14. Hacking terminals, select a couple of words before you hunt for the brackets []. Use as many trials [*] as possible without getting locked out. The last trial should be used by clicking on the brackets [] to remove any words left, or to give you more trials (the trials are never used on brackets, only words). And check how many letters comes up, the bigger the number, the closer you are towards the right word. 17. Craft Jet using Plastic and Fertilizer. Low weight and expensive, makes a lot of caps. Another tip, select you companion dialogue, point you aim at loot container and tell them to pick it up. On all companions (except Dogmeat) they don’t have an upper limit, and you can ‘load’ them with a city-sized loot bag of junk. It’s considered a bit of cheating as you’ll never get over encumbered.
Here's a tip most people seem to not know. You can "steer" the vertibirds. It doesn't have to be a one-way trip from point A to B. Once you're airborne, simply open the map and select a new destination. The pilot will alter course. This is extremely useful in survival mode since you can't simply fast travel to a location to defend it. You can continue cycling through destination points to steer the aircraft and strafe ground-bound enemies with the minigun. Simply flying over a settlement which is being attacked (without even firing a shot) counts as showing up to defend the settlement for the purposes of keeping the settlers happy. If you're playing on survival, lots of locations have workbenches which will allow you to scrap weapons and armor instead of taking up valuable carry weight. You can strip the mod(s) you want and discard the individual piece. Alternately, sometimes you might want to take the lead lining out of a piece of armor to make it much lighter so you can carry it back to give to a settler or sell. Two pieces of "Acrobat's" legendary armor will negate all fall damage for you or a companion. I carry a basic leather & basic combat armor versions with the ultra-light mod applied so together they only weigh 0.6 pounds. These items are great for if you're exploring highway overpasses, tall buildings, and especially when building elevated structures in your settlements. Overseer's Guardian is good, but if you're going the sniper route, Old Reliable is even better. It is a two-shot lever-action rifle and only outperformed by a plasma or gauss rifle. Keeping it loaded will require semi-frequent stops in Far Harbor to buy shells. My advice is to stockpile as much as you can purchase each trip and leave it at Longfellow's Cabin. While you only get five shots before a reload is necessary, each shot hits like a truck. If you're lucky enough to find one, the two-shot western revolver is even more damaging than Old Reliable. Like Old Reliable, its a 19th century design, so you only get six extremely powerful shots before you need to reload.
Steering the Virtibird - that's an awesome tip - thanks so much for sharing, I knew that you can divert the Aircraft but did not consider that fact that you can use this options as a means of flying over a location multiple times in the same ride - nice one.
To be honest that one weapon alone can be enough to take out almost any creature in the commonwealth with little to no problems. And as you level up, get the right perks and kit, the power of the weapon just grows with you.
My *_TOP TIPS_* (especially _Survival Mode_ )---> --> _Codsworth_ is available as a companion without first needing to free *Preston.* Simply enter _Concord_ far enough that Preston and the Raiders start fighting, return to Sanctuary, and he can be hired. Taking him along to free *Preston* can give some _affinity boosts._ _Codsworth_ will give you a Purified Water on a continual basis just by talking with him, making him a solid companion for _Survival Players._ --> *_Need Caps?_* Stop at nearby *Abernathy Farm,* under the Power Pylon. Grab the 9 Melons, then speak with the daughter _Lucy._ Keep picking the top dialogue choice about caps as currency. This will trigger an Easy speech check, and she will offer to buy Melons for 5 caps instead of 3. She can buy every Melon you have, _on an ongoing basis,_ which can be lucrative if you turn Sanctuary into a Melon farm. However, if you make the Farm a settlement, she *stops* buying them. --> *_Survival Players,_* besides planting *Tato,* *Mutfruit* and *Corn* for _Adhesive,_ plant *Razorgrain.* Cook *1 Razorgrain /1 Dirty Water* to make rad-free _Noodle Cups._ They lower thirst one level, hunger half a level, _yet weighs the same as Water!