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Fallout 76

Cheat Codes:
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Submitted by: David K.

Easy XP:
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Fast travel to Whitespring Golf Club. Enter the clubhouse and circle the main room 
to attract all the ghouls in the building. Exit the building and circle the bus until 
all the ghouls have exited the building and are chasing you. Lure the large group of 
ghouls to the explosive car and stand on it, then trigger it to explode with any weapon. 
The explosion will probably kill you, but it will also kill the group of ghouls. Quit 
to the main menu, then load your character to reset the server. Repeat this process as 
many times as desired. Even at Level 24+, you can earn 1,300+ XP in just a few minutes 
using this trick. Respawn after dying and collect your junk, then repeat the process. 
When you reload your character, you will connect to a new server. Simply fast travel 
to the same location, lure the enemies out, and destroy the car.


Duplicating items:
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Find a valuable item that spawns on the map. This does not work for items in lootable 
chests, on bodies, or quest items. For example, get a minigun at the top of the catwalks, 
in the exterior of the Poseidon Energy Plant, far south of Vault 76. You can either 
wait (in real-time) for an area's items to respawn and travel back to the area, or exit 
the server and travel to a new server. Then, keep collecting the same item(s) as many 
times as desired. You can sell these items to vendors, but they restock slowly and their 
cap limit is global -- so you cannot get money quickly using this method.


How to Fix “Login Failed. This account is not authorized” on PC:
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The problem is caused by using the old version of the "Fallout76.ini" file.

To Fix the problem, open "fallout76.ini" and delete those lines:

[Bethesda.net]
sTitleType = beta

Now you are good to go!


Getting the Laser Minigun:
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Join The Enclave faction, then access the Enclave Vault terminal to purchase 
the Laser Minigun plans for 1,000 caps. The Laser Minigun is one of the most 
powerful weapons in the game.


Joinning the Enclave faction:
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Go to the Waste Dump on the eastern-most river on the map (just look for the large 
icons on the map). Once you reach the dump, search for a cave guarded by Deathclaws. 
Clear the Abandoned Waste Dump cave and enter the bunker interior. Complete the 
puzzles to unlock the location of the Enclave Vault. Travel to the Enclave Vault 
and accept their faction quest. Note: Before beginning the Enclave faction quest,
you need Level 3 Lockpicking/Hacking skill. The Enclave will send you to a new 
location. Go to Sugar Grove and destroy the robot guardian. Collect the tape from
the Sugar Grove terminal, then return to the Enclave bunker to turn in the quest 
item and join the Enclave faction.


Starting tips and tricks:
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Use the following tips and tricks to make the beginning of Fallout 76 easier:

1. Collect as Many Materials as Possible: Materials are extremely valuable in 
Fallout 76. You will encounter vendors, but everything you really need is carried 
by enemies or found as loot. To earn XP, kill enemies and explore areas. It is 
recommended to stay in the opening area for as long as possible. Unlock, hack, loot, 
and kill everything in the area for easier levels. Looting is not too useful on its 
own. There are vendors, but selling stuff is not always useful. Instead, get a 
crafting bench and scrap useless items. Base materials are used for crafting, and 
they are far lighter than standard items like weapons or armor. You can carry lots 
of base materials, which is very helpful early in the game.

2. Create Bulk Bundles: You can use a Tinkerer Workbench for more than just scraping 
items. You can also transform base materials into a "bulk" bundle. Use the "bulk" 
function to place a lot of base materials into a single bundle with just 1 weight. 
This allows you to carry multiple bundles of bulk materials with almost no weight. 
You can also store the bulk bundles in your stash for later.

3. Upgrade Skills Wisely: Place your skill points into Perception and Intelligence 
first to unlock Hacking and Lockpicking (two very important skills). If you want to 
loot everything and explore all areas, lockpicking and hacking are mandatory. Unlock 
perks related to those activities first, then upgrade your Strength. Strength not 
only allows you to kill enemies more easily so you can save ammo, but it also unlocks 
the Rat Pack perk at Level 8. This perk increases your carrying capacity, which is 
very helpful when you have to often carry most of your stuff around.

