4:33 is the wrong poll results lmao. It’s supposed to be a poll that says - 4% of you guys actively use the reverse pickpocket perk. My bad Have a great holiday season guys
For a moment I was confused. Then I couldn't stop laughing. "Although I'm pretty sure some of you guys lied in this poll..." IKR? 58% of people like Far Harbor over Nukaworld?! Madness..
also with pranksters return there is a few fairly common glitches such as non agro npcs not activating it, it took me like an hour of running around chucking grenades in every pocket i found to get it to pop EDIT 1: as for benevolent leader it can be cheesed using 2 settlers on bars and filling the workshop with as much food as you have
Is it possible that it’s because they took years to release fallout 4 after fallout new Vegas and fallout 3 which in my opinion is what I associate the prankster achievement.
I got benevolent leader by having 20 people in vault 88 and then murdering them all so only Clem was left. I guess Clem always has 100 happiness so it counted
Forgot who I used but I trapped a seemingly always angry dweller in the truck stop next to sanctuary gave him his own store and everything required and got it.
I got it by having 3 people at Red Rocket with a near maxed out build budget bar. Btw, when the game says "Large settlement" it refers to the build budge bar being in the red/orange not how many people you have. Although I have had a settlement on Spetical Island (I probably misspelled that but I haven't played FO4 in years) with around 63 settlers and it got to 100%...after about 170 hours xD
@@KlLLERROBOT99 that large settlement thing isnt even true i had one guy in an isolated settlement with nothing but a bed and a bar waited an hour and got it
The 'Home run" achievement is one of those that I think lots of people know about but just can't be bothered to do. A bit like redeeming 100,000 tickets at the Nuka-cade. Also, if you have ANY mods installed, on Xbox at least, you don't get any achievements and I think most players have at least a few mods running.
I never even knew it was a thing. Played Fallout 4 since release, never saw the dialogue from the guards once, and never saw a discussion online about it... granted, I never gave a crap about achievements, so most of the online discussion for me was mods, gameplay, and lore lol.
There's actually a mod that enables achievements despite having mods installed, but I guess most people who mod their game either don't know about it or can't be bothered to install it.
@@Mackairo I can see why they do it but you could have something as simple as a texture pack or a purely aesthetic mod and you don't get achievements. I'm not really bothered about getting them but it would be nice to have them if I could. I don't suppose the mod you're talking about is available on Xbox tho?
@@laernulienlaernulienlaernu8953 I'm not familiar with mods on consoles, but from what I found with some quick googling it isn't available for consoles. Supposedly the mod in question requires f4se, which to my understanding is only available on pc, but the one I use claims that it doesn't require it.
Home run was literally the last base game achievement I got. Why would they even make this an “achievement”? You run in a circle.... for no reason. Nostalgia? If we’re looking at it from the Sole Survivor’s perspective, it seems like extremely poor taste. Unless of course, the trauma just drove them insane, and they’re running around Diamond City like a lunatic.
One of my personal favorite achievement tracker stats is that in Sea of Theives, more people have eaten a banana than set sail for the first time. Enough people bought the game, downloaded it, made a character, picked a ship, spawned in, and immediately opened a barrel and ate the banana they found, then STOPPED PLAYING, than people who did all of that, but actually got on the ship and moved it lol
Because the game is terrible at starting off to tell you what to do i played it from start so i know what to do and so many people i come across say what the hell do i do on this game and how do i do it and some people that played it for ages still dont know little things that make it help them. The game is just so bad at teaching you many people pick it up run around the outpost eat stuff and never know what to do so drop it that's why. And it is on game pass so people give it ago then drop it they dont pay for the game only game pass that's why so many people try it to only find out it crap at telling you how to play the game.
Because there’s not much to do in the game that matters lol. I remember starting it up, playing it in an party chat, and waiting on the island as it was described what the game WAS, i just decided to go play something else. Why collect in game currency that’s not used to buy anything other than a cool skin? Seems pointless beyond all means lol.
The other thing about reverse pickpocket is that, for most playthroughs, it's a lot harder to get within pickpocket range of someone you actually want to kill considering practically any viable target is going to actively try to shoot you.
5.7% with the Home Run achieve is a solid indicator that only about 5-6% of the purchase base actively care about achievements (remember, a few people even got it by accident).
plus it’s on pc and i think a decent chunk of pc fallout players are playing with mods which disable achievements unless you have the mod that reactivates them
I am one of the people who got it by accident. Here is the story: On my first ever fallout 4 playtrough, after completing the first minuteman quest, I headed straight to diamond city. When I reached it I began selling some pipe guns I looted from raiders. Later I started wandering around and I saw the achievement. I shrugged it off. Now with this video I realise that I have a rare achievement😅
I got it by accident because I noticed there was baseball bases in Diamond City and I was bored and thought "hey let's run the bases." Baseball was a big part of my life growing up.
I got the teddy bear behemoth randomly, that is one of my best memories playing the game. After fighting it and connecting the dots, realising I caused the event.
I did it without knowing about it before hand and was relatively low level and would sneak everywhere... The damn thing run right up on me and beat me to death and scared the shit out of me.
When it comes to Homerun having less unlocks than the obtain every bobblehead achievement, I think it's a situation of people just not caring to hunt for achievements in general. So of course the achievement that involves going out of your way to do a specific task that you wouldn't normally do isn't obtained that often. Bobbleheads on the other hand are more likely to be obtained, because you get it by playing the game itself. After all, it's not like you have a reason to ignore a bobblehead when you find it. As I said in response to the poll, I just don't use pickpocket in general for Fallout 4. I don't feel like I ever need the extra gear, because there's always an abundance of said gear that can be easily obtained without stealing. Even then, most NPCs have really bad gear without mods, why steal a pipe gun? Hell, I recently realized that I don't even trade too much in Fallout 4. It's not like New Vegas where a lot of gear is essentially locked behind merchants.
Except, some of the Bobbleheads are in locations that you don't need to go to during the game. Though the collector in me did it just to collect them. I don't care as much about achievements. And the "homerun" achievement doesn't get you anything (in-game).
@@Gilhelmi I'd argue that the bobbleheads give you buffs and look cool on the bobblehead display, the homerun achievement is just an achievement and gives you nothing in game for completing it. That's why I had the bobbleheads achievement
@@Shero1337 Yeah, but you did say "Bobbleheads on the other hand are more likely to be obtained, because you get it by playing the game itself." which isn't true. Just the S.P.E.C.I.A.L Bobbleheads are mostly away from the main story. Take the Charisma Bobblehead, that's in the insane asylum, which I've never even visited. Or Agility, in the FMS Northern Star, another location I didn't visit. A lot of those Bobbleheads are away from where most story-chasers will go, and the same for most casual players. Either you use a guide, or you likely won't get them all in a normal playthrough.
I really think the home run one would obviously be lower, think alot of Americans dont realise how little the rest of the world care about their sports.
16:28 I think Beverageer is so low, because two of the recipes can (and mostly are in my playthroughs) fall trough the floor and can then only optained by the power armor clipping glitch
I played through the campaign then did this but the issue is most enemies don't respawn so I had to find wild critters outside the park and it took 5/6 hours
@@cyriell me too. I had played through the dlc before realising the achievement and the enemies don’t respawn so it took me ages running around waiting for enemies in the sandy area surrounding the parks waiting for critters to come out since I had cleaned out all of the parks. It took me ages and once I found one I drank a cola and killed it, the cola wore off before I could find another one so I went through a lot of drinks and a lot of running around. I can see how it is such a rare achievement because you can’t really do the achievement accidentally, at least it’s not likely anyway
I think Beverageer is so low because there's no point to most of the Nuka World drinks. It's only a completionist achievement, in a DLC that, frankly, isn't all that interesting. (Not that any of them are greatly interesting, but it's pretty low on my list.) If I have rads to get rid of ... I see a doctor. Especially on survival. If I'm far from a doctor I just use one of my plethora of Radaways stockpiled. If I need an AP boost ... I've dome something horribly wrong. If I need HP I use a Stimpack. Etc. If I need a stat boost I take chems. There's just literally no point to the many base sodas as it is, and to mix up more useless concoctions? Why?!?!?! Did the game not give you enough drugs? Do you just suck?
@@justsomeperson5110 well, that's a really good point. I can't think of one occasion where I used one of the drinks for a reason and not for the achievement. Kinda useless next to the increased weight, even in survival.
I think the baseball one is rare because few people know the connection between diamond city and the stadium or whatever it was. Sure, there is a passing remark about bases, but you have to realize the connection to know "OH yeah, those weird slabs!"
Also a lot of people outside of the US don't know how to play baseball, let alone know what a base looks like. I honestly learned what a base is through this video. I thought a base is one of those benches with a roof the players wait on
I actually always collect teddy bears in fallout games, so I casually found the behemoth just looking around. Also unless I'm misremembering, I don't think you even need to take the teddy bear, just open the shopping cart cage. I don't know why I started doing it, I think it was to decorate the house in megaton and they're one of the few decorative items that aren't burned books.
dude i was in the same boat. It was only until recently i found out you can hot key items. Lmfao my dumbass was opening the pipboy every time i wanted to switch a gun 🤦♂
The thing about the Good Grief achievement in 76 is that most players wouldn't kill you even if they had the option to. People are generally really nice in the game.
@@joshualocklear6284 sucks to be you I've never had that nor have any friends or anyone who I know has been killed like that and I pre orders so I've been playing since start
That’s the issue with a lot of those open world pvpve games, They never have a good incentive beyond just griefing and being a dick for killing players, So no one does it
When it comes to achievement rarity, especially on Steam, I've noticed it's rarely a matter of the achievements being difficult. It's more of a matter of the rarer achievements being obtuse, boring, or "just plain not fun" to try and obtain. For example, who really wants to play as every character in Mortal Kombat (9) for 24 hours each? The bases in Diamond City fall under the "obtuse" category in my opinion. Just reading the description of "Homerun", I thought it was related to the "Touchdown" achievement for getting blown up by a Super Mutant Suicider. Until the internet told me otherwise, I thought to get a homerun I would need to send a ghoul's head flying with a baseball bat.
