LMAO

Fuck off preston

Preston has to be the laziest npc of all time

You're right Bishop, you can't even assign him to farm. he walks around doing nothing

shut up preston

no, you get other material too, just not the rare ones

and i think its more easier to scrap weapon, at weapon workbench. just be sure you safe your weapon first before scraping.

Thanks bro

It would legit just be better to sale the weapons and buy shipments

@@petterwiggen5833 highly depends on the material you're looking for, for basic building materials this might be true but if you're looking for stuff like fiber optics etc. its damn expensive if it's caps you're looking for it's roughly the same rule as with skyrim: only loot light weight, high value items to maximize efficiency... this basically means you don't bother with weapons and armor at all except for really highly modded or legendary ones also a basic weapon without mods won't give you much to sell it for and the scrapped material weighs a lot less so you should consider that too

Malky24 hold the build button

@Malky24 ahaha same fam.. Same..

FINALLY I HAVE FOUND ANOTHER ONE A side note: You excited for the new consoles

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X for PlayStation A for Xbox

Oh nice. Thanks.

@@Dmanderic1979 oh wow

Noice! 👌

If this trick still works then you basically have unlimited weight, right?

This is nice tip but I have to say....playing the game like this....hurts the DAMN SOUL!!!

Great point!

lol. . .oops! Save is your friend when building. I forget too. but losing hours worth of work will learn ya. . . eventually. I still forget from time to time. But, I have a tendency to exit out of workshop mode to turn off my pipboy light, to see if my lighting is placed well enough, and I usually mishit the light button to open up the pipboy interface, that causes an auto save, for me at least. I build with the light turned on to see everything, btw.

I essentially got executed cus everyone the occupies has a gauss rifle cus I've built starlight drive in to be basically be fort Knox

A well deserved punishment for killing or hurting the cat! 😂

Clouded Genie in a game where the settlers would probably eat the cat for the extra nutrition

KW0nn1 it hurts me that I scrapped a two shot Missle Launcher for 15,000 caps.

Marble Games you can't scrap legendaries...

levi kater not scrap sold.

Marble Games buy it back from the vendor you sold it to

KW0nn1 he has do many

Scrapping still works, but I think STORING them is a bit more... economical? I haven't used either trick since I started using bat files to increase the budget...

Storing and scrapping works. Storing is repeatable. Scrapping is useful if you want the materials as well. I often will do the same with junk just to turn it to materials as most things are lighter when scraped (some are not - like pencils, bags of cement, and most everything made of bone). If you are just looking to do it quickly, gamma guns are particularly good at reducing the bar.

B.K. Price "Dr Freeman I presume?"

It's worth noting (particularly on consoles) that using the glitches to adjust the build limit can if used too much lead to framerate issues and crashes due to the game having to load, render and keep track of more and more stuff. It's one of those glitches that's fine to use but use in moderation.

Oakspar Oakspar just to expand on your point, it's the complexity of the 3D model that determines how much of the building "budget" bar is reclaimed. The gamma guns are a good example since they have a relatively high amount of hollow space, which requires more surfaces.

I found it boring to play without that mod

Not really. If you collect scrap and weapons collected from outside the settlement, drop them in your settlement and scrap them, the number of polygons is subtracted from the Budget even though those items are no longer from that settlement. Its a well known trick to extend the budget without mods

U can disable it with console commands too

He also talked about a file on a table that says brotherhood of steel in a FNV lore video and he doesnt know why it's there, but it turned out it was part of a mod he installed. He is an amateur, but people worship him like he is an expert at fallout.

unfortunately you can't do this with Ronnie Shaw at the Castle (maybe other NPCs too but she's the one I've specifically had issues with) so she's just wandering around sleeping in random beds when I made a nice little room for her and the other minutemen

@@DuckInGameStop usually that is because certain npcs have attached quest lines a good example is Preston Garvey and codsworth in sanctuary I believe Ronnie Shaw is attached to the minutemen quest line once you finish the game with the minutemen ending you should be able to command Ronnie just like everyone else

@@devynhaggerty4694 ohh okay

He says "Hold E" (keyboard), but is there a way to do it with a 360 controller on Windows as well?

Just hold A for Xbox. Yes. Common knowledge

What is E or A in Playstation xD

@@SwissArmyDud X I believe

loopysausage I didn’t know you could do this either.