4. Move Your Camp to Quicksave: Your camp can be used like an item, and dropped down 
at a new location as you explore. This allows you a safe place to sleep and save your 
game, allowing you to respawn at the campsite most recently used. Use your portable 
camp regularly as you explore, or before getting into a dangerous fight, so you can 
save and do not have to start too far away or lose a lot of progress if you die.

5. Get a Gun at the Start: After leaving Vault 76, there is a corpse with a gun to 
your right. It only has approximately eight bullets, but if you miss this weapon, 
you will have to fight enemies with your fists at the start.

6. Get Power Armor Early: You can get some Power Armor shortly after leaving Vault 
76. Go to the Morgantown Trainyard, which is straight east of Vault 76. There is a 
partial Power Armor suit inside the train car with "USA" labeled on the side. It 
contains a frame, helmet, and few random armor pieces.

7. Get a Hazmat Suit: The Hazmat Suit completely protects against the negative 
effects of radiation. It can be found in the Poseidon Energy Plant WV-06. You do 
not actually have to go inside to get the suit. Simply travel to the plant (it is 
the huge nuclear power plant on the west side of the map, just off the river). 
After entering the plant grounds, stay to the left side to find an exterior catwalk. 
Follow it up and around to the first roof landing to find a small exterior trailer-
like office. There is a Hazmat Suit sitting on some boxes inside.

8. Get a Mini-Gun: While you are in the Poseidon Energy Plant, there is a common 
Mini-Gun that spawns in this area. From the rooftop while wearing the Hazmat Suit, 
go up the catwalks to find a balcony with a burnt corpse standing on the edge. A 
Mini-Gun will sometime spawn on the wooden crates in this area. If it does not 
appear, it can spawn in a different nearby location. Proceed up to the second 
rooftop, then go to the catwalks above the interior office door. A Mini-Gun will 
sometimes spawn on the landing with the sitting corpse. There is one other area 
the Mini-Gun regularly spawns. Go up the catwalks until you reach one that spirals 
around a tower. At the top is a dead end with a few crates. The Mini-Gun at this 
location spawns very often.

9. Get Free Materials from Responder Bots: This is only useful early in the game, 
but sometimes you will encounter Responder Bots that try to help you. These bots 
are useful if you are struggling, and will sometimes even give you free items. 
Talk with Responder Bots before killing them to sometimes get materials, which you 
cannot loot off their bodies after killing them.

10. Get a Bobblehead: Bobbleheads spawn in semi-random locations in Fallout 76, 
but there is a bobblehead that spawns in a common location at the County Fair 
(large Ferris Wheel on the map). The Bobblehead can be found on the table covered 
with old Halloween decorations inside the shed/metal building on the edge of the 
fairground.


Getting the Rose's Syringer unique weapon:
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The Rose's Syringer unique weapon can be obtained at the "Top Of The World" resort, 
which is located in the center of the map in the Savage Divide region. The quest for 
the special syringer is given by a Raider Robot named "Rose" on the top floor of the 
resort. Talk to Rose, and she will send you on three Raider faction quests: "Signal 
Strength", "Flavors Of Mayhem", and "Keys To The Past". Complete all her quests to 
get Rose's Syringer. Most syringers are not too useful, but this syringer turns any 
enemy shot with it extremely powerful for 60 seconds, and then extremely weak for 60 
seconds. As long as you can survive the first 60 seconds, even high-level enemies can 
then easily be killed. This allows Level 10-20 players to kill Level 40-50 enemies. 
Note: While at the "Top Of The World" resort, you can also find a Vault-Tec Bobblehead 
on the Mezzanine Level, on a speaker near the elevator exit.



