I just really want to go to the most run down, dilapidated building possible, even if its a hole in the ground, and build the most ramshackle food store in the game. Like when hardcore players go off to the hardest and most deadly area in the game, amidst the storms and the fires....will be a little store selling cakes and cola.
Honestly that would make my day, LOL! I loved finding all those random places in the middle of nowhere, and to find some random base selling goods would confuse and get a good laugh outta me. Hell this survival system it is a good idea to stock up.
Dude, you're a genius! You could even get friends to do the same thing just set up shop near harder locations so other players can stock up on supplies. I really hope I can find a player like you, I'm a little worried I'll get into a server that's full of Griefers and PvP players, I just want to build my own little town in peace.
Building was slightly improved in 76 over Fallout 4. Needing plans makes it take more time, but structures do snap together more easily. The wooden walls are a lot nicer too. They’re solid instead of having huge holes all over them. The forced floating objects likely isn’t a glitch since that’s how it was in Fallout 4
Or they were too lazy to redo the building system as a whole, so there are the same glitches (just like the tied fps/speed of the character). But I really do hope i will be surprised by this game :) Waited for a long time to get coop gameplay on fallout
If it works, don’t fix it! The building system in Fallout 4 is solid and even better in 76. But yeah, they did use the same assets from Fallout 4 so 76 is gonna be really similar.
I used to work at wal-mart its the screaming adults you have to look out for - we actually had a guy come in ( I worked over night ) apparently he was on (insert drug here) and the paper towel dispenser insulted his mother and he got into a fist fight with it and was doing pretty solid job till he head butted the metal and concrete pole it was on and knocked himself out till police arrived
My friends and I love this game, we’re gonna try to put out videos on it for likeminded people since the majority of youtubers just hate on it. Thanks for the vid!
@@unteroffitzierschultz4288 This isn't *lazy* look at skyrim online, tell me how long that took to actually make and its super buggy. This took effort and UNLESS you actually have made something in the creation kit or I dunno have made anything at all your opinion on something being lazy is irrelevant.
Liam Ryan- nah but you can build right next to each other! We’ve got a set up so that we each have a side of this pond, with me overlooking on a cliff. It’s great. I do not regret buying this at all.
A few times last night I couldn't move some item of my house because it said 'Would result in floating object' or something like that. For example I couldn't move the doorframe without picking up the door first. I did have some weirdness with the second floor ladder bit. I couldn't snap it down at all without pulling down the adjacent walls, and then some of the walls had problems placing afterward. One thing I like, if you make a solid house (no windows) then decide you want windows instead, anything that has sideways variants, like the walls, you can store then bring back as another variant. That also works with workbenches, I was able to change styles of weapon bench by storing it and bringing it back out.
Did you make generator? Wasteland Dovakiin had her cabin attacked spicificly the generator. She placed her camp near a super mutant camp and they only agro'd when it was turned on. It took them a bit before it blew. Even longer, like 1.5 hrs in-game time when she made a shack for said generator.
"Who leaves a vault knowing how to build an entire town?" Well, maybe, "The people who have been training for it for 35 years, with full knowledge that they will be the first vault to open and that it's their job to start rebuilding the world." (I'm not trolling. I just thought the answer was kinda obvious. 😊 ) Other than that, nice video. 👍
Maybe you're not the building guy but another genius. The best in biology or whatever isnt nessarily going to be even a decent builder just because they put their mind to it. Even if they have a knack for it and some prior knowledge they can't do everything without finding plans or doing research.
Realistically, the sole survivor shouldn't have been able to do all that by himself/herself without finding plans. Maybe we should think of that more as a part of the settlement system where other settlers who have knowledge about it help build. Or, it was a new mechanic to the series and they didn't want to disappoint so they gave more than was realistic.
They should have unlocked the most basic items. This way, right out of the vault, you're able to build a small cabin (like yours) and you could then have a mobile base. If you wanted something more elaborate then it'll require plans. Want to build a missile turret? That's a plan. Want to put poo sticks around your home? Unlocked. Off you go.
I agree that it's "okay". I'm disappointed with the fact that I can't build a platform and connect a floor to another platform as if it's a bridge. Also I've run into it giving me an error saying that a concrete block was floating when it was clearly halfway in the ground.
@@julianolds118 if you build a foundation you can't build a floor on it. It's considers a floor when placed I guess. But even if you could you wouldn't be able to delete the foundation bellow the floor cause it would say "this would leave an item floating"
@@ElijahEzell that isn't what I meant. Try building a foundation and then when you do the bridge from the second floor to second floor, put it over the foundations so they float a floor above said foundation.
Loooooved the beta! Played on PC yesterday from 2 to 11 entirely. Got to level 10, And the whole time had a kick ass time! Its nothing like the console version, I met nothing but talkative RP players and more, Its great on PC! The FPS is smooth as hell ultra, And looks super nice. There is so much to do, Don't let people tell you other wise. Read notes, stories, PAY ATTENTION! This game HAS A STORY!
I play the game in the same way. When 76 was announced, I immediately knew that building will take a backseat, as I usually built settlements for npc's in Fallout 4. The focus will now be on building smaller structures for myself only. Maybe a place to grow some food and just to call my own. I have been screaming like a kid on Christmas morning, I'll admit, but I accept that 76 is a different set-up, and will enjoy the gameplay. Thanks Cord, I was waiting for a good review on building in 76.
There's always getting friends to help set out blueprints around to help pad an area; I think there's an untapped gem of players placing their camps close-by and coordinating to make really cool settlement-type areas.
