And it wouldn't be too OP because the trade-off for no spoilage is that you aren't carrying it with you... so it only spoils with it on you. And it would also be nice if it wasn't limited to 1, so you could build more if you needed more space. (don't know what the limit is now)
They could make the refrigerator so much more useful. It would be nice if the fridge combined Good With Salt 3 and Thru Hiker 3. That would be an atomic shop item that would be an all time best seller.
@@madogwindhelm4414 ... That information doesn't in any way help them. Cooler's aren't freezers and it was just a different version of the fridge. Just saying...
@@notdeadyet8150 YES! Could work just like the brewing station. Same idea anyway. We put it in our pockets and it will eventually ferment into booze. We put it in a fermenter and it happens fast. Take somethign frozen from the freezer, thaw it out in your pocket for a long time or in a "microwave" or something to have it happen faster. If only ANYONE could think of such a system. One day, we will have a chosen one to say to Todd "You know, you guys are really boning people with useless crap that sucks. Have you thought of maybe... Useful stuff that doesn't suck? Just an idea." And Todd will hear him. Then we'll just have useful things to have to overpay for.
i always use the fire circle or hot tub instead of a bed because if you put a stash box or vendor near the fire circle, you can interact with the stash box while you wait for your well rested bonus to proc. they are both under the misc tab
I love the personal terminal, I just wish there was a desktop version. I love the style as it was a historical accurate dumb terminal, I would love a more advanced version where we can send messages to others, leave messages and play various holotapes; maybe even a way to keep all of our holotapes stored there.
I just wish the personal terminal would list ALL the possible solo daily events instead of just the usual three! I LOVE your idea of being able to leave messages for camp owners on these terminals!! Kinda useless doing the "awesome camp" emote, and the owner isn't home and is not on your team.
"I.O.U all the gourds in your garden. Sorry" I do agree though, especially the holotapes. I have magazine racks in my upper floor, next to my bobblehead stand. Then I have a desk with some plushies and various small items to show off. I would love some sort of holotape or note display. I enjoy collection sets, such as the tales from the West Virginia hills series. I would love something maybe even with unique slots instead of filling it with the 100+ Who goes there pt 2 I've gathered. Ideally I would love some sort of la noire/ Nick Valentine detective type room. All holotapes and notes, along with some detective case files for display. I would love some sort of message system also, I have always had my camp near the Wayward since I started playing, I really suck when it comes to building and the thought of moving my entire camp and redoing it haunts me. I often leave freebies like stims and radaway from events, low tier ammo etc. I love this community, but I wish we had more in terms of communicating. Barely anyone uses a mic, which isn't a terrible thing, but we need more than just a couple emotes. I couldn't imagine anything weirder than being the people below level 30 that I fast travel to from across the map, sporting my stealth armor with a big fuckin sheeps head (not the mascot) from the encrypted event, sprinting towards them and dropping 100 stims and 50 radaway, doing a salute emote, followed by a heart, and then running off into the wastes never to be seen again. Again I love the community and how helpful it can be, but outside of reciting a fallout 76 beginners guide from youtube in game, my emotes can't do much to explain the basics of food and water in game, and being aware of diseases, that they should get the bed plans asap because sleeping on the floor can also give diseases. I do love this game, and the updates continue to bring me back. But every time we get a new update, I see tonnes of level 1-10 running around near my base, some may be alts sure. But the game really doesn't tell you enough. I played this game with a friend, who hadn't played a fallout game before, the lack of depth when starting is actually overwhelming. When a game requires you to refer to the wiki constantly in your first few days, I think there's definitely more the devs can do to explain wtf is going on. The amount of people I see spawn in, and then run completely the other way of the Wayward. (Idk if that's some kind of alt account meta or if you can skip shit by going straight towards the lumber yard) But I'm sure it can't be a coincidence. If you aren't used to the hud, aren't used to markers on the compass, or simple don't look in the corner to see what your quest is, you can have quite a rough start if you simply turn right, without looking left to see the robot or the stairs you're meant to go down. The amount of times a fresh player has stumbled into my base, which again is on the river almost right next to the Wayward, but they come to my base and ask what they're supposed to do or how they can start building etc. I then emote follow me and walk them to the Wayward and hope they manage to work it out. Sorry for the rant that was much longer than I wanted it to be. One final thing, I made a support ticket a couple days back about the Forbidden Knowledge quest and if I had bugged/softlocked it. I explained I had been playing since 2020, after the legacy paint was removed, I have the Knight paint, but in my near 700 hours, doing the quest what feels like at least 200 times, with a supposed 5% drop chance of power armor paint, I never got another piece. So I messaged support about it, and if the paints were indeed still even a drop, that I couldn't afford the near millions of caps some people are asking for them, and that I would go as far as using fallout 1st atoms to pay for it, I just wanted to put my sanity at ease. This is also what we know in the business as foreshadowing. The reply I got from them was "Thank you for contacting the Bethesda Support Team. I am more than happy to help you purchase these items for 1200 Atoms. Do keep in mind that we are unable to offer items that were available during Events, from Seasons, Fallout 1st or Nuclear Winter retroactively.
Thank you for your understanding.
Please let me know when you wish to proceed!
Warm Regards, Bethesda Customer Support" Mf didn't answer anything to do with me asking about the quest or the drop rates, if they still exist etc. I'm kind of mad that I can actually just pay real money for the plans I've been trying to get since I first learned they were a thing, I just really love the Elder paint. Completely unrelated now and quite a reach. But how far does that go. I was surprised they actually entertained the idea of me using atoms to buy something like power armor plans. If I would potentially get banned for buying these items from another player (irl money I ain't got millions of caps) But Bethesda it just work themselves are fine with me buying it from them. What would the limits be here. I'm also surprised at the price. These mfs selling a patio table and chairs for half the price they'd sell me the plans I've been looking for since day one. What's the limits. Plans, camp items. Stuff from the atom store that isn't in the store at the moment I can understand. Could I buy a set of armour. Could I buy a legendary x-01 left leg because I ran out of materials trying to craft my god roll. COULD I BUY A FUCKIN LEGACY BOOM BOOM LASER RIFLE? I'm certain they have to draw the line somewhere. But it would be interesting to know where that line is.
Would be awesome since we aren't allowed to type to each other yet voice is completely fine?? 76 seems to care about crafting your camps but they don't give us anything else beneficial for it, like you said- leaving messages, maybe how many visitors you get, how long they stay, etc. I like being those camps where the newbies get to experience all the cool perks that boost you from lvl 5 - 50 in a few grinds lol
Ammo converter is the worst interface I've ever seen for what it's doing. Don't know why they're leaving it this way. It actually makes me angry. There's no valid reason to make the thing so much of a pain to use. So I don't. That's all I have to say about this.
@@MrSnivvel Mods aren't supported, I don't, won't, shouldn't have to use them. Also, that is HARDLY the point. Modders shouldn't be fixing the game while the dicks getting paid to make it good just nerf damage and say they're listening to us.
Yep, i used it like twice lol. i just farm the ski resort for cans, hop server, rinse repeat lol. The only ammo camp item i use is the one that generates ammo at 200 stack. It's a nice little supplemental for my grind.
@@EQOAnostalgia what are you getting from the cans? If your after lead you can mine lead ore at hornwright testing site number 4 or lucky hole mine has a crap ton, steel you can just kill all the mutants in hunterville and outside of west tek and scrap there weapons with scrapper on and you have a couple hundred steal from it.
TIP: put your expensive fusion generator in a prefab structure (the seedy shed works perfectly for this) so if your camp does get attacked, the enemies will destroy the prefab instead. Then you only have to spend the resources to repair the prefab (which is like a couple of concrete wood or steel) instead of whatever the heck a fusion generator’s repair cost is. (Also, I thought you the fusion generator plan for free from doing the various powering up Poseidon type events, along with the other generator plans, like the wind turbine.) -I find the makeshift solar panels really useful, I think they produce 5 power, and the crafting ingredients required are a lot easier to come by. Iirc, They don’t need screws or other mats needed for weapon/armor crafting. They’re great if your camp doesn’t need a whole fusion generator to power it. Plus, they’re easy to place, have a small footprint, and sort of function as their own power pylon because the connector is elevated enough you can usually avoid cables intersecting errors. Also you can hide them on top of pre-existing power lines, and wire it up to make it look like you’re pulling power from the pole.
Artillery is largely useless, but One fun thing about it: I’m 99% sure it’s blast radius is effected by grenadier, and the damage might also be tied to demo expert (it was in 4 at least) so I imagine you could also buff it with that explosive radius magazine and maybe the explosive bobblehead, to just blanket a location with explosions. I once set up my camp in artillery range of a workshop occupied by super mutants. So when I spawned in, The “take workshop” event would trigger, I’d throw my arty grenade into the area, collect a good amount of XP from killing mutants all while sitting and watching fireworks! Then If I felt like it, I’d claim the workshop and farm the defend/retake events for XP, quest rewards, and score.
As long as you don't place your fusion generator on open ground or near the C.A.M.P. module it should be fine. Remember, attacking mobs spawn near your C.A.M.P. module. If your fusion generator is safely placed inside and protected by walls (and stairs, yeah, stairs -> the end-game boss for NPCs) then you'll have a good time. For my peace of mind I also slap a shotgun turret near the fusion generator, just in case some molerat decides to do the "beam me up Scotty" maneuver.
Solar panels are A tier for me. They don't require gears to craft and are silent. They are the perfect generator for workshops as they won't use up all the workshop scrap so you basically can set up a workshop for free instead of using large generators which will cost you gears.
@@okonkwojones I have Artillery, Demolition Perk card maxed with double radius explosion perk does have effect as I've tried with and without cards. It's much exciting If your camp is close to a heavy enemy spawn location such as a Queen mirlak or Super Mutants. I like to drop Artillery on just about anything now that we have 2 camps available.
Those type of generators are more useful for workshops to power up extractors for resources and advanced turrets to protect them. For camps, unless you are going primitive, you would need too many around the camp taking up build budgets. From my experience, unless you get a nuke dropped where your camp is located, damage doesn't happen that often.
If I recall correctly the popcorn machine wasn't actually on the scoreboard, but a direct reward for doing a two week long challenge during the Halloween event.
