Multiplat Fallout 4

[Bender_]

You should invest in laser turrets and some Deathclaws.

 

[Bender_]

Can you supply chain the settlements in Far Harbour with the ones in the Commonwealth? Or will I have to go back there to craft?

 

[stemline]

Can you supply chain the settlements in Far Harbour with the ones in the Commonwealth? Or will I have to go back there to craft?

Yeah, you can set up supply chains from the Commonwealth to Far Harbor settlements.

 

[Bender_]

I think they nerfed the perk like, save, quit, load, perk like.

 

[Mancey]

In nearly 200hours of gaming i think one of my settlements got badly damaged and that was because it had crap defences.

I rarely went to help any of them unless i was really bored

 

[eDPS]

Planning on doing some live streaming with this I've never done it before so should be fun. Made a few test videos I think my commentary needs a lot of work I never realised how hard it is to keep talking while playing. Anyway I've finished the main far harbour quest so now just bumming around with the new mods for XBox One what is everyone's favourite weapon in game?

 

[GCNavyBlue]

Planning on doing some live streaming with this I've never done it before so should be fun. Made a few test videos I think my commentary needs a lot of work I never realised how hard it is to keep talking while playing. Anyway I've finished the main far harbour quest so now just bumming around with the new mods for XBox One what is everyone's favourite weapon in game?

Gatling laser is boss

 

[eDPS]

Gatling laser is boss

Yeah I personally love the overseers guardian it's OP in the early game especially if you can upgrade it aswell.

 

[ioppolo]

So who sold the tools to that Machete Mike dude?

 

[pantskyle]

So who sold the tools to that Machete Mike dude?

I did, then I killed him hoping to take them back.

 

[ioppolo]

I did, then I killed him hoping to take them back.

Any consequences with the Mariner?

 

[pantskyle]

Any consequences with the Mariner?

Had a bitch at me for being a campaigner.

 

[SnakeMan86]

So who sold the tools to that Machete Mike dude?

Told him no, then promptly shot him and took his 3000 caps,
Codsworth did not like this

 

[pantskyle]

Told him no, then promptly shot him and took his 3000 caps,
Codsworth did not like this

I did it the wrong way around

 

[dumb]

have gotten around to playing this, as of 2-3 weeks ago. am about 50 hours in and finding myself bored.
i've enjoyed it more than i thought i would, parts of it are fun. game clearly weighted too far towards picking up and carrying around crap though.
in terms of progress, i'm up to getting something decoded, but the main storyline is so uninteresting. find myself trudging through levels just so i can make and do different things with the crap i've collected. if only they'd put the same effort into some sort of story as they put into the crafting system.

haven't bothered with settlements, though i've met preston and he's at sanctuary waiting for me to come back and meet him. ironically, think i'd enjoy them more if they were an optional add-on each game ala vegas survival mode, where you could choose to play through without them, or another way needing them.
companions, meh. kind of in the process of heading towards ****ing curie, but that's a bit of a chore too. best use is again, someone to carry all my desk fans.

no mods yet, generally happy to play fallouts without any. dlc looks pretty underwhelming and lazy but will probably buy during a steam sale.

 

[Tallest]

 

[Footypie32]

I got chills when the Skyrim music started. Really hope they include some add-ons, even though Mods may make up for that.

As for the building your own Vault DLC, I wonder if you'll be able to breed settlers like you can with Fallout: Shelter?

 

[Quivorir]

That contraption addon almost makes me wish I kept the game.

 

[Footypie32]

You know you play too much Fallout when you see some vacuum tubing in the bin at work and think to yourself "maybe I should pick that up?"...

 

[hornetswce]

You know you play too much Fallout when you see some vacuum tubing in the bin at work and think to yourself "maybe I should pick that up?"...

Did that with the wifes bobby pins haha

 

[Father Jack]

I don't think I could even so much as enter a shop that sells desk fans these days

 

[Scallop Industry Thug]

PLayed about 15 hours and a couple of things have struck me. I put about 80 hours each into FO3 and NV, although they were both over 5 years ago now and the memory is a little hazy.

1. FO4 is more combat based. I recall being able to resolve some things in FO3/NV without guns. This seems to be gone in FO4.

2. I recall more humour and absurdity in FO3/NV. Like the lil stabber mini game or the Elvis impersonator factions. Does humour play a role in FO4?

3. The special tree in FO4 has been simplified, which wasnt a bad thing on the face of it. But it seems to have taken out some fun stuff. In NV, you could increase skills (as distinct from the SPECIAL tree) by doing stuff. For example I could pick some difficult locks or nail some tough dialogue choices while being at a low overall level because I had worked at those particular skills. Now I noticed some of those tasks are locked off because I havent pumped skill points into it. It just seems more orthodox like a Far Cry type of series and stripping away some of the RPG stuff.

4. Why is karma gone? It had some nice effects.

 

[ioppolo]

PLayed about 15 hours and a couple of things have struck me. I put about 80 hours each into FO3 and NV, although they were both over 5 years ago now and the memory is a little hazy.

1. FO4 is more combat based. I recall being able to resolve some things in FO3/NV without guns. This seems to be gone in FO4.

2. I recall more humour and absurdity in FO3/NV. Like the lil stabber mini game or the Elvis impersonator factions. Does humour play a role in FO4?

3. The special tree in FO4 has been simplified, which wasnt a bad thing on the face of it. But it seems to have taken out some fun stuff. In NV, you could increase skills (as distinct from the SPECIAL tree) by doing stuff. For example I could pick some difficult locks or nail some tough dialogue choices while being at a low overall level because I had worked at those particular skills. Now I noticed some of those tasks are locked off because I havent pumped skill points into it. It just seems more orthodox like a Far Cry type of series and stripping away some of the RPG stuff.

4. Why is karma gone? It had some nice effects.

In short, you've covered everything, FO3/NV are far superior.

 

[RickSanchez]

In short, you've covered everything, FO3/NV are far superior.

 

[I Dont Care]

Well, two weeks ago having clocked 797 hours and nearing the finish of Far Harbour's MQ, I just...stopped playing. I'm all fallouted out. The urge is gone, Skyrim is beckoning hard, I need TES 6 now