Coda_the_Fox that's a pretty genius idea

Coda_the_Fox you mean like how in forge you turn into a monitor in halo

I really wish more for a secondary game mode where you get a top down view and a better UI

csbauder right its like he just has this "common sense" that I do not. Its weird but that actually makes sense since he does this stuff very often, but you know what I mean.

He just has the patience and creativity that most of us lack

​@Brandon Largo I watch these kinds of videos alot to get some ideas then when I get on the game I remember I have 0 patience and thats why i dont build in this game 😂 I'd love to have a couple decent basic settlements tho with supply lines. My main thing is the game is constantly crashing no matter the location I am at. ofc Boston crashes like crazy I can't wait till the update I really hope they fix it

Holy crap it does?!

@@Maybeyoudorho yes it does do that also storing them, if i remember correctly

@@davidpettigians this is so helpful, i was woried i would have to go to mods to fix the size issue

thank you!!!

I must have done this on accident when I first played the game because I didn’t know you could just craft with junk and I scraped everything by dropping it first

I do that as well but I mod it with ballistic weave

I do the same. I put my settlers in nice clothes. I give them crazy weapons and am VERY generous with defense. Only guards have good armor. I sometimes have full themes. One settlement only wears pre-war or generally nice clothes while another is all vault suits or farmer/dirty clothes. Big cities have nice clothes. Small villages have less nice. Vaults have vault suits. Military ones have Military gear. Etc

@@boethia7367 my favorite build was sanctuary but with a dry rock gulch theme. I outfitted all my settlers with western outfits and old west revolvers. They were OP considering all of them had the highest base damage handgun in the game.

SuicidalRevolver u didn't know

didn't know either played pc and both consoles

I feel your pain FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFUUU

SuicidalRevolver aha I knew you could pick stuff up with stuff on top to move it but this WTF!!!

Can you do it on console ?

T-Bone rumour is it's just a nicer way of saying human flesh but you didn't here that from me

WinATaco but iguana on a stick does look like an iguana

That would be a lore break, as you find human meat in other fallout titles, but squirrel and iguana still exist separately. Human meat in Fallout New Vegas also caused issues on one occasion due to a butcher covertly selling it, and the local populace getting "the shakes", which I assume to be human prion issues.

that's what i want to know...you can find their meat in a cooler, but you cant find them...and there is only one way to get cat meat, but i don't think any of the cat owners would be too keen on you killing their cats...besides, i don't think there is a recipe for cat...not even in the dlc's...'course then again...i've never taken any cat meat to a cooking station, so i can't say for certain.

not even with all the dlc's which i recently acquired...and that really bites...i'll wait till i have all of the achievements in steam before i start modding...besides settlement mods, i really haven't found any that i like.

its a good thing its not a glitch... if you cant place a object where you know you can place a object. just rotate the item.

...I can't believe you went with the railroad. The most useless and least helpful for the commonwealth. Even if you believe in the synths issues, railroad exclusively helps them. Not ghouls or humans. Not even settlements. Just sets lose immortal super strong robots. Who can become OP raiders.

Hey Sue D Nim for number 6 you put 15:38 instead of 5:47

@@GamerplushMaker Fixed it. Thanks for letting me know.

Good tip: you can move some objects placed on a floor simply by moving the floor it's on. Much like objects on rugs.

Nietzsche's Moustache I bet it was by design.

Nietzsche's Moustache Yes I believe he mentions why in an earlier video.

I'm confused...I simply stated he explains his settlers in an earlier video.

Nostophod omg the boogey man of the commonwealth is married to the boogey woman of commonwealth

Bryant nah he has Preston there...wait...yea your right it's over run by girls

Excellent!

i use the factory walls.

Alex Thal Have you noticed that concrete building is a lot more forgiving than wood or metal, in that it will blend into fixed items or walls etc that wood or metal just will not?

Simon Watts you realize people sometimes want to build wood and metal houses and not concrete ones?

Alex Thal thanks for tip. I have tried to put up dividing walls in an interior before u can do it but hard to get the nice and straight withou them snapping on. but so far I have only done this in pre existing buildings

Whatever button you press to select the object.

Bethesda published Nuka World because of all the complaints about not being able to roleplay a worthless, sadistic subhuman. "All the complaints" meaning the same handfuls of players that clog every form of feedback they can get with the same bloated whining.

DakotaAnesthesia I not gonna buy a DLC and only play 10% of it.