That's true and I hope we see it again this year. Damn I want it. I take all popcorn I see when I visit camps. Each Popcorn refills 25% of the thirst and hunger meters and it can hold like 12. It counts as pre war food during challenges and it never spoils. Definitely will be essential when I get it.
@@Deadsea_1993 I hadn't realized it counted as prewar food, but I usually have tons of Halloween candy from monster mash for the challenges. I like to have mine up and open for visitors; same as with water purifiers.
@@Deadsea_1993 I leave my popcorn machine out in a visible area for just that reason! Stop on by! I also put popcorn in my vending machine for zero caps.
@@caspiansfriend I do the same, popcorn and purified water are in my vending machine at 0 caps. Plus I don't lock my water purifiers, I only lock my extractors if I'm camped at a location that has a resource pit, ammo machine and my collectron. Everything else, food, water, fertilizer, turbo fert, all available for anyone in need.
I'm a hoarder and pick up loads of ammo I never use so Ammo Converter is useful for me. Brahmin is mostly for immersion for me, Chicken Coop produces plenty of fertilizer and I'm not bothered about the milk.
I love the weight Bench which adds 10kgs carry weight for 30 minutes. Generally I sleep, play a musical instrument, use the punching bag, ride the bike, use the fortune teller machine that's nice for extra luck, and then the weight bench, great to increase your stats.
I have one camp where the Artillery Cannon is useful. I have a camp built on the water tower that's next to the Palace of The Winding Path. The Artillery cannon can be pretty helpful for coverage of one of the lanes (if theres not enough people to properly do the event). However it's still situational even then.
Farmable dirt tiles seem pretty essential, since not all locations have access to soil, or have it at the right spot; and some players may not want an outdoor farm for aesthetic reasons or whatever. You showed the farmable dirt tile in your video (3:54) but didn't mention it.
I stopped using the ammo converter. I felt like that was all I was doing was standing in front of that thing trying to figure out how much I had and which increment would take my ammo in. If they would just change that to take all to an even number, I would use it again. Too time consuming as is. I do find if I don't have an ally in my camp it seems to be attacked more often. Maul is the best one. He can fight a death claw and doles out some meat and comics. I have to say the weight bench is a must for the weight buff but then again I am a rummage sale addict and have far more guns than I can ever use.
TBH, I just selected the 2nd largest quantity of each item in turn and then the next largest until it failes . It does take a bit of time, but you don't necessarily need to convert every bit of ammo for it to be worthwhile. If you want to go really fast, you can just select that 2nd largest quantity of ammo on each of them and be done with it relatively quickly.
1) Corrections for your list: - Vintage water cooler - You can not get them from the Treasure Hunter event, you can only get them from the Holiday Scorched event. I replaced all my water purifiers with them as they are small, don't need power and don't have to be placed on the ground. After replacing them I could remove my fusion generator (and its annoying sound). 2) Missing from the list: - Small vault-tec generator - They are very small, stackable and don't make any annoying sound. They are perfect for a vending machine or the popcorn machine. - Small vault-tec water purifiers - If you don't have water coolers this is the next best thing. They are very small and don't make any annoying sound. - Farmable dirt tiles - These give you so much freedom in building as you can have your plants wherever you want. You only showed them without mentioning them explicitly in the video. - Ice Box: Does exactly the same thing the Refrigerator does, but is much smaller. But I also don't like the refrigerator. With only -50% spoil rate it only doubles the time an item stays fresh while Good with Salt with -90% spoil rate keeps items 10 times longer fresh, so I tend to always carry my food with me. 3) Some notes on items you mentioned: - Punchcard machine - While I wouldn't rate them essential for their function because I rarly switch builds and every train station has one, they are great for daily challenges where you have to build something as they don't need any resources to build. They are also great if you haven't completed yet the normal building challenges. - ArmCo ammunition: The usefulness depends on the ammo type. If you use 5.56 ammo this is really good as the production is really fast. Basically every time I go back to my camp I can take 200 free ammo from it. - Turrets - With the enclave skin turrets do much more damage. Might be worth for some specific use cases, but I also don't use turrets as in the past they attacked friendly NPCs etc. - Rain water collector - I also use them to get dirty water. As you can not cook with purified water this is any easy way to get boiled water without need to collect water manually.
Good points overall. I keep one camp near a pond/lake for each character and load it up with Large Water Purifiers. Then I can get as much Dirty Water as I want when needed as well.
Vintage water cooler is the best! I have .... well, ... a LOT of them. I keep them all unlocked, for visitors. But also I sell my bumper crop of purified water to NPC vendors for caps. I guess that makes me kind of FO 76's answer to a moisture farmer.
i will also add something up: Turrets benefit from Demolition Expert perk card. Basically doubling their dmg. I often use my secondary camp near some events (like scorchbeast queen) to help out dishing some damajje. Problem is - if they kill you dont get xp. Artillery cannon also benefits both from Grenadier and Demolition Expert. You can place your camp near some enemy spawn point. Sneak out, throw smoke grenade and enjoy free xp as it can pretty much wipe entire location. If it's open enough and dont have rooftops.
Dude, going from 50% to 90% is so not 10 times longer..lmao. where did you learn math? 🤣 I mean, sure, good with salt keeps food fresh longer but it also takes up 3 perk points that can otherwise be used for better damage, accuracy, or resistance. I rarely use that perk card unless I am using a build that doesn't need as many perk points to be efficient.
I think the Asteroid does about the same thing as the rad barrel and the asteroid plan drops during the current invaders event. It's dropped for me a couple times already this weekend.
That's a nice tip for the ammo converter. Make extremely cheap ammo then convert it into more expensive ammo like Flamer Fuel or mini nukes. 50 caliber or cannonballs are the cheapest to make. Don't know why it never occurred to me to do that
For me, the collectron stations that bring back nuka-colas are very important for me. I have my dog collectron bringing them back because i use Cola-Nut instead of stimpaks.
Nuka collectron collecting raider stuff is the best combo IMHO. That way you get Nuka cola and ammo. The communist one is also useful because it gives a couple handy foods.
Best thrown grenade in the game, for any kind of explosive build, is the Nuka-Grenade. And I use Grape for rad reduction/healing and Quantum for burst AP/healing, with Cola-Nut. Whatever colas you don't use, you sell. Win-win-win.
Saaaame Cola Nut is way underrated, I mean, Nuka Grape gets rid of so many rads, Nuka Cola heals you like crazy, and hey, you get paid a little bit for every drink 😬
It’s worth to quickly unequip your armour before using rad barrel, as it gives much more rads when you don’t have rad resistance from your armour. The fridge is totally useless I used to use it at lower levels, before switching to good with salt. Good with salt is amazing it seems to make my food last so much longer than it should.
The personal terminal for low lvl players, helps to give you the photosnap camera. which is basically the one most important object for the scout badges.
I am glad to hear at least one other person shares my disappointment with refridgerators. I would put the Chicken Coop in Tier C or D. While it does generate up to 10 Fertilizer (the Brahmin only makes 5), you don't get chicken meat, eggs, or of course milk. And it's not like Fertilizer is super important to have thousands of unless you're a Warner Brothers cartoon and want to throw dozens of Dynamite Bundles.
With the rework to explosive damage, you know it actually working now the auto grenade launcher and even missile launchers are finally end game content. I have a ts and a b ffr fr agl and I been running through fertilizer fast as hell, I even have a resource collector and the chicken coop at my camp.
The Water Well from Samuel is a great item for Bloodied builds, press the drink button then spam collect button to collect all the dirty water you want while taking no rads whilst collecting. The animation is really long so you can collect all the dirty water you'll ever need... Downside, it has to be placed in the dirt.
My favorite camp item is an atom shop purchase of the hot tub. It allows you to rest for XP bonus and to free roam with your camera unimpeded. This allows me to then use the time to go through a stash box, change my load out with the punch card machine or use a radiation barrel to get my rads to a threshold for unyielding armor set.
@@AthenaTheWolf oh you mean in first person and not pulling up the map. In that case , never mind because I thought you meant pulling up the map to scroll for on going events and action on the full map.
@@shinobismoke1466 I never mentioned a map. The hot tub gives you the ability to use the right analog stick to move the camera and use other items while waiting for the XP bonus to generate.
I honestly like turrets, but I use them more as an alarm system than an actual defense. If I fast travel to my base and they're going off I know enemies are there and also know where they are pretty quickly. I find it helpful in locations that get attacked often. Finding out the fridge was only 50% was a huge disappointment and I'm incredibly glad I found out before buying one. I'll continue carrying all my food with a 90% reduction and save my atoms if they don't ever want to change that. IF they ever make it 90% I'd probably pick it up.
They need to release a fridge as a reward and then update the spoiler timer on all fridges, that way people won't complain about it being pay to win. Perhaps even allow the fridge to negate food weight. I wish we could apply some of our own perks to our stash, really the only things I put in there are items that cannot have their weight reduced, things to sell, or stuff to display at the camp.
The Fortune teller and slot machine stack up to 4 luck for 30 minutes without animation (very helpful during boss fights and boss runs specially after the 37 luck nerf next patch). And the slot machine particularly, you can leave your character afk autoclicking it and hit 1000 caps jackpots fairly constantly.
I'll Add my List of Atom Shop / Season Pass almost "Pay to Win" Items here too (as you did mention some of them... I.e. Beds, Rain Water Collector, Clean Sink / Drinking Fountain, Refrigerators, Collectrons): • Garden Truck-bed / Miner Cart (Grow Anywhere even on solid rock similar to the crop tiles which are far later in the game for gold bullion and a high rank in the settlers). • Rustic Watermill Generator (Electricity; Needs Water but its the only generator that doesn't need a plan and can be built straight out the vault). • Vault-Tec Small Generator (Needs a plan, and is still not as good as the above Watermill or Standard Fusion Reactor, makes this only worthy of note but it does still have a much improved SMALL form factor for its type, which is also STACKABLE & SILENT!). • Vault-Tec Prototype Water Purifier (This Vault-Tec skin on the other hand is significant! Although it does need the small purifier plan & be placed directly on soil; it has a FAR smaller form factor - Able to build eight in the same floor space of one “normal” size one, meaning you can hide a dozen INSIDE your home within a single foundation tile space! Not quite as good as the water cooler, but is Always Available for every character you make, not hard to find as a drop from miner pails.) • Chicken Coup - Like you mentioned the Brahmin... but smaller and the chickens dont get killed. • Followers from season Passes - like the doctor have sum pretty useful buffs / skills too. • Atom Shop Gas Masks - Air Disease Protection for cloth straight out of the vault.