_ Check wandering vendor _Trashcan Carla_ and _Trudy at Drumlin Diner,_ South of Concord. Or find randomly as loot. --> *_Weapon and Armor modifications_* can be _stripped and swapped_ onto your better gear. You can _remove armor mods_ for free, but you will have to _build a new gun mod_ from components. Even without Gun Nut, you can build the base level gun mod, which will put the previously attached modification into your inventory, and put onto your new hotness. --> _Survival Players_ should build *15 more water supply than they have settlers,* minimum. This will _accumulate_ extra water from the Workshop *every day,* so take it out store it separately in another container. New Purified Water will be added every day *_if_* there’s little to no water already in the workshop. If you build a large enough water purification operation, a huge amount can get added daily. Use this for your travels, or stockpile, and sell the surplus. --> _Survival Mode_ features *Diseases,* acquired numerous ways. You can take *Antibiotics,* visit a *Doctor,* or *Wait* until they go away eventually. Each disease has _different durations,_ lasting from *2-7 days.* The most debilitating are _Weakness_ (receive +20% damage), and _Infection_ (take damage over time, though it won’t kill you, will leave you with a sliver of health). These two diseases take *2.5 days* to go away. Find something safe to do, like decorating Sanctuary, or sleep it off. Sleeping causes a _disease check,_ so you might get sick again, but anything is better than Weakness or Infection. *Early game,* when resources are tight, you might be better off saving Antibiotics just in case for the debilitating diseases, and living with the others until they go away. -->Want to play _Survival Mode,_ but aren’t sure what starting SPECIAL to use? I’ve found it’s worth going for strong combat skills first, and then flesh out your build. *Melee Builds,* get _Rooted_ (STR9) and _Blitz_ (AGI9) immediately. *9,1,4,3,1,9,1* _(Book END)._ *VATS Guns,* get _Penetrator_ (PER9) and _Concentrated Fire_ (PER10). *1,9,3,3,3,7,2* _(Book AGI)._ You’ll get the *Perception Bobblehead* when you free Preston, so have a point saved, and put into Concentrated Fire mid-rescue. --> _Survival Mode_ players should seriously consider _not_ using Power Armor. _Swimming_ is Survival’s Fast Travel. You’ll get around much faster and safer. *_Aquaboy/girl perk_* will save you a ton of time! Without spoiling, the game gives you a quick means of crossing the map as you do the main story, if you dabble with the *Brotherhood of Steel.* --> _New Players:_ *Idiot Savant* isn’t a good choice for first timers. Enemies scale with you. You need to have good gear to survive, and easy and fast XP can leave you without enough time to explore and find good gear before the bad guys start hitting even harder. *You’ll get plenty of levels, faster than you think, even at 1 INT.* Growing powerful isn’t only a matter of levels. *You’ll be stronger if you have great gear when you pop your next level.* Take it easy, don’t rush, go slow, and you’ll be better for it. --> _Pass every speech check_ with *11 CHR,* 100%! Low CHR builds, don’t fret: assemble a 3-piece _CHR set of clothes._ *Hat/glasses/suit,* for _+4._ Most *Alcohol* adds _+1._ Find *Daytripper* _+3._ Better yet, craft *Grape Mentats* at a Chemistry Station _+5._ There’s other ways, but with these, that’s a +13 buff already. *Bonus!* Your companion will come to your side and stay there if you crouch. And if *Dogmeat* only carries _25_ units, put a *bandana,* *welding goggles* or *dog armor,* and it’ll bump it up to _150!_
Here's a tip I'm not sure everyone knows. We all know there are some pieces of gear that we can't mod or scrap at a work bench such as road leathers, sack hoods and others. Well, if you are at one of your settlements, you can scrap some of them. All you have to do while there is drop the item(s) you want to scrap and then go into settlement build mode. Now you can scrap the item(s) you drop that you normally couldn't. While this doesn't work on every item in game, it does work on most. It's also an easy way to brake down gear and weapons at places you don't have work benches at yet early in the game.
That's a great tip and one that I did not really think of myself. Many thanks for sharing. Some other great tips have also come out of the comments on this video, I may make a part 2 to this at some point and show your shared tip. Many thanks for adding.