I think this is the first mature, non negative comment on a 76 video Ive seen ever. Imma do the same although I do wanna build a base with my friends and decorate it all cool and efficient
i had glitches while building my camp. bad ones. maybe it's because i built it as a bridge over a river, i dunno, but it was wonky as all hell. not letting me connect floors to the foundation pieces in some location because they'd be floating and not attached... to the foundation they were being attached to. items would have a red outline when you can't place them and upon moving them so the outline turns green i'd still get error saying it couldn't be placed for some reason or other. usually happened when trying to plant crops. also like f04 if you place a stairway on a floor section and then try to place a doorway wall on it, it won't let you. but you can place the wall first and then place the stairwell on it... now keep in mind i was having trouble building my bridge across the water so i placed stairs up from the foundation and connected floors to them and then back down the other side first before building my walls and found the most asinine glitch ever... the game refused to let me delete the stairs to place the doorway walls on those spots because it claimed parts of the build would be inaccessible and has to be all one connected structure (a fact i know is false as i have seen other people stream the beta with multiple separate structures in their camp). So what do i do? i build a new stairwell on the adjacent tile and connect to the foundation on that side so that removing the first stairwell would not make the opposite side inaccessible.. and then it still refused to let me remove that stairwell. i even got the same error when trying to tear down the entire structure on the opposite side of the river one piece at a time so i could redo it correctly once i understood the order i'd have to do it to make it work. first the floors and walls and then the stairs leading from the doorways last. it wouldn't let me. it outright told me that parts would be inaccessible no matter what i di and i had to either build around it with no doors or pack it up and move some where else.
I found in my beta play that there is a kind of partnership between building and exploration. The more I explore the more raw material, recipes and blue prints I come upon. The more I build the more ammo, weapons and other items I have. Both produce XP. Also, moving my camp from place to place as I explore allows me to maintain weapons and armor, rest and recover. That's my style of play through.
The blueprint thing could be really cool, one thing I hated in Fallout 4 was making a cool structure then wanting to make the same in other settlements but failing without fast travelling back and forth to get it looking right
I curious if there will be perk cards to help aid settlement building character builds or is settlement building characters even a thing?... Thats what I want to see
There are two that I've seen; Grease Monkey (Workshop Items are 30%/60% cheaper to repair) and Contractor (Crafting Workshop Items now cost 25%/50% fewer materials) and they are both under Intelligence. Hope this helps!
Agility has "home defense" which allows for better turrets. Idk if blueprints are also needed. There are gathering and scrapping perks to aid in getting materials.
Same, I don’t see why people hate the game. The side quests and main quest is great, just wish the loot was better and some more surprising things. The game is visually stunning and I love using the camera and taking screenshots with friends. I love how I can move my settlement wherever, I especially like building on the mountain sides near the top of the world. I love socialising and becoming friends and exploring the wasteland with others, whilst having a laugh on the way. All it needs is improvements and new things along the way, then I’ll be even more hyped. There was also a glitch where people turned invisible and places didn’t render in time but that can surely be fixed.
Sam van Stempvoort Totally agree. The voice acting on the holotapes is pretty good though. Hopefully they do add some NPCs at some point. Would also be great if they added dlc’s with bigger quests and a good, solid, law friendly multiple choice story.
Josef Bailey I don't like the forced survival mode... I'm hoping it's an option in the final version. I want a game that's an escape from reality... ffs.
I'm looking forward to the settlement building. I'm planning on making a bar/restaurant/hotel in my playthrough. Who knows if it'll work, but I'm looking forward to it
good luck with that I had the same idea... you can't build enough to do that ... it's a massive limitation on the budget and it doesn't seem to go up through levels I haven't been able to build anything in the last 5 levels... I hope they fix it... you can't use shelving or decorate with anything you pick up
@@navine-notesontheravineofl3611 I have a few ideas on how to do it. I've also already built the basic layout for my bar/hotel. All I need is the right chairs/tables and for them to give us robotoic shop keeps
Im more of a "building is a second idea" so I actually enjoyed the building. Having to find blue prints looks like it's gonna be annoying.. but it will show progression (ex. Brick walls will come later in the game I imagine) but other then that I enjoy it.
Kinda wanna build a "caravan" after a little while of bargaining, I'll move it to a different location, where I can get more weaponry and stuff. Or I can set up a "trade zone" like the diamond city market, where I could gather a team and set up shops in one location, alcohol, perk cards, guns, melee weapons- it will be really neat, and I like the CAMP system of moving settlements around.
I'm going to dive into c.a.m.p. building tonight....going to start building a roadside shop/inn, with toolbench and other accomodations for passing players and it will be called The Ol' Possum. So yes, I will actually want people to visit my build :p
@Cordless VII in regards to picking up doors or walls and it still being there is because it is a multiplayer based game so while building and you are inside and pick up a wall someone cant just run in and start shooting you. Im not sure if anyone has addressed you regarding this, but thats the only thing that makes sense about it.
I think it's more so if you want to leave your base while someone is outside, you have to physically open the door while not in build mode. Imagine someone is camping your door, you have a bounty so they want to kill you on sight, and you are making tweaks inside your base. Well you want to go outside, so you have to go out of building mode, therefore in "combat mode" ready to fight. Also, you have to open and close the door physically like in Rust, if you will. That way you can't just pick up the wall, walk through, and then cancel build mode to have the wall snap back in place; therefore making doors obsolete and useless to a smart player, so they would just make bases with no doors so nobody can lockpick their base. It makes sense if you think of it as a multiplayer game, not a true Fallout RPG.
@@julianolds118 I'm pretty sure and don't quote me because this is just watching game play. But someone will be able to shoot your walls enough to destroy them? I saw someone's walls being shot by a scorched npc and when he walked past them it had a health bar idk of it was a glitch or meant to be this way. We will see.
@@scottyabbott1526 I'm sure that if they do have degradation, it'll be slight and slow. Hopefully it'll be super tedious to shoot walls down like it is in Rust.
Nice Vid Cord! Great job.. Thankyou for showing us, Exactly what we wanted to Know and See. Great Content! Watched all.. Btw, You held the intrest of the viewer, right throughout! Cheers Jassassin Entertainment.