I'd rank Yasmine up there with the main allies for usefulness. The main allies give a single quest daily that can give you a legendary, which if you play the game a lot you'll be swimming in. You can buy food items from Yasmine that are a pain to craft like brain bombs and scorchbeast mixed stew. She's great for lazy builds. Maul also sells tenderizer mod plans and magazines so he's not a bad option either, plus he's one of the better defensive allies.
Also a perk if hunger and thirst are completely empty you can chat with her and you can get full bars. No perks but it's nice if you just want to catch up.
For us carnivores - and I know Turtle is a herbivore, but I like to eat what I kill - Maul rocks for his hard-to-farm meats, but Yasmine is also great for foodies of both varieties. I also prefer Maul because he has, hands down, the BEST voice acting and range of dialog. When my dog died in January and I was trying to distract myself by playing FO76, one of Maul's lines - y'all know the one - absolutely triggered a much-needed weeping spell. For this I'm utterly loyal to Maul, as his dogs and mine have all been to us.
I got the ammo converter free from the Atomic shop. I would use it, but it's so tedious. They need to change it to have a deposit all option. The vintage water cooler i believe was from holiday scorched, not treasure hunter, but I'm not sure. The popcorn machine was given for that trick or treat challenge with the candy bowl. I don't think it was ever on a scoreboard or obtainable any other way. I'd put that one in a tier for me. It synergizes well with the survival shortcut legendary perk and over eater armor. Fridge items I'd also put in a tier as i don't have room in my build for good with salt, nor food weight reduction perks, so the fridge is important.
Did they buff ArmCo station recently? According to wiki, the costs seem almost completely inconsequential even for new players (raider rep notwithstanding). They also require no power to operate and there's no mention that you're limited to just one, so you can put a bunch down and have them pump out a bunch of ammo over time.
U can get the Fusion Generator Plans and all the other ones by completing the Event which starts by walking to Reactor like mononga or the other ones u dont actually need to buy em
The only thing I would disagree on is turrets, *BUT* only with the enclave skin. With the enclave turrets they seem to have better range and awareness from my experience and then obviously we’re all aware of their insane Enclave Firepower™️. They’ve saved my pet deathclaw from becoming scorched from random scorchbeast attacks countless times. They blast that sucker out of the sky in seconds 💥⤵️
You need the perk Animal Friend rank 3 on charisma. Then you have to find a Deathclaw on a random encounter spot. If you the aim on the deathclaw and succeed in taming it you can then choose to send it to your camp.
Also: if you put scarecrows down, enemies are *supposed* to attack those first-so put the scarecrow right in your turrets firing line. Once the Enemies damage your scarecrow, it usually wakes the turret up. Never use spotlights unless you like rewiring them every time you log back on. They *still* haven’t fixed That bug from Fallout 4. Also, the laser tripwire object does not work properly. The tripwire will activate once, but it will not reset itself, so the player has to manually reset it using a connected terminal. No automatically closing doors for us. And the counter power switch only triggers on a 1 , regardless of what value you set it to activate on. Clearly this is why there are so many bugs in 76- The creation engine literally can’t count past 1.
Very informative. Thank you for this. As a new player, I would first just fill my camp with everything new thinking I needed it all. I found out quickly early on that the turrets tend to mess up my own base more than mess up the attackers, so, I now only have one turret on the edge of my base far away from my stuff. (Basically, in the direction the enemies tend to come from the most) I've been wondering about the ammo converter and have put off purchasing it from the atom shop because I just didn't really understand it. Now that I know I can go buy it from a vendor in game, I'm super pleased to hear that I don't need to spend atoms on it! Really appreciate this video! Keep up the good work!
I find the ammo converter useless if you or if you know someone that can craft a lot of ammo. I have a friend that can craft me around 6k 10mm but all he asks is if you're able to supply with some of the resources.
Hey the ammo converter can be unlocked at the atomic shop for 500 atoms. I calculated around 20k steel for 100k points, with ammo perks. You can scrap a bunch of rail road spikes
You can get the Popcorn Machine at Crater with having decent reputation with the Raiders. Look for the Bronze Mr Handy robot, he's a vendor and use Gold Bullion.
I laughed when I heard Mr. Turtle's reservations about artillery. My own main camp is just a tiny bit further west of Solomon's Pond, where his camp in this video was located, and one of the reasons I picked that spot was that the clubhouse at the Whitespring is just within its range. Today we happened to have a "kill 20 creatures while in a group" challenge, so I fast-traveled to the tennis court, hid, hopped onto the roof, placed my artillery grenade exactly in the middle, and then hopped over the adjoining building. The first two artillery bursts, between them, killed 14 creatures - and cleared the entire clubhouse! Before they nerfed it, you could set up multiple artillery pieces at one camp, and they'd all fire. Here's a video I shot, pre-nerf, of what that looks like, using the Whitespring laundry and parking lot as the target, but before they'd fixed and buffed up Demolition Expert and Grenadier: th-cam.com/video/Wdcn5nsLPVk/w-d-xo.html
In the words of the late great Sole Survivor: Drink. Some. Water. also i know it's relative to decoration, but the PC terminal (the one in power connections) is so useful for changing the color of lots of cycling lights (best lights in the game imo). Otherwise you are sitting there for ages changing them all one by one.
I used to use my artillery canon all the time. I used to sneak up to the local town, toss the smoke, and book it back to camp and watch the barrage rain down. Would be worth a couple thousand XP too. That said I rebuilt my camp and the budget didn't allow it. Great review!
I don't think the vending machines need power anymore. If a vending machine is built and public map icon is turned on it should show up on map and be accessible for sales even when unpowered. thank you for content
The new Slocum’s Joe coffee machine gives 4 canned coffee in a relatively short time. It’s A-tier for me. The fortune teller and the slot machine give stackable buffs to Luck and both take just a couple of seconds to activate. For the gym equipment, you only need to let maybe 5 seconds of the animation play and you’ll get the buff if you cancel out of it then. Ammo box is S-tier for me. As is the Scrap box. Best ally for low level players is the chef. She sells recipes, even rare ones, and occasionally sells brain bombs and cranberry relish or squirrel stew. The main allies give dailies and a ho-hum legendary, but most new players will have a metric fuckton of quests to do already and the weapon may or may not be very helpful depending on your build. Maybe I’m unlucky with where I place my camps, but my defense turrets kill many enemies, and it happens often. Plus missile turrets are awesome! Last but not least, Shelter entrance is also S-tier for me. Even if you’re not really into camp building, the utility shelter allows you to build a tiny camp that is super easy to blueprint and doesn’t take hardly any space and put all your crafting benches in the utility shelter. It’s what I recommend people who don’t have Fallout 1st build as a substitute for a survival tent. Just one foundation with the utility entrance, stash box, and the CAMP device. Everything else is in the utility shelter and they don’t need to blueprint it, all they need when they move their “survival tent” camp is the shelter door.
I just tested and confirmed it to make sure it wasn’t patched out. The effects tab shows Luck +4 after using the machines (no other Luck buffs), but my SPECIAL shows only a +2 increase. So either I was mistaken, or it’s bugged. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Get wood called right now but there's a relatively skinny tree with a tap on it that collects adhesive for you I believe it holds up to 10 adhesive at a time
I’m consistently use my ammo converter every Sunday to convert ALL ammo that doesn’t sell and to also free up space in my stash box. I keep cannonballs, missiles and mini nukes also! I convert all I find!
The low count needed for points for those make them appealing. I'm like you, grab it all and sell it all. I farm way less for ammo because of it. Even still I think I have over 10k stockpiled for a rainy day
Artillery I build it not for the function, but for the fun factor, there's always a camp full of blood eagles near my camp, so everyday after I log in, I just throw a artillery smoke there and watch as the bodies flew Also I'm pretty sure the artillery damage and radius is impacted by the grenadier and the demolition expert perk, cause I had both perk maxed out and the size of the explosion is INSANE
Demolition Expert and Grenadier do indeed affect artillery explosions, no differently than hand grenades. I've done repeated experiments on the Whitespring golf clubhouse in full spawn, and with Grenadier your artillery will cover the entire clubhouse and with Demolition Expert at level 5 it will kill everything inside, including Legendaries (at least as long as it's not glowies inside a nuke blast zone; haven't experimented on that, but I probably ought to!)
I have to say, in one camp, I had my machine gun turrets out and though most of them got destroyed, they did help me kill my first scorchbeast. Just a bit of memories.
I switched to missiles and they were able to take it out. I just make sure to have a ranged weapon to get at least one shot in before they finish it off for the XP.
I've had an ammo converter for a while, but I didn't know how to use it. It sounds easy enough, sell ammo you don't want and use the points gained to buy useful ammo.
i use it, but it is a drag, very slow interface. you sell it ammo by some set number, say 60 rounds at a time, and you can't see how much you have left. its a whole lot of "screens" in and out of the machine. it pays tho. feels great cashing in.
The Vault-Tec prototype purifier makes a great alternative as it’s much smaller making it concealable from scavenger players that visit camps for free items. It’s in the atomic shop right now
I always lock my stuff up. Anyone steals get a bounty on their heads. I noticed all players tend to go after players with bounties like flies on cow pies. So in a way I use other players as anti-theft device. Got the idea from another player who just does it for peace of mind. Though that player likes to offer free water and always has some water sources unlocked like his wells that produce clean water for zero power consumption. I think he had a spot of land that had like six wells just for players to draw from and a small garden outside his greenhouse for players to get free food from.
The terminal I have seen used to access camps that are somehow under the mesh/ground so you can see the underside of the world. If you could do a video on how to do THAT, it would be fun to watch.
The point of the exercise equipment only giving limited timed bonuses is to keep one playing and going back to interact with your camp to keep up buffs. I would like them extended as well until I thought about people server hopping and events like the aliens event that's on the hour every hour , you can sign out and sign back in on the hour every hour so it's understandable. In on line only games , population and play time is profit for development since most have shops to peddle in game merchandise.