A comment on Charisma! Unless you're going for some of the perks deeper in the tree, I recommend just getting three ranks in C. When you need to pass a speech challenge, or want to get better prices, you can use cloting items and certain chems to raise your C temporarily. Takes a bit of planning ahead, but frees up some perk points.
That's actually a very good point and worth exploring a little. Just like weapon- you carry multiple weapons for multiple reasons, I do exactly the same thing with armor so it's worth having a set around for Charisma and Bater reasons. Thanks for sharing, much appreciated.
That's presuming you know in advance when there will be a chr check. Or more probably spamming save and load which is unimmersive and not possible in survival. Better get 8+ in chr.
@@magilviamax8346 Obviously, you have to know that it's coming, but... Whenever you visit certain locations for the first time, it's safe to assume that there will be some speechchecks and some opportunities to barter. You don't have to be a veteran to realize that! If you're in a dialogue, and a speechcheck appears, and you really wanna pass it... Simply turn away from the npc you're talking to, and once the dialogue options disappear, you can open your inventory and do what needs to be done. After that, you simply turn your attention back to the npc, and you will be able to pass the challenge. No need for saves. I'm not saying that you "have to" do it the way I suggested. I'm just saying that if you know it's coming, then why not plan ahead a bit, and spend the perk points elsewhere. As for the immersion, I'd say that a change of attire could be called for whenever you visit civilization, so to speak. Citizens around you might get offended or scared if you enter the marketplace wearing your blood soaked armor. Your game, your choice! 😉
I always thought of Spray and Pray to be more of an early game weapon as some legendary drops found later in the game from enemies outclass it like, say, an explosive shotgun or minigun or DLC weapons like the Kiloton Rifle from Far Harbor. I suppose Spray and Pray can be made to be good late game, but early game it's seriously OP.
As you say, S&P is OP early in the game, but it starts to drop off rapidly around lvl 40. The Kiloton, on the other hand, has a higher base damage and a deeper upgrade path. Fully upgraded, with the relevant perks, the Kiloton deals 2,5 times the damage of the S&P. Tried and tested!
I totally agree - with the right perks and amor kits to boost, the Spray and Pray can potentially help you play the entire game without having to switch out to any other weapons. I have done entire playthroughs with the single weapon (but also keeping another weapon as back-up if I run out of ammo). It's a solid weapon and can be OP really early on with the right build behind it.
@@TrappedInFallout I think you missed the point. I think the S&P is one of the most overrated weapons in the game, and you'd be MUCH better off using the Kiloton instead. Your comment about "running out of ammo" should give you a clue. Sure, you can still kill enemies, even high level enemies, if you shoot enough bullets. But, you can do that with a Pipe pistol too, and I can't say that I've ever heard anyone being satisfied with the damage output on one of those. Out of curiosity... You mentioned doing an entire playthrough with it. Which level did you reach? I'm curious as the enemies get much stronger once you pass lvl 60.
Ha - yeah I probably should have mentioned that. It's funny, I actually did but edited it out lol. And only noticed now when reading your comment. Thanks as always.
Companions are already immortal, invulnerable to radiations, diseases, thirst and hunger. Already have infinite ammos with default weapon, what do you want more?
If you're running survival, leave the companions alone and get Lone Wanderer. Much better way to survive and you can still keep the perk benefits with the doggo accompanying them.
It's an excellent way to make a lot of caps. Also, you can build water purifiers on land too ha ha: th-cam.com/video/rjn6WIoL1Aw/w-d-xo.html That's one of my guides on how you can do that.
Tips I missed ??? I've been playing this game almost daily for almost 9 years. I've also been watching TH-cam videos on Fallout 4 during the same time frame. You know nothing about me except you know something I have missed. Yeah, right. Tell me what I've missed Hot Shot. I NEED to know this. I was correct. I already knew all that. The title should specify new players. I did note something of interest. Several times you were talking about one of your points and the video was showing you not doing that. It was especially noticeable when talking about hoarding items and looting everything. Many players look down on Aqua boy/girl. I fell in love with it years ago. Especially when walking back to my home base while over encumbered. Although while walking I can continue killing and looting on the trip, I sometime look ahead and decide to just take a shortcut by crossing the river at this point.