Honestly this one is probably both, since while not difficult it's still a few minutes done sidetracking your train of thought for something only really achivement hunters care about
While watching I instantly went to Diamond City in my mind think about where I actually go there. It basically comes down to the market to sell stuff and get materials for settlement builds, and sometimes Nick's office. That's it. And I'm hardly the only person who doesn't think about actively running in a circle for an achievement. Another thing with achievements on steam is, that everyone who owns a game is eligible for the achievements, even if they have never installed or launched the game.
Lol the only reason I knew about Homerun is because I listened to a Diamond City Guard when he said "Feeling bored? Run the bases!", then noticed they were numbered
I legitimately thought the home run achievement had something to do with using the baseball bat with the perk that yeets enemies or knocking an enemy's head off. I tried for hours before looking it up...
I'm currently in the middle of my perfect run of Fallout 4 where I get every perk, collectible, and achievement in the game. I fully believed the achievement was part of Big Leagues or using the 2076 Bat. Would have NEVER gotten the achievement if it wasn't for this video
The reason for the Mill worker achievement having a low completion rate is due to a clipping issue on the railing you walk on to get the final few ingots that are on the roof (the place at 14:36). At least for me on 360, I always had to do some crazy stuff to jump up there without me falling through the map and having my game crash.
As someone who got all sugared up and beverageer, I'm fairly certain they are so rare because a) one of the recipe books is infamous for glitching out and not being obtainable without using a obscure power armor & explosives glitch to get the book back into the world and b) all sugared up has two painful drawbacks as most craftable nuka drinks only last around 5 seconds and If you explored the wastes before finding out about the trophy most of those insects do not respawn, so c) most people are not gonna make a fresh character and rush to nuka world vastly under-leveled like a speedrunner would, if their main character got a glitched book or all the insects were already dead, they were shit outta luck.
Me… 😂 except I tried the power armour/explosives exploit and couldn’t get it to work for like 2 hours. Then was like… welp I’m not going to sleep well at night til I 100% this. So new character it was.
on the last pont of sugared up. exactly taht and not to mention that stimpacks are just SO common and strong that there isnt a need to try to juggle drinks mid combat when you can just stim up and keep fighting. (so unless you are chevo hunting you probly wont get it naturall)
I was so weirded out when I found out my grandfather had a platinum trophy in fallout 4 and had heaps less time playing it than me, I haven't touched his save since he died since it's the holy platinum game he has
I never used pick pocketing in New Vegas so when I was going for the achievement I looked up some guides to see if I could complete it fast and I learned that someone that's part of The Kings has bubblegum in their inventory. Now every time you pickpocket them and take his bubblegum it would respawn back in his inventory so I did that 50 times and boom easy achievement.
7:40 The reason most people don't have the 'Good Grief!' Achievement is cause we know or game sucks, but we are there to have fun and chill, not troll and murder. If you join as a fresh character, and ask for help, you will most likely get help.
That teddy bear behemoth scared the living hell out of me. I picked that up on one of my first playthroughs back in the day and swarmed me before I knew what was happening
I'm surprised "Mill Worker" wasn't higher since the Perforator is such a good weapon. Scoped, silenced, uses 5.56 ammo, and automatic but not as strong as scoped rifles.
Yh, but I think of lot of people get stuck as you need to go back into the building and then out again to spawn some ingots near the entrance. Can't remember the exact details.
I think mosrt players just aren't interested in collecting what appear to be a random junk item scattered around the area. Been a while since I've played 3 but are there any indicators in-game that suggest collecting *all* the ingots are worth the time aside from needing just a couple for a quest?
Perforator is actually a really bad weapon, pretty bad spread even at 100 SG, worse damage than the xualong sure it's got a can on it but there's better choice
Fallout 76 added achievements months after the game was released meaning the player base died quite a bit but also it was during a huge portion of the melee meta meaning if you tried a lot of times there was no way to fight others unless they are dumb
@Minwon Jang yeah, most of them were. I remember one time long ago when I booted up the game some guy tried to kill me because I was at his camp, but I didn’t have pvp on so I didn’t know why he was shooting me.
@Minwon Jang They are. Because the mentioned rarest achievement of killing 20 players? Add ON LAUNCH. That means post-release achievements are MORE COMMON than this one.
The biggest issue with pickpocketing is that it's RNG-based for typically nothing especially noteworthy in return. I'd rather pass on trying to get something with it than have to deal with save/load.
Bethesda's games all have that issue. After a certain point of skill level and perk investment, it should be guaranteed. At least in Skyrim you could get around it with anything that could knock someone over.
@@mmmapplesauce1673 I hate how they bring him up when they tell DiMA about all the cool shit you've done for Far Harbor... like come on, he tried to pay me off to steal someone's equipment *and* he's pretty far from the harbor itself, and they have the gall to say "Poor Machete Mike..."
For benevolent leader all you need is a two-person settlement. Have one settler farming and the other running a level three Bar. Of course, make sure food (2-6), water (3) shelter, and defense (16) are in order. The hard part is just waiting around for the happiness to slowly tick up to 100.
I beat fallout 4 and explored everywhere and I never noticed it either and that's having diamond as my home. I'm not a sports guy and never knew it was a baseball stadium though.
Just started the vid, can't wait to see benevolent leader. seeing Jabo die internally as he had to do it with the settlement happiness "with no DLC items cuz thats cheating" again will be perfect :)
I was thinking that the benevolent leader trophy was a piece of cake but I did it with happiness cats and robots lol (also happiness radios but idk if that was a mod or not...) Without the DLC.. uuhh. I wouldn't even know where to begin!
So the meta strat is just to have one guy manning a bar in the middle of nowhere with a ton of mutfruit and water in the settlement inventory for him, then fill the settlement with items like paintings and random pieces of furniture as by "large settlement" they are referring to the build size. Doing this I managed to get it in ~1 hour from starting, but still a very poorly designed achievement though
5:40 when you mention trueachievements having an 18% unlock rate, you can actually click on the achievement and see the xbox unlock numbers showing 2.45% for pranksters return. The 18% was literally just the site users.
The Ken Griffey Jr Baseball music was fantastic for the Homerun achievement. Loved that game as a kid. Nice nostalgia trip to throw in the video for the few of us that had that game.
I was about 9-10 when I started playing fallout 3. I was exploring around tenpenny tower on maybe my 2nd playthrough, I was using the Junk Jet for funsies, picked up all the junk I could find... including that teddy bear. That fear hit me harder than my first Feral encounter and after I got all leveled up I hunted all the behemoths down. Had my dad look up where they were in his guidebook, didn't even know there was an achievement tied I just wanted revenge 😂
I reverse pickpocket all the time in Fallout 3 and New Vegas. Especially for inventory manipulation to get items NPCs have equipped. Having to take 2 perks to reverse pickpocket *At all* is the real nail in the coffin for the pickpocket achievement.
Seeing the Benevolent Leader section just reminds me that I'm one of the few obsessed with the Settlement system and aiding the Minutemen. It's something I got on my own account simply because I love the Settlements and building them up to the point I have yet to complete the main storyline.
I’ve finally gotten around to doing a minutemen playthrough and I have to agree. Something about finding ways to work around it’s more janky bits to make your own settlements and trying to make them stand out from eachother with their own identity is just plain fun.
I do the settlement system a lot cuz I feel bad for the people dealing with mutants and raiders. But as I lvl up, the enemies kill my base no problem and I don't want to rebuild it. I love fallout 4 but God being high level sucks
Got Benevolent leader, very unexpectedly, got it on costal cottage with only two settlers present, and one of them was tending bar.. Probably a week after I set up the place and forgot all about it.... never have come close to 100% again, in years.
Im currently playing through Fallout 4 to get some achievements since I only played modded on PC and because I watched this video nearly a year ago the first thing I did when I got to Diamond City was run the bases for the Homerun achievement, thanks Jabo for letting that live rent free in my head haha.
One thing to keep in mind when it comes to the achievements on Steam for Fallout is that if you install any mods whatsoever, it disables the ability to get achievements, and I would say a vast majority of the people that play Fallout 4 and NV run mods on it. So it's probably less that people aren't doing these things, and more that the people that are simply don't unlock them because they're playing a modded version of the game.
@@vivienschahl3317 there is also a mod that gives you every achievement. But since it gives every achievement at once it is easy to see who has used it.
As someone playing FONV for the first time in eight years and going for all the achievements I was missing, I'm doing my part! I wish Bethesda had added achievements to FO3 when they finally fixed it by removing GFWL a few months ago.
I hope you have fun!!!! I wish I can back and play that game for the first time. I really hope we get a remake or a sequel because console new Vegas is a sad sight without any mods.
I actually have the incredibly rare double 100% Fallout 3 achievement for my Xbox live gamerscore, because I got 100% completion on a 360 and on PC before GFWL was shut down.
@@dabtican4953 Games for Windows Live. Was Microsoft's old online gaming service in the mid 2000s that you could link with an XBL account to unlock achievements in stuff like Halo 2 Vista. It was absolutely horrible lol.
Both me and my father got beverageer on accident. I did it because I was doing a no stimpack run and the mixed drink can be a nice replacement. My father got it because he's a causal completsionest, collect every named item, befriending every special trader, does every quest etc. He got it because he had all the recipes but had never crafted any, so he crafted them all. Then got the achievement.
you can cheese the benevolent leader achievment pretty easily (for casual playthroughs/achievment hunters) get to the red rocket station near sanctuary, built a water pump, built the hightest tier bar, get one settler to work the bar and make sure there is enough food in the workshop. now you just wait or go after other achievments.
Exactly what I did, but what was important was that you make sure you don’t run supply lines to red rocket or any place your doing 100% happiness, otherwise for some reason the happiness becomes shared with other settlements which means that you also have to boost the other settlements happiness
@@philipguzman8162 Weird, I ran a supply line for the food and water and it worked just fine for me. I just set a settler in a remote settlement with a bar and instant achievement
Here are the percentages on Xbox Homerun! 4.52% Prankster's Return 2.45% The Bigger They Are... 7.20% Good Grief! 3.90% Benevolent Leader 0.74% Artful Pocketer 1.78% Up to the Challenge 1.36% Combat Veteran 1.33% Pros Only 0.98% Caravan Master 2.00% Mill Worker 5.35% Beverageer 0.34% All Sugared Up 0.30% All Sugared Up is so rare because the enemies dont spawn back so you had to have done it before Nuka Worlds story and most people didnt so it was unobtainable for a lot of people.