I note, too, that some of the buff equipment (musical instruments for AP, speed bag for Agility, bench press for Strength, and Exercycle for Endurance) do take 30 seconds, but two of the newer pieces - the fortune-teller for luck and the horserace game for intelligence - are insta-buffs. So, PRO TIP for time economizing: When, for instance, I hear the siren telling me that there's likely about to be a Scorched Earth or Colossal Problem event in a couple of minutes, I use that time to make sure I'm stripped down but well-prepared (ammo, grenades, chems, no excess weight), and then I do the insta-buffs, and an instrument. If I have time I might also use the speed bag. WHILE USING A BED, INSTRUMENT OR BUFF MACHINE, YOU CAN ACCESS YOUR PIPBOY THUSLY: Open your Map, then click on the black diamond for any available quest location and select "Show In Pipboy"! Voila, instead of just playing the tuba, you can simultaneously check your stats, eat your stat foods, drinks, and chems, drop excess stuff, switch out perk cards - whatever! Then, well-buffed and prepared, I still have time to fast-travel to the events. I'd be happy to see them offer a new perk card which works like Good With Salt, but for (at least garden-variety) buffs (excluding special event buffs perhaps). Then the longer buffs wouldn't be a disruption to game balance, but just another possible trade-off to choose, which some players will find useful based on their play styles, but others won't bother with.
I have stopped planting corn and razorgrain in my CAMPs. There are those two farms in the SW that have an almost unlimited supply to harvest. I need Tatos for adhesive and for Tasty Squirrel Stew. And Mutfruit for adhesive. I do not use the ammo converter - it is way too slow a process. So much menu loading. Ugh. Also, the Popcorn Machine was a reward for the Halloween Candy event. It is not sold by any vendor (to my knowledge).
I hope that they update fridge to 90 percent or even higher, it wouldn't be bad idea if food never gets bad when it's in the fridge. Or maybe an update where we can make canned food. I'm playing Mr prepper and it's actually fun making canned food. But yes, at the moment it's bad.
hoping for a fridge buff too. at least make it as good as the card. i build the stupid thing anyway sometimes just for looks. i like decorating my fancy kitchen, but knowing the fridge is borderline useless is a drag. being able to craft canned goods would be sick. i do a ton of cooking in game. i built a camp at aaron holts cranberry farm. i planted a ton of gourds, have a well, and keep a bunch of sugar in my vendor so you can craft cranberry relish on the spot. everybody crafts tons of cranberry relish, right?
they need to come out with another scrapbox that isn't just for fallout first same with the ammo thing I'd buy them from the atomic shop as long as it works the same as the fallout first version but it wouldn't be monthly it would be a one time purchase
I had high hopes for the computer when it was released. I thought they would eventually move all dailies to it and use it as a way to tell when each was available.
Armco Container if you use certain ammo is a good Passive way to get ammo. I think I get about 200 5.56mm Rounds a Hour. But also that is all it will hold. I left 200 rounds in it and rechecked it after a hour of game play and still 200 there. Just wished it held more. Wished some of these items you could put in your Shelters. Makes more sense. Like why can I make beer in my shelter, but have to go to my Camp to use the Fermenter to make it drinkable. Understand the Farming Plots so so. But didn't Fallout 4 have a Underground Green house or might been Fallout New Vegas. But I know one did.
I get my flamer fuel from doing daily ops and never had an issue with maintaining 10-15k on me and I use the ammo machine to produce 5.56 then when it makes 200 I put them into ammo points machine for 500 points it makes 200 5.56 in about an hour
I'm hoping maybe one day we can get the arcade machines from the FO4 mod, oh and the Slocums Joe Coffee pack! Those are my two favorite fan made workshop items EVA!
I was going to say this, too. A lot of sloped terrain and fixed objects can make placing some of the finicky crops really annoying (and, quite frankly, usually disorderly looking)
One time I saw a guy that made a camp like a bunker right where the scorched queen appears with all possible laser turrets. Despite not doing that much damage, still it helped with the scorched minions running around
Vending machines (6:20) are essential but they are too darn big. You need to put 2-4 in case a team of players come visit. And that takes up a lot of space. The atom store once sold a tiny cash register/vending machine that was perfect and looked quite nice too, but it's long gone.
Put it on a different floor than the ally's spawn item. I have all workbenches on the ground floor, ally on the second floor and she never ventures down there (even when the camp is under attack, she just shoots from the top of the stairs).
@@akosgaspar9681 this is happening to me when I build spawn on prefabs like watching tower, and i think they and colectrons can't use that half sized stairs with scaffolding on top ( can't remember what is exact name ) with normal stairs wasn't have problems..
Thank you Turtle, your videos are really helpful. Started FO76 for a month and I've been gradually going through your videos. Would be great if you could do an updated essential camp list.
I use the astronaut (name escapes me atm) because her computer bank I use as a base to put other computer equipment around it and it makes it look really cool
I like turrets and have as many as I can build placed around my camp. Every time I return there are dead enemies from which I can harvest resources and immediately deposit in my scrap box, ammo storage or cook up. I also like that I can go to my C.A.M.P. and repair all items in one space bar stroke! I also have the horse race game machine right next to my door and you just interact with it without waiting for a +2 Intelligence boost...
I found some enemies making inside my prefab homes that I use a single turret that does it's job well. When I am around blood eagle/Mirlurk(sp)/ghouls/ect hot zones I have different turrets such as missile launchers, lasers, and, MG, shot guns. Placed well and I come back to a bunch of dead things, lol
As a ‘fancy camp’ builder, the pressure plate found in advanced power connectors is absolutely essential. It lets one merge objects together. 😜 Great video as always Turtle! 👍
The refrigerator is definitely a very good item for low level players. It can take a long time to get Good With Salt, and keep in mind the Grocer’s backpack mod and the standard backpack plan are both a grind to obtain.
NOTE TO EVERYONE... the "ammo points converter terminal" actually comes WITH the "ammo points converter". It's not a seprate item. I know i had this problem/ question at the start.
I'd have to strongly disagree with having water purifier so low on the list. I have three camps that are all nicely built and in good trade areas, with whatever leftover budget I have going to vintage water coolers. And I have one camp that most of the budget is purifiers, for when I don't have a lot of stuff that people will buy from my vendor. I max my caps from the npc vendors every day with water and super stims alone.
8:30 I use a nuka cola tron I use the cola perk card nukas and quantum’s for grenade cranberry for exp buff and the rest to for ap and thirst quencher. I’m bloodied so I sell the grape for 15 caps.
I definitely think the fridge/freezer should completely remove spoilage, it would make it actually viable to use
Totally Understand and Agree.
Or it least make it last 4 or 5 times longer. My brain fungus always expired the fastest
And allow us to sell stuff in the fridges in the vendor
If it did, they would probably make it a fallout 1st exclusive like the scrapbox and the ammo storage thing
And it wouldn't be too OP because the trade-off for no spoilage is that you aren't carrying it with you... so it only spoils with it on you. And it would also be nice if it wasn't limited to 1, so you could build more if you needed more space. (don't know what the limit is now)
They could make the refrigerator so much more useful. It would be nice if the fridge combined Good With Salt 3 and Thru Hiker 3. That would be an atomic shop item that would be an all time best seller.
Just give me a freezer with a defrost cool down timer
Yeah I wish that the fridge could hold foods for a period of 5 real life days total.
@@notdeadyet8150 they had a cooler that you could buy
@@madogwindhelm4414 ... That information doesn't in any way help them. Cooler's aren't freezers and it was just a different version of the fridge.
Just saying...
@@notdeadyet8150 YES! Could work just like the brewing station. Same idea anyway. We put it in our pockets and it will eventually ferment into booze. We put it in a fermenter and it happens fast. Take somethign frozen from the freezer, thaw it out in your pocket for a long time or in a "microwave" or something to have it happen faster. If only ANYONE could think of such a system.
One day, we will have a chosen one to say to Todd "You know, you guys are really boning people with useless crap that sucks. Have you thought of maybe... Useful stuff that doesn't suck? Just an idea." And Todd will hear him. Then we'll just have useful things to have to overpay for.
i always use the fire circle or hot tub instead of a bed because if you put a stash box or vendor near the fire circle, you can interact with the stash box while you wait for your well rested bonus to proc. they are both under the misc tab
Didn't know that, excellent point :]
Whaaa that is a nice tip,
You can put the small cook pot on the fire as well plus it looks good
I love the personal terminal, I just wish there was a desktop version. I love the style as it was a historical accurate dumb terminal, I would love a more advanced version where we can send messages to others, leave messages and play various holotapes; maybe even a way to keep all of our holotapes stored there.
I just wish the personal terminal would list ALL the possible solo daily events instead of just the usual three!
I LOVE your idea of being able to leave messages for camp owners on these terminals!! Kinda useless doing the "awesome camp" emote, and the owner isn't home and is not on your team.
"I.O.U all the gourds in your garden. Sorry"
I do agree though, especially the holotapes. I have magazine racks in my upper floor, next to my bobblehead stand. Then I have a desk with some plushies and various small items to show off. I would love some sort of holotape or note display. I enjoy collection sets, such as the tales from the West Virginia hills series. I would love something maybe even with unique slots instead of filling it with the 100+ Who goes there pt 2 I've gathered.
Ideally I would love some sort of la noire/ Nick Valentine detective type room. All holotapes and notes, along with some detective case files for display.
I would love some sort of message system also, I have always had my camp near the Wayward since I started playing, I really suck when it comes to building and the thought of moving my entire camp and redoing it haunts me. I often leave freebies like stims and radaway from events, low tier ammo etc. I love this community, but I wish we had more in terms of communicating. Barely anyone uses a mic, which isn't a terrible thing, but we need more than just a couple emotes.
I couldn't imagine anything weirder than being the people below level 30 that I fast travel to from across the map, sporting my stealth armor with a big fuckin sheeps head (not the mascot) from the encrypted event, sprinting towards them and dropping 100 stims and 50 radaway, doing a salute emote, followed by a heart, and then running off into the wastes never to be seen again.
Again I love the community and how helpful it can be, but outside of reciting a fallout 76 beginners guide from youtube in game, my emotes can't do much to explain the basics of food and water in game, and being aware of diseases, that they should get the bed plans asap because sleeping on the floor can also give diseases.