Thanks for the feedback, all good points. Yeah I could have shown footage that matches to what I was saying but I opted to show gameplay instead. It's still a good point and will take it on board for future content. Many thanks for checking out my guide and for your detailed comment.
An annoying thing about companion's armour: they don't seem to benefit from the "deep pockets" mods. I checked their max carrying capacity before and after giving them some to no effect.
That's a shame - that said you can ask them to 'take' items from containers as many times as you want and this can even bypass their carry weight limit.
I crafted a mess of vegetable starch. I knew I can turn it into adhesive but I thought there was something I still had to combine it with. I did that a long time ago. I couldn't figure it out. Scrapping it didn't come to mind. I'm so ashamed
Your certainly not the first and it's the mark of a good Wastelander ha ha. It's all good - this is a neat way to get a fair amount of Adhesives for sure.
What about the overpowered cryolator. If you play on survival and you have a hard quest where you outnumbered enemies an interrior you wana use cryolator.
How is "there is no level cap" or "there is lots of ways to get XP" an "expert TIP"? How is it that between 100 people making such "content", not ONE will say something the other 99 aren't sure to say as well? At this point that question is more interesting than any of the 9 year old hats they rehash.
Thanks for sharing your feedback - a few others have said this too and it's good feedback for me going forward. Thanks for checking out my guide, it's really appreciated.
Interesting, I have found her to be pretty good at it. I tend to have her tag along until I unlock the rank myself. Still, it's a good observation as by the time I start to encounter many high level locks I end up getting the rank myself and dismiss Cait.
@@TrappedInFallout She can handle the novice locks easy enough, but anything beyond that is just 50/50. Once I gave her 5 bobby pins for a master lock and she broke them all.
I've not played too much for either Fallout 1 or 2 but I am sure they had a level cap. I did not hit either of the caps but I was confident that 1 had a level cap or 20 or 21 while 2 had a level cap of something insanely high like 95 or 100. But not No level cap....I think. I could be wrong as I never managed to hit the level cap.
no offense but "Expert TIPS" seems to be a wrong title for this video,i expected a merchant exploit or some armor combination that makes me immortal like the rad gear i collected which makes me kill death claws with one hit,just call it a basic fallout 4 tutorial & stop click baiting us please
Expert tip: Dont forget to open your pip boy and select level up to get your player level higher than it is😅 bro these "expert tips" are trash! Stop the click bait!
Ha ha - point taken. My intention was not to click bait here but I do see your point of view, thanks for sharing your feedback - will take it onboard for future videos.
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7 Insane Glitches in FO4 that still work: th-cam.com/video/QrT_FfUs_5g/w-d-xo.html
14. Hacking terminals, select a couple of words before you hunt for the brackets []. Use as many trials [*] as possible without getting locked out.
The last trial should be used by clicking on the brackets [] to remove any words left, or to give you more trials (the trials are never used on brackets, only words).
And check how many letters comes up, the bigger the number, the closer you are towards the right word.
17. Craft Jet using Plastic and Fertilizer. Low weight and expensive, makes a lot of caps.
Another tip, select you companion dialogue, point you aim at loot container and tell them to pick it up. On all companions (except Dogmeat) they don’t have an upper limit, and you can ‘load’ them with a city-sized loot bag of junk. It’s considered a bit of cheating as you’ll never get over encumbered.
Here's a tip most people seem to not know. You can "steer" the vertibirds. It doesn't have to be a one-way trip from point A to B. Once you're airborne, simply open the map and select a new destination. The pilot will alter course.
This is extremely useful in survival mode since you can't simply fast travel to a location to defend it. You can continue cycling through destination points to steer the aircraft and strafe ground-bound enemies with the minigun. Simply flying over a settlement which is being attacked (without even firing a shot) counts as showing up to defend the settlement for the purposes of keeping the settlers happy.
If you're playing on survival, lots of locations have workbenches which will allow you to scrap weapons and armor instead of taking up valuable carry weight. You can strip the mod(s) you want and discard the individual piece. Alternately, sometimes you might want to take the lead lining out of a piece of armor to make it much lighter so you can carry it back to give to a settler or sell.