C.A.M.P. Building Guide:
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Written by Old_Ben

The C.A.M.P. system is not very intuitive at first. And understanding what IS and 
IS NOT possible with the system came with much hair pulling and frustration. 

-=When You First Create Your Camp=-
When you first create your Camp, Bigger is NOT better. There are a number of reasons 
for this. 

A) You have a small building overhead to work with. Certain things will eat up that 
overhead fast. Such as turrets. In game you will want to upgrade your turrets when 
you can, So that you don't need as many for your setup. Many believe that the overhead 
needs to be increased, or the overhead required per piece be reduced. I have mixed 
thoughts on this. and time will tell what happens in the future.

B) Any thing you build, that you wish to put back down as a "Unit". Will need to be 
on foundation blocks. As a builder, Let me tell you. For construction of ANY type of 
building? Foundations are Everything! If your foundation is not right, then your 
building will not be ether. Now in hilly and mountainous terrain, to build large 
foundations REQUIRES heavy equipment to clear and level the terrain. Something you 
would not have 25 years after a nuclear war in real life. And it is no difference in 
the game world. The larger your foundation is, the harder it will be to place it down 
when you move your camp. And you Will want or Need to move your camp on occasion.

C) Problems moving camp: There are many problems I have come up with in the B.E.T.A. 
Some are understandable from both a real world perspective, and a game programming 
one. Any Object that has collision (you go over it or around it) WILL stop your 
blueprinted building from being put back down somewhere else. This includes trees, 
large rocks, anything that you can "Harvest" such as wood, ore, or plants ( and yes 
even a dead body or skeleton). And keep in mind the collision field is not just on 
the ground, it go's ALL the way to the top, such as trees. So if you have say a 2x2 
first floor, and a 3x3 (or larger) 2nd floor. If that 2nd floor is touching or in 
a tree? It will Not allow you to place the building. STAIRSattached to the SIDE of 
foundation blocks will also make your foundation "Float" and you will not be able 
to place your building. Though this would be understandable with the stairs in the 
stair tab. It also seems to be the problem with the stairs and ramp under the 
foundation tab. Hopefully they will fix this before game day. When designing a 
building to blueprint? DO NOT place anything on the ground, apart from the building. 
This can cause a problem when blueprinting. This includes water pumps, plants, 
fencing, Ect.. Build you building, add what you want inside it, and even put turrets 
on top of the roof. Then Blueprint it. Before you put down anything else. I know 
from experience, 2 stories with turrets on top will work in game. But I as of yet 
do not know the total height you can go. I will update this as more information is 
learned.

Note on Blueprinting: When you first click on your completed building, It will NOT 
select the whole thing, there is another command to select all (old man brain fart 
here - I cant remember the exact wording) If you don't select all , then when the 
Camp is moved, It will place all PARTS of the building into the Saved tab as 
individual pieces (though sometimes, if something is ON a foundation block like a 
table. It may still be attached). Also if you Blueprinted a building, and go to 
put it back down? DO NOT select the blueprint from the Blueprint tab. Select the 
building from the SAVED tab. If you do so from the Blueprint Tab, It will try and 
create a new building using up more resources if you have them, Instead of placing d
own the building you already created.

-=Tips for Constuction of Your C.A.M.P.=-
1) Keep your building footprint small: We are talking about the foundation BASE here. 
Think of foundations being 1 x 2, 1 x 3 (or 3 foundation blocks in a L pattern), or 
2 x2. Yes you CAN go larger, 2 x3, 3 x3, or even 6x6 in Very Few places. But that 
WILL be problematic finding a new place to put it down, when you have to move your 
building. After all, The game takes place in the mountains, And you do not have 
heavy equipment to "adjust the Landscape" 25 years after a nuclear war.

2) Do not add outside stairs before blueprinting your building. This may cause 
problems. Hopefully the foundation tab stairs will be fixed by game day. we will see.

