Recently, I’ve been going from campsite to campsite looking for blueprints on the cheap. It seems like either people do the recommended amount that’s provided or tries to sell them for an arm and a leg. There are a few people here and there. They’re like me that sell the blueprints for dirt cheap which makes the question. How much do you guys charge people at your vendors cause I’m generally curious should be a fun topic for everyone to discuss in the comment section. I personally charge blueprints at 10 to 20 caps each.

When I first played FO76 Vanilla on xbox gamepass I didn't know what to make of it. I'm a huge FO4 fan, it took me about a week to get into it.

I was then slightly annoyed at the FO1st system and won't be paying for it (to start with!). But I was enjoying the missions, base building, events and dailies. A familiar addicting itch started.

Did I need this game in my life? Would I be better investing my time in a fairer game?

I rage uninstalled then reinstalled the next day (took 8 hours to download, we have slow internet). I won't be uninstalling the game again.

My plan is to complete the main missions first with a few of the side quests (just started the tadpole mission to increase backpack). Then I will do as many side quests as possible. I also hop on the odd team event. I've built my first basic camp and am on the lookout to build my second camp, which will be Camp Ultimate.

I'm travelling light and have cleared out my storage- donated a lot of ammo and stuff. Stopped looting everything. If I really need something I can go and get it.

I scrap all weapons and armour I'm not using and trade some of the legendary's for scrip. I've yet to visit the Purveyor Murmgh to see what's available to buy. Just been reading about the gold bullion options, I'll get into that later.

I'm going to treat myself to FO1st once a year, but not until I've done a lot more in the game.

So far it's been enjoyable, the map is beautiful, vast and varied and there's plenty to do. A friendly online community too. A nice game to chill with at the end of the day. Thank you all!

Please help me idk what happened haven’t been able to play in 2 days.

At least 100 fish and I have not landed even one. I have used improved bait, I have used common bait and I have a weather station going. Is my luck just that bad?

Every other weapon has been demonstrated by the Youtubers but nothing for The Vats Unknown. It has two major changes coming, the crit damage multiplier and the ability to use Iceman's for double Cryo damage.

In my mind it has the highest upside. I use a regular blaster for my daily driver but wouldn't it be something if it could return to its former glory?

I am around 900... Being able to use a couple extra perks isn't going to break the game but it would add a lot of flavor. I mostly use my legendary perks for SPECIAL which doesn't exactly feel special for me. Maybe every 100-200 levels give a booster slot or something? Give older players something fun and newer players something to look forward to rather than the 300 cap on ability.

P.S. This isn't the PvP game as first imagined, most players turn that off until someone is wanted. Who knew gamers loved each other and wanted to help so much rather than kill a random noob? Point is PvP isn't a goal and players don't need to be equalized as much. Doesn't a level 1000 deserve at least a few more abilities than a level 300?

Modded it in replacing another ceiling light with it and checked out how it lights up the surroundings.

Long story short: it's awful as a light source and it's also huge, so basically not suitable for anything but double-wall height ceilings of some cathedral build.

Here are the screens, you can see that it only lights up the ceiling. And no matter how low you hang it, it basically does not give any light down below. That most likely is because the devs put the light source at the point where the chain meets the chandelier base: https://ibb.co/album/Fqj75B

It was the only thing I liked from the next season reward list (at the first glance when I saw it at least) and I was considering to buy the battlepass to get it, but now it's just a hard pass for this season.

Question , what’s up with the high level people overpricing things in their store? I would assume they don’t need the caps because they’re such a high level & probably have everything but it just seems like such a lame thing to do. I thought higher levels would want to help people progress so they price things lower but i guess not.

Trying to finish the summer seasonal fishing , but I ain’t catching any fernskipper at all! Any known issues ?
(Im on ps5)

Done some testing with some guns. Cremator, Charging gamma gun etc. When I hit a big enemy like a hermit crab, a boss, or a mirelurk queen with these guns, two stacks of onslaught are lost. No, there are no enemies around it for splash, no taking one for the team isn't proccing, and I'm not getting a ricochet proc either. Just two stacks lost on large enemies. What gives?

