch of stuff, but when I go into the workshop, it offers to build different items, are these the items I stored, or stuff made from the things I scrapped or both?
Also can the workshop fill up? I've reached a point, where the game is no longer offering to store items, just to select and move them?
Thanks!
Thanks. Can you tell what it that you've stored vs what you are building? The only items I've looked at have a build option. I've been told it's better just to scrap everything and build what you need. Do you have an opinion on this?