3) You can build and design more then 1 blueprint. And personally I think this is 
a good idea for a number of reasons. Lets say you build 2 buildings 1 story high. 
The first building could be your main home, A 1 x 2 foundation with walls, windows, 
and 1 door. This will allow enough space to place your bed, stash box, and the small 
cook pot and an instrument, all inside. Add 4 turrets to the roof, 1 on each corner 
facing out. This will allow 2 turrets to guard each side. This will give you one 
building you can sleep, unload into stash box, cook food, get your "Well Rested" 
and "Well Tuned" buffs and have some protection. All in 1 "Unit" that you can put 
down Fast in a new area. Very handy for those of us that like to scavenge. And have 
our Stash box close to where we do our thing! Added bonus? we can kite mobs back to 
our camp to have our turrets help with killing. The 2nd building can be your crafting 
building. you can place down 2 foundation blocks together, add a wall on both ends 
and a roof attaching the 2, with both long sides left open. This will allow you to 
place all workstations BACK to BACK (except cook pot) on the foundations and still 
be able to access them for building, repairing, and creating anything you need or 
want. And if you have enough "Overhead" left (debatable at this time) add 4 more 
turrets like you did on your home. You would not need to place this every time, 
unless you needed it. NOTE: a 2 story building that is 1 x2 without a larger 2nd 
floor, will not allow for ALL workstations, but can handle 2 alright, say armor 
and weapon crafting for repairs. Also note that if your 2nd floor is larger, you 
will have an overhang at the base. (this is what I had) and if a enemy gets under 
that overhang your turrets on the roof WILL not be able to target them. Of course 
you could just put out your workstations on the ground around you camp as the need 
arises, And save the overhead lost from the foundation blocks, walls and roof, you 
would use. (MY personal choice, at this time. But I am still experimenting).

4) Place turrets up off the ground: Place your turrets on your roofs, or on the 
upper sides of your buildings (If building is more then 1 story) Though mobs like 
scorched that use ranged weapons can still attack them. Melee attackers and animals 
like mole rats wont be able too. This will save you resources, and at least some 
time having to repair damage to them.


Excavator armor:
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Successfully complete the "Miner Miracles" quest to unlock the Excavator armor schematic. 
The quest can be started by traveling to the Garrahan Mining Headquarters and examining 
a poster. The HQ is located in the southwest corner of the southern mining region. The 
armor has a bonus stat that adds +100 to carrying weight.


Ultracite armor:
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Successfully complete the "Belly Of The Beast" Brotherhood Of Steel quest to unlock the 
Ultracite armor schematic. The schematic is locked at Level 50. The Brotherhood Of Steel 
faction story can be started at Fort Defiance.


Loot:
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Always loot everything! and I mean this. Every place always have a crafting bench to 
break down items, so go nuts on looting, specially plastics. Once you are done with the 
place and have broken down everything you found, simply check your inventory if you are 
over [censored] and dump excess steel/wood (never keep over 150 of each, no need for this) 
or any other junk that's excessive, never dump glue/springs/gears/oil/plastics. Never loot 
ammo for weapons you don't have/use, or Mine/grenades if you don't use those and if you 
do, keep it to a max of 25, no need for more. Once you return home to dump the spoils, 
always bulk the junk and keep the extras on your inventory (see My Stash for limits), take 
the extra bulk to a vendor for sale. [But Iorail! the vendor never have caps!!!], I know 
but with this method I always buy some stuff from the vendor to make him get caps and then 
take those caps back by selling my extra stuff to him. This works well for me at least as 
I'm always in between 1500 and 3000 caps at all times. I usually buy plans I don't have 
and I want or power armor mods, then fast travel to the next vendor, rinse and repeat.

At least this is how I have manage to partially resolve the stash limits and still enjoy 
the game to the fullest. You don't have to do the exact same thing I did and this post 
is in no way a mandatory to this or die guide!, I'm simply trying to share with others 
how I did it myself. Feel free to add/discuss your own methods here.