I think its totally worth it to have to find the plans to build what you want whenever I really have to work for something like this it just feels more special to me.
Your cabin looks great :) I've tried to build one myself, but mine was pretty basic. Yours on the other hand looks great, which means I've already learned a lot about base building in FO76 from you. Oh, and regarding the "blue prints may cause some issues" point of yours. My cabin was 2x2 and I found a nice looking spot after building it. The spot hat a great view, some high ground and I could build on the high ground and on the area that was like 20feet below (it was some sort of cliff). However, I was not able to place my cabin. Sometimes the game just marked the cabin as red and told me it collided with something (most likely wood and plants), but even when it was green I couldn't place it. Fallout 76 has a lot of technical issues, blue prints are one of them.. but.. I am optimistic that Bethesda will fix these things later on. I've played FO76 for 4 hours and I mostly enjoyed the game. I just hope they'll add an option to deactivate the games bloom effect, because it makes the game look terrible sometimes.
I set my place up just outside of that first town and players would stop by, use my benches and drop stuff off at in their boxes and trade. I think there was about 8 people who were coming to me, trading plans or guns with me for bullets since I wasn't far from the tinkering station they hadn't found so I took all the traded goods and made bullets that I was selling for one of the longer beta times. Fun times.
Hey! It’s AKuRo I lost my old account. Do miss the server just can’t really fit in the time, also every time I say I’m back I don’t speak for 9 weeks haha. But your channel is doing great, never miss a video. Keep it up and good luck for the future.
I didn't build anything as much as slap everything on the ground to see what they were like. Messy, but I did find out that team mates can build in your plot. It should work that if your teammates have different plans they should be able to put one in your plot.
I learned the hard way about a camp feature yesterday. When you leave a server, your camp disappears along with you and is stored. I had built a camp on the side of an embankment and as it was custom to the location, it could not be rebuilt. I ended up scrapping everything. Also ran into one server where someone else had built on the same location and I was unable to set up
I played fallout 4 for almost 2 thousand hours, and all I've done is built bases. Most of the content that I've done in the base / dlc part of fallout 4 without mods is building outdoor vaults at settlements whenever you get the vault plans from the overseer in the vault dlc.
I'm not a big builder but since I was out of room in my stash and over-encumbered constantly I thought that building a nice camp would help free up some room. Well I maxed out the budget in no time and still didnt have enough room in camp to store a minigun I found. When the beta ended yesterday I was just standing in the middle of my shack trying to figure out wtf to do. I really hope they expand the stash and budget somewhat for the actual release.
I’m assuming there’s collision when picking something up so if another player is attacking your base you can’t pick up a wall and flank them or run away
Build one foundation and place a staircase on it. Then you can use upper floor without the need for extra foundations. So you have a floating second floor. You can build a bunch of turrets to help kill high level enemies to exploit xp, gear, and only use a few components to repair them
Once you make a blueprint of your house, it becomes difficult to put your house back down once you move your camp. I'd also like to be able to build my camp right beside of my friends. It would be pretty cool to join a server where players are trying to create a actual functioning town, full of shops and houses. I'd like to see a quest giving system where players could give you a fetch quest of something. My goal is to make a bar/shop for other players to come in, buy my food/drugs/guns/etc and also hire other players to hunt junk/food/aid items that I would pay them for and then use that stuff to craft other items players might want or need to sell. I think they would need a upgraded economy system for that though.
It follows the same from Dying Light with finding blueprints. That was and in Fallout 76 is a motivator for me to explore more so. I think it's a great idea in games that do this. It could be weapons, crafting etc...It works well.
Does anyone know how to repair walls in your CAMP? When I was playing and I looked at a damaged wall I only had three options in the modify tab: store, replace or scrap.
The water isn't missing because it's a glitch. Some time after the bombs, the dam broke, leaving the river with a source. That's why the map shows bodies of water that might not be present.
I like the new system but am really surprised with a few things. One is that stairs cannot attach to half or 1/4 floors only the center of full squares, and that you cannot remove stairs from a second story to change them until there is no second story(because you wont have access to the 2nd floor)
I personally like the idea of unlocking/learning stuff to build. It'll be cool to learn to build something that you don't see in other camps. But I can definitely see both sides. Anyways, cool content. Sub'd.
Well for an average Joe like me that seems ridiculous, but streaming isn't my job. If it was my job to make content on a game and review the different things that they offer, I would probably go all out too.
Hi can you please make a building guide of sorts ? Like explaining how to safe and quick move CAMP and retaining all your buildings if possible. I was playing a bit with it last night but didn't really find a way to move CAMP with all the buildings quickly. I had to pack them one by one before moving CAMP. Thank you !
I like it. I followed the main quest built a camp with a couple turrets, a chest and work stations on a main road. Everyone came by and used it and hung out. So I left it for everyone to use. lol
If u move ur camp and then go onto the stored items it lets you scroll through the different looks even if they are not unlocked and you can place them this just happened to me so I can say it works
I had such a nice little homestead built and ready to roll for the full game and it sadly just disappeared completely on the last day of the beta. gone off my map like it never existed. Oddly the full camp plan stayed in my blueprints so I can just rebuild the entire thing with the click of a button.... hopefully.
You can get yourself flagged WANTED if you pick a lock in someone's settlement or take something from it. I learned that the hard way in one of the claimed areas.
Im waiting, so far i found plans once i get what I need to make everything i go scout out nice spot with ore around. When I open metal i make my camp. I made level 6 and have Power Armor frame :) Think u can buy rug in ingame store which I got the newer looking door..
I found out you can find a vacant house or already existing structure,.. start the build camp mode and just dress that existing structure up with your stuff.