Also Beverageer can be glitches as well. One of the recipes can glitch through the building it's on top of and fall under the map. They can also get blown around by enemies and explosions which can make them nigh impossible to find.
I've noticed the rare achievements are usually things you have to go out of your way to do. Most people just play the game, doing the main quest, and maybe a few side quests here and there. The vast majority are not putting 400 hours into repairing the Castle, or turning Sanctuary into Tranquility Lane. The achievements that are passive therefore get tons more. People who play for 60hrs and move on make up the majority of the player base.
TO quote my other comment here: "So basically rarest achivements are those that are tied to mechanics that most people don't give a shit about like pickpocketing or nuka mixing. Why waste time looking for nuka colas to mix when i can use rad x, rad away and stimpak all that i have in the hundreds and have the same effect that most nuka mixes have? Why pickpocket when i can just kill a guy and get ALL items he has? Or if im intent on stealing shit just go to empty house and steal everything there with minimal risk." Also as a european i don't know anything about baseball (other than the bats are nice i had one in the past).
As a person who has every trophy in every Fallouts 3, 4 and New Vegas, I can say that Benevolent Leader is easily the most difficult. It took me around 30 hours to get and I was only able to get it with the Vault-Tec workshop dlc which made it super easy.
i got the good grief achievement in f76 with a friend, sometimes we would duel with the single action revolver(double action? idk) like an wild west standoff or something.
On a single action revolver when you pull the trigger to fire a SINGLE ACTION takes place. Your hammer drops. On a double action revolver when you pull the trigger to shoot, TWO ACTIONS take place, the hammer will be pulled back and then it falls
@@GaMeRfReAkLIVE i know that, the problem is that i don't remember witch one we were using at the time, we did this just a few days after the game release.
I don't know if this was changed but when I was doing all achievements in F76 then Good Grief was one of the HARDEST achievements because there was no pvp servers and I couldn't find anyone that would help me, I had to grind through the battle royale mode and it took me quite a lot of hours because I sucked at it and killing anyone was a miracle in Nuclear Winter mode.
I got the achievement before they added Nuclear winter which made getting it 1,000x harder. It didn't help that bounties were becoming increasingly rare so I had to basically keep an eye out on the pvp based events (like monster mash). Felt awful after but I eventually got it
My ape brained friends started a war with quad tesla users at my camp so that's how I got mine. Wasn't even happy I got the 20G. Lost so many caps and building supplies.
I'll never stop thanking the gods for giving me the settlement one easily. I did it without DLC, just added a lot of beds and fruits to the settlement and eventually, randomly, I got it
I think the highest I ever gotten was 85 percent. Mostly cuz doing every settlement got expensive after awhile and had to stop and actually finish the game.
funny enough, i actually got the bigger they fall on accident thanks to a challenge going on between me and a friend, we had a goal to fill megatons home with one specific junk item of the other's choosing. i told him to fill his house with toy cars and he told me to fill mine with teddy bears. we had a goal of either filling it until crashing or just having at least 300 of them. i got up to something like 124-127 teddy bears before we lost interest in the challenge and thanks to me scouring for all of them or buying them i ran into that one! that spawns the behemoth.... then spent the next 30 minutes dying and reloading trying to kill that behemoth since i was out of stimpacks and low on ammo. good memories
I remember back on 360 I had every achievement on FO3 except for the Mill Worker one and being absolutely determined to get it as well. I spent several weeks scouring the map at 99/100, cross-referenced tons of guides and videos with the location of every single one, and eventually gave in to the conclusion that the last one had gone through the ground somehow so I couldn't get it without restarting my entire playthrough and doing it all over again. I simply never bothered, and it annoyed me so much that I ended up not even giving New Vegas a fair shake until years later. It's a real shame too because until that point I'd really enjoyed it and I think it's a real shame a single bethesda funny oopsie moment, the first one I'd even noticed in all that time somehow, tainted my view of the whole thing afterwards for as long as it did.
“Good grief” at the start was bit easier as hardcore works, people actually doing Hunter/hunted AND the BR mode actually counted towards the achievement
True. The influx of legacies have also made PVP annoying. It’s not really fun to get insta-killed. I have some myself, but i only ever use them in PVE, or unless someone else is also using legacies against me.
As someone who has 100% Fallout 4’s achievements, they really aren’t that hard, I just think that some of them may just be more out of the way to the point where a casual player wouldn’t easily find them
All Sugared Up is slightly BS if you don’t consciously do it, because once the parks are clear, the creatures don’t respawn. If you are though, then yeah no problem. I’m also shocked the Quantum X-01 isn’t an achievement, I’d love to see that completed stat.
@@BranHawk775 Collecting all 32 Star Cores would be a better idea, as its easier to Power Armor glitch into the Quantum X-01 area instead of trying to get all 32 Star Cores.
I had my game running as I went to bed so I could get 100% happiness in Sanctuary, I put around 30 medicine stores throughout the settlement as just waited on a couch in the middle of the street, I even had moments where the settlement's happiness dropped to 91% randomly, or settlers unassigning themselves from their jobs, causing the happiness to drop even more.
The problem with All Sugared Up for me is the fact that once you've properly cleared most of the areas in Nuka-World, there are very few things to kill. Also the fact that the nuka-colas you drink HAVE to be the crafted varieties.
@@Hunne2303 I don't believe so; I think it has to be a recipe flavor. It's easiest to do with Nuka-Sunrise or Nuka-Power as they both give buffs that last for 8 minutes. The Nuka-Sunrise recipe is much easier to get. I'd personally recommend the bloodworms in Dry Rock Gulch to get the kills. Hope this helps
I think the main reason that PVP isn't a bigger thing in FO76 is because the player base, in general, is just so goddamned nice. People will usually fall all over themselves to give you items and goodies if you're lower level. Seems like there's way more focus on helping each other than on fighting each other. Even Bethesda made remarks that they were very surprised that players weren't killing each other way more often than they do.
It’s weird. Games that expect you to be vicious end up with nice communities and games that expect you to cooperate end up with vicious toxic backstabbers.
Yeah I have to admit I have thousands of hours spread across 3, new vegas, and 4 from the Xbox to PC, but not once have I ever reverse pickpocketed a grenade onto an NPC. I have done it in 1 and 2 however.
Fun fact: in FNV the GRA challenge (three stars one) that requires you to kill 5 ADULT Deathclaws with either a silenced pistol or something else (i forgot) actually works on Young Blind Deathclaws.
You don't have to shoot them with the silenced .22 for the whole health bar, just the killing blow. If you're a guns player, shoot them in the legs with an anti material rifle to cripple the legs and bring down the health bar. Once you think you've brought it down far enough, just plink 'em with the .22 till they die.
Hey! I remember getting the 100 steel ingots achievement as a kid. Also those last 2 Fallout 4 achievements are likely considered as rare because they are DLC achievements and the game is probably also counting players who don't own that DLC.
Exactly, if you look at Achievement Rarities across all Xbox/Windows games the rarest achievements are always DLC ones moreso even than most ultra hard achievements in games. The only way that could be occuring so consistently would be if they're counting everyone who's played the game at all even if they don't have the DLC.
@@ericdykstra4545 Ah I see, honestly I was so disappointed by Fallout 4 that I didn't even bother giving it a second playthrough let alone touching the dlcs
Looking back I can see how hard to get this achievement is, but the Benevolent Leader I got by accident in one of my past playthroughs. I was pretty proud to get such a rare achievement by accident, on my own and with no help, but that happiness quickly turned to grief when that save game bugged out and became inaccessible.
Happy to say I’ve 100%d Fallout 4 so I have multiple of the rarest trophies! Working on New Vegas at the moment. I think a big thing for all sugared up is that a lot of the enemies that count are in the earliest areas so you may kill most of them before you really use the Nuka mixers. A lot of people just never use them, and a lot of the easiest mixes only last for a few seconds
I played little league baseball from age 7 to age 13 and I automatically ran the bases at Diamond City (Fenway Park) as soon as I was allowed in. Every little leaguer’s dream is to run the bases in any big league park, let alone getting a chance to run the bases at Fenway, even in a video game. I didn’t know that it was an official achievement when I did it… but you bet I had a big smile on my face when the Xbox achievement flashed on the screen! -Oh! Big props/points to you @ItsJabo for sneaking in the main menu music from “Ken Griffey Jr. Presents Major League Baseball” for the N64: 2:09 and 10:33 That dose of 90’s childhood nostalgia means a lot… and you sir, are a gentleman and a scholar and you have a subscriber for life. Thanks bro.
I think what makes the beverageer harder to obtain is that one of the recipes in dry rock gulch glitches for some players through the floor landing under the building and you have to use grenades to blow it out or use the power armor wall glitch just to get it
Benevolent Leader was actually quite easy to get for me, I just had 1 person in a settlement and had trade routes bring them food, and had that 1 person man the bar. Got 100% happiness within just a couple hours of adventuring.
I'm pretty sure "Homerun" achievement from FO4 is rare, because not everyone knows what Diamond City is based off while also knowing about the rules of baseball.
I remember doing The Bigger They Are... not too recently, and I went through the various locations, with the Jury Street Metro Station being the last one, since I wanted to role-play as having "incidentally" coming across the Search Party Logs (and thus starting the Searching for Cheryl unmarked quest) and "unknowingly" advancing towards the Jury Street Metro Behemoth. When I got there, I was ambushed by an Albino Radscorpion, so I lured it over towards the overturned train car, with the Teddy Bear in the cage, and initiated the Behemoth's spawning. They both fought each other while *another* Albino Radscorpion had been randomly spawned by the game and proceeded to attack the Behemoth as well. While both Radscorpions had lost, the Behemoth (who had lost track of me as I was in Sneak Mode) wandered off a bit and managed to spot 2 robots (a Sentry Bot & a Mr. Gutsy, IIRC. One of them was definitely a Sentry Bot). After the 2 robots were defeated, I shot the Behemoth in the leg with the Dart Gun (a must-have item in any playthrough, IMO) and drilled multiple Sniper rounds into its head. It was quite enjoyable to see how the various random spawns of the game world had worked together (even it unintentionally) to bring down a single foe.