I do love this game, and the updates continue to bring me back. But every time we get a new update, I see tonnes of level 1-10 running around near my base, some may be alts sure. But the game really doesn't tell you enough. I played this game with a friend, who hadn't played a fallout game before, the lack of depth when starting is actually overwhelming. When a game requires you to refer to the wiki constantly in your first few days, I think there's definitely more the devs can do to explain wtf is going on. The amount of people I see spawn in, and then run completely the other way of the Wayward. (Idk if that's some kind of alt account meta or if you can skip shit by going straight towards the lumber yard) But I'm sure it can't be a coincidence.
If you aren't used to the hud, aren't used to markers on the compass, or simple don't look in the corner to see what your quest is, you can have quite a rough start if you simply turn right, without looking left to see the robot or the stairs you're meant to go down.
The amount of times a fresh player has stumbled into my base, which again is on the river almost right next to the Wayward, but they come to my base and ask what they're supposed to do or how they can start building etc. I then emote follow me and walk them to the Wayward and hope they manage to work it out.
Sorry for the rant that was much longer than I wanted it to be.
One final thing, I made a support ticket a couple days back about the Forbidden Knowledge quest and if I had bugged/softlocked it. I explained I had been playing since 2020, after the legacy paint was removed, I have the Knight paint, but in my near 700 hours, doing the quest what feels like at least 200 times, with a supposed 5% drop chance of power armor paint, I never got another piece. So I messaged support about it, and if the paints were indeed still even a drop, that I couldn't afford the near millions of caps some people are asking for them, and that I would go as far as using fallout 1st atoms to pay for it, I just wanted to put my sanity at ease. This is also what we know in the business as foreshadowing.
The reply I got from them was
"Thank you for contacting the Bethesda Support Team. I am more than happy to help you purchase these items for 1200 Atoms. Do keep in mind that we are unable to offer items that were available during Events, from Seasons, Fallout 1st or Nuclear Winter retroactively.
Thank you for your understanding.
Please let me know when you wish to proceed!
Warm Regards,
Bethesda Customer Support"
Mf didn't answer anything to do with me asking about the quest or the drop rates, if they still exist etc. I'm kind of mad that I can actually just pay real money for the plans I've been trying to get since I first learned they were a thing, I just really love the Elder paint.
Completely unrelated now and quite a reach. But how far does that go. I was surprised they actually entertained the idea of me using atoms to buy something like power armor plans. If I would potentially get banned for buying these items from another player (irl money I ain't got millions of caps) But Bethesda it just work themselves are fine with me buying it from them. What would the limits be here. I'm also surprised at the price. These mfs selling a patio table and chairs for half the price they'd sell me the plans I've been looking for since day one.
What's the limits. Plans, camp items. Stuff from the atom store that isn't in the store at the moment I can understand. Could I buy a set of armour. Could I buy a legendary x-01 left leg because I ran out of materials trying to craft my god roll. COULD I BUY A FUCKIN LEGACY BOOM BOOM LASER RIFLE? I'm certain they have to draw the line somewhere. But it would be interesting to know where that line is.
Would be awesome since we aren't allowed to type to each other yet voice is completely fine?? 76 seems to care about crafting your camps but they don't give us anything else beneficial for it, like you said- leaving messages, maybe how many visitors you get, how long they stay, etc. I like being those camps where the newbies get to experience all the cool perks that boost you from lvl 5 - 50 in a few grinds lol
Ammo converter is the worst interface I've ever seen for what it's doing. Don't know why they're leaving it this way. It actually makes me angry. There's no valid reason to make the thing so much of a pain to use. So I don't. That's all I have to say about this.
I bought it, and thought WTF when I used it the first time.
Using the mod "FastTerminals" from Nexus makes the Ammo Converter usable.
@@MrSnivvel Mods aren't supported, I don't, won't, shouldn't have to use them. Also, that is HARDLY the point. Modders shouldn't be fixing the game while the dicks getting paid to make it good just nerf damage and say they're listening to us.
Yep, i used it like twice lol. i just farm the ski resort for cans, hop server, rinse repeat lol. The only ammo camp item i use is the one that generates ammo at 200 stack. It's a nice little supplemental for my grind.
@@EQOAnostalgia what are you getting from the cans? If your after lead you can mine lead ore at hornwright testing site number 4 or lucky hole mine has a crap ton, steel you can just kill all the mutants in hunterville and outside of west tek and scrap there weapons with scrapper on and you have a couple hundred steal from it.
TIP: put your expensive fusion generator in a prefab structure (the seedy shed works perfectly for this) so if your camp does get attacked, the enemies will destroy the prefab instead. Then you only have to spend the resources to repair the prefab (which is like a couple of concrete wood or steel) instead of whatever the heck a fusion generator’s repair cost is.
(Also, I thought you the fusion generator plan for free from doing the various powering up Poseidon type events, along with the other generator plans, like the wind turbine.)
-I find the makeshift solar panels really useful, I think they produce 5 power, and the crafting ingredients required are a lot easier to come by. Iirc, They don’t need screws or other mats needed for weapon/armor crafting. They’re great if your camp doesn’t need a whole fusion generator to power it.
Plus, they’re easy to place, have a small footprint, and sort of function as their own power pylon because the connector is elevated enough you can usually avoid cables intersecting errors. Also you can hide them on top of pre-existing power lines, and wire it up to make it look like you’re pulling power from the pole.
Artillery is largely useless, but One fun thing about it: I’m 99% sure it’s blast radius is effected by grenadier, and the damage might also be tied to demo expert (it was in 4 at least) so I imagine you could also buff it with that explosive radius magazine and maybe the explosive bobblehead, to just blanket a location with explosions. I once set up my camp in artillery range of a workshop occupied by super mutants. So when I spawned in, The “take workshop” event would trigger, I’d throw my arty grenade into the area, collect a good amount of XP from killing mutants all while sitting and watching fireworks! Then If I felt like it, I’d claim the workshop and farm the defend/retake events for XP, quest rewards, and score.
As long as you don't place your fusion generator on open ground or near the C.A.M.P. module it should be fine. Remember, attacking mobs spawn near your C.A.M.P. module. If your fusion generator is safely placed inside and protected by walls (and stairs, yeah, stairs -> the end-game boss for NPCs) then you'll have a good time. For my peace of mind I also slap a shotgun turret near the fusion generator, just in case some molerat decides to do the "beam me up Scotty" maneuver.
Solar panels are A tier for me. They don't require gears to craft and are silent. They are the perfect generator for workshops as they won't use up all the workshop scrap so you basically can set up a workshop for free instead of using large generators which will cost you gears.
@@okonkwojones I have Artillery, Demolition Perk card maxed with double radius explosion perk does have effect as I've tried with and without cards. It's much exciting If your camp is close to a heavy enemy spawn location such as a Queen mirlak or Super Mutants. I like to drop Artillery on just about anything now that we have 2 camps available.
Those type of generators are more useful for workshops to power up extractors for resources and advanced turrets to protect them. For camps, unless you are going primitive, you would need too many around the camp taking up build budgets. From my experience, unless you get a nuke dropped where your camp is located, damage doesn't happen that often.
If I recall correctly the popcorn machine wasn't actually on the scoreboard, but a direct reward for doing a two week long challenge during the Halloween event.
That's true and I hope we see it again this year. Damn I want it. I take all popcorn I see when I visit camps. Each Popcorn refills 25% of the thirst and hunger meters and it can hold like 12. It counts as pre war food during challenges and it never spoils. Definitely will be essential when I get it.
@@Deadsea_1993 I hadn't realized it counted as prewar food, but I usually have tons of Halloween candy from monster mash for the challenges. I like to have mine up and open for visitors; same as with water purifiers.
@@Deadsea_1993 I leave my popcorn machine out in a visible area for just that reason! Stop on by! I also put popcorn in my vending machine for zero caps.
It definitely was from Halloween event
@@caspiansfriend I do the same, popcorn and purified water are in my vending machine at 0 caps. Plus I don't lock my water purifiers, I only lock my extractors if I'm camped at a location that has a resource pit, ammo machine and my collectron. Everything else, food, water, fertilizer, turbo fert, all available for anyone in need.
I'm a hoarder and pick up loads of ammo I never use so Ammo Converter is useful for me.
Brahmin is mostly for immersion for me, Chicken Coop produces plenty of fertilizer and I'm not bothered about the milk.
I love the weight Bench which adds 10kgs carry weight for 30 minutes. Generally I sleep, play a musical instrument, use the punching bag, ride the bike, use the fortune teller machine that's nice for extra luck, and then the weight bench, great to increase your stats.
I have one camp where the Artillery Cannon is useful. I have a camp built on the water tower that's next to the Palace of The Winding Path. The Artillery cannon can be pretty helpful for coverage of one of the lanes (if theres not enough people to properly do the event). However it's still situational even then.
Farmable dirt tiles seem pretty essential, since not all locations have access to soil, or have it at the right spot; and some players may not want an outdoor farm for aesthetic reasons or whatever. You showed the farmable dirt tile in your video (3:54) but didn't mention it.
I forgot to mention them but yes I have them under tier A
I built my building around some dirt, but yes, if you're in a location with no dirt, then the farmable dirt would be essential.
I stopped using the ammo converter. I felt like that was all I was doing was standing in front of that thing trying to figure out how much I had and which increment would take my ammo in. If they would just change that to take all to an even number, I would use it again. Too time consuming as is.
I do find if I don't have an ally in my camp it seems to be attacked more often. Maul is the best one. He can fight a death claw and doles out some meat and comics.
I have to say the weight bench is a must for the weight buff but then again I am a rummage sale addict and have far more guns than I can ever use.
TBH, I just selected the 2nd largest quantity of each item in turn and then the next largest until it failes . It does take a bit of time, but you don't necessarily need to convert every bit of ammo for it to be worthwhile. If you want to go really fast, you can just select that 2nd largest quantity of ammo on each of them and be done with it relatively quickly.
1) Corrections for your list:
- Vintage water cooler - You can not get them from the Treasure Hunter event, you can only get them from the Holiday Scorched event. I replaced all my water purifiers with them as they are small, don't need power and don't have to be placed on the ground. After replacing them I could remove my fusion generator (and its annoying sound).
2) Missing from the list:
- Small vault-tec generator - They are very small, stackable and don't make any annoying sound. They are perfect for a vending machine or the popcorn machine.