Two pieces of "Acrobat's" legendary armor will negate all fall damage for you or a companion. I carry a basic leather & basic combat armor versions with the ultra-light mod applied so together they only weigh 0.6 pounds. These items are great for if you're exploring highway overpasses, tall buildings, and especially when building elevated structures in your settlements.
Overseer's Guardian is good, but if you're going the sniper route, Old Reliable is even better. It is a two-shot lever-action rifle and only outperformed by a plasma or gauss rifle. Keeping it loaded will require semi-frequent stops in Far Harbor to buy shells. My advice is to stockpile as much as you can purchase each trip and leave it at Longfellow's Cabin. While you only get five shots before a reload is necessary, each shot hits like a truck.
If you're lucky enough to find one, the two-shot western revolver is even more damaging than Old Reliable. Like Old Reliable, its a 19th century design, so you only get six extremely powerful shots before you need to reload.
Steering the Virtibird - that's an awesome tip - thanks so much for sharing, I knew that you can divert the Aircraft but did not consider that fact that you can use this options as a means of flying over a location multiple times in the same ride - nice one.
I make it a point to get the Spray and Pray wep as soon as possible heheheh. It and some frag grenades are alll I use.
To be honest that one weapon alone can be enough to take out almost any creature in the commonwealth with little to no problems. And as you level up, get the right perks and kit, the power of the weapon just grows with you.
My *_TOP TIPS_* (especially _Survival Mode_ )--->
--> _Codsworth_ is available as a companion without first needing to free *Preston.* Simply enter _Concord_ far enough that Preston and the Raiders start fighting, return to Sanctuary, and he can be hired. Taking him along to free *Preston* can give some _affinity boosts._ _Codsworth_ will give you a Purified Water on a continual basis just by talking with him, making him a solid companion for _Survival Players._
--> *_Need Caps?_* Stop at nearby *Abernathy Farm,* under the Power Pylon. Grab the 9 Melons, then speak with the daughter _Lucy._ Keep picking the top dialogue choice about caps as currency. This will trigger an Easy speech check, and she will offer to buy Melons for 5 caps instead of 3. She can buy every Melon you have, _on an ongoing basis,_ which can be lucrative if you turn Sanctuary into a Melon farm. However, if you make the Farm a settlement, she *stops* buying them.
--> *_Survival Players,_* besides planting *Tato,* *Mutfruit* and *Corn* for _Adhesive,_ plant *Razorgrain.* Cook *1 Razorgrain /1 Dirty Water* to make rad-free _Noodle Cups._ They lower thirst one level, hunger half a level, _yet weighs the same as Water!_ Check wandering vendor _Trashcan Carla_ and _Trudy at Drumlin Diner,_ South of Concord. Or find randomly as loot.
--> *_Weapon and Armor modifications_* can be _stripped and swapped_ onto your better gear. You can _remove armor mods_ for free, but you will have to _build a new gun mod_ from components. Even without Gun Nut, you can build the base level gun mod, which will put the previously attached modification into your inventory, and put onto your new hotness.
--> _Survival Players_ should build *15 more water supply than they have settlers,* minimum. This will _accumulate_ extra water from the Workshop *every day,* so take it out store it separately in another container. New Purified Water will be added every day *_if_* there’s little to no water already in the workshop. If you build a large enough water purification operation, a huge amount can get added daily. Use this for your travels, or stockpile, and sell the surplus.
--> _Survival Mode_ features *Diseases,* acquired numerous ways. You can take *Antibiotics,* visit a *Doctor,* or *Wait* until they go away eventually. Each disease has _different durations,_ lasting from *2-7 days.* The most debilitating are _Weakness_ (receive +20% damage), and _Infection_ (take damage over time, though it won’t kill you, will leave you with a sliver of health). These two diseases take *2.5 days* to go away. Find something safe to do, like decorating Sanctuary, or sleep it off. Sleeping causes a _disease check,_ so you might get sick again, but anything is better than Weakness or Infection. *Early game,* when resources are tight, you might be better off saving Antibiotics just in case for the debilitating diseases, and living with the others until they go away.