I liked the mill worker achievement. Exploring the steelyard was pretty fun. Also that area up the scaffolding is a blast furnace in case you were wondering. Going inside is lethal, if the fall doesn't kill you, then the extreme radiation will.
Those nuka-cola achievements suffer the same issue as the gem powered scroll spiders in the Skyrim DLC. Requiring a person to go to a single specific location on the map. Then spend valuable, and or one of a kind items to produce for either achievement. So to frequently use it being even more rare doesn't seem too unlikely.
For the beverager one, my game glitched so I had to noclip to collect one of the recipes, which I did because I looked it up and saw others having the same issue. So another reason that one's done less could be that people got the same glitch on either console or survival mode without a mode that re-enables the console
Oh my god... I don't feel like I earned the platinum for FO4 at all... Benevolent leader took me A FULL WEEK of just letting the game idle to get. I felt nothing, complete apathy
I was on ps4 and I had a bug where sometimes when I fast travel away it bugs and says that I have like 35 people in my settlement and when I fast travel back it goes back to 20 so I had to stay and do nothing or it will bug just to platinum the game
I can see the nuka cola achievement being the rarest since every time I play RPG games I am too afraid to use consumables bcos what If I need them somewhere down the line so I usually end up playing the entire game never using one. I have finished New Vegas way too many times and never used a chem now that I think about it.
Same...the only thing I sometimes use (if I remember to use it) is Jet. All other chems stay "mint condition"...collector items. I got a stinkload of stims anyways, use them often and the amount still goes up and up and up...
The thing you gotta remember with fallout 4 is that if you have a single mod, achievements no longer work. Most the DLC has low rates of completion, but many are supper easy to complete
Tip for benevolent leader, you don’t need dlc’s, you need 5 people at a settlement, 4 tier 3 shops, and 5 mutfruit plants. Assign each 4 settlers to each shop and the last to the mutfruits and sleep until 100% happiness.
I think with Beverageer, some of the recipe books usually clip through the floor when they spawn, so that discourages a fair amount of people who go for that. Then, they don't bother to do the follow up achievement with the crafted drinks
I can assure, getting all the achievements in Fallout 4, is a pretty big undertaking. Oh, don’t get me wrong it’s not fun or worth it at all, but it’s quite the to-do list.
It's funny that 2 years ago, the achievements above the rarest 5 achievements for New Vegas were those. Like, now, players are more likely to collect all the snowglobes, than kill the president, complete Caesar's questline, heal 10k health with food, or win 30 games of Caravan.
I remember when I was playing on PS4 and was trying to get benevolent leader and my happiness rose to 97% only for it to start dropping for no reason. And it dropped hard. Here’s a quick solution to this. Have a dialogue option that allowed you to ask the people around you what you can do to make it happier for them.
Update: just played fallout 4 recently again and thus fucking thing is still broken. Got up to 98 this time but then it just dropped for no fucking reason
@@thetrophygamer3606 so turns out bars increase happiness by 40 divided by however many settlers you have, so you may need a few of them, I think dogs increase happiness as well if you buy them
@@Shinyspddmn I loaded the settlement with around 10 bars and the random encounter for buying dogs from the random guy who sells them never appeared in my whole run. I went to level 75 btw so idk where he is or if he randomly got killed cause of any number of random shit I fought
@@Shinyspddmn That'd mean you'll always need half of the Settlers assigned to a bar to get to 100%. Assuming it works properly, because of course, with Bethesda most things don't.
I found someone on reddit that gave the perfect way to get benevolent leader. Find a fresh settlement, supply it from another settlement and then manually put one settler in there with a bed, a water pump, a turret, and a lvl 3 bar. Assign the settler to the bar and then go do some other stuff checking in time to time- it took awhile for it to tick to 100 but it finally popped and that achievement can finally stop haunting me
I got the Benevolent Leader achievement by complete accident. I used Hangman's Alley as a sort of home base where I caught dogs (Wasteland Workshop) and built robots (Automatron). One day, the settlement reached 100% happiness, somehow. I had a single robot there along with the dozen dogs I caught in cages and got with the creation club. Yeah idk, one happy ass robot got me the achievement lol
My benevolent leader achievement story is that when I saw a settlement I put every necessity thing there: food, meds, water, some rugs that boost happiness, pets, Vault 88 stuff and some stores and the first settler I got it was 100%. Not saying the achievement isn't hard but somehow I got lucky
I like the video Jabo, but it's kind confusing for me to follow, you jump from one game to another and back to the previous one and one more time to the next one. I just wonder if doing one game then jump to next one wouldn't be better? Again nice video, keep it up buddy.
I have over 400 hours into fallout 4 and I can honestly say that I don’t ever remember a guard saying that line to me ever. Never knew that was a achievement.
4:33 is the wrong poll results lmao. It’s supposed to be a poll that says - 4% of you guys actively use the reverse pickpocket perk. My bad
Have a great holiday season guys
For a moment I was confused. Then I couldn't stop laughing. "Although I'm pretty sure some of you guys lied in this poll..." IKR? 58% of people like Far Harbor over Nukaworld?! Madness..
Howd you fuck that up?
also with pranksters return there is a few fairly common glitches such as non agro npcs not activating it, it took me like an hour of running around chucking grenades in every pocket i found to get it to pop EDIT 1: as for benevolent leader it can be cheesed using 2 settlers on bars and filling the workshop with as much food as you have
Honestly i thought it was just an elaborate shitpost.
Is it possible that it’s because they took years to release fallout 4 after fallout new Vegas and fallout 3 which in my opinion is what I associate the prankster achievement.
I got benevolent leader by having 20 people in vault 88 and then murdering them all so only Clem was left. I guess Clem always has 100 happiness so it counted
Ah yes, the Kim Jong-Un approach
Forgot who I used but I trapped a seemingly always angry dweller in the truck stop next to sanctuary gave him his own store and everything required and got it.
I got it by having 3 people at Red Rocket with a near maxed out build budget bar. Btw, when the game says "Large settlement" it refers to the build budge bar being in the red/orange not how many people you have.
Although I have had a settlement on Spetical Island (I probably misspelled that but I haven't played FO4 in years) with around 63 settlers and it got to 100%...after about 170 hours xD
@@KlLLERROBOT99 that large settlement thing isnt even true i had one guy in an isolated settlement with nothing but a bed and a bar waited an hour and got it
The Final Fantasy Solution: When you are all dead, there will be no one left to suffer. And Clem doesn't suffer, so Clem can stay.
The 'Home run" achievement is one of those that I think lots of people know about but just can't be bothered to do. A bit like redeeming 100,000 tickets at the Nuka-cade.
Also, if you have ANY mods installed, on Xbox at least, you don't get any achievements and I think most players have at least a few mods running.
I never even knew it was a thing. Played Fallout 4 since release, never saw the dialogue from the guards once, and never saw a discussion online about it... granted, I never gave a crap about achievements, so most of the online discussion for me was mods, gameplay, and lore lol.
There's actually a mod that enables achievements despite having mods installed, but I guess most people who mod their game either don't know about it or can't be bothered to install it.
@@Mackairo I can see why they do it but you could have something as simple as a texture pack or a purely aesthetic mod and you don't get achievements. I'm not really bothered about getting them but it would be nice to have them if I could. I don't suppose the mod you're talking about is available on Xbox tho?
@@laernulienlaernulienlaernu8953 I'm not familiar with mods on consoles, but from what I found with some quick googling it isn't available for consoles. Supposedly the mod in question requires f4se, which to my understanding is only available on pc, but the one I use claims that it doesn't require it.
Home run was literally the last base game achievement I got. Why would they even make this an “achievement”? You run in a circle.... for no reason. Nostalgia? If we’re looking at it from the Sole Survivor’s perspective, it seems like extremely poor taste. Unless of course, the trauma just drove them insane, and they’re running around Diamond City like a lunatic.
One of my personal favorite achievement tracker stats is that in Sea of Theives, more people have eaten a banana than set sail for the first time. Enough people bought the game, downloaded it, made a character, picked a ship, spawned in, and immediately opened a barrel and ate the banana they found, then STOPPED PLAYING, than people who did all of that, but actually got on the ship and moved it lol
Because the game is terrible at starting off to tell you what to do i played it from start so i know what to do and so many people i come across say what the hell do i do on this game and how do i do it and some people that played it for ages still dont know little things that make it help them. The game is just so bad at teaching you many people pick it up run around the outpost eat stuff and never know what to do so drop it that's why. And it is on game pass so people give it ago then drop it they dont pay for the game only game pass that's why so many people try it to only find out it crap at telling you how to play the game.
Cant remember, but isnt eating in the tutorial
The game has been free on gamepass for years... So no most players test it out and just uninstall they never bought it.
@@ehrgeiz5649 they also never bothered to actually play it lol
Because there’s not much to do in the game that matters lol. I remember starting it up, playing it in an party chat, and waiting on the island as it was described what the game WAS, i just decided to go play something else.
Why collect in game currency that’s not used to buy anything other than a cool skin? Seems pointless beyond all means lol.
The other thing about reverse pickpocket is that, for most playthroughs, it's a lot harder to get within pickpocket range of someone you actually want to kill considering practically any viable target is going to actively try to shoot you.
save scum
I know this was two years ago... but it's just as easy as doing it when they're asleep... it isn't hard whatsoever.
5.7% with the Home Run achieve is a solid indicator that only about 5-6% of the purchase base actively care about achievements (remember, a few people even got it by accident).
plus it’s on pc and i think a decent chunk of pc fallout players are playing with mods which disable achievements unless you have the mod that reactivates them
I would bet a lot of people have no idea how to play baseball and that you need to run around the stadium from "base" to "base"
@@TheAndronKolaider This! Who outside of the US and Japan knows the rules of Baseball?
