Played for the first 2 weeks, bought gta v again and fallout 4 has been in a drawer ever since
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Fallout 4
- Thread starter The Boosh!
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Jack!
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If you have that quest/objective marked as active on your Pip-Boy then it should put a marker on your map and a marker above the NPCs head when you're near-by?
Ben
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Laters.
Jack!
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I dislike DLCs; personally I get a game, go through the learning curve and get good at it and complete it, then a few months later a DLC comes along and I can't be arsed to get back to a decent ability again to play the DLC. When you start a game, generally the game gets harder as you get better, but with DLC you're effectively thrown in the deep-end, you need to get good again from the get go.
The reason I can't be arsed to go play Bloodborne the Old Hunters, having to go re-adjust to that play style again for a relatively small amount of content.
The reason I can't be arsed to go play Bloodborne the Old Hunters, having to go re-adjust to that play style again for a relatively small amount of content.
Jack!
ClioSport Club Member
Just Plat'd.
Benevolent Leader was a b**ch, other than that it was grand.
Benevolent Leader was a b**ch, other than that it was grand.
I'll end up with the DLC packs, but it'll take a long old time before I get to bothering with them. Having poured an unnecessary amount of money into the game already may as well completely milk the entire game.
Besides, until Tekken, GranTurismo or SF come out, there's nothing else interesting to bother with
Besides, until Tekken, GranTurismo or SF come out, there's nothing else interesting to bother with
When you're in the workbench, you can "tag" items that are part of a mod, then when looting you'll have a magnifying glass next to junk items that contain those pieces. I had the same problem with oil until I started doing this.
Jack!
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You do once you put a point into the Scrapper perk.
Cayman S Edition 1
Just keep plodding along. You'll know when it's time to make that decision. I held out until the last possible moment
E90 M3
There's a storyline?
This is probably the best game I've ever played tbh. I'm not a massive gamer, I own this and Forza, but I've already sank 50 hours into it after getting it on the 17th. About Level 30 and still feel like I've barely started the story. Just like mooching about and picking up EVERYTHING.
This is probably the best game I've ever played tbh. I'm not a massive gamer, I own this and Forza, but I've already sank 50 hours into it after getting it on the 17th. About Level 30 and still feel like I've barely started the story. Just like mooching about and picking up EVERYTHING.
It took me a concerted effort to actually do some main quest and even then I'd stop at every location on the way to loot them out.
Similar case, I've probably only got 3 or 4 games on PS4, but this is the only one I've had gong for more than a few hours before getting very bored.
Jack!
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There's a mission for the Institute called Mass Fusion that will make you hostile to the Brotherhood.
There's a mission for the Railroad called Underground Undercover that will make you hostile to the Brotherhood.
There's a mission for the Brotherhood called Tactical Thinking which will make the Railroad extinct.
There's a mission for the Brotherhood called The Nuclear Option which will make the Institute extinct.
Personally, I made saves so I could go back and follow all story lines. The best one is going with the the Brotherhood, it has the most quests and the most fun quests. For reference, when I finished the game the institute route I was at level 38. When I went the Brotherhood route I finished the game at level 45.
There's a mission for the Railroad called Underground Undercover that will make you hostile to the Brotherhood.
There's a mission for the Brotherhood called Tactical Thinking which will make the Railroad extinct.
There's a mission for the Brotherhood called The Nuclear Option which will make the Institute extinct.
Personally, I made saves so I could go back and follow all story lines. The best one is going with the the Brotherhood, it has the most quests and the most fun quests. For reference, when I finished the game the institute route I was at level 38. When I went the Brotherhood route I finished the game at level 45.
182, SQ7, Trafic
Thank you, that's what I needed to know with out checking through walk throughs as to which mission stopped stuff.
Me and a friend are at similar points and have said the same about creating a save point we know to go back to. Although we're definitely going to play through again once completed.
Jack!
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Yeah, it's worth doing the saves, just remember (write down) which saves are which and don't overwrite them.
Jack!
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Level 90, Jesus. By the time I reached 50 I'd completed every quest and pretty much every side quests, you must've done some serious farming.
Cayman S Edition 1
I do
Lots of building and tonnes of side quests for the Minutemen and Railroad. Doing those I can rank up in around 3 - 4 hours
Cayman S Edition 1
Sucks there's a build limit. I could build so much more
http://www.se7ensins.com/forums/threads/bypass-settlement-size-limit-exploit.1406777/
There's a glitch to bypass it if you're desperate
Cayman S Edition 1
Cool will give it a go cheers
Just did tactical thinking - didn't realise as soon as i took the quest railroad would be my enemy
The next quest had a better idea where it said 'warning - when you get on the vertibird the institute will hate you for ever are you sure etc'
Oh well
The next quest had a better idea where it said 'warning - when you get on the vertibird the institute will hate you for ever are you sure etc'
Oh well
182, SQ7, Trafic
Does Tactical Thinking start when you see Desmonda and have to choose to side with the Minutemen or Railroad