-->Want to play _Survival Mode,_ but aren’t sure what starting SPECIAL to use? I’ve found it’s worth going for strong combat skills first, and then flesh out your build.
*Melee Builds,* get _Rooted_ (STR9) and _Blitz_ (AGI9) immediately. *9,1,4,3,1,9,1* _(Book END)._
*VATS Guns,* get _Penetrator_ (PER9) and _Concentrated Fire_ (PER10). *1,9,3,3,3,7,2* _(Book AGI)._ You’ll get the *Perception Bobblehead* when you free Preston, so have a point saved, and put into Concentrated Fire mid-rescue.
--> _Survival Mode_ players should seriously consider _not_ using Power Armor. _Swimming_ is Survival’s Fast Travel. You’ll get around much faster and safer. *_Aquaboy/girl perk_* will save you a ton of time! Without spoiling, the game gives you a quick means of crossing the map as you do the main story, if you dabble with the *Brotherhood of Steel.*
--> _New Players:_ *Idiot Savant* isn’t a good choice for first timers. Enemies scale with you. You need to have good gear to survive, and easy and fast XP can leave you without enough time to explore and find good gear before the bad guys start hitting even harder. *You’ll get plenty of levels, faster than you think, even at 1 INT.* Growing powerful isn’t only a matter of levels. *You’ll be stronger if you have great gear when you pop your next level.* Take it easy, don’t rush, go slow, and you’ll be better for it.
--> _Pass every speech check_ with *11 CHR,* 100%! Low CHR builds, don’t fret: assemble a 3-piece _CHR set of clothes._ *Hat/glasses/suit,* for _+4._ Most *Alcohol* adds _+1._ Find *Daytripper* _+3._ Better yet, craft *Grape Mentats* at a Chemistry Station _+5._ There’s other ways, but with these, that’s a +13 buff already.
*Bonus!* Your companion will come to your side and stay there if you crouch. And if *Dogmeat* only carries _25_ units, put a *bandana,* *welding goggles* or *dog armor,* and it’ll bump it up to _150!_
I've read somewhere Aquaboy/girl doesnt defend you from sickness you can get from swimming in the water.
Thanks so much for sharing these tips, they are all great. I am sure that they will certainly help out folks both new and returning. Thank you.
@@TrappedInFallout Always glad to do it.
Here's a tip I'm not sure everyone knows. We all know there are some pieces of gear that we can't mod or scrap at a work bench such as road leathers, sack hoods and others. Well, if you are at one of your settlements, you can scrap some of them. All you have to do while there is drop the item(s) you want to scrap and then go into settlement build mode. Now you can scrap the item(s) you drop that you normally couldn't.
While this doesn't work on every item in game, it does work on most. It's also an easy way to brake down gear and weapons at places you don't have work benches at yet early in the game.
That's a great tip and one that I did not really think of myself. Many thanks for sharing. Some other great tips have also come out of the comments on this video, I may make a part 2 to this at some point and show your shared tip. Many thanks for adding.
@@TrappedInFallout You're welcome. You're videos are fun to watch.
Yes Mo. My man with the tips an tricks hope all is well
Hey Cosmic, all is well - well it's good enough given when one is Trapped. Many thanks for asking, hope that things are good on your side too.
A comment on Charisma! Unless you're going for some of the perks deeper in the tree, I recommend just getting three ranks in C. When you need to pass a speech challenge, or want to get better prices, you can use cloting items and certain chems to raise your C temporarily. Takes a bit of planning ahead, but frees up some perk points.
That's actually a very good point and worth exploring a little. Just like weapon- you carry multiple weapons for multiple reasons, I do exactly the same thing with armor so it's worth having a set around for Charisma and Bater reasons. Thanks for sharing, much appreciated.
That's presuming you know in advance when there will be a chr check. Or more probably spamming save and load which is unimmersive and not possible in survival. Better get 8+ in chr.
@@magilviamax8346 Obviously, you have to know that it's coming, but... Whenever you visit certain locations for the first time, it's safe to assume that there will be some speechchecks and some opportunities to barter. You don't have to be a veteran to realize that!