Von Neely I mean I had the 30$ season pass and I'd say I got my money's worth.

Lol Evan Ulven I was thinking the same thing!

yeah...I see your point but you can actually very easily play Nuka World without affecting your established settlements at all. Nuka World actions have no affect on the Commonwealth. The part where you actually "raid" and take over the Commonwealth settlements is at the end of the DLC and can be skipped over altogether. You almost can't screw it up. Doing so means you miss out on either one or two of the three end-game perks, and that's it. No different than the choices you make at the end of Far Harbor. So, really, you're getting 90% of the DLC by avoiding it, not 10%. That's not a rationalization, either. It's completely skippable, and in fact the DLC anticipates that many players will avoid that path.

Gam'ekfa Toc Duujek Prancing Bull I was disappointed we didn't get a red rocket settlement that looked like the one from the live action trailer, or even the one in the main menu. Unless I'm wrong and there is one? I'd love to have it

You get a Red Rocket.

Atom Cat's Garage? It's a decent Red Rocket settlement.

Yellow Pikmin go to nuka world

Real men use beds around wasteland to live free!

Serahpin is there a console equivalent? Object snap can be one of the most infuriating things ever when building for me. That would be a huge help

Press alt+f4 to get 10M caps

*stares in xbox*

@@Wildtooth-mg9sl player.additem 0000000f 10000000

Other tips (A) Power Armor is a frame rate killer. Don't store it all in one settlement (or at least not in a settlement you are building up with settlers/crops/beds/etc). (B) After a recent patch ballistic gun turrets are now leveled to the max type - you can no longer shift down from the type cap if you wanted a lesser turret for some reason. That said, it is still the case that the lower the ballistic turret level, the better off you will be going with energy towers instead. (C) The cheapest "block" foundation is in the barn tile set (8 concrete). Since concrete is the cheapest building material by shipment, it is great for not only foundations, but as thick walls. The cheapest floors are in the barn or industrial set at 6 wood each - but that cost is the same for the large, long, and small floor sections, so if you are doing lots of small floor sections you are better off in the wood or concrete sets. Cheap walls include basic barn walls if you want tall walls, concrete walls for normal walls, or the basic sheet metal wall from the wood walls section. (D) Floors count as roofs and are usually a better choice for those purposes, since they are easier to re-purpose if needed. (E) Because of caps on production, if your home base (where you dump your stuff) is someplace with settlers, don't waste them on scavenging stations. Keep that place as a mega farm, because it is easier/more convient to keep your workshop stripped of crops than junk (which you want in the bench for your crafting stations/building/access to connected settlements/etc) and because even if your mega farm isn't auto filling the workshop, you can still run around an harvest by hand. (F) If you have the room, keeping crops in long single lines makes them much faster for harvesting, as you can run down the line spamming the harvest button. Also, if you monoculture your settlement you can target which ones you go to when you need more of a particular crop. I suggest 1 corn, 1 tato, 2 mutfruit (for adhesive production, which is both useful for crafting and for XP farming). One mixed settlement will usually be enough for the other crop types (I use Greygarden, since it is already set to produce everything other than razorgrain). Also, don't waste space on the big razorgrain. (G) Fertilizer is super useful for producing Jet, explosives, and ammo. You can get up to 3 per day from Brahmin. One or two will show up if you just build feeding troughs with a beacon on, but if you want max production, to speed things up, place them just where you want, or get them at unmanned settlements you will need to build cages for them. Thankfully, those are cheap (copper, steel, razorgrain, and I think gears) to build and fix the cage. That is something that when you are done you will want to fix and store, not scrap - as you can lose Brahmin to attacks (and sometimes they are synths and will be killed by your setters during attacks). Max cattle at every settlement you own will pay you back many times over in Jet alone. (H) Stores of the same type share inventory - so if you should spread them out over several settlements if you want to be able to sell at each settlement you come to (survival), or stack them in one if you just want to be able to take a pile of stuff and sell down the merchant line (non-survival). This is another good choice for things to have your settlers do in your non-scavenging base/mega farm. (I) Power is cheap and so wired lights are usually a better choice than power conduits or power poles. (J) If you keep your settlements in a theme, it becomes easy to identify newcomers and to upgrade their gear. Rather than doing it bit by bit, do settlers top to bottom with a set. So, you know which settlers you have upgraded by sight (the settler in full raider armor you know has a combat rifle without checking, those not in full raider armor are still going to have the pipe gun they showed up with - then, later on, when you are ready to upgrade them again, switch types, so you know that the ones in full sturdy combat armor are the ones with upgraded auto assault rifles). Settlers do best with auto weapons, since they only need 1 round to have unlimited ammo and their aim is terrible. If you use guards, gear them first, then scavengers who are more aggressive than farmers. (K) Low fencing and rails works as well as walls for melee attackers (including ghouls, deathclaws, etc) while letting settlers on the inside add to the pain with their guns. They are not as good, however, against shooting enemies, especially when they come with missile launchers. (L) The safest place for crops and other breakables is always on the roof. (M) Too many settlers can be a problem, so keep an eye if you have a super high Charisma and shut off the beacons when you have as many as you want in a settlement. 18 might be better for you than 21. (N) Settlers get into and out of the bed from the right side (if you are looking down from the foot of the bed). Keep the other side next to walls or alternate with the beds are next to each other and your settlers won't stand on the beds, get stuck behind them, clip into walls, etc. (O) Strip and store useful mods, particularly maximized armor mods. "Polished Metal Breastplate" stripped from normal Metal Armor will attach to Sturdy or Heavy Metal Breastplates with no cost. You can do this in dungeons if you just want to keep the mods without the weight of the armor. Attach ones you don't need to other pieces of armor later in order to scrap them for extra resources or sell them at higher prices. If you are going to outfit entire settlements, this habit becomes a real resource saver. Don't be afraid to modify a settlement worth of armor or weapons - you will always find more resources and it is a great way to turn resources into XP.