I like the new build menu also I was never a fan of floaty structures. In FO4 I build small sustainable structures for the settlements and continue playing. After questing for a while I just get the urge to build something massive. So I clear out the settlers, scrap/store what I had there originally and build it up from scratch. Plus I love using the grounded mod that you ported over to Bethesda, as a way to terraform the settlement into something new.
I'm guessing collision works that way as a consequence of being an online game. The server needs to be able to notify other players of any structure changes, and until you've confirmed the move, as far as the server knows, it's still in place.
I left and joined a new server, my camp despawned and now i cant place my previously built house, the game keeps saying it’s either floating or colliding with something.
So I think the reason you can’t walk out of the door that you picked up is because it’s an MMO, and people could walk through the open space of the door you picked up. Essentially someone could hide out and wait for you to open that space and sneak into your base
How do I place my building as a whole when I need to move my camp? I tried but it always ends up being red and I have to store all my parts before getting my house back up from scratch. It’s really annoying. Please help.
I´ve got an awnser for why you cant "glide" through a wall or door while in "build mode". The reason is that you aren´t allowed to build without doors or entrypoints since its online and there is raiding :)
I'll be getting this for xmas so I'm hoping there will be a walkthrough or something that tells me where most of the blueprints are or how many of them are randomly generated cuz I would like to be able to build most things straight up.
I pre-ordered the Power Armor Edition also, but the Beta Code Best Buy sent me was for PC not PS4 and I got an email saying that they'd send the correct one and they never did, so I didn't get to try it. But seems good enough to me, I usually play a few missions then when I get bored put on some music and build up my base, before returning to the actual game, so I don't mind having to look for blueprints, it's also more motivation to actually play the game. Got under a week till its out so I'm not too upset I didn't get to play it, from what I've seen looks a lot like Fallout 4 and I loved that game, wasn't the best Fallout but it was still a lot of fun.
I like that is very informative I'm kind of glad that they want you to explore the game to get more stuff that's what Fallout 4 needed a little bit more I'm glad they've actually done it a lot better
Fallout 4 had picket fence magazines for extras in the workshop . So 76 isn't much diffrent in having to find plans . It's just a little tougher initially to jump into building .
thats a pretty nice cabin you got there. If I saw that out in the world myself, I'd would of thought it was something bethesda made until I saw the CAMP device.
Does anyone know how to share a base with ur teammates in Fallout 76? I tried building a base yesterday with my friend and i couldn't cause it wouldn't let him help me
Wait so with doors can other players just walk in or does it automatically only allow the person who placed it down and their party memebers to open it?
The shutters were a nice surprise. I like toggle-able objects like that, gives off more immersion.
I struggled way more than any sane person reasonably would, trying to improvise shutters in Fallout 4, lol.
You can also put locks on doors and shutters
I just really want to go to the most run down, dilapidated building possible, even if its a hole in the ground, and build the most ramshackle food store in the game. Like when hardcore players go off to the hardest and most deadly area in the game, amidst the storms and the fires....will be a little store selling cakes and cola.
>That one random encounter in Fallout 4 with a pint-sized bar in the middle of nowhere
@@coreyfoster6092 oh my god that guy.
This is why I love this game.
You can be the random encounter to other players.
Honestly that would make my day, LOL! I loved finding all those random places in the middle of nowhere, and to find some random base selling goods would confuse and get a good laugh outta me. Hell this survival system it is a good idea to stock up.
YOURE THE HERO WE DESERVE
Dude, you're a genius! You could even get friends to do the same thing just set up shop near harder locations so other players can stock up on supplies. I really hope I can find a player like you, I'm a little worried I'll get into a server that's full of Griefers and PvP players, I just want to build my own little town in peace.
Building was slightly improved in 76 over Fallout 4. Needing plans makes it take more time, but structures do snap together more easily. The wooden walls are a lot nicer too. They’re solid instead of having huge holes all over them. The forced floating objects likely isn’t a glitch since that’s how it was in Fallout 4
Isnt there a plan to make an ashtray
Or they were too lazy to redo the building system as a whole, so there are the same glitches (just like the tied fps/speed of the character). But I really do hope i will be surprised by this game :) Waited for a long time to get coop gameplay on fallout
If it works, don’t fix it! The building system in Fallout 4 is solid and even better in 76. But yeah, they did use the same assets from Fallout 4 so 76 is gonna be really similar.
@@maesterdrew8606 Hum, i guess you're right, at least that's one way to see it :) well, i'll wait release anyways, but keepin it in mind !
yes i love the new walls. little annoying i have to find a plan to build a rug but im still satisfied with all the walls and stuff
Oh good you were one of the lucky few who actually got to play yesterday
I got in for like 15 minutes
mine was still reinstalling when I went to sleep last night
why??? I can play this rn
just get fallout 4
@@Nnoo1987 it opens and closes my brother
Lucky or unlucky? 🤔
“Screaming children at Target” love it!
Too classy to have said Walmart huh? 😂
I used to work at wal-mart its the screaming adults you have to look out for - we actually had a guy come in ( I worked over night ) apparently he was on (insert drug here) and the paper towel dispenser insulted his mother and he got into a fist fight with it and was doing pretty solid job till he head butted the metal and concrete pole it was on and knocked himself out till police arrived
What the heck is Walmart or Target?
@@Shimmercloak It's where the poor peasants of america go to shop for items to marginally improve their lives.
So the camps, they dont stay the same when you move them?
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My friends and I love this game, we’re gonna try to put out videos on it for likeminded people since the majority of youtubers just hate on it. Thanks for the vid!
The youtuber's hate it because it's a lazy- buggy- game. Simple as that. I can't wait to buy mods for it!!!
@@unteroffitzierschultz4288 This isn't *lazy* look at skyrim online, tell me how long that took to actually make and its super buggy.
This took effort and UNLESS you actually have made something in the creation kit or I dunno have made anything at all your opinion on something being lazy is irrelevant.
