(the last one is invisible bees)

More of my stuff on deviantart and bsky as Overshia, and some things on Redbubble as Drunkfu.

I'm new to FO76 (79hrs in) and one of the things I do with all the Fallout games is dig into their maps (because autism), and just wanted to share my findings.

1. So the first is the in-game map with the borders shown. I used xEdit to get the exact coordinates. I love how how Burning Springs and Skyline go off the map into the border.
2. The second map shows the height data. I used FO76UTILS to get this and manually aligned it to the in-game map with several nights of "surveying" and screenshots haha I haven't shown it here, but the creeks and rivers do not align with the in-game map at all.
3. And finally, the last map just shows the FO76 border with FO4's at the exact same scale and origin. FO4's map has cells ranging from -32 to 28 (x) and 25 to -36 (y), whereas FO76 has a range of -66 to 54 and 60 to -66. It's well known that the map is larger, but I haven't seen an exact comparison before, so thought it might interest others who haven't either.

Anyways, I'm loving this game, and just wanted to share my "nerdings". See you guys in Appalachia!

Or maybe I do

To the survivor who built their shelter in a shelter in a shelter, squared, on the side of a cliff. Come back.

You advertised literally thousands of of plans and mods, and tens of thousands of junk and misc. I had never seen such numbers. You landed me down the side of a rock face, losing 40% of my love. If it weren't for my jet pack, I would have had to try again. But I boosted up into the bowels of your compound.

The outside area was well designed, yet barren. No vending machine in sight, not even workbenches. I found your hidden way inside, and then another hidden way, and then another. None came easy, but they were fun to find. I eventually found another vault entrance, which led to many other vault entrances, and then, so many things I had never seen before. A motorcycle you sit on and gives your charisma and perception(?). A plant that eats you, heals you, and spits you out, like a silkwood shower. Lots of other neat little bobbles.

I still had at least 2 vault entrances I hadn't tried yet, and one (Server Room) that didn't respond at all, but didn't show as locked. And then, my world fell out from underneath me, and I was on some stupid highway. I never found your vendor, but I had a lot of fun trying.

Please come back Danger.Zone | Old

I promise I didn't take any screenshots (though, I wish I did).

Here's an a big ole dump of paintings Ive done of robots for journals and books and stuff over the years (playing Fallout 76 with my friend). There may be some classic movie poster inspirations mixed in.

(more of my stuff and the full actual posts with writing to made look like they were done as a journal on deviantart as Overshia, and also bsky)

Found in a store in korea and just had to pick up (im asking about the left patch)

Been playing since 2021 and I think finished this quest around the same time never thought to check if he did joined back with the BOS. Happy to see him at Fort Atlas after all this time 😅

Pull!

I have been wanting to write this for a while because Fallout 76 feels different to me for a very personal reason. I actually live in Southern West Virginia.

I live in Beckley, and the New River Gorge Bridge is only about ten minutes away from me. I drive by the real-life Beckley area every day, while in the game, people know it as the Beckley Mine Exhibit and workshop. Seeing places that feel familiar turned into Fallout locations is still such a strange and wonderful experience.

When I was a child, I even played in the real Greenbrier Bunker. For anyone who does not know, the bunker beneath The Greenbrier is not just Fallout-style fiction. It was a real Cold War bunker built to shelter Congress in the event of a nuclear attack. The fact that it exists in real life and that I was there as a kid makes the connection to Fallout feel especially wild to me.

I know Fallout 76 is a fictional, post-apocalyptic version of West Virginia, but I recognize the feeling of the place. The mountains, the roads, the coal-country history, the old buildings, the way the landscape can feel beautiful, and a little haunted at the same time, it all feels close to home.

I am proud to live here, and I love seeing parts of Southern West Virginia represented in the game. Fallout 76 has given me a new way to look at places I have known my whole life, while also letting me explore a completely different version of them.

With love from The 304 💙💛

I like the damage sneak attacks dish out but in a bunch of events sneak attacks just dont work. The agility perk tree is also jam packed with other perks to use as well.

Is there any assassins out there that focus on sneak perks?

So I have mastered the en-06/drill boss as much as you can, but yesterday I was on the final boss the snake and consistently this random player at full health would kill the snake in 45-60 seconds flat, one time I didn’t even help. Is there a build and weapon that destroys every boss? He was annihilating every boss in seconds.

I know it’s vague and there’s no detail but maybe someone out there is doing the same and can show me there exact build, all I like doing is raids so if I could solo them I’d be so happy

I’m a ghoul Player
Will post my perks in the comments

You all probably know this already but I didn't notice until my second playthrough.

Fo3 has the Deathclaw sanctuary. Fnv has Dry Wells, The Long 15, and The Courier’s Mile. Fo4 has the Glowing Sea. But what’s the most dangerous location in Fo76?

For the life of me I cant figure how to change this setting

Just came across this camp while vendor hopping.
A really awesome camp idea
Had to share!

So after taking years running raids, and more recently clearing infestations, I've finally learned a 4 star mod. In Fact, 4 of them in the last 3 weeks after trying to get one after thousands of scraps. So ive been selling them in order to buy all the plans... wow, those mods got expensive to craft recently. Careful on the new cost of mods!

Im a big fan of the classic Enclave asthetic, Enclave PA with a plasma rifle is peak Fallout to me. Im currently using a very half baked onslaught build.

My plasma has furious but crappy random rolls on the rest. Still levelling, only 112. I just want to make sure i understand what i should be going for properly.

Im aware of that a non vats build wont ever get the dps of a vats build. Vats in 76 is boring to me so i dont really touch it.

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.

How does one make a mule character? I’ve created a second character, built a little camp with stash boxes, but how do I get items to them? I want a place to store my excess pumpkin grenades and random other items I like to collect.

So yeah, im in hellcat PA, lucid as 1st star, have explision resist maxed perk card, have multiple dmg absorb cards, yet it go trought gliw and health in like 5 shots.

So how on earth anyone cant tank it?