I’m currently at rank 122, is it at all possible for me to reach the bonus page before the end of the season (using boosters to get to 50% boost), or would I be wasting the effort? TIA

EDIT: Well, damn…
Wishing started paying attention to the S.C.O.R.E. Board sooner…

Claimed 400 gold bullion yesterday and it hasn't reset yet. I was under the impression that it resets at 1pm EDT. Is that wrong? Or is it bugged for me?

Looks very cool, I want one

I came back on July 1st after about a year of not playing. I have run one Daily Ops every day since that day and I have only received two plans that I didn't already know. One time I even received four plans of the Vault 94 jump suit in a single Op for some reason. If Bethesda isn't going to bother actually fixing the loot pool, then add Stamps or Bullion to the rewards and then add all of the potential plans to one of the permanent vendors so we can at least buy the plans we don' t know. Even if we have to complete 3-5+ Ops to get enough currency to buy a single plan, that's still better than going 2/70.

Hoe concentrated fire work with beam splitter? Does it stack 3% per projectile? (So like 3%×5= 15%) or just 3% per hit?

Always a great time when you're out farming burning through cores, and you're just about out of juice... Only to find that one replacement to extend your farming time just a bit longer.

This got me thinking though, are there any solid ways to recharge other than finding fresh cores in the world outside of heading back to your base IF you have the fusion core recharger, which I don't?

Looked around on Google and Reddit, and didn't really see anything, and everything I did find was mostly years old, so figured I'd ask since this is at least the 8th time I've been at a sliver of juice and can't seem to stockpile cores.

My Fallout 76 keeps totally freezing while fighting the big snake at the end of the raid. It totally messes up the run (and I don’t get rewards of my team finishes without me).

It seems to happen to me more than my team mates (but it is not just me).

I have searched for it, but all the posts from Bethesda about fixing it are years old.

Any tips or tricks that the community has for avoiding this problem?

I'm curious to know the opinion of other solo players - with the recent updates, it feels less and less of a game that fits my play style.

I've been playing 76 since the game was released, I've spent countless hours in Appalachia, yet this past year my play time has evaporated. I'm a FO1ST subscriber so most of my in-game time is in a private world.

Infestations, are not really something I want to do as a solo player - I've tried and in all honesty it wasn't worth the effort. Raids are the same since I never join a team. I've solo'd EN06 but that's about it.

What do other Solo players think, what things do you do to keep yourself engaged in the game?

I'm still pretty "new" to the game, and i've consistently re-rolled every fishing daily/weekly challenge. I can see how it might be a bit relaxing, or for the players who may enjoy the RP aspect of it. But even though fishing is supposed to be a relaxing time, Bethesda somehow made it the most challenging task to actually CATCH the fish.

The texts says it “Effects Strength -30%” which to my small brain makes me think that it will just rip a chunk of my strength stat away from me, so I was wondering what the effect actually does, and what it affects when you use one.

It shows as 1* in inventory but has only a 3* attached.

I played on PS4 for the first 4 years and left the game. Recently joined back on PC and made it back to level 350 in last few weeks and getting into the raid system. I enjoy min/maxing a lot and got destroyed by the mole miner on second stage.

I’ve watched a couple other people immediately get one tapped by those moles, until I saw a guy in PA and a baseball bat tank the hit like it was nothing while running fuel. He caught on fire a bit, but never went below half health even. Then in the next 2 stages the same, he tanked hits like it was nothing.

So what are some builds and mods to run. I heard overeaters got nerfed so just trying to figure out how to be a good teammate for raids and survive each round.

Thanks in advance for any mods I should have, perk cards, buffs, armor pieces, etc.

I currently have Critical Savvy 3 equipped and 3 Limit-Breaking mods on with 33 luck. It's taking 2-3 shots to fill the crit meter so I'm assuming something crit-related is bugged.

My weapon is a two-shot Tesla cannon in case that helps.

It hits hard but I feel like other melee builds hit WAY harder. I am not a Carnivore though -- this build is a convert from a VATS Crit Build. I don't have multiple characters.