- Small vault-tec water purifiers - If you don't have water coolers this is the next best thing. They are very small and don't make any annoying sound.
- Farmable dirt tiles - These give you so much freedom in building as you can have your plants wherever you want. You only showed them without mentioning them explicitly in the video.
- Ice Box: Does exactly the same thing the Refrigerator does, but is much smaller. But I also don't like the refrigerator. With only -50% spoil rate it only doubles the time an item stays fresh while Good with Salt with -90% spoil rate keeps items 10 times longer fresh, so I tend to always carry my food with me.
3) Some notes on items you mentioned:
- Punchcard machine - While I wouldn't rate them essential for their function because I rarly switch builds and every train station has one, they are great for daily challenges where you have to build something as they don't need any resources to build. They are also great if you haven't completed yet the normal building challenges.
- ArmCo ammunition: The usefulness depends on the ammo type. If you use 5.56 ammo this is really good as the production is really fast. Basically every time I go back to my camp I can take 200 free ammo from it.
- Turrets - With the enclave skin turrets do much more damage. Might be worth for some specific use cases, but I also don't use turrets as in the past they attacked friendly NPCs etc.
- Rain water collector - I also use them to get dirty water. As you can not cook with purified water this is any easy way to get boiled water without need to collect water manually.
Good points overall. I keep one camp near a pond/lake for each character and load it up with Large Water Purifiers. Then I can get as much Dirty Water as I want when needed as well.
The junkyard fountain gives dirty water.
Vintage water cooler is the best! I have .... well, ... a LOT of them. I keep them all unlocked, for visitors. But also I sell my bumper crop of purified water to NPC vendors for caps. I guess that makes me kind of FO 76's answer to a moisture farmer.
i will also add something up:
Turrets benefit from Demolition Expert perk card. Basically doubling their dmg. I often use my secondary camp near some events (like scorchbeast queen) to help out dishing some damajje. Problem is - if they kill you dont get xp.
Artillery cannon also benefits both from Grenadier and Demolition Expert. You can place your camp near some enemy spawn point. Sneak out, throw smoke grenade and enjoy free xp as it can pretty much wipe entire location. If it's open enough and dont have rooftops.
Dude, going from 50% to 90% is so not 10 times longer..lmao. where did you learn math? 🤣 I mean, sure, good with salt keeps food fresh longer but it also takes up 3 perk points that can otherwise be used for better damage, accuracy, or resistance. I rarely use that perk card unless I am using a build that doesn't need as many perk points to be efficient.
The ammo convertor would be better if it weren't so slow and awkward to use. Just give each ammo type a 'sell all' option and it'd be WAAAY better.
I think the Asteroid does about the same thing as the rad barrel and the asteroid plan drops during the current invaders event. It's dropped for me a couple times already this weekend.
Agreed. It basically only gives you large amounts of radiation and so it is only useful for bloodied builds
i want an asteroid so bad D: just started on PC a couple weeks ago, must have just missed this event
@@Borkomora I see them for sale pretty often still in player vendors for a couple thousand caps or less
And the asteroid ... glows in pulsing colors. Put it in a dark place and you've got a light show.
That's a nice tip for the ammo converter. Make extremely cheap ammo then convert it into more expensive ammo like Flamer Fuel or mini nukes. 50 caliber or cannonballs are the cheapest to make. Don't know why it never occurred to me to do that
For me, the collectron stations that bring back nuka-colas are very important for me. I have my dog collectron bringing them back because i use Cola-Nut instead of stimpaks.
Nuka collectron collecting raider stuff is the best combo IMHO. That way you get Nuka cola and ammo. The communist one is also useful because it gives a couple handy foods.
Best thrown grenade in the game, for any kind of explosive build, is the Nuka-Grenade. And I use Grape for rad reduction/healing and Quantum for burst AP/healing, with Cola-Nut. Whatever colas you don't use, you sell. Win-win-win.
Saaaame Cola Nut is way underrated, I mean, Nuka Grape gets rid of so many rads, Nuka Cola heals you like crazy, and hey, you get paid a little bit for every drink 😬
I wish the dog collector didn't bring junk with the cola, prevents it from bringing a lot back
Y'all meat rode a yt video for your info. Stuff was known about for years as op and regularly used in pvp. Smh.
It’s worth to quickly unequip your armour before using rad barrel, as it gives much more rads when you don’t have rad resistance from your armour. The fridge is totally useless I used to use it at lower levels, before switching to good with salt. Good with salt is amazing it seems to make my food last so much longer than it should.
The personal terminal for low lvl players, helps to give you the photosnap camera. which is basically the one most important object for the scout badges.
Popcorn Machine was from the Trick or Treat event for Halloween, not scoreboard.
I am glad to hear at least one other person shares my disappointment with refridgerators.
I would put the Chicken Coop in Tier C or D. While it does generate up to 10 Fertilizer (the Brahmin only makes 5), you don't get chicken meat, eggs, or of course milk. And it's not like Fertilizer is super important to have thousands of unless you're a Warner Brothers cartoon and want to throw dozens of Dynamite Bundles.
Lol I have a friend that throws dynamite all the time. While shouting "Dye No Myte!" like JJ Walker.
With the rework to explosive damage, you know it actually working now the auto grenade launcher and even missile launchers are finally end game content. I have a ts and a b ffr fr agl and I been running through fertilizer fast as hell, I even have a resource collector and the chicken coop at my camp.
@@survivorsfederation4346 I have seen more people using auto-launchers...I may have to find a decent one to test myself. Thanks!
The Water Well from Samuel is a great item for Bloodied builds, press the drink button then spam collect button to collect all the dirty water you want while taking no rads whilst collecting. The animation is really long so you can collect all the dirty water you'll ever need... Downside, it has to be placed in the dirt.
My favorite camp item is an atom shop purchase of the hot tub. It allows you to rest for XP bonus and to free roam with your camera unimpeded. This allows me to then use the time to go through a stash box, change my load out with the punch card machine or use a radiation barrel to get my rads to a threshold for unyielding armor set.
You do know you can freeroam with the camera while you sleep and exercise as well.
@@shinobismoke1466 which beds? Unless this was patched the camera doesn’t rotate (On consoles). Also I thought the gym machines were for AP buff.
@@AthenaTheWolf oh you mean in first person and not pulling up the map. In that case , never mind because I thought you meant pulling up the map to scroll for on going events and action on the full map.
@@shinobismoke1466 I never mentioned a map. The hot tub gives you the ability to use the right analog stick to move the camera and use other items while waiting for the XP bonus to generate.
I honestly like turrets, but I use them more as an alarm system than an actual defense. If I fast travel to my base and they're going off I know enemies are there and also know where they are pretty quickly. I find it helpful in locations that get attacked often.
Finding out the fridge was only 50% was a huge disappointment and I'm incredibly glad I found out before buying one. I'll continue carrying all my food with a 90% reduction and save my atoms if they don't ever want to change that. IF they ever make it 90% I'd probably pick it up.
They need to release a fridge as a reward and then update the spoiler timer on all fridges, that way people won't complain about it being pay to win. Perhaps even allow the fridge to negate food weight. I wish we could apply some of our own perks to our stash, really the only things I put in there are items that cannot have their weight reduced, things to sell, or stuff to display at the camp.
The Fortune teller and slot machine stack up to 4 luck for 30 minutes without animation (very helpful during boss fights and boss runs specially after the 37 luck nerf next patch).
And the slot machine particularly, you can leave your character afk autoclicking it and hit 1000 caps jackpots fairly constantly.
from next patch those can lvl up in my ranking 👍
@@AngryTurtle 👍😁
I'll Add my List of Atom Shop / Season Pass almost "Pay to Win" Items here too (as you did mention some of them... I.e. Beds, Rain Water Collector, Clean Sink / Drinking Fountain, Refrigerators, Collectrons):
• Garden Truck-bed / Miner Cart (Grow Anywhere even on solid rock similar to the crop tiles which are far later in the game for gold bullion and a high rank in the settlers).
• Rustic Watermill Generator (Electricity; Needs Water but its the only generator that doesn't need a plan and can be built straight out the vault).
• Vault-Tec Small Generator (Needs a plan, and is still not as good as the above Watermill or Standard Fusion Reactor, makes this only worthy of note but it does still have a much improved SMALL form factor for its type, which is also STACKABLE & SILENT!).
• Vault-Tec Prototype Water Purifier (This Vault-Tec skin on the other hand is significant! Although it does need the small purifier plan & be placed directly on soil; it has a FAR smaller form factor - Able to build eight in the same floor space of one “normal” size one, meaning you can hide a dozen INSIDE your home within a single foundation tile space! Not quite as good as the water cooler, but is Always Available for every character you make, not hard to find as a drop from miner pails.)
• Chicken Coup - Like you mentioned the Brahmin... but smaller and the chickens dont get killed.
• Followers from season Passes - like the doctor have sum pretty useful buffs / skills too.
• Atom Shop Gas Masks - Air Disease Protection for cloth straight out of the vault.
I'd rank Yasmine up there with the main allies for usefulness. The main allies give a single quest daily that can give you a legendary, which if you play the game a lot you'll be swimming in. You can buy food items from Yasmine that are a pain to craft like brain bombs and scorchbeast mixed stew. She's great for lazy builds. Maul also sells tenderizer mod plans and magazines so he's not a bad option either, plus he's one of the better defensive allies.
Also a perk if hunger and thirst are completely empty you can chat with her and you can get full bars. No perks but it's nice if you just want to catch up.
For us carnivores - and I know Turtle is a herbivore, but I like to eat what I kill - Maul rocks for his hard-to-farm meats, but Yasmine is also great for foodies of both varieties. I also prefer Maul because he has, hands down, the BEST voice acting and range of dialog. When my dog died in January and I was trying to distract myself by playing FO76, one of Maul's lines - y'all know the one - absolutely triggered a much-needed weeping spell. For this I'm utterly loyal to Maul, as his dogs and mine have all been to us.
I got the ammo converter free from the Atomic shop. I would use it, but it's so tedious. They need to change it to have a deposit all option.
The vintage water cooler i believe was from holiday scorched, not treasure hunter, but I'm not sure.
The popcorn machine was given for that trick or treat challenge with the candy bowl. I don't think it was ever on a scoreboard or obtainable any other way. I'd put that one in a tier for me. It synergizes well with the survival shortcut legendary perk and over eater armor.