I am one of the people who got it by accident. Here is the story:
On my first ever fallout 4 playtrough, after completing the first minuteman quest, I headed straight to diamond city. When I reached it I began selling some pipe guns I looted from raiders. Later I started wandering around and I saw the achievement. I shrugged it off.
Now with this video I realise that I have a rare achievement😅
I got it by accident because I noticed there was baseball bases in Diamond City and I was bored and thought "hey let's run the bases." Baseball was a big part of my life growing up.
I got the teddy bear behemoth randomly, that is one of my best memories playing the game. After fighting it and connecting the dots, realising I caused the event.
Bro i just found Roach King for the first time in fo3. i've beaten the game a million times and don't remember him, loved the encounter made me laugh
I did too, it was a real oh shit moment
@@deylond9687 wait what where?
@@wea_lodd9961 The Roach King's throne is located northeast of Minefield and directly west of the Temple of the Union, due north of the Regulator HQ.
I did it without knowing about it before hand and was relatively low level and would sneak everywhere... The damn thing run right up on me and beat me to death and scared the shit out of me.
When it comes to Homerun having less unlocks than the obtain every bobblehead achievement, I think it's a situation of people just not caring to hunt for achievements in general. So of course the achievement that involves going out of your way to do a specific task that you wouldn't normally do isn't obtained that often. Bobbleheads on the other hand are more likely to be obtained, because you get it by playing the game itself. After all, it's not like you have a reason to ignore a bobblehead when you find it.
As I said in response to the poll, I just don't use pickpocket in general for Fallout 4. I don't feel like I ever need the extra gear, because there's always an abundance of said gear that can be easily obtained without stealing. Even then, most NPCs have really bad gear without mods, why steal a pipe gun? Hell, I recently realized that I don't even trade too much in Fallout 4. It's not like New Vegas where a lot of gear is essentially locked behind merchants.
Except, some of the Bobbleheads are in locations that you don't need to go to during the game.
Though the collector in me did it just to collect them. I don't care as much about achievements. And the "homerun" achievement doesn't get you anything (in-game).
@@Gilhelmi I'd argue that the bobbleheads give you buffs and look cool on the bobblehead display, the homerun achievement is just an achievement and gives you nothing in game for completing it. That's why I had the bobbleheads achievement
@@Shero1337 Yeah, but you did say "Bobbleheads on the other hand are more likely to be obtained, because you get it by playing the game itself." which isn't true. Just the S.P.E.C.I.A.L Bobbleheads are mostly away from the main story. Take the Charisma Bobblehead, that's in the insane asylum, which I've never even visited. Or Agility, in the FMS Northern Star, another location I didn't visit. A lot of those Bobbleheads are away from where most story-chasers will go, and the same for most casual players. Either you use a guide, or you likely won't get them all in a normal playthrough.
With maxed out pickpocketing you can steal a few unique bits of clothing and rare weapons like desdamona's outfit and railway rifle.
I really think the home run one would obviously be lower, think alot of Americans dont realise how little the rest of the world care about their sports.
16:28 I think Beverageer is so low, because two of the recipes can (and mostly are in my playthroughs) fall trough the floor and can then only optained by the power armor clipping glitch
Yeah there was one that took me a while to get, I got so pissed
I played through the campaign then did this but the issue is most enemies don't respawn so I had to find wild critters outside the park and it took 5/6 hours
@@cyriell me too. I had played through the dlc before realising the achievement and the enemies don’t respawn so it took me ages running around waiting for enemies in the sandy area surrounding the parks waiting for critters to come out since I had cleaned out all of the parks. It took me ages and once I found one I drank a cola and killed it, the cola wore off before I could find another one so I went through a lot of drinks and a lot of running around. I can see how it is such a rare achievement because you can’t really do the achievement accidentally, at least it’s not likely anyway
I think Beverageer is so low because there's no point to most of the Nuka World drinks. It's only a completionist achievement, in a DLC that, frankly, isn't all that interesting. (Not that any of them are greatly interesting, but it's pretty low on my list.) If I have rads to get rid of ... I see a doctor. Especially on survival. If I'm far from a doctor I just use one of my plethora of Radaways stockpiled. If I need an AP boost ... I've dome something horribly wrong. If I need HP I use a Stimpack. Etc. If I need a stat boost I take chems. There's just literally no point to the many base sodas as it is, and to mix up more useless concoctions? Why?!?!?! Did the game not give you enough drugs? Do you just suck?
@@justsomeperson5110 well, that's a really good point. I can't think of one occasion where I used one of the drinks for a reason and not for the achievement. Kinda useless next to the increased weight, even in survival.
I think the baseball one is rare because few people know the connection between diamond city and the stadium or whatever it was. Sure, there is a passing remark about bases, but you have to realize the connection to know "OH yeah, those weird slabs!"
I visited Fenway Park once, so that was one I 'got'.
Also a lot of people outside of the US don't know how to play baseball, let alone know what a base looks like. I honestly learned what a base is through this video.
I thought a base is one of those benches with a roof the players wait on
I can't think of a single American who doesn't instantly recognize a baseball diamond. Even if you didn't like sports you'd know and it
@@Matt_History I don't think you personally know all 300+ million americans.
@@Matt_History Also, I am not american. Shocker, I know.
I actually always collect teddy bears in fallout games, so I casually found the behemoth just looking around. Also unless I'm misremembering, I don't think you even need to take the teddy bear, just open the shopping cart cage. I don't know why I started doing it, I think it was to decorate the house in megaton and they're one of the few decorative items that aren't burned books.
I’ve completed New Vegas so many times and I didn’t even know there *was* a challenge tab
You had to do one challenge though, so how did you miss big popup on left of the screen?
@@ExtremeMan10 just didnt realize there was an actual thing behind it other than it being there
Yeah killing cazadores with long fuse dynamite isn't fun lol
dude i was in the same boat. It was only until recently i found out you can hot key items. Lmfao my dumbass was opening the pipboy every time i wanted to switch a gun 🤦♂
@@diamonddice217 how? I thought pipboy switching was the only way
The thing about the Good Grief achievement in 76 is that most players wouldn't kill you even if they had the option to. People are generally really nice in the game.
Not when 76 first started... Players were very bad for griefing I couldn't get anywhere without getting killed until Bethesda fixed it
@@joshualocklear6284 sucks to be you I've never had that nor have any friends or anyone who I know has been killed like that and I pre orders so I've been playing since start
@@devlenruby6681 not really I don't game 24/7 unlike some people cuz I work 7 days a week so it doesn't bother me.
That’s the issue with a lot of those open world pvpve games, They never have a good incentive beyond just griefing and being a dick for killing players, So no one does it
Nobody plays it either
When it comes to achievement rarity, especially on Steam, I've noticed it's rarely a matter of the achievements being difficult. It's more of a matter of the rarer achievements being obtuse, boring, or "just plain not fun" to try and obtain. For example, who really wants to play as every character in Mortal Kombat (9) for 24 hours each? The bases in Diamond City fall under the "obtuse" category in my opinion. Just reading the description of "Homerun", I thought it was related to the "Touchdown" achievement for getting blown up by a Super Mutant Suicider. Until the internet told me otherwise, I thought to get a homerun I would need to send a ghoul's head flying with a baseball bat.
Honestly this one is probably both, since while not difficult it's still a few minutes done sidetracking your train of thought for something only really achivement hunters care about
While watching I instantly went to Diamond City in my mind think about where I actually go there. It basically comes down to the market to sell stuff and get materials for settlement builds, and sometimes Nick's office. That's it. And I'm hardly the only person who doesn't think about actively running in a circle for an achievement.
Another thing with achievements on steam is, that everyone who owns a game is eligible for the achievements, even if they have never installed or launched the game.
There's also the fact that most Fallout players don't really know anything about baseball.
One of the Diamond City guards tells you should run the bases.
Lol the only reason I knew about Homerun is because I listened to a Diamond City Guard when he said "Feeling bored? Run the bases!", then noticed they were numbered
I legitimately thought the home run achievement had something to do with using the baseball bat with the perk that yeets enemies or knocking an enemy's head off.
I tried for hours before looking it up...
i feel your pain, did the exact same thing
Same
Baseball bat would have been more fun
I'm currently in the middle of my perfect run of Fallout 4 where I get every perk, collectible, and achievement in the game. I fully believed the achievement was part of Big Leagues or using the 2076 Bat. Would have NEVER gotten the achievement if it wasn't for this video
I thought the same thing
The reason for the Mill worker achievement having a low completion rate is due to a clipping issue on the railing you walk on to get the final few ingots that are on the roof (the place at 14:36). At least for me on 360, I always had to do some crazy stuff to jump up there without me falling through the map and having my game crash.
As someone who got all sugared up and beverageer, I'm fairly certain they are so rare because a) one of the recipe books is infamous for glitching out and not being obtainable without using a obscure power armor & explosives glitch to get the book back into the world and b) all sugared up has two painful drawbacks as most craftable nuka drinks only last around 5 seconds and If you explored the wastes before finding out about the trophy most of those insects do not respawn, so c) most people are not gonna make a fresh character and rush to nuka world vastly under-leveled like a speedrunner would, if their main character got a glitched book or all the insects were already dead, they were shit outta luck.
Me… 😂 except I tried the power armour/explosives exploit and couldn’t get it to work for like 2 hours. Then was like… welp I’m not going to sleep well at night til I 100% this. So new character it was.
This is what happened to me, and my nuka world star cards glitched so I can’t finish my main quest lol:/
on the last pont of sugared up.
exactly taht and not to mention that stimpacks are just SO common and strong that there isnt a need to try to juggle drinks mid combat when you can just stim up and keep fighting. (so unless you are chevo hunting you probly wont get it naturall)
anime pfp 💀
what is the trophy?
I was so weirded out when I found out my grandfather had a platinum trophy in fallout 4 and had heaps less time playing it than me, I haven't touched his save since he died since it's the holy platinum game he has
You have a cool grandpa. My own parents dont even play video games. My grandparents sure as hell never did.