If you're in a dialogue, and a speechcheck appears, and you really wanna pass it... Simply turn away from the npc you're talking to, and once the dialogue options disappear, you can open your inventory and do what needs to be done. After that, you simply turn your attention back to the npc, and you will be able to pass the challenge. No need for saves.
I'm not saying that you "have to" do it the way I suggested. I'm just saying that if you know it's coming, then why not plan ahead a bit, and spend the perk points elsewhere.
As for the immersion, I'd say that a change of attire could be called for whenever you visit civilization, so to speak. Citizens around you might get offended or scared if you enter the marketplace wearing your blood soaked armor.
Your game, your choice!
😉
Mo, you’re the goat bro 🐐 just wanted to remind you we really appreciate your content
Thank you - I really appreciate your comment. Thanks so much for checking out my content.
I always thought of Spray and Pray to be more of an early game weapon as some legendary drops found later in the game from enemies outclass it like, say, an explosive shotgun or minigun or DLC weapons like the Kiloton Rifle from Far Harbor. I suppose Spray and Pray can be made to be good late game, but early game it's seriously OP.
As you say, S&P is OP early in the game, but it starts to drop off rapidly around lvl 40. The Kiloton, on the other hand, has a higher base damage and a deeper upgrade path. Fully upgraded, with the relevant perks, the Kiloton deals 2,5 times the damage of the S&P. Tried and tested!
I totally agree - with the right perks and amor kits to boost, the Spray and Pray can potentially help you play the entire game without having to switch out to any other weapons. I have done entire playthroughs with the single weapon (but also keeping another weapon as back-up if I run out of ammo). It's a solid weapon and can be OP really early on with the right build behind it.
@@TrappedInFallout I think you missed the point. I think the S&P is one of the most overrated weapons in the game, and you'd be MUCH better off using the Kiloton instead. Your comment about "running out of ammo" should give you a clue. Sure, you can still kill enemies, even high level enemies, if you shoot enough bullets. But, you can do that with a Pipe pistol too, and I can't say that I've ever heard anyone being satisfied with the damage output on one of those.
Out of curiosity... You mentioned doing an entire playthrough with it. Which level did you reach? I'm curious as the enemies get much stronger once you pass lvl 60.
After a decade of playing, I just started playing survival, and oh, my.
Ah wish you lots of fun. I've been playing the game pretty much since it's release and still am.
4:25 you should probably mention you HAVE to give them ammo unfortunately
Ha - yeah I probably should have mentioned that. It's funny, I actually did but edited it out lol. And only noticed now when reading your comment. Thanks as always.
Companions are already immortal, invulnerable to radiations, diseases, thirst and hunger. Already have infinite ammos with default weapon, what do you want more?
If you're running survival, leave the companions alone and get Lone Wanderer. Much better way to survive and you can still keep the perk benefits with the doggo accompanying them.
That's true and it's a solid perk for sure. It's one of the few perks that helps in any build. Thanks for sharing.
On the Tinker Tom; if you don’t get the shot that he offers you. You still cannot unlock this underweave.
Ah yes, I probably should have mentioned that. It's a small price to pay for what is a hugh payout. Totally worth it.
taking on death claws with a pipe anything is wild
Probably dropped the Crippling mod because after few shots 2 of them were crawling.
@@gulox8241 Or he had a pipe gun with the kneecapper legendary effect.
Yeap, I had the Kneecapper effect on the Pipe, it's too OP.
I turn every settlement with water in it's build area into "water farms" with purifiers.
It's an excellent way to make a lot of caps. Also, you can build water purifiers on land too ha ha:
th-cam.com/video/rjn6WIoL1Aw/w-d-xo.html
That's one of my guides on how you can do that.
Tips I missed ??? I've been playing this game almost daily for almost 9 years. I've also been watching TH-cam videos on Fallout 4 during the same time frame. You know nothing about me except you know something I have missed. Yeah, right. Tell me what I've missed Hot Shot. I NEED to know this.