How to Unlock the Laser Minigun:
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To get the Laser Minigun plans means finding the Enclave Vault and joining their faction. 
The Enclave Vault is located in the southeast area of the map. Go to the Waste Dump on the 
eastern-most river on your map and search for a cave so you are able to begin the Enclave 
Faction quest. Once you have joined the Enclave by completing their quest which involves 
solving puzzles, destroying the robot guardian at Sugar Grove and retrieving a tape there 
you will have proven your loyalty and be able to access the Enclave Vault terminal. 
The Laser Minigun Plans are available for 1,000 caps.


How to Unlock ‘Rose’s Syringer’ Weapon:
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This special syringer is able to shoot any enemy, it causes them to become powerful for 1 
minute and then afterwards become incredibly weak. To get Rose’s Syringer, you will need to 
travel to the ‘Top of the World’, an old pre-war resort that is located at the highest 
point in the snowy mountains and is guarded by a Raider Robot. This weapon is given as a 
quest reward by Rose.



Gain All nuclear Codes (any Silo):
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Once you obtain a keycard, you will then need to find all 8 Pieces of an encrypted launch
code. Each code fragment will have a letter and a number attached to it. If you decided 
to do the optional portion of searching the archives for more information about code 
encryption, you will learn these codes and letters do not intend to spell anything, but
the letters are coded.

The Surveillance System terminal can help you locate pieces of the codes by narrowing 
down the last known location of the officer that carries them. You may have also stumbled 
across pieces during your travels across Appalachia as well, but surveillance system 
access will speed up this process exponentially.



Obtain a Nuclear Keycard:
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To launch a nuke, you must first obtain a nuclear keycard. Since you earned the rank of 
General, you have access to a number of tools to help locate on through the Enclave. 
Accessing the Surveillance System Terminal In the east corner of the room will give you 
a number of options to locate the necessary parts to launch a nuke but the first one you 
will want to locate it the Nuclear Keycard Escort. Once you initiate this search from 
the terminal, you will get a marker on your map with the location of the escort.

Try to track the escorts movements so you take the best path to intercept it, as the 
marker will constantly move, following the moving escort. Take down the escort and you 
will be rewarded with a nuclear keycard.



How to Fix Vertical Sync:
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Written by Obama Gaming

This guide is mainly to help those become aware of the better ways that you can use 
v-sync through Nvidia. This guide can also fix you refresh rate being cut in half.

Guide to Fix Vertical Sync in Fallout 76

-=Step 1=-
Go to your desktop and right click.
Near the body of the text you should see "NVIDIA Control Panel'
Open it.
If you do not see NVIDIA Control Panel, then you have to download it from the Microsoft 
store. Yes you have to, you can't get it anywhere else.

-=Step 2=-
Optional:

Over clocking your monitor, on the left of the window you should see "Change Resolution", 
click on it.
Next, under the resolution options select customize and Create Custom Resolution.
If you have a 60Hz monitor and want to safely overclock, only go up 10 to 15 Hz, I would 
recommend going up to 10 then to 15 to see if there are any side effects.

For me my monitor was able to over clock from 75Hz to 90Hz and has been safely set at 90Hz 
for nearly 2 years now.

Make sure to enable and apply the resolution settings, it should be at the top when you 
scroll.

-=Alright now this=-
* Go to Manage 3D settings, located above Change Resolution.
* Select the Program Setting tab to only set the vsync for Fallout 76.
* Scroll to the bottom.
* Change the vertical sync to ON or FAST 
  (fast basically allows for uncapped fps but also acts like vsync with reduced input lag).
* Lastly, press Add and you should be done.



Tricks: Negating High Fall Stagger:
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Written by ZER0_K%

Simple guide explains how to ignore High Fall Stagger with Power Armor or if you have 
the right perks, without it.

