Someone playing fallout 76?

[Halcyel]

Hi, I just redeem the game in Microsoft Store pc, and i was looking for some tips, builds etc, any of you have something to say?, Also i enjoy any anecdote you have, or a hidden quest.
Im currently playing rifle commando and thinking of building a power armor one.

 

[Uthuriel]

Someone playing fallout 76?​

I'd rather cover my asshole with honey and sit on an anthill before playing that trash game...

 

[JUJU]

The fact that I saw someone ask this question makes me question life.

 

[8dlb8]

Why not!

 

[Zireaelehy]

Use the perks to reduce chems, junk and ammo weight, you don't need to have 100 water and food on you all the time, high fire rate weapons 90% of the time works better than slow heavy hitting. Don't have fear to spend your caps, 40k it's the limit and you can get plenty selling your stuff to other players and completing quests. Lastly, don't need to rush any build, you keep getting perk cards after hitting lvl 50 and some weapons and armor lvl caps at 45. Ad Victoriam!

 

[Halcyel]

Use the perks to reduce chems, junk and ammo weight, you don't need to have 100 water and food on you all the time, high fire rate weapons 90% of the time works better than slow heavy hitting. Don't have fear to spend your caps, 40k it's the limit and you can get plenty selling your stuff to other players and completing quests. Lastly, don't need to rush any build, you keep getting perk cards after hitting lvl 50 and some weapons and armor lvl caps at 45. Ad Victoriam!

Thank you, im still learning the "basics" but i think im maniging well enough.

 

[Freyr059]

I did but don't remember enough to help sorry

 

[Halcyel]

I did but don't remember enough to help sorry

Dont worry, thank you for taking your time

 

[datarelay]

fallout 76
lol
lmao

 

[email1000]

Participate in the hourly community events to get good XP and gold certificates once you unlock them. Also join one of the casual groups to earn bonus XP.

 

[Jubjub]

Avoid making a shotgun build. It's only strong in the early game and you'll have wasted your perk cards on it. Check to see what kinds of builds people have in the late game for an idea of what you should use early on.

 

[Halcyel]

Avoid making a shotgun build. It's only strong in the early game and you'll have wasted your perk cards on it. Check to see what kinds of builds people have in the late game for an idea of what you should use early on.

Currently im using commando build but i dont know if go for blodied or full health.

 

[Halcyel]

Participate in the hourly community events to get good XP and gold certificates once you unlock them. Also join one of the casual groups to earn bonus XP.

Thank you, hopefully i noticed that in early game haha.

 

[DeliciousSoup]

While I can't say that I've been overly impressed with it, I have played enough in the past few months (as a new player) to get to level 120 or so, so there is at least enough content to keep you entertained for a while. The main issues I have with the game stem from the fact that it was always meant to be a driver for you to spend real-world money, and despite the fact that they have added a lot of content and NPC's to the game, it hasn't changed the base goal of the game - keep you playing and spending in perpetuity.

That being said, there is still a fair amount to do, and it will definitely fill that hunger for a fallout game, but you WILL get to a point where you notice how tacked-on and surface level all the content feels, and where you will have exhausted that content and are now expected to just grind out dailies and repeatable events to get better stuff and on and on and on...

If there was one single thing I would recommend that you do, it would be to figure out what type of character you want to play (shooter, power armour, etc.) and then research it a bit and use a S.P.E.C.I.A.L. planning tool, like

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. One of the shitty things about 76 are how the perk cards are metered out and distributed, and you will need to combine cards to make upgraded versions often. If you don't know what direction you are taking off the hop, you can end up gathering and upgrading the wrong cards to start with, and end up having to play many more additional levels to get the cards you didn't realize you needed in order to optimize your build.

I started playing Fallout 76 with the intention of going in blind and just discovering things as I went along, and had some fun doing so, but the one thing I wish I had known from the beginning was what type of build I was shooting for, so that I could strategically get the correct cards for it as I leveled up. Do that, and you won't end up spending 30-40 levels in build limbo while you acquire the back-catalogue of perk cards that you didn't realize that you needed.

Hope this helps!

 

[stoic.nothingness]

I only play with I can afford the Fallout first pass so I can do my own thing and just play with a small group of friends.

 

[misterbee13]

Bought the game in October 2020. Tried playing it 3x from the date of purchase to last month, but I really don't know why I can't enjoy this game. Like I really want to get into it because I remember how much I enjoyed playing FO:NV, but I just really can't.

 

[perikolui]

No, but I'm open to you telling me what it's about to see if I want to play it.