Can you and your friends share a base and camp this is my first fallout
Liam Ryan- nah but you can build right next to each other! We’ve got a set up so that we each have a side of this pond, with me overlooking on a cliff. It’s great. I do not regret buying this at all.
They honestly need you as a dev
@@loveblanket6512 Dude, they hired lonevaultwasteland
I'm completely stoked and ready to play the piss out of this game. Blueprint hoarding here I come!
@Phony Mex Yes. I've played about 17 hours worth.
Cord, you are the reason I play fallout 4 still
That’s pretty dumb
@@meatboy2059 the monthly challenges... you know... discord... yeah. Its not dumb
SnakeEyes Settlement Building sounds pretty lame
@@Psychopathic666 agreed
A few times last night I couldn't move some item of my house because it said 'Would result in floating object' or something like that. For example I couldn't move the doorframe without picking up the door first.
I did have some weirdness with the second floor ladder bit. I couldn't snap it down at all without pulling down the adjacent walls, and then some of the walls had problems placing afterward. One thing I like, if you make a solid house (no windows) then decide you want windows instead, anything that has sideways variants, like the walls, you can store then bring back as another variant. That also works with workbenches, I was able to change styles of weapon bench by storing it and bringing it back out.
Did you make generator? Wasteland Dovakiin had her cabin attacked spicificly the generator. She placed her camp near a super mutant camp and they only agro'd when it was turned on. It took them a bit before it blew. Even longer, like 1.5 hrs in-game time when she made a shack for said generator.
"Who leaves a vault knowing how to build an entire town?" Well, maybe, "The people who have been training for it for 35 years, with full knowledge that they will be the first vault to open and that it's their job to start rebuilding the world." (I'm not trolling. I just thought the answer was kinda obvious. 😊 ) Other than that, nice video. 👍
Touche
You knew how to in 4
Maybe you're not the building guy but another genius. The best in biology or whatever isnt nessarily going to be even a decent builder just because they put their mind to it. Even if they have a knack for it and some prior knowledge they can't do everything without finding plans or doing research.
Realistically, the sole survivor shouldn't have been able to do all that by himself/herself without finding plans. Maybe we should think of that more as a part of the settlement system where other settlers who have knowledge about it help build. Or, it was a new mechanic to the series and they didn't want to disappoint so they gave more than was realistic.
They should have unlocked the most basic items. This way, right out of the vault, you're able to build a small cabin (like yours) and you could then have a mobile base. If you wanted something more elaborate then it'll require plans. Want to build a missile turret? That's a plan. Want to put poo sticks around your home? Unlocked. Off you go.
I think rug glitch may work because i stacked two stash crates on top of each other and moving the bottom one moves both.
I agree that it's "okay".
I'm disappointed with the fact that I can't build a platform and connect a floor to another platform as if it's a bridge. Also I've run into it giving me an error saying that a concrete block was floating when it was clearly halfway in the ground.
You can't attach a regular floor to the side of a foundation? That seems like a glitch more than anything because he did that in this video.
@@julianolds118 every time I tried (even in different locations and different objects) it never worked. Are you able to?
@@ElijahEzell I'm gone for the weekend, it might work if you have foundations on the ground below where you want the bridge, though.
@@julianolds118 if you build a foundation you can't build a floor on it. It's considers a floor when placed I guess. But even if you could you wouldn't be able to delete the foundation bellow the floor cause it would say "this would leave an item floating"
@@ElijahEzell that isn't what I meant. Try building a foundation and then when you do the bridge from the second floor to second floor, put it over the foundations so they float a floor above said foundation.
Loooooved the beta! Played on PC yesterday from 2 to 11 entirely. Got to level 10, And the whole time had a kick ass time! Its nothing like the console version, I met nothing but talkative RP players and more, Its great on PC! The FPS is smooth as hell ultra, And looks super nice. There is so much to do, Don't let people tell you other wise. Read notes, stories, PAY ATTENTION! This game HAS A STORY!
Had no idea you could float walls like that! Man you just opened up some new ideas for my build. Thanks!
I play the game in the same way. When 76 was announced, I immediately knew that building will take a backseat, as I usually built settlements for npc's in Fallout 4. The focus will now be on building smaller structures for myself only. Maybe a place to grow some food and just to call my own. I have been screaming like a kid on Christmas morning, I'll admit, but I accept that 76 is a different set-up, and will enjoy the gameplay. Thanks Cord, I was waiting for a good review on building in 76.
There's always getting friends to help set out blueprints around to help pad an area; I think there's an untapped gem of players placing their camps close-by and coordinating to make really cool settlement-type areas.
I think this is the first mature, non negative comment on a 76 video Ive seen ever. Imma do the same although I do wanna build a base with my friends and decorate it all cool and efficient
i had glitches while building my camp. bad ones. maybe it's because i built it as a bridge over a river, i dunno, but it was wonky as all hell. not letting me connect floors to the foundation pieces in some location because they'd be floating and not attached... to the foundation they were being attached to. items would have a red outline when you can't place them and upon moving them so the outline turns green i'd still get error saying it couldn't be placed for some reason or other. usually happened when trying to plant crops. also like f04 if you place a stairway on a floor section and then try to place a doorway wall on it, it won't let you. but you can place the wall first and then place the stairwell on it... now keep in mind i was having trouble building my bridge across the water so i placed stairs up from the foundation and connected floors to them and then back down the other side first before building my walls and found the most asinine glitch ever...
the game refused to let me delete the stairs to place the doorway walls on those spots because it claimed parts of the build would be inaccessible and has to be all one connected structure (a fact i know is false as i have seen other people stream the beta with multiple separate structures in their camp). So what do i do? i build a new stairwell on the adjacent tile and connect to the foundation on that side so that removing the first stairwell would not make the opposite side inaccessible.. and then it still refused to let me remove that stairwell. i even got the same error when trying to tear down the entire structure on the opposite side of the river one piece at a time so i could redo it correctly once i understood the order i'd have to do it to make it work. first the floors and walls and then the stairs leading from the doorways last. it wouldn't let me. it outright told me that parts would be inaccessible no matter what i di and i had to either build around it with no doors or pack it up and move some where else.
