Fallout 4 is one of the most popular games on the market right now, and Fallout veterans are excited to see what Bethesda has in store for us with their newest installment. But before you jump headlong into this wasteland, it’s important to know what you’re getting into. With that in mind, we’ve compiled 13 tips from our seasoned gamers here at The Geek Girl Project for besting your first foray out into post-apocalyptic Boston!
-Tip #13: Play on Survival Mode! Fallout veterans recommend this, because it is the best way to get a feel for how tough in world really is. Once you’re done with your first playthrough and have some experience under your belt, try out New Vegas or Skyrim if you want something different.
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– You have to drink water.
– Build a settlement around the Diamond City or Goodneighbor for more loot, amenities and safety from raiders.
– Do not forget your vault suit! They provide protection against radiation damage when exploring outside of vaults.
– Find out what happened to Vault 11 by reading its log in Sanctuary Hills near Concord as well as finding Shaun’s toy blocks on campus grounds at Boston University.
– Use old tires, metal drums and car parts to create crude oil which fuels power generators (the “fuel” tab). Now you can finally stop worrying about running out of fuel after being chased by mutants!
– Keep some space open in your inventory for crafting materials such as screws, duct tape and glue.
– Turn off your Pipboy light in dark areas to avoid detection from enemies or ghouls by turning it on when you need to find a foe’s location.
– If an enemy must be dealt with quickly, use VATS instead of shooting them point blank. This will save ammo for harder situations ahead!
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Tip #14: Power Armor is Not Just for the Over-Endowed
Most Fallout games offer player’s a chance to power up their character with some good old fashioned armor. I know what you are thinking, what does that have to do with newbies? Well if you are playing on one of those lower difficulties then it may not be as important but on anything higher than normal difficulty getting into a suit of armor can mean life or death. As such most players either avoid them altogether like they would any projectile weapon or only use them in extreme situations when there is absolutely no other choice left available so take note and make sure that your next playthrough has at least one suit ready to go otherwise you will find yourself fighting from the outside in.
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o you want to know how to survive in Fallout? We’ve got you covered! Here are 13 tips for best fallout game newbies:
-Stick together with teammates, but only if they’re trustworthy companions. If not, take any opportunity without them being around (such as when they sleep) so that you can explore more of the wasteland alone.
-Always keep some food handy just in case. This will make sure there is no downtime while we wait for hunger bars to fill up again after all those battles against raiders and super mutants out there — you know, the ones that want to take you down.
-Build a strong base with heavy defense and power armor for quick travel. You can’t go wrong if you have your own area of operation in this hostile world. Keep it fortified at all times so we don’t lose our gains — or worse yet, die from an attack!
-Find those damn bobbleheads as soon as possible! This will grant us critical bonuses like extra experience points and skill levels which are always welcome when they come free of charge (sorry). Oh, yeah: Don’t forget about Luck Bobbles either because they’ll increase your chances of finding more items while exploring.
-Be mindful of radiation around gas leaks/nuclear fallout zones; look It’s understandable if you’re a little nervous about jumping into the Fallout series- after all, it can be daunting to start playing a game that has so many sequels. But remember: what better way to enjoy these games than by first going back in time and experiencing them for yourself? It doesn’t matter where your allegiances lie; there are plenty of brilliant tips that will make sure those just starting out on their journeys have the best possible chance at surviving. *Tip One: Don’t get too attached to your character – they may not survive long enough! *Tip Two: Listen carefully with subtitles enabled because often important information is spoken quietly or cut off entirely. Tip Three: Keep an eye out for vehicles