Fridge items I'd also put in a tier as i don't have room in my build for good with salt, nor food weight reduction perks, so the fridge is important.
Absolutely on the ammo converter. They also need at least one more tier of conversion for most ammo types.
@@CIintB3ASTW0oD I wish that (and the ammo producer) would convert/make ultracite ammo!
Did they buff ArmCo station recently? According to wiki, the costs seem almost completely inconsequential even for new players (raider rep notwithstanding). They also require no power to operate and there's no mention that you're limited to just one, so you can put a bunch down and have them pump out a bunch of ammo over time.
U can get the Fusion Generator Plans and all the other ones by completing the Event which starts by walking to Reactor like mononga or the other ones u dont actually need to buy em
personal terminal is very useful to get your camera. after that I think the devs forgot it was a thing.
Yes, although, I got my camera from the bucket list quest, which pretty much made the whole personal terminal thing moot.
The only thing I would disagree on is turrets, *BUT* only with the enclave skin. With the enclave turrets they seem to have better range and awareness from my experience and then obviously we’re all aware of their insane Enclave Firepower™️.
They’ve saved my pet deathclaw from becoming scorched from random scorchbeast attacks countless times. They blast that sucker out of the sky in seconds 💥⤵️
how tf did you get a pet deatclaw dude😩
You need the perk Animal Friend rank 3 on charisma. Then you have to find a Deathclaw on a random encounter spot. If you the aim on the deathclaw and succeed in taming it you can then choose to send it to your camp.
Also: if you put scarecrows down, enemies are *supposed* to attack those first-so put the scarecrow right in your turrets firing line. Once the Enemies damage your scarecrow, it usually wakes the turret up.
Never use spotlights unless you like rewiring them every time you log back on. They *still* haven’t fixed That bug from Fallout 4.
Also, the laser tripwire object does not work properly. The tripwire will activate once, but it will not reset itself, so the player has to manually reset it using a connected terminal. No automatically closing doors for us.
And the counter power switch only triggers on a 1 , regardless of what value you set it to activate on.
Clearly this is why there are so many bugs in 76- The creation engine literally can’t count past 1.
@@okonkwojones Todd Howard "it just works" 🤣
@@GreenL00gie It's not a bug, it's a feature!
Very informative. Thank you for this. As a new player, I would first just fill my camp with everything new thinking I needed it all. I found out quickly early on that the turrets tend to mess up my own base more than mess up the attackers, so, I now only have one turret on the edge of my base far away from my stuff. (Basically, in the direction the enemies tend to come from the most)
I've been wondering about the ammo converter and have put off purchasing it from the atom shop because I just didn't really understand it. Now that I know I can go buy it from a vendor in game, I'm super pleased to hear that I don't need to spend atoms on it!
Really appreciate this video! Keep up the good work!
I find the ammo converter useless if you or if you know someone that can craft a lot of ammo. I have a friend that can craft me around 6k 10mm but all he asks is if you're able to supply with some of the resources.
Hey the ammo converter can be unlocked at the atomic shop for 500 atoms. I calculated around 20k steel for 100k points, with ammo perks. You can scrap a bunch of rail road spikes
You can get the Popcorn Machine at Crater with having decent reputation with the Raiders. Look for the Bronze Mr Handy robot, he's a vendor and use Gold Bullion.
On the Artillery piece, it is buffed by grenadier and demo expert so I use it to farm a few spots on the map.
I laughed when I heard Mr. Turtle's reservations about artillery. My own main camp is just a tiny bit further west of Solomon's Pond, where his camp in this video was located, and one of the reasons I picked that spot was that the clubhouse at the Whitespring is just within its range. Today we happened to have a "kill 20 creatures while in a group" challenge, so I fast-traveled to the tennis court, hid, hopped onto the roof, placed my artillery grenade exactly in the middle, and then hopped over the adjoining building. The first two artillery bursts, between them, killed 14 creatures - and cleared the entire clubhouse!
Before they nerfed it, you could set up multiple artillery pieces at one camp, and they'd all fire. Here's a video I shot, pre-nerf, of what that looks like, using the Whitespring laundry and parking lot as the target, but before they'd fixed and buffed up Demolition Expert and Grenadier: th-cam.com/video/Wdcn5nsLPVk/w-d-xo.html
In the words of the late great Sole Survivor: Drink. Some. Water.
also i know it's relative to decoration, but the PC terminal (the one in power connections) is so useful for changing the color of lots of cycling lights (best lights in the game imo). Otherwise you are sitting there for ages changing them all one by one.
The sound of the Symptomatic's door is an underrated ASMR experience - so satisfying.
I used to use my artillery canon all the time. I used to sneak up to the local town, toss the smoke, and book it back to camp and watch the barrage rain down. Would be worth a couple thousand XP too. That said I rebuilt my camp and the budget didn't allow it. Great review!
I do like the flamer but I usually reload my ammo for that by doing a daily ops. I do wish the ammo coverter and maker did Ultracite though.
I don't think the vending machines need power anymore. If a vending machine is built and public map icon is turned on it should show up on map and be accessible for sales even when unpowered. thank you for content
That is correct, I use the cash register vending machines and never hook power to them.
The new Slocum’s Joe coffee machine gives 4 canned coffee in a relatively short time. It’s A-tier for me.
The fortune teller and the slot machine give stackable buffs to Luck and both take just a couple of seconds to activate.
For the gym equipment, you only need to let maybe 5 seconds of the animation play and you’ll get the buff if you cancel out of it then.
Ammo box is S-tier for me. As is the Scrap box.
Best ally for low level players is the chef. She sells recipes, even rare ones, and occasionally sells brain bombs and cranberry relish or squirrel stew. The main allies give dailies and a ho-hum legendary, but most new players will have a metric fuckton of quests to do already and the weapon may or may not be very helpful depending on your build.
Maybe I’m unlucky with where I place my camps, but my defense turrets kill many enemies, and it happens often. Plus missile turrets are awesome!
Last but not least, Shelter entrance is also S-tier for me. Even if you’re not really into camp building, the utility shelter allows you to build a tiny camp that is super easy to blueprint and doesn’t take hardly any space and put all your crafting benches in the utility shelter. It’s what I recommend people who don’t have Fallout 1st build as a substitute for a survival tent. Just one foundation with the utility entrance, stash box, and the CAMP device. Everything else is in the utility shelter and they don’t need to blueprint it, all they need when they move their “survival tent” camp is the shelter door.
wait a second are you saying fortune teller stacks with the slot machine for 4 luck total? 🤔
I just tested and confirmed it to make sure it wasn’t patched out. The effects tab shows Luck +4 after using the machines (no other Luck buffs), but my SPECIAL shows only a +2 increase. So either I was mistaken, or it’s bugged. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Get wood called right now but there's a relatively skinny tree with a tap on it that collects adhesive for you I believe it holds up to 10 adhesive at a time
I’m consistently use my ammo converter every Sunday to convert ALL ammo that doesn’t sell and to also free up space in my stash box. I keep cannonballs, missiles and mini nukes also!
I convert all I find!
Can it make ultracite ammo?
@@MerrillDragonAge I think you have to craft that yourself… I’m currently offline at a BBQ, or I would walk over to my converter and check. 🤷🏻♂️👍
@@MerrillDragonAge no, it can't. Only standard
The low count needed for points for those make them appealing. I'm like you, grab it all and sell it all. I farm way less for ammo because of it. Even still I think I have over 10k stockpiled for a rainy day
Artillery I build it not for the function, but for the fun factor, there's always a camp full of blood eagles near my camp, so everyday after I log in, I just throw a artillery smoke there and watch as the bodies flew
Also I'm pretty sure the artillery damage and radius is impacted by the grenadier and the demolition expert perk, cause I had both perk maxed out and the size of the explosion is INSANE
Demolition Expert and Grenadier do indeed affect artillery explosions, no differently than hand grenades. I've done repeated experiments on the Whitespring golf clubhouse in full spawn, and with Grenadier your artillery will cover the entire clubhouse and with Demolition Expert at level 5 it will kill everything inside, including Legendaries (at least as long as it's not glowies inside a nuke blast zone; haven't experimented on that, but I probably ought to!)
my tip for buidling,
use the contractor perk,
it somehow works for camps too or at least did for me to my surprise
I had no idea sympto magic cured diseases, you learn something new everyday
I have to say, in one camp, I had my machine gun turrets out and though most of them got destroyed, they did help me kill my first scorchbeast. Just a bit of memories.
I switched to missiles and they were able to take it out. I just make sure to have a ranged weapon to get at least one shot in before they finish it off for the XP.
I've had an ammo converter for a while, but I didn't know how to use it. It sounds easy enough, sell ammo you don't want and use the points gained to buy useful ammo.
i use it, but it is a drag, very slow interface. you sell it ammo by some set number, say 60 rounds at a time, and you can't see how much you have left. its a whole lot of "screens" in and out of the machine. it pays tho. feels great cashing in.
The Vault-Tec prototype purifier makes a great alternative as it’s much smaller making it concealable from scavenger players that visit camps for free items. It’s in the atomic shop right now
I always lock my stuff up.
Anyone steals get a bounty on their heads.
I noticed all players tend to go after players with bounties like flies on cow pies.
So in a way I use other players as anti-theft device.
Got the idea from another player who just does it for peace of mind.
Though that player likes to offer free water and always has some water sources unlocked like his wells that produce clean water for zero power consumption.
I think he had a spot of land that had like six wells just for players to draw from and a small garden outside his greenhouse for players to get free food from.
Fusion generators can be bought from any vendor.
The dumb cow takes up the biggest budget size out of any other item in the game …
The terminal I have seen used to access camps that are somehow under the mesh/ground so you can see the underside of the world. If you could do a video on how to do THAT, it would be fun to watch.
I have also seen Sympto-matics and musical instruments used to enter underground camps. TRIPPY!!!!
The point of the exercise equipment only giving limited timed bonuses is to keep one playing and going back to interact with your camp to keep up buffs.
I would like them extended as well until I thought about people server hopping and events like the aliens event that's on the hour every hour , you can sign out and sign back in on the hour every hour so it's understandable.
In on line only games , population and play time is profit for development since most have shops to peddle in game merchandise.