I found in my beta play that there is a kind of partnership between building and exploration. The more I explore the more raw material, recipes and blue prints I come upon. The more I build the more ammo, weapons and other items I have. Both produce XP. Also, moving my camp from place to place as I explore allows me to maintain weapons and armor, rest and recover. That's my style of play through.
The blueprint thing could be really cool, one thing I hated in Fallout 4 was making a cool structure then wanting to make the same in other settlements but failing without fast travelling back and forth to get it looking right
I think you did amazing on that cabin given the circumstances. You are truly gifted in my opinion
I curious if there will be perk cards to help aid settlement building character builds or is settlement building characters even a thing?... Thats what I want to see
There are two that I've seen; Grease Monkey (Workshop Items are 30%/60% cheaper to repair) and Contractor (Crafting Workshop Items now cost 25%/50% fewer materials) and they are both under Intelligence. Hope this helps!
@@iCharlie314 thank you, that is quite interesting
Home defense perk cards allow you to have better defense and I think that are some other ones that help with your settlement :)
There's a perk that makes your food/water needs slow down when in your or your party member's CAMP as well.
Agility has "home defense" which allows for better turrets. Idk if blueprints are also needed. There are gathering and scrapping perks to aid in getting materials.
That was indeed helpful and I liked the differences between Fallout 4 and 76. It definitely won’t be boring. Thank you!
I like Fallout 76 so far it's cool.
Same, I don’t see why people hate the game. The side quests and main quest is great, just wish the loot was better and some more surprising things. The game is visually stunning and I love using the camera and taking screenshots with friends. I love how I can move my settlement wherever, I especially like building on the mountain sides near the top of the world. I love socialising and becoming friends and exploring the wasteland with others, whilst having a laugh on the way. All it needs is improvements and new things along the way, then I’ll be even more hyped. There was also a glitch where people turned invisible and places didn’t render in time but that can surely be fixed.
Sam van Stempvoort Totally agree. The voice acting on the holotapes is pretty good though. Hopefully they do add some NPCs at some point. Would also be great if they added dlc’s with bigger quests and a good, solid, law friendly multiple choice story.
Josef Bailey I don't like the forced survival mode... I'm hoping it's an option in the final version. I want a game that's an escape from reality... ffs.
I think you’re all missing there is no npcs to talk to? The game is lazy and has no depth
@@meatboy2059 your kidding right, factions have so much depth and there are so many holotapes
I'm looking forward to the settlement building. I'm planning on making a bar/restaurant/hotel in my playthrough. Who knows if it'll work, but I'm looking forward to it
ShikyoSendo89 what's that? Somewhere to rest with clean food and water! Shooot you can count on my caps.
@@Phutlikka Looking forward to your business ^_^
It will be nice if there is a mod like Snappy Housekit which lets you repair existing buildings.
good luck with that I had the same idea... you can't build enough to do that ... it's a massive limitation on the budget and it doesn't seem to go up through levels I haven't been able to build anything in the last 5 levels... I hope they fix it... you can't use shelving or decorate with anything you pick up
@@navine-notesontheravineofl3611 I have a few ideas on how to do it. I've also already built the basic layout for my bar/hotel. All I need is the right chairs/tables and for them to give us robotoic shop keeps
Im more of a "building is a second idea" so I actually enjoyed the building. Having to find blue prints looks like it's gonna be annoying.. but it will show progression (ex. Brick walls will come later in the game I imagine) but other then that I enjoy it.
Thank you for a perfectly normal review! Thumbs UP!
Kinda wanna build a "caravan" after a little while of bargaining, I'll move it to a different location, where I can get more weaponry and stuff. Or I can set up a "trade zone" like the diamond city market, where I could gather a team and set up shops in one location, alcohol, perk cards, guns, melee weapons- it will be really neat, and I like the CAMP system of moving settlements around.
I'm going to dive into c.a.m.p. building tonight....going to start building a roadside shop/inn, with toolbench and other accomodations for passing players and it will be called The Ol' Possum.
So yes, I will actually want people to visit my build :p
I spent so long before I realised where to get wood
The Gaming Alien 6000 you mean literally everywhere?
Goj Ira leave me alone
The Gaming Alien 6000 PornHub! Or trees I guess lol
@Cordless VII in regards to picking up doors or walls and it still being there is because it is a multiplayer based game so while building and you are inside and pick up a wall someone cant just run in and start shooting you. Im not sure if anyone has addressed you regarding this, but thats the only thing that makes sense about it.
If someone shoots you it doesn't matter lmao
@@kevinmad0959 I don't understand your joke.
I think it's more so if you want to leave your base while someone is outside, you have to physically open the door while not in build mode. Imagine someone is camping your door, you have a bounty so they want to kill you on sight, and you are making tweaks inside your base. Well you want to go outside, so you have to go out of building mode, therefore in "combat mode" ready to fight. Also, you have to open and close the door physically like in Rust, if you will. That way you can't just pick up the wall, walk through, and then cancel build mode to have the wall snap back in place; therefore making doors obsolete and useless to a smart player, so they would just make bases with no doors so nobody can lockpick their base. It makes sense if you think of it as a multiplayer game, not a true Fallout RPG.
@@julianolds118 I'm pretty sure and don't quote me because this is just watching game play. But someone will be able to shoot your walls enough to destroy them? I saw someone's walls being shot by a scorched npc and when he walked past them it had a health bar idk of it was a glitch or meant to be this way. We will see.