I was correct. I already knew all that. The title should specify new players. I did note something of interest. Several times you were talking about one of your points and the video was showing you not doing that. It was especially noticeable when talking about hoarding items and looting everything.
Many players look down on Aqua boy/girl. I fell in love with it years ago. Especially when walking back to my home base while over encumbered. Although while walking I can continue killing and looting on the trip, I sometime look ahead and decide to just take a shortcut by crossing the river at this point.
Thanks for the feedback, all good points. Yeah I could have shown footage that matches to what I was saying but I opted to show gameplay instead. It's still a good point and will take it on board for future content. Many thanks for checking out my guide and for your detailed comment.
You are the GOAT
Thank you Bekzod, really appreciate that.
@@TrappedInFallout you helped me ALOT
@@BekzodSharipov-cz4zrI'm happy that my guides help
No f*ckn way. I just commented a similar comment without reading this one wtf 😅🤣🤣
Great tips!!
Thank you Gamble.
An annoying thing about companion's armour: they don't seem to benefit from the "deep pockets" mods. I checked their max carrying capacity before and after giving them some to no effect.
That's a shame - that said you can ask them to 'take' items from containers as many times as you want and this can even bypass their carry weight limit.
I crafted a mess of vegetable starch.
I knew I can turn it into adhesive but I thought there was something I still had to combine it with.
I did that a long time ago. I couldn't figure it out.
Scrapping it didn't come to mind.
I'm so ashamed
Your certainly not the first and it's the mark of a good Wastelander ha ha. It's all good - this is a neat way to get a fair amount of Adhesives for sure.
You can buy power armor frames in diamond city.
Yeap! Speak to Arturo and buy a frame. You can buy a frame around every 48 in game hours.
What about the overpowered cryolator. If you play on survival and you have a hard quest where you outnumbered enemies an interrior you wana use cryolator.
Yes, good point. It's a sure fire way to control the crowd with little backfire on yourself. Excellent point.
I just go to the cheat room and level up
That's certainly one way for sure.
How is "there is no level cap" or "there is lots of ways to get XP" an "expert TIP"? How is it that between 100 people making such "content", not ONE will say something the other 99 aren't sure to say as well? At this point that question is more interesting than any of the 9 year old hats they rehash.
Thanks for sharing your feedback - a few others have said this too and it's good feedback for me going forward. Thanks for checking out my guide, it's really appreciated.
Actually, Cait is not very good at picking locks, especially master locks.
Interesting, I have found her to be pretty good at it. I tend to have her tag along until I unlock the rank myself. Still, it's a good observation as by the time I start to encounter many high level locks I end up getting the rank myself and dismiss Cait.
@@TrappedInFallout She can handle the novice locks easy enough, but anything beyond that is just 50/50. Once I gave her 5 bobby pins for a master lock and she broke them all.
smoke'em if you got them.
One way to take care of a problem - thanks for checking out my guide.
Fallout 1 and 2 don’t have level cap
I've not played too much for either Fallout 1 or 2 but I am sure they had a level cap. I did not hit either of the caps but I was confident that 1 had a level cap or 20 or 21 while 2 had a level cap of something insanely high like 95 or 100. But not No level cap....I think. I could be wrong as I never managed to hit the level cap.
@@TrappedInFallout maybe yeah
Please give tip for Punjab play style.
I'm not entirely sure what that is but can look into it for sure. I dont think I've seen a guide for that before.
no offense but "Expert TIPS" seems to be a wrong title for this video,i expected a merchant exploit or some armor combination that makes me immortal like the rad gear i collected which makes me kill death claws with one hit,just call it a basic fallout 4 tutorial & stop click baiting us please
Same. These are basic beginner tips. He's running out of video ideas and it shows.
Thanks for the feedback - will keep that in mind for future content.
Hopefully not :D - thanks.
Expert tip: Dont forget to open your pip boy and select level up to get your player level higher than it is😅 bro these "expert tips" are trash! Stop the click bait!
Ha ha - point taken. My intention was not to click bait here but I do see your point of view, thanks for sharing your feedback - will take it onboard for future videos.
This is all basic gameplay. If it's the best you got don't bother.
Thanks for sharing your feedback, much appreciated.