(P) Settlers set to guard will rotate between 3 stations for 6 total defense. If you want to control the route, only build 3 stations, assign the guard, then built 3 more, etc. You can do the same to make a farmer stick to one set of crops by building 6 food then assigning, then building 6 more food and assigning, etc. If you want your guard to stay at the one post (because you kitted them out to be a useful guard rather than maximize their defense number production), just build one post and assign it, then when you build the next, assign it before it auto assigns. (Q) Settlers set to guard never sleep or leave their post unless there is fighting or to move between posts if they are assigned to several. You can keep them somewhat stationary in their area during fights by surrounding it with fence or railing. Otherwise, they will run out and after any threats - abandoning their posts. (R) Doctors don't give you an option to trade gear. You will have to unassigned them to do so. (S) If you use the Vault Tec computer, you can assign a settler to be a doctor at Covenant if you wipe out the original inhabitants. There is an invisible doctor store where the original doctor stood. (T) Speaking of Covenant, you often will only get ONE shot at bartering with their general storekeeper. Bring enough caps/jet to buy both legendary items off of her (Justice, a staggering combat shotgun, and the Destroyer's Helmet, a sharp combat helmet). Of the two, the helm is much more valuable, since you can find equivalent shotguns in the game, but legendary headgear is rare and the +1 IN and CH makes it the best headgear you will likely have until you get ballistic weave. (U) Once you make friendly with Bunker Hill and can place their merchant stops, consider then for 2 factors. First, they give you a chance to move the merchant stopping point from the campfire to somewhere else (so, say at Warwick you can get Cricket away from the action up front). Second, they give a chance to have any random merchant (so, it can make it harder to find a particular merchant). Only Lucas and Cricket have legendary gear, however, so once you have it, that is less of an issue. (V) Store and then replant the existing crops at every settlement except Greygarden to reset fixed animations and other problems. You may have to store it several times from an invisible version before it takes. You can likely replant better and tighter anyways. It does not work for Greygarden, as the animations for the Mutfruit up front are fixed even if you remove the plants completely. (W) Robot settlers are invariably better with Mr. Handy Thrusters. This is true for farmers and other workers, suppliers, and companions. (X) Shotgun turrets are worthless. The only reason to build basic Ballistic Turrets is if you don't have the perk to build the Heavy Ballistic Turrets. The same is true of the basic Laser Turret. Don't waste the resources. Just build ballistics until you have the perks. Missile Turrets are good - but dangerous. Keep them aimed out (preferably with a wall behind them to keep them from shooting in). Sometimes it is worth while if your turrets are elevated to put a turret on the ground as bait to draw in melee attackers and draw radscorpions to the surface. (Y) If you want to raise happiness, build cages and catch dogs or gorillas. Always friendly, add happiness, and add defense. (Z) Water and food production are about production - use. If you want a settlement to have a workbench full of their crop and/or water, you need to produce more than the settlers consume. This works on the hand pump or either of the filters - but does not seem to work with the powered well pump. Greygarden is great for this, because robots don't eat or drink, meaning everything is always excess.