I note, too, that some of the buff equipment (musical instruments for AP, speed bag for Agility, bench press for Strength, and Exercycle for Endurance) do take 30 seconds, but two of the newer pieces - the fortune-teller for luck and the horserace game for intelligence - are insta-buffs.
So, PRO TIP for time economizing: When, for instance, I hear the siren telling me that there's likely about to be a Scorched Earth or Colossal Problem event in a couple of minutes, I use that time to make sure I'm stripped down but well-prepared (ammo, grenades, chems, no excess weight), and then I do the insta-buffs, and an instrument. If I have time I might also use the speed bag. WHILE USING A BED, INSTRUMENT OR BUFF MACHINE, YOU CAN ACCESS YOUR PIPBOY THUSLY: Open your Map, then click on the black diamond for any available quest location and select "Show In Pipboy"! Voila, instead of just playing the tuba, you can simultaneously check your stats, eat your stat foods, drinks, and chems, drop excess stuff, switch out perk cards - whatever! Then, well-buffed and prepared, I still have time to fast-travel to the events.
I'd be happy to see them offer a new perk card which works like Good With Salt, but for (at least garden-variety) buffs (excluding special event buffs perhaps). Then the longer buffs wouldn't be a disruption to game balance, but just another possible trade-off to choose, which some players will find useful based on their play styles, but others won't bother with.
The personal terminal is good to use as a lower level to get the camera quest started/located.
is it good for anything other than getting the missing person/camera?
@@timostrom5710 Not as far as I can tell. Seems to be overlooked by Bethesda.
I have stopped planting corn and razorgrain in my CAMPs. There are those two farms in the SW that have an almost unlimited supply to harvest. I need Tatos for adhesive and for Tasty Squirrel Stew. And Mutfruit for adhesive.
I do not use the ammo converter - it is way too slow a process. So much menu loading. Ugh.
Also, the Popcorn Machine was a reward for the Halloween Candy event. It is not sold by any vendor (to my knowledge).
I hope that they update fridge to 90 percent or even higher, it wouldn't be bad idea if food never gets bad when it's in the fridge. Or maybe an update where we can make canned food. I'm playing Mr prepper and it's actually fun making canned food. But yes, at the moment it's bad.
hoping for a fridge buff too. at least make it as good as the card. i build the stupid thing anyway sometimes just for looks. i like decorating my fancy kitchen, but knowing the fridge is borderline useless is a drag. being able to craft canned goods would be sick. i do a ton of cooking in game. i built a camp at aaron holts cranberry farm. i planted a ton of gourds, have a well, and keep a bunch of sugar in my vendor so you can craft cranberry relish on the spot. everybody crafts tons of cranberry relish, right?
Seriously! All it's good for is making fertilizer (spoiled food) for those that need it.
they need to come out with another scrapbox that isn't just for fallout first same with the ammo thing I'd buy them from the atomic shop as long as it works the same as the fallout first version but it wouldn't be monthly it would be a one time purchase
I would swap the ammo converter and symp-to-matic. I use the symp-to-matic much more often, and I wish the ammo converter was more intuitive.
symptomatic should be top tier. you can't even get into my camp without it 😜
@@timostrom5710 got the same way.. and like bonus i merged it with portable toilet on top🤣
I found artillery great for griefers. Even if out of range, tossing the smoke makes most bug out fast.
I had high hopes for the computer when it was released. I thought they would eventually move all dailies to it and use it as a way to tell when each was available.
Armco Container if you use certain ammo is a good Passive way to get ammo. I think I get about 200 5.56mm Rounds a Hour. But also that is all it will hold. I left 200 rounds in it and rechecked it after a hour of game play and still 200 there. Just wished it held more. Wished some of these items you could put in your Shelters. Makes more sense. Like why can I make beer in my shelter, but have to go to my Camp to use the Fermenter to make it drinkable. Understand the Farming Plots so so. But didn't Fallout 4 have a Underground Green house or might been Fallout New Vegas. But I know one did.
It was fallout 4, vault 81
In an interview bethesda said the shelter only passes time when someone is in it so resources wont work .
I get my flamer fuel from doing daily ops and never had an issue with maintaining 10-15k on me and I use the ammo machine to produce 5.56 then when it makes 200 I put them into ammo points machine for 500 points it makes 200 5.56 in about an hour
In my opinion Ammo box and Scrap Box is SS tier, if Only we can buy it permanently
I'm hoping maybe one day we can get the arcade machines from the FO4 mod, oh and the Slocums Joe Coffee pack! Those are my two favorite fan made workshop items EVA!
Your wish came true this week in the atom shop
I'm surprised you didn't really say much about the farmable dirt tiles. Those things are great lol
I have them placed in tier A but it looks like I forgot to discuss them
@@AngryTurtle that makes sense. I was watching, thinking "They are right there!!!" Lol
@@mackenziemoore5088 to me , that was tied into the fertilizer part of the video eventhough it wasn't discussed , it was implied.
I was going to say this, too. A lot of sloped terrain and fixed objects can make placing some of the finicky crops really annoying (and, quite frankly, usually disorderly looking)
@@AngryTurtle how do you get them? and how do you farm rep with the different factions?
Fusion generator plans can be give aftern nuclear power plant quest
One time I saw a guy that made a camp like a bunker right where the scorched queen appears with all possible laser turrets. Despite not doing that much damage, still it helped with the scorched minions running around
Level 590 an I just now learnt that the sympt actually does something 😂
The terminal is really good for someone starting out the quest to get a camera but that's it. Purely decoration after that.
I use mine every day; I just wish it listed ALL the solo dailies and not just the usual three.
Vending machines (6:20) are essential but they are too darn big. You need to put 2-4 in case a team of players come visit. And that takes up a lot of space. The atom store once sold a tiny cash register/vending machine that was perfect and looked quite nice too, but it's long gone.
Those come around every so often; keep an eye out. My only problem with them is that they can be hard to find if a camp is "cluttered".
I like the rain barrels because they don’t cause radiation damage when collecting the water (at least mine don’t).
Fortune teller AND slot machine I always use. A tier for me
if you have an ally make sure you have like 2 of each workbench lol, they will hog them so often
God, Why won’t bethesda let me pistol whip my ally until they get off my weapons workbench!?!
I guess the little kid one would have to get a pass. It ain’t the fallout 2 days anymore.
Put it on a different floor than the ally's spawn item. I have all workbenches on the ground floor, ally on the second floor and she never ventures down there (even when the camp is under attack, she just shoots from the top of the stairs).
@@akosgaspar9681 this is happening to me when I build spawn on prefabs like watching tower, and i think they and colectrons can't use that half sized stairs with scaffolding on top ( can't remember what is exact name ) with normal stairs wasn't have problems..
I honestly wish they would update the radio in-game an add more music
Pressure plate is top tier for cosmetic camp stuff!
On that note: Someone said the tiny duck figurine from meat week is like the best item to use as the start of a merge. Like using a rug X1000
this didnt age well on ally side when Yasmin Chowdhury sells brainbombs :D
I’m new and have no idea how to get a fusion generator but I was able to pick up a fusion core recharger and its an incredible addition so far
Thank you Turtle, your videos are really helpful. Started FO76 for a month and I've been gradually going through your videos.
Would be great if you could do an updated essential camp list.
I use the astronaut (name escapes me atm) because her computer bank I use as a base to put other computer equipment around it and it makes it look really cool
Coffee machine seems a little op for VATS/melee builds, the ap regen is crazy
I like turrets and have as many as I can build placed around my camp. Every time I return there are dead enemies from which I can harvest resources and immediately deposit in my scrap box, ammo storage or cook up. I also like that I can go to my C.A.M.P. and repair all items in one space bar stroke! I also have the horse race game machine right next to my door and you just interact with it without waiting for a +2 Intelligence boost...
I found some enemies making inside my prefab homes that I use a single turret that does it's job well.
When I am around blood eagle/Mirlurk(sp)/ghouls/ect hot zones I have different turrets such as missile launchers, lasers, and, MG, shot guns.
Placed well and I come back to a bunch of dead things, lol
I like the ammo crafter you can buy for 750 gold from crater it’s simple and not a converter it just crafts
You can also buy a fusion generator from the responders vendor in the whitespring mall
As a ‘fancy camp’ builder, the pressure plate found in advanced power connectors is absolutely essential. It lets one merge objects together. 😜 Great video as always Turtle! 👍
Don't forget the flamer trap for temporarily damaging walls and furniture so you can super impose other assets to create all new blueprint assets
this video actually taught me how to use the ammo converter thank you!
I use the ammo converter mainly for flamer fuel, bc you use a lot of acid actually crafting it.
I’ve seen already the Vintage Water Coolers being stacked 2 high and 10 deep. Makes sense now because I didn’t know it doesn’t require energy.
Vintage water cooler comes from Holiday Scorched, not Treasure Hunter.
so i have to wait until xmas to get the freaking plan? level 20
@@vaspiou unless you can trade or find it in someone's vendor, yes.
Thanks for another helpful video
A radio that play holotapes on "Talesss of West Virginian hills!!!~~" Coz listening to audio book is kinda relaxing.
The refrigerator is definitely a very good item for low level players. It can take a long time to get Good With Salt, and keep in mind the Grocer’s backpack mod and the standard backpack plan are both a grind to obtain.
NOTE TO EVERYONE... the "ammo points converter terminal" actually comes WITH the "ammo points converter". It's not a seprate item. I know i had this problem/ question at the start.
Thanks! Fairly new to game and didn't even know about many of these!!
That covers the essentials. I have most, if not all, of the other stuff. Mostly, that's to take up space.
Besides the collectron, the coffee machine is by far my favorite. Not just from a utility perspective but visually too
I'd have to strongly disagree with having water purifier so low on the list. I have three camps that are all nicely built and in good trade areas, with whatever leftover budget I have going to vintage water coolers. And I have one camp that most of the budget is purifiers, for when I don't have a lot of stuff that people will buy from my vendor. I max my caps from the npc vendors every day with water and super stims alone.
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I use a nuka cola tron I use the cola perk card nukas and quantum’s for grenade cranberry for exp buff and the rest to for ap and thirst quencher.
I’m bloodied so I sell the grape for 15 caps.
Ty for explaining the ammo conversion. I recently began playing, this list is REALLY helpful. How do you craft adhesives?!
at cooking station