Your grandfather was an achievement hunter, and it looks like the genes to trophy hunt didn't pass on.
@@grimmcalypso396 had*
@@spinni5767 talk about unnecessary
@@Soahtzola yep but oh well
I never used pick pocketing in New Vegas so when I was going for the achievement I looked up some guides to see if I could complete it fast and I learned that someone that's part of The Kings has bubblegum in their inventory. Now every time you pickpocket them and take his bubblegum it would respawn back in his inventory so I did that 50 times and boom easy achievement.
I just pickpocketed ncr dog tags to give to the legion so i could unlock the legion safe house.
There is also the blonde gal in vault 22, which I normally do
Reverse pickpocketing is the best though
I ended up getting this achievement simply by pickpocketing keys, quest papers, and unique weapons
7:40 The reason most people don't have the 'Good Grief!' Achievement is cause we know or game sucks, but we are there to have fun and chill, not troll and murder. If you join as a fresh character, and ask for help, you will most likely get help.
That teddy bear behemoth scared the living hell out of me. I picked that up on one of my first playthroughs back in the day and swarmed me before I knew what was happening
I'm surprised "Mill Worker" wasn't higher since the Perforator is such a good weapon. Scoped, silenced, uses 5.56 ammo, and automatic but not as strong as scoped rifles.
It’s not hard but I had to restarted it TWICE just because the roof of one of the buildings I fell through it sucked
Yh, but I think of lot of people get stuck as you need to go back into the building and then out again to spawn some ingots near the entrance. Can't remember the exact details.
@@AlchemistOfNirnroot that one always screws me over and I'm running around like what the fuck where are they only to look it up and be like riiiihht
I think mosrt players just aren't interested in collecting what appear to be a random junk item scattered around the area. Been a while since I've played 3 but are there any indicators in-game that suggest collecting *all* the ingots are worth the time aside from needing just a couple for a quest?
Perforator is actually a really bad weapon, pretty bad spread even at 100 SG, worse damage than the xualong sure it's got a can on it but there's better choice
Fallout 76 added achievements months after the game was released meaning the player base died quite a bit but also it was during a huge portion of the melee meta meaning if you tried a lot of times there was no way to fight others unless they are dumb
@Minwon Jang yeah, most of them were. I remember one time long ago when I booted up the game some guy tried to kill me because I was at his camp, but I didn’t have pvp on so I didn’t know why he was shooting me.
@Minwon Jang They are. Because the mentioned rarest achievement of killing 20 players? Add ON LAUNCH. That means post-release achievements are MORE COMMON than this one.
The biggest issue with pickpocketing is that it's RNG-based for typically nothing especially noteworthy in return. I'd rather pass on trying to get something with it than have to deal with save/load.
there is that one guy in Far Harbor with like 20k caps on him, but that's such a ludicrous amount of money that you're forced to kill him to get it
Bethesda's games all have that issue. After a certain point of skill level and perk investment, it should be guaranteed. At least in Skyrim you could get around it with anything that could knock someone over.
@@Mate_Antal_Zoltan good ol’ machete mike…
@@mmmapplesauce1673 I hate how they bring him up when they tell DiMA about all the cool shit you've done for Far Harbor... like come on, he tried to pay me off to steal someone's equipment *and* he's pretty far from the harbor itself, and they have the gall to say "Poor Machete Mike..."
Especially annoying when trying to get the pickpocketing achievement. 100 sneak and a stealth boy and the npcs still catch me 1/4 of times
For benevolent leader all you need is a two-person settlement. Have one settler farming and the other running a level three Bar. Of course, make sure food (2-6), water (3) shelter, and defense (16) are in order. The hard part is just waiting around for the happiness to slowly tick up to 100.
The Homerun Diamond City achievement went right up to Jabo's initial prediction.
5.8 LETS GOOO
I've heard the "run the bases" line so many times and just went "that doesn't sound fun at all".
Not that I ever noticed the bases on the ground.
I beat fallout 4 and explored everywhere and I never noticed it either and that's having diamond as my home. I'm not a sports guy and never knew it was a baseball stadium though.
@@magicmanscott40k I don't mean to be rude. But what did you think it was? Diamond city is named such because it's built on the baseball diamond
@@TH3H3LLR41S3R I think you underestimate how little people care about baseball outside of the US. I have no idea what a "baseball diamond" even is
Just started the vid, can't wait to see benevolent leader. seeing Jabo die internally as he had to do it with the settlement happiness "with no DLC items cuz thats cheating" again will be perfect :)
The only reason I am watching the video
I was thinking that the benevolent leader trophy was a piece of cake but I did it with happiness cats and robots lol (also happiness radios but idk if that was a mod or not...) Without the DLC.. uuhh. I wouldn't even know where to begin!
So the meta strat is just to have one guy manning a bar in the middle of nowhere with a ton of mutfruit and water in the settlement inventory for him, then fill the settlement with items like paintings and random pieces of furniture as by "large settlement" they are referring to the build size. Doing this I managed to get it in ~1 hour from starting, but still a very poorly designed achievement though
@@doughboywhine yup. My sanctuary is a literal sanctuary with walls and everything you could want but the happiness won't rise above 83 or so
5:40 when you mention trueachievements having an 18% unlock rate, you can actually click on the achievement and see the xbox unlock numbers showing 2.45% for pranksters return. The 18% was literally just the site users.
The Ken Griffey Jr Baseball music was fantastic for the Homerun achievement. Loved that game as a kid. Nice nostalgia trip to throw in the video for the few of us that had that game.
I was about 9-10 when I started playing fallout 3. I was exploring around tenpenny tower on maybe my 2nd playthrough, I was using the Junk Jet for funsies, picked up all the junk I could find... including that teddy bear. That fear hit me harder than my first Feral encounter and after I got all leveled up I hunted all the behemoths down. Had my dad look up where they were in his guidebook, didn't even know there was an achievement tied I just wanted revenge 😂
I reverse pickpocket all the time in Fallout 3 and New Vegas. Especially for inventory manipulation to get items NPCs have equipped. Having to take 2 perks to reverse pickpocket *At all* is the real nail in the coffin for the pickpocket achievement.
The only time I ever do it is to get la lounge carbine or threee dogs headwrap
I love to reverse pickpocket grenades :D
@@net343 Try C4.
R U a gay ?
@@AceOfBlackjack way more expensive than satchel charges
Seeing the Benevolent Leader section just reminds me that I'm one of the few obsessed with the Settlement system and aiding the Minutemen. It's something I got on my own account simply because I love the Settlements and building them up to the point I have yet to complete the main storyline.
I’ve finally gotten around to doing a minutemen playthrough and I have to agree. Something about finding ways to work around it’s more janky bits to make your own settlements and trying to make them stand out from eachother with their own identity is just plain fun.
I do the settlement system a lot cuz I feel bad for the people dealing with mutants and raiders. But as I lvl up, the enemies kill my base no problem and I don't want to rebuild it. I love fallout 4 but God being high level sucks
same
i love building settlements so much!
Got Benevolent leader, very unexpectedly, got it on costal cottage with only two settlers present, and one of them was tending bar.. Probably a week after I set up the place and forgot all about it.... never have come close to 100% again, in years.
Im currently playing through Fallout 4 to get some achievements since I only played modded on PC and because I watched this video nearly a year ago the first thing I did when I got to Diamond City was run the bases for the Homerun achievement, thanks Jabo for letting that live rent free in my head haha.
So yeah. I had like 400 hours or so on Fallout 4, this is the first I've heard of Diamond City having bases.
😂😂😂
The guards reference them sometimes
@@randomperson7483 I thought they were referring to running around the bases like as in running around the noodle shack basically in the centre
On PlayStation, one of the rarest achievements is Scav, which just has you collect the magazines around Nuka World.
On xbox one too. Most nuka world achievements are tbh, i guess very few people bothered to buy the dlc
@@Gabe413 yep wondered that too.
Is that koikatsu piper? Lmao
@@lolsluls995 piper with anime fallout mod
One thing to keep in mind when it comes to the achievements on Steam for Fallout is that if you install any mods whatsoever, it disables the ability to get achievements, and I would say a vast majority of the people that play Fallout 4 and NV run mods on it. So it's probably less that people aren't doing these things, and more that the people that are simply don't unlock them because they're playing a modded version of the game.
FNV doesn't disable them with mods, unless that changed. I do know that opening the console disables them for the current play session
You can open it and not suffer the consequences, it’s when you try running a command that disables achievements
the fallout4 mod "achievement enabler" corrects that problem :)
(for pc player at least)
@@vivienschahl3317 there is also a mod that gives you every achievement. But since it gives every achievement at once it is easy to see who has used it.
on xbox you have you have to have the mods enabled, so i always figured it was the same on everything else
As someone playing FONV for the first time in eight years and going for all the achievements I was missing, I'm doing my part! I wish Bethesda had added achievements to FO3 when they finally fixed it by removing GFWL a few months ago.
I hope you have fun!!!! I wish I can back and play that game for the first time. I really hope we get a remake or a sequel because console new Vegas is a sad sight without any mods.
I actually have the incredibly rare double 100% Fallout 3 achievement for my Xbox live gamerscore, because I got 100% completion on a 360 and on PC before GFWL was shut down.
@@vxicepickxv what's GFWL
@@dabtican4953 Games for Windows Live. Was Microsoft's old online gaming service in the mid 2000s that you could link with an XBL account to unlock achievements in stuff like Halo 2 Vista. It was absolutely horrible lol.
Idk about "fixed"
I'm pretty sure all you need for Benevolent Leader is 1 settler, a crap ton of food and water for him, a bed, and a bar. That's it.
That's what I did.
Both me and my father got beverageer on accident. I did it because I was doing a no stimpack run and the mixed drink can be a nice replacement. My father got it because he's a causal completsionest, collect every named item, befriending every special trader, does every quest etc. He got it because he had all the recipes but had never crafted any, so he crafted them all. Then got the achievement.
Watching these live was a treat, even the torturous grind of Benevolent Leader.