(G) Find Kelly roaming around the Commonwealth (in my current game she's parked at the rail line immediately west of Vault 81) and buy a brahmin for each settlement; it's only one per settlement, but it's often easier than waiting for brahmin to appear on their own. (R) During the hours the clinic is closed you regain the option to trade gear with the doctors (and the unique NPCs you might have assigned as level 4 merchants to other shops - approach them during their off-duty hours to trade gear).

Great tips! Well done!

(3) that fraction is "half, round down" so: 2 back for 4 used, 1 back for 3 used, none if you used 1 component, so something that took 3 wood and 1 steel to build will return only 1 wood and no steel when scrapped. Scrapping isn't economical, but if you're not going to use something you'd built before, as Oxhorn said, scrap it to at least regain something.

Another Settlement needs your help yeah I know I’m the one raiding it

It's best to ensure that missle turrets are the outer ring of defense with nothing obstructing their LOF... They are VERY effective but take a great deal of skill to place safely.

Use heavy Gatling laser turrets

and that's why you only place i only place them in my player homes.

MeMe Me Oxhorn, Mxr and ShoddyCast are the only three worth watching, IMHO.

Alchestbreach is worth more than a watch, his fallout vids are legendary

Von Neely THE SCIENCE!!

LostCat U just had to

Are you still playing? I just started a new playthrough

Pill's Productions mods are the good stuff

They only need 1 ammo which lasts forever.

if you put 1 Bullet with a Weapon that Uses that type of Bullet in their Inventory, it lasts forever. i done that at least 5 Times and works Well.

Oxhorn Can you put a bunch of Laser Rifles in your workbench with Fusion Cells (for example), and Settlers will arm themselves accordingly? Like will they take just 1 FC?

Jacques Cilliers They take Weapons and ammo from Crates you have Put down in the Settlement.

Yehia zein Ah. How do you keep them from taking from your personal stash then? Never encountered the problem before, but yikes... :/

You bet, thanks for watching!

Yep, I already did, here is the video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/f5ypn9RmyMfGkWQ.html

oh cool thanks

Simon Bannow dude he does videos on everything

Brotherhood can fuck themselves also blowing the brother hood up also grants you the same ability the minutemen get a vertibird and grenades as well

Or just tell your companion to do it all.

Well yeah but i personally like BoS more

You can also just store it in the workshop from the ground in build mode (tab on PC) and it has the same effect. (You don't need to actually scrap it.) If you really are doing it for the resources, you can do it on the weapon workbench and avoid NPCs walking through the pile while you're scrapping them.

Augh store for same effect is a good suggestion, I will still scrap pipe weapons but If I have decent ones I will store them. Unlike Oxhorn I didn't remove build budget worries and scrapped enemy weapons to increase it and sometimes weapons I would want settlers to use. I never thought of drop and store for the same effect and get to keep the weapon. Thanks for pointing that out.

*Cough cough * greygarden *cough cough *

Rodrigo Reyes hay is for horses

Milton2k You can make a lot more caps in many other more efficient ways.

Caps generally aren't a problem if you have enough shops and water purifiers.

it depends on the weapon if its a pipe rifle i would scrap it coz u can get screws and stuff but if its something like a minigun yuh can be sure as hell i am selling that shit

Huh. I haven't thought about that. I need to test it.

AZ0009999AZ settlers will take all the ammo they can find.

Oxhorn Settlers only need one bullet and they are able to shoot as many bullets as they please. This function also works with grenades as well thus you settlers can through infinite grenades.

Ryan Lavaley Do you use mods? there's lots that shorten the cell respawn time, my favourite is "Instant Cell Respawn" it does what its name implies. Also, if you don't for achievements, there's a glitch out there, if you disable mods that only edit code or UI, they'll still remain active, but it only works when you disable the mods WHILE running fallout, that also works on Skyrim SE. So you can have a mod that edits cell respawn time, disable it while F4 is active through the Bethesda.net mod menu and because it's coding, it stays until you relaunch the game completely.

Voult Bioy I think he did that a while ago, like a long time ago, maybe