@@scottyabbott1526 I'm sure that if they do have degradation, it'll be slight and slow. Hopefully it'll be super tedious to shoot walls down like it is in Rust.
You can get woodscraps off of logs throughout the world. They give 1-10 wood, and they're really common.
Nice Vid Cord! Great job.. Thankyou for showing us, Exactly what we wanted to Know and See. Great Content! Watched all.. Btw, You held the intrest of the viewer, right throughout! Cheers Jassassin Entertainment.
I think its totally worth it to have to find the plans to build what you want whenever I really have to work for something like this it just feels more special to me.
Your cabin looks great :) I've tried to build one myself, but mine was pretty basic. Yours on the other hand looks great, which means I've already learned a lot about base building in FO76 from you.
Oh, and regarding the "blue prints may cause some issues" point of yours. My cabin was 2x2 and I found a nice looking spot after building it. The spot hat a great view, some high ground and I could build on the high ground and on the area that was like 20feet below (it was some sort of cliff). However, I was not able to place my cabin. Sometimes the game just marked the cabin as red and told me it collided with something (most likely wood and plants), but even when it was green I couldn't place it.
Fallout 76 has a lot of technical issues, blue prints are one of them.. but.. I am optimistic that Bethesda will fix these things later on. I've played FO76 for 4 hours and I mostly enjoyed the game. I just hope they'll add an option to deactivate the games bloom effect, because it makes the game look terrible sometimes.
I set my place up just outside of that first town and players would stop by, use my benches and drop stuff off at in their boxes and trade. I think there was about 8 people who were coming to me, trading plans or guns with me for bullets since I wasn't far from the tinkering station they hadn't found so I took all the traded goods and made bullets that I was selling for one of the longer beta times. Fun times.
Hey! It’s AKuRo I lost my old account. Do miss the server just can’t really fit in the time, also every time I say I’m back I don’t speak for 9 weeks haha. But your channel is doing great, never miss a video. Keep it up and good luck for the future.
Thanks brother! Miss having you around
I didn't build anything as much as slap everything on the ground to see what they were like. Messy, but I did find out that team mates can build in your plot. It should work that if your teammates have different plans they should be able to put one in your plot.
i see them adding locks to doors eventually. nice video and thanks for the upload!
Well, now I know how to build something that looks good thanks to all that gameplay footage! Thanks for the video!
I’m contemplating if I will draw my base idea
I learned the hard way about a camp feature yesterday. When you leave a server, your camp disappears along with you and is stored. I had built a camp on the side of an embankment and as it was custom to the location, it could not be rebuilt. I ended up scrapping everything. Also ran into one server where someone else had built on the same location and I was unable to set up
I played fallout 4 for almost 2 thousand hours, and all I've done is built bases. Most of the content that I've done in the base / dlc part of fallout 4 without mods is building outdoor vaults at settlements whenever you get the vault plans from the overseer in the vault dlc.
I'm not a big builder but since I was out of room in my stash and over-encumbered constantly I thought that building a nice camp would help free up some room. Well I maxed out the budget in no time and still didnt have enough room in camp to store a minigun I found. When the beta ended yesterday I was just standing in the middle of my shack trying to figure out wtf to do. I really hope they expand the stash and budget somewhat for the actual release.
I’m assuming there’s collision when picking something up so if another player is attacking your base you can’t pick up a wall and flank them or run away
Build one foundation and place a staircase on it. Then you can use upper floor without the need for extra foundations. So you have a floating second floor. You can build a bunch of turrets to help kill high level enemies to exploit xp, gear, and only use a few components to repair them
Once you make a blueprint of your house, it becomes difficult to put your house back down once you move your camp. I'd also like to be able to build my camp right beside of my friends. It would be pretty cool to join a server where players are trying to create a actual functioning town, full of shops and houses. I'd like to see a quest giving system where players could give you a fetch quest of something. My goal is to make a bar/shop for other players to come in, buy my food/drugs/guns/etc and also hire other players to hunt junk/food/aid items that I would pay them for and then use that stuff to craft other items players might want or need to sell. I think they would need a upgraded economy system for that though.
Since most wood and steel came from scrapping the surrounding items in the workshop, are they harder to find in 76?
aaron71 yeh, there are wood piles scattered around where you can get wood from but the rest of your wood and metal has to come from junk
That pond is were I built my starting shack, exept I put it on top of the small rock cliff on the other side.
Wow your channel has really grown since I got to your channel
Build limit is too small for me... I am disappointed from that.
It follows the same from Dying Light with finding blueprints. That was and in Fallout 76 is a motivator for me to explore more so. I think it's a great idea in games that do this. It could be weapons, crafting etc...It works well.
Does anyone know how to repair walls in your CAMP? When I was playing and I looked at a damaged wall I only had three options in the modify tab: store, replace or scrap.
The water isn't missing because it's a glitch. Some time after the bombs, the dam broke, leaving the river with a source. That's why the map shows bodies of water that might not be present.
Is it possible to build an inverted tower? A small base with a larger upper floor
Yes.
I like the new system but am really surprised with a few things. One is that stairs cannot attach to half or 1/4 floors only the center of full squares, and that you cannot remove stairs from a second story to change them until there is no second story(because you wont have access to the 2nd floor)
I personally like the idea of unlocking/learning stuff to build. It'll be cool to learn to build something that you don't see in other camps. But I can definitely see both sides. Anyways, cool content. Sub'd.
Jeez the power armor edition that was like $200
Didn't it like sell out fast though
Well for an average Joe like me that seems ridiculous, but streaming isn't my job. If it was my job to make content on a game and review the different things that they offer, I would probably go all out too.
Funny thing Pa edition sold out in 2 days it droped.
At least it’s not devil may cry special editions that have Dante and Nero’s jackets which is $6000 or $5000😂🤣
$200 in which country? It was $300AUD for me
Hi can you please make a building guide of sorts ?