Great stuff as always Jabo!
you can cheese the benevolent leader achievment pretty easily (for casual playthroughs/achievment hunters)
get to the red rocket station near sanctuary, built a water pump, built the hightest tier bar, get one settler to work the bar and make sure there is enough food in the workshop.
now you just wait or go after other achievments.
Exactly what I did, but what was important was that you make sure you don’t run supply lines to red rocket or any place your doing 100% happiness, otherwise for some reason the happiness becomes shared with other settlements which means that you also have to boost the other settlements happiness
@@philipguzman8162 Weird, I ran a supply line for the food and water and it worked just fine for me. I just set a settler in a remote settlement with a bar and instant achievement
@@b3stnoobever hmmm, they probably fixed it then
Here are the percentages on Xbox
Homerun! 4.52%
Prankster's Return 2.45%
The Bigger They Are... 7.20%
Good Grief! 3.90%
Benevolent Leader 0.74%
Artful Pocketer 1.78%
Up to the Challenge 1.36%
Combat Veteran 1.33%
Pros Only 0.98%
Caravan Master 2.00%
Mill Worker 5.35%
Beverageer 0.34%
All Sugared Up 0.30%
All Sugared Up is so rare because the enemies dont spawn back so you had to have done it before Nuka Worlds story and most people didnt so it was unobtainable for a lot of people.
Also Beverageer can be glitches as well. One of the recipes can glitch through the building it's on top of and fall under the map. They can also get blown around by enemies and explosions which can make them nigh impossible to find.
I've noticed the rare achievements are usually things you have to go out of your way to do.
Most people just play the game, doing the main quest, and maybe a few side quests here and there. The vast majority are not putting 400 hours into repairing the Castle, or turning Sanctuary into Tranquility Lane.
The achievements that are passive therefore get tons more. People who play for 60hrs and move on make up the majority of the player base.
TO quote my other comment here:
"So basically rarest achivements are those that are tied to mechanics that most people don't give a shit about like pickpocketing or nuka mixing. Why waste time looking for nuka colas to mix when i can use rad x, rad away and stimpak all that i have in the hundreds and have the same effect that most nuka mixes have? Why pickpocket when i can just kill a guy and get ALL items he has? Or if im intent on stealing shit just go to empty house and steal everything there with minimal risk."
Also as a european i don't know anything about baseball (other than the bats are nice i had one in the past).
As a person who has every trophy in every Fallouts 3, 4 and New Vegas, I can say that Benevolent Leader is easily the most difficult. It took me around 30 hours to get and I was only able to get it with the Vault-Tec workshop dlc which made it super easy.
i got the good grief achievement in f76 with a friend, sometimes we would duel with the single action revolver(double action? idk) like an wild west standoff or something.
Single-action = You have to manually pull the hammer back before each shot
Double-action = Gun does that for you
On a single action revolver when you pull the trigger to fire a SINGLE ACTION takes place. Your hammer drops.
On a double action revolver when you pull the trigger to shoot, TWO ACTIONS take place, the hammer will be pulled back and then it falls
@@GaMeRfReAkLIVE i know that, the problem is that i don't remember witch one we were using at the time, we did this just a few days after the game release.
I don't know if this was changed but when I was doing all achievements in F76 then Good Grief was one of the HARDEST achievements because there was no pvp servers and I couldn't find anyone that would help me, I had to grind through the battle royale mode and it took me quite a lot of hours because I sucked at it and killing anyone was a miracle in Nuclear Winter mode.
I got the achievement before they added Nuclear winter which made getting it 1,000x harder. It didn't help that bounties were becoming increasingly rare so I had to basically keep an eye out on the pvp based events (like monster mash). Felt awful after but I eventually got it
My ape brained friends started a war with quad tesla users at my camp so that's how I got mine.
Wasn't even happy I got the 20G. Lost so many caps and building supplies.
I'll never stop thanking the gods for giving me the settlement one easily. I did it without DLC, just added a lot of beds and fruits to the settlement and eventually, randomly, I got it
I think the highest I ever gotten was 85 percent. Mostly cuz doing every settlement got expensive after awhile and had to stop and actually finish the game.
funny enough, i actually got the bigger they fall on accident thanks to a challenge going on between me and a friend, we had a goal to fill megatons home with one specific junk item of the other's choosing. i told him to fill his house with toy cars and he told me to fill mine with teddy bears. we had a goal of either filling it until crashing or just having at least 300 of them. i got up to something like 124-127 teddy bears before we lost interest in the challenge and thanks to me scouring for all of them or buying them i ran into that one! that spawns the behemoth.... then spent the next 30 minutes dying and reloading trying to kill that behemoth since i was out of stimpacks and low on ammo. good memories
I remember back on 360 I had every achievement on FO3 except for the Mill Worker one and being absolutely determined to get it as well. I spent several weeks scouring the map at 99/100, cross-referenced tons of guides and videos with the location of every single one, and eventually gave in to the conclusion that the last one had gone through the ground somehow so I couldn't get it without restarting my entire playthrough and doing it all over again. I simply never bothered, and it annoyed me so much that I ended up not even giving New Vegas a fair shake until years later. It's a real shame too because until that point I'd really enjoyed it and I think it's a real shame a single bethesda funny oopsie moment, the first one I'd even noticed in all that time somehow, tainted my view of the whole thing afterwards for as long as it did.
You know what? I got almost 800 hours in Fallout 4 I really ought to go do the last few achievements. Cheers Jabo.
“Good grief” at the start was bit easier as hardcore works, people actually doing Hunter/hunted AND the BR mode actually counted towards the achievement
True. The influx of legacies have also made PVP annoying. It’s not really fun to get insta-killed.
I have some myself, but i only ever use them in PVE, or unless someone else is also using legacies against me.
Also Survival mode where PvP was always on.
As someone who has 100% Fallout 4’s achievements, they really aren’t that hard, I just think that some of them may just be more out of the way to the point where a casual player wouldn’t easily find them
Same I’ve 100% completed all of them even though they didn’t count since I have mods 🤷🏻♂️.
All Sugared Up is slightly BS if you don’t consciously do it, because once the parks are clear, the creatures don’t respawn. If you are though, then yeah no problem. I’m also shocked the Quantum X-01 isn’t an achievement, I’d love to see that completed stat.
@@BranHawk775 yeah that took a while to get lol
@@BranHawk775 Collecting all 32 Star Cores would be a better idea, as its easier to Power Armor glitch into the Quantum X-01 area instead of trying to get all 32 Star Cores.
I don't even know how baseball works as a non-American, so that guy telling me to run the bases meant absolutely nothing to me.
I had my game running as I went to bed so I could get 100% happiness in Sanctuary, I put around 30 medicine stores throughout the settlement as just waited on a couch in the middle of the street, I even had moments where the settlement's happiness dropped to 91% randomly, or settlers unassigning themselves from their jobs, causing the happiness to drop even more.
The problem with All Sugared Up for me is the fact that once you've properly cleared most of the areas in Nuka-World, there are very few things to kill. Also the fact that the nuka-colas you drink HAVE to be the crafted varieties.
Exactly, I had to start a new character because of this on my end
So, if I go Newka Cola I am good?
@@Hunne2303 I don't believe so; I think it has to be a recipe flavor. It's easiest to do with Nuka-Sunrise or Nuka-Power as they both give buffs that last for 8 minutes. The Nuka-Sunrise recipe is much easier to get. I'd personally recommend the bloodworms in Dry Rock Gulch to get the kills. Hope this helps
I think the main reason that PVP isn't a bigger thing in FO76 is because the player base, in general, is just so goddamned nice. People will usually fall all over themselves to give you items and goodies if you're lower level. Seems like there's way more focus on helping each other than on fighting each other. Even Bethesda made remarks that they were very surprised that players weren't killing each other way more often than they do.
It’s weird. Games that expect you to be vicious end up with nice communities and games that expect you to cooperate end up with vicious toxic backstabbers.
Yeah I have to admit I have thousands of hours spread across 3, new vegas, and 4 from the Xbox to PC, but not once have I ever reverse pickpocketed a grenade onto an NPC. I have done it in 1 and 2 however.
In new vegas I did an entire play through based around only using explosives and reverse pickpocketing was the most reliable way of killing anyone
I got the bigger they are achievement in fallout 3 several times
how tf is the "eyes on the prize" achievement not mentioned ... single handly drove all trophy hunters to insanity and has a 0.3%
"See you guys in 2022" He says as I'm about to enter 2023 in less than 3 hours
Fun fact: in FNV the GRA challenge (three stars one) that requires you to kill 5 ADULT Deathclaws with either a silenced pistol or something else (i forgot) actually works on Young Blind Deathclaws.
A recharger Rifle or pistol
You don't have to shoot them with the silenced .22 for the whole health bar, just the killing blow. If you're a guns player, shoot them in the legs with an anti material rifle to cripple the legs and bring down the health bar. Once you think you've brought it down far enough, just plink 'em with the .22 till they die.
@@dickkickem3834 these pointers are very good to know
@@dickkickem3834 That's how I did it.
Hey! I remember getting the 100 steel ingots achievement as a kid. Also those last 2 Fallout 4 achievements are likely considered as rare because they are DLC achievements and the game is probably also counting players who don't own that DLC.
Exactly, if you look at Achievement Rarities across all Xbox/Windows games the rarest achievements are always DLC ones moreso even than most ultra hard achievements in games. The only way that could be occuring so consistently would be if they're counting everyone who's played the game at all even if they don't have the DLC.
It also just wasn’t that great of a dlc
@@ericdykstra4545 Ah I see, honestly I was so disappointed by Fallout 4 that I didn't even bother giving it a second playthrough let alone touching the dlcs
Looking back I can see how hard to get this achievement is, but the Benevolent Leader I got by accident in one of my past playthroughs. I was pretty proud to get such a rare achievement by accident, on my own and with no help, but that happiness quickly turned to grief when that save game bugged out and became inaccessible.
