Verno wrote on Nov 17, 2015, 09:39:Great White Shark wrote on Nov 16, 2015, 18:09:Verno wrote on Nov 16, 2015, 15:53:
I need a "clean homes" mod. I know its the post apocalypse and all but man people have some dirty ass homes. Rubble and shit just strewn about. If our basement looked like that my girlfriend would kill me in my sleep, let alone the living room or kitchen.
My biggest marvel so far is finding an intact toilet, they exist!
Why do you give a shit about something so trivial? There are so many other big problems with the game to care about.
Haha whatever. It's a random harmless observation, not a national crisis. I am just amused that people have been resettling the world but don't take 2 seconds to sweep up their homes. It just pulls me out of the game a bit. I've found one clean house so far tied to a quest which was a nice contrast.
Great White Shark wrote on Nov 16, 2015, 18:09:Verno wrote on Nov 16, 2015, 15:53:
I need a "clean homes" mod. I know its the post apocalypse and all but man people have some dirty ass homes. Rubble and shit just strewn about. If our basement looked like that my girlfriend would kill me in my sleep, let alone the living room or kitchen.
My biggest marvel so far is finding an intact toilet, they exist!
Why do you give a shit about something so trivial? There are so many other big problems with the game to care about.
Verno wrote on Nov 16, 2015, 15:53:
I need a "clean homes" mod. I know its the post apocalypse and all but man people have some dirty ass homes. Rubble and shit just strewn about. If our basement looked like that my girlfriend would kill me in my sleep, let alone the living room or kitchen.
My biggest marvel so far is finding an intact toilet, they exist!
Verno wrote on Nov 16, 2015, 15:53:
I need a "clean homes" mod. I know its the post apocalypse and all but man people have some dirty ass homes. Rubble and shit just strewn about. If our basement looked like that my girlfriend would kill me in my sleep, let alone the living room or kitchen.
My biggest marvel so far is finding an intact toilet, they exist!
Dacron wrote on Nov 12, 2015, 18:04:
Also, remove fusion cores from power armor in your camp. If you leave a core in it, the entire suit can be stolen by NPCs.
OpticNerve wrote on Nov 14, 2015, 17:39:
Some really useful tips that I've found, posted from another thread:OpticNerve wrote on Nov 14, 2015, 04:09:
- Pressing the E key is the same as pressing the Enter key in most prompts.
- Holding down Shift and using WASD is the same as using the arrow keys in certain menus. Very handy in Build mode.
- Holding down the E key when you have an object selected in Build mode will allow you to use the mouse wheel to raise/lower the object as well as decrease the spin and movement speed of said object.
- Dogmeat (and other companions) can equip certain gear if you trade it with him and get him to equip it (T key). From a quick test, so far Dogmeat can equip welding goggles, bandanas and various dog collars. Saw a screenshot of him armored up so some armors might work.
- Holding down Tab turns on the Pipboy light/Power Armor Headlamp.
- Vegetable Starch is the answer for all your Adhesive needs.
Also, someone's found a way to get building objects to clip through the environment/other building parts in Build mode. This essentially allows you to build any object on any Settlement surface and will allow people to build REALLY elaborate bases now:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XI5CMilouHY (hold down the E key to select all attached objects)
OpticNerve wrote on Nov 14, 2015, 04:09:
- Pressing the E key is the same as pressing the Enter key in most prompts.
- Holding down Shift and using WASD is the same as using the arrow keys in certain menus. Very handy in Build mode.
- Holding down the E key when you have an object selected in Build mode will allow you to use the mouse wheel to raise/lower the object as well as decrease the spin and movement speed of said object.
- Dogmeat (and other companions) can equip certain gear if you trade it with him and get him to equip it (T key). From a quick test, so far Dogmeat can equip welding goggles, bandanas and various dog collars. Saw a screenshot of him armored up so some armors might work.
- Holding down Tab turns on the Pipboy light/Power Armor Headlamp.
- Vegetable Starch is the answer for all your Adhesive needs.
Kxmode wrote on Nov 13, 2015, 02:34:Dacron wrote on Nov 12, 2015, 18:04:
I ran into a legendary Sentry bot... my lord was that one tough. First time using my power armor besides the beginning after 20 hours.
Are you referring to the Sentry bot with the skull icon around the building by the overpass? I was able to easily kill this thing from the overpass. They have TERRIBLE aiming up; but are lethal at the ground level.
Dacron wrote on Nov 12, 2015, 18:04:
I ran into a legendary Sentry bot... my lord was that one tough. First time using my power armor besides the beginning after 20 hours.
Undocumented Alien wrote on Nov 12, 2015, 16:37:
Holy hell are the Legendary MOBS tough. I'm exploring the map starting from the very Northern top (game tip says tougher stuff heading South) and then doing row sweeps from West->East and vice-versa. Have come across two different Legendary MOBS already in the first West->East (from Sanctuary) sweep. Ran away once, died the next. Have decent guns, they just take some massive damage. Yikes...
Great game so far, building the Settlement has been an excellent addition to the game.
Back to exploring!
Undocumented Alien wrote on Nov 12, 2015, 07:51:
Simply drop said item you want to scrap within the boundaries of a workbench, hold V, look at the item, then press R. The same screen should pop up and the materials that have been scrapped will, yet again, be located at the workbench.
However, keep in mind that if you don't scrap each item individually and instead, automatically use them in recipes, there is a chance where you will lose the other resouces that you haven't used from the item. Eg, I use the wood from the pencil without scrapping, but lose the lead.