Like explaining how to safe and quick move CAMP and retaining all your buildings if possible.
I was playing a bit with it last night but didn't really find a way to move CAMP with all the buildings quickly. I had to pack them one by one before moving CAMP.
Thank you !
First...... Awesome video cord. Looks really cool. #BlameMim #FreeYoink
I like it. I followed the main quest built a camp with a couple turrets, a chest and work stations on a main road. Everyone came by and used it and hung out. So I left it for everyone to use. lol
The floating bug is fixed already. You can't remove the foundation if there is something attached to it.
If u move ur camp and then go onto the stored items it lets you scroll through the different looks even if they are not unlocked and you can place them this just happened to me so I can say it works
Now that’s a cabin in the woods I’d love to blow the dust off my boots outside of. Nice work.
I'm excited. The camp system looks amazing. Preordering in 5 days when my paycheck comes in
I had such a nice little homestead built and ready to roll for the full game and it sadly just disappeared completely on the last day of the beta. gone off my map like it never existed. Oddly the full camp plan stayed in my blueprints so I can just rebuild the entire thing with the click of a button.... hopefully.
You can get yourself flagged WANTED if you pick a lock in someone's settlement or take something from it. I learned that the hard way in one of the claimed areas.
How do u pick up ur camp
Im waiting, so far i found plans once i get what I need to make everything i go scout out nice spot with ore around. When I open metal i make my camp. I made level 6 and have Power Armor frame :) Think u can buy rug in ingame store which I got the newer looking door..
I found out you can find a vacant house or already existing structure,.. start the build camp mode and just dress that existing structure up with your stuff.
I like the new build menu also I was never a fan of floaty structures. In FO4 I build small sustainable structures for the settlements and continue playing. After questing for a while I just get the urge to build something massive. So I clear out the settlers, scrap/store what I had there originally and build it up from scratch. Plus I love using the grounded mod that you ported over to Bethesda, as a way to terraform the settlement into something new.
Hope you'll be doing some settlement builds for F76, I need some inspiration and you sir are great!
I'm guessing collision works that way as a consequence of being an online game. The server needs to be able to notify other players of any structure changes, and until you've confirmed the move, as far as the server knows, it's still in place.
I left and joined a new server, my camp despawned and now i cant place my previously built house, the game keeps saying it’s either floating or colliding with something.
I wanna know what rug is!
I want you to show me!
So I think the reason you can’t walk out of the door that you picked up is because it’s an MMO, and people could walk through the open space of the door you picked up. Essentially someone could hide out and wait for you to open that space and sneak into your base
How do I place my building as a whole when I need to move my camp? I tried but it always ends up being red and I have to store all my parts before getting my house back up from scratch. It’s really annoying. Please help.
Thanks for the video. I liked this. CAn’t wait until it’s full release so I don’t have to keep waiting for BETA windows.
at least you can lock doors to prevent intruders
You can? How
@@naieem1267 when you highlight the door on console once it's placed down press LT and craft a lock
@@randomaccount4934 Oh cool ty
They can pick it
@@ThatGuyYouveKnown Is level 3 the highest it goes? Because in about a month everyone will have level 3 lockpicking
Or you could like exit build mode and open the door. And then move it?
I´ve got an awnser for why you cant "glide" through a wall or door while in "build mode". The reason is that you aren´t allowed to build without doors or entrypoints since its online and there is raiding :)
I'll be getting this for xmas so I'm hoping there will be a walkthrough or something that tells me where most of the blueprints are or how many of them are randomly generated cuz I would like to be able to build most things straight up.
Great video. How did u manage to move your foundations across so there is a lip around your base?
I pre-ordered the Power Armor Edition also, but the Beta Code Best Buy sent me was for PC not PS4 and I got an email saying that they'd send the correct one and they never did, so I didn't get to try it. But seems good enough to me, I usually play a few missions then when I get bored put on some music and build up my base, before returning to the actual game, so I don't mind having to look for blueprints, it's also more motivation to actually play the game. Got under a week till its out so I'm not too upset I didn't get to play it, from what I've seen looks a lot like Fallout 4 and I loved that game, wasn't the best Fallout but it was still a lot of fun.
While I played i only saw people that I partied with and in main areas. Though I see the potential for traders possible.
I like that is very informative I'm kind of glad that they want you to explore the game to get more stuff that's what Fallout 4 needed a little bit more I'm glad they've actually done it a lot better
I claimed a factory that had a ,table, lamp , and some chairs in it and that's how I unlock those items to build.
👏👏 C.A.M.P. REVIEW
but how do settlements work in terms of servers? like when you log off does it stay there or like log in and out with you?
Fallout 4 had picket fence magazines for extras in the workshop . So 76 isn't much diffrent in having to find plans . It's just a little tougher initially to jump into building .
good video, hopefully more building tips next time around
Being able to have floating houses would be both caotic and awesome hahaha. I guess we have to wait till the game comes out
Is it difficult to find base building items or not?
thats a pretty nice cabin you got there. If I saw that out in the world myself, I'd would of thought it was something bethesda made until I saw the CAMP device.
Without the ability to scrap large items such as trees inside the build area, how are yall getting enough mats to build things?
Anyone know how to rotate a piece of furniture (bed, etc) to make it level with the ground like you could in FO4?
I claimed one of the workshops as my own and didn’t know how to save what I built in it and it disappeared when I left.
Workshops arnt forever anyone cane come and go... But you don't use your own supplies so tahta tood
Does anyone know how to share a base with ur teammates in Fallout 76? I tried building a base yesterday with my friend and i couldn't cause it wouldn't let him help me
if i was playing the game, i would legit think that the cabin you made was just part of the game
Wait so with doors can other players just walk in or does it automatically only allow the person who placed it down and their party memebers to open it?