Happy to say I’ve 100%d Fallout 4 so I have multiple of the rarest trophies! Working on New Vegas at the moment. I think a big thing for all sugared up is that a lot of the enemies that count are in the earliest areas so you may kill most of them before you really use the Nuka mixers. A lot of people just never use them, and a lot of the easiest mixes only last for a few seconds
I played little league baseball from age 7 to age 13 and I automatically ran the bases at Diamond City (Fenway Park) as soon as I was allowed in. Every little leaguer’s dream is to run the bases in any big league park, let alone getting a chance to run the bases at Fenway, even in a video game. I didn’t know that it was an official achievement when I did it… but you bet I had a big smile on my face when the Xbox achievement flashed on the screen!
-Oh! Big props/points to you @ItsJabo for sneaking in the main menu music from “Ken Griffey Jr. Presents Major League Baseball” for the N64: 2:09 and 10:33 That dose of 90’s childhood nostalgia means a lot… and you sir, are a gentleman and a scholar and you have a subscriber for life. Thanks bro.
4:33 Put the wrong pole LUL
I think what makes the beverageer harder to obtain is that one of the recipes in dry rock gulch glitches for some players through the floor landing under the building and you have to use grenades to blow it out or use the power armor wall glitch just to get it
Benevolent Leader was actually quite easy to get for me, I just had 1 person in a settlement and had trade routes bring them food, and had that 1 person man the bar. Got 100% happiness within just a couple hours of adventuring.
thats basically what i did too...though it was a last ditch effort after trying to build a settlement correctly
Howd you get one person in a settlement?
@@magicmanscott40k I nabbed Outpost Zimonja, and sent a guy from Sanctuary Hills there so he was just alone.
@@samuels1245 oh that's smart
Bro I was legit trying to take a break from OSRS for 5 MINUTES and you hit me with that banger at 7:17...
I just checked the Homerun achievement, expecting to see it higher, but funny enough, it sits at exactly 5.8%. You did it.
I like the breakdowns you give of each achievement. Especially cool that you show you getting a bunch of them.
The production you put into this video is amazing, it deserves so much more attention!
I'm pretty sure "Homerun" achievement from FO4 is rare, because not everyone knows what Diamond City is based off while also knowing about the rules of baseball.
True. Never did one of the guards tell me abou running the bases
@@pauldecaro1416 a guard told me one and my prompt was to "find home base"
Ngl, if someone doesn't know either of those, they're kinda stupid
@@jamstheshapeshifter I mean I get not knowing what field Diamond City is based off of. But it's very obviously Baseball.
@@jamstheshapeshifter Not everyone knows how to play baseball
I remember doing The Bigger They Are... not too recently, and I went through the various locations, with the Jury Street Metro Station being the last one, since I wanted to role-play as having "incidentally" coming across the Search Party Logs (and thus starting the Searching for Cheryl unmarked quest) and "unknowingly" advancing towards the Jury Street Metro Behemoth.
When I got there, I was ambushed by an Albino Radscorpion, so I lured it over towards the overturned train car, with the Teddy Bear in the cage, and initiated the Behemoth's spawning. They both fought each other while *another* Albino Radscorpion had been randomly spawned by the game and proceeded to attack the Behemoth as well. While both Radscorpions had lost, the Behemoth (who had lost track of me as I was in Sneak Mode) wandered off a bit and managed to spot 2 robots (a Sentry Bot & a Mr. Gutsy, IIRC. One of them was definitely a Sentry Bot). After the 2 robots were defeated, I shot the Behemoth in the leg with the Dart Gun (a must-have item in any playthrough, IMO) and drilled multiple Sniper rounds into its head.
It was quite enjoyable to see how the various random spawns of the game world had worked together (even it unintentionally) to bring down a single foe.
I liked the mill worker achievement. Exploring the steelyard was pretty fun. Also that area up the scaffolding is a blast furnace in case you were wondering. Going inside is lethal, if the fall doesn't kill you, then the extreme radiation will.
Unpopular opinion: People stopped reverse pickpoceting, when people realized that noone had anything worth reverse pickpoceting for.
I just save the perks for that occasion, sure it took a while but it was worth it
Thats far from an unpopular opinion my friend.
Those nuka-cola achievements suffer the same issue as the gem powered scroll spiders in the Skyrim DLC. Requiring a person to go to a single specific location on the map. Then spend valuable, and or one of a kind items to produce for either achievement. So to frequently use it being even more rare doesn't seem too unlikely.
For the beverager one, my game glitched so I had to noclip to collect one of the recipes, which I did because I looked it up and saw others having the same issue. So another reason that one's done less could be that people got the same glitch on either console or survival mode without a mode that re-enables the console
500+ Hours in Fallout 4 and I swear I've never heard that bit of dialogue from the diamond city security guard.
The fact that i was vibing to the runescape music makes this whole video even better
hey Jabo just wanted to tell you you're doing a great job loving your content recently keep it up
Oh my god... I don't feel like I earned the platinum for FO4 at all... Benevolent leader took me A FULL WEEK of just letting the game idle to get. I felt nothing, complete apathy
Same here. I was so burned out getting the plat for FO4 on PlayStation I didn’t play another game for 6 months.
I was on ps4 and I had a bug where sometimes when I fast travel away it bugs and says that I have like 35 people in my settlement and when I fast travel back it goes back to 20 so I had to stay and do nothing or it will bug just to platinum the game
I can see the nuka cola achievement being the rarest since every time I play RPG games I am too afraid to use consumables bcos what If I need them somewhere down the line so I usually end up playing the entire game never using one. I have finished New Vegas way too many times and never used a chem now that I think about it.
Same...the only thing I sometimes use (if I remember to use it) is Jet. All other chems stay "mint condition"...collector items. I got a stinkload of stims anyways, use them often and the amount still goes up and up and up...
The thing you gotta remember with fallout 4 is that if you have a single mod, achievements no longer work. Most the DLC has low rates of completion, but many are supper easy to complete
Tip for benevolent leader, you don’t need dlc’s, you need 5 people at a settlement, 4 tier 3 shops, and 5 mutfruit plants. Assign each 4 settlers to each shop and the last to the mutfruits and sleep until 100% happiness.
I think with Beverageer, some of the recipe books usually clip through the floor when they spawn, so that discourages a fair amount of people who go for that. Then, they don't bother to do the follow up achievement with the crafted drinks
I can assure, getting all the achievements in Fallout 4, is a pretty big undertaking.
Oh, don’t get me wrong it’s not fun or worth it at all, but it’s quite the to-do list.
Getting all the ending and getting a 100% happiness was so fucking brain numbing
I think Mill Worker is rare since you really gotta search for all of them, and it's easy to miss one or two so you gotta backtrack a ton
It's funny that 2 years ago, the achievements above the rarest 5 achievements for New Vegas were those. Like, now, players are more likely to collect all the snowglobes, than kill the president, complete Caesar's questline, heal 10k health with food, or win 30 games of Caravan.
Spending Christmas watching Jabo vids. Oh dear god
I remember when I was playing on PS4 and was trying to get benevolent leader and my happiness rose to 97% only for it to start dropping for no reason. And it dropped hard. Here’s a quick solution to this. Have a dialogue option that allowed you to ask the people around you what you can do to make it happier for them.
Normally they'll just comment on it in passing, but I think that stops after 70% or something. A dialogue option would be nice, though.
Update: just played fallout 4 recently again and thus fucking thing is still broken. Got up to 98 this time but then it just dropped for no fucking reason
@@thetrophygamer3606 so turns out bars increase happiness by 40 divided by however many settlers you have, so you may need a few of them, I think dogs increase happiness as well if you buy them
@@Shinyspddmn I loaded the settlement with around 10 bars and the random encounter for buying dogs from the random guy who sells them never appeared in my whole run. I went to level 75 btw so idk where he is or if he randomly got killed cause of any number of random shit I fought
@@Shinyspddmn That'd mean you'll always need half of the Settlers assigned to a bar to get to 100%. Assuming it works properly, because of course, with Bethesda most things don't.
I really love caravan lmao always love a hardcore playthru and playing caravan with everyone i met and feels really atached to it. Roleplay ftw
The steel ingots in all version are buggy and their is always a chance for about 3 to 4 of them to spawn outside the map. Happened to me twice.
Never happens on Xbox 360.
@@BLK_MN lies it happened to me there as well. It's a coding issue with meshes.
it's just in a cart in a small room, you walk through it first before going out to the steel yard.
Oh yeah I remember having to glitch under the map lol. It sucked
12:19 ngl I played fallout NV since it came out in 2010 and I have never seen the challenge tab or known of its existence until right this minute
I found someone on reddit that gave the perfect way to get benevolent leader. Find a fresh settlement, supply it from another settlement and then manually put one settler in there with a bed, a water pump, a turret, and a lvl 3 bar. Assign the settler to the bar and then go do some other stuff checking in time to time- it took awhile for it to tick to 100 but it finally popped and that achievement can finally stop haunting me
I got the Benevolent Leader achievement by complete accident.
I used Hangman's Alley as a sort of home base where I caught dogs (Wasteland Workshop) and built robots (Automatron). One day, the settlement reached 100% happiness, somehow. I had a single robot there along with the dozen dogs I caught in cages and got with the creation club. Yeah idk, one happy ass robot got me the achievement lol
My benevolent leader achievement story is that when I saw a settlement I put every necessity thing there: food, meds, water, some rugs that boost happiness, pets, Vault 88 stuff and some stores and the first settler I got it was 100%. Not saying the achievement isn't hard but somehow I got lucky
Same, I just got it once. I don’t even think I was at my settlement when it popped but that was like 6 years ago so who knows
Did you listen what he says? No DLC stuff. Vault 88 is DLC stuff.
@@makxx91 yes I watched the video but I told my story but I also stated that the achievement is bullshit trying to do base game
I like the video Jabo, but it's kind confusing for me to follow, you jump from one game to another and back to the previous one and one more time to the next one. I just wonder if doing one game then jump to next one wouldn't be better? Again nice video, keep it up buddy.
He did it based on percentage of completion, descending
I have over 400 hours into fallout 4 and I can honestly say that I don’t ever remember a guard saying that line to me ever. Never knew that was a achievement.
The dogs from the creation club make getting Benevolent Leader SOOOO much easier to get