-=Stagger=-
* In order to fight off stagger and save yourself some annoyance or time you just need 
  to hold R before you are about to land (or however you unholster/holster your weapons 
  on a controller).
* It doesn't matter if you holster or unholster your weapon so long as it happens during 
  the landing. The slower the swapping animation is the longer the window of success. 
  Therefore, heavy guns work best with this.
* This does not ignore fall damage so be careful if not wearing PA.




Trick to Fix Glitched / Bugged Quests:
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Written by DragonTrooper

Many quests are still bugged and cannot be advanced, often “non-reproducible”. Usually 
though it entails for example a disappearing or non-responsive character or button or
whatnot.

The usual trick found searching the web is to drop a quest and restart. 
This isn’t always necessary.

-=Fix via Fast Travel (or Dying)=-
Perhaps described elsewhere, though I haven’t seen anything per se, therefore a short 
description here:

* If you encounter a glitched quest (part of a chain), most often in a closed area, 
  important characters disappear, or cannot be interacted with.
* The usual fix in most discussion regarding such a glitched quest with hindered 
  progress is to drop and restart a quest.
* But: I have noticed on multiple occasions that I could fix the progression issue 
  by using Fast Travel.

Fast Travel to the beginning of the dungeon (marker on map) and reenter. This seems 
to reload assets or whatnot. Another, less fun alternative is to die. One gets teleported
to entrance/beginning of an area where a reload seems to happen.

No idea if this works in group play or not, only done this in solo mode.




Quick Tip for Nuka-Cade Points:
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Written by Quinix

Figured i share a trick i thought may be useful for those that don’t have much time 
to play the game, but still want to unlock the Nuka-Cade stuff. So much coin!

* Equip a blunt or any melee weapon and stand between the 2 Bottle Blaster Machines 
  in the Nuka-cade where you can reach both of the coin slots and the melee surfaces
  (the ones you are supposed to hit with melee).
* Pay a bottlecap (via the coin slot), to activate one of them 
  (we will call this chosen one Alpha).
* When its ready to be wack’d, activate the other machine (we will call this 
  machine Beta) and wack Alpha in his bottlecap.
* Once you see you got a score from Alpha, activate Alpha’s coin slot again, and 
  wack Beta’s in his bottlecap right after 
  (dont wait for Alpha to be ready this time).
* When you get a score from Beta, activate Beta’s coin slot again, and wack Alpha 
  in his bottlecap right after (dont wait for Beta to be ready this time either).
* Keep repeating step 3 and 4.




Tips to Use Storage Efficiently:
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* Don’t keep power armor pieces that aren’t on a frame.
* Don’t hold on to ammo that you aren’t using.
* Be careful with grenades, missiles, 40mm grenade rounds, mininukes, they weigh a lot. 
  Only keep them if they are being used.
* Keep track of fusion cores.
* Don’t hold on to more water, drinks, chems than you are using frequently.
* Underleveled items that you no longer use, dump.
* And then junk items, pay attention to what you need, and don’t keep too much of 
  stuff you don’t use frequently.
* A Fallout 1st subscription would help a lot. You get a scrap box with unlimited  
  scrap storage, and an ammo box with unlimited ammo storage. In my case, those 
  (specifically scrap) seemed to be the majority of what I was keeping.
* And when it really comes down to it, you don’t actually need a whole lot of scrap. 
  Take the stuff you don’t need (scrap or otherwise) and stick it in a suitcase or 
  other container at a train station. That is what a number of people do with excess 
  things. Let someone else find it and take it if they want.
* There is also an ammo conversion machine you can get to turn most types of ammo 
  (the ones you aren’t using) into one you are. Its a terrible conversion rate, but
  your only other options are just dumping it/giving it away, or putting it up for 
  sale in your vendor and hope another player comes along to buy it.



Starting Tips:
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Something to keep in mind in this game is there are two and a half or so main 
storylines happening, but not exactly simultaneously.

-=Following the Overseer=-
You have the Holotapes being left by the Overseer as she makes her way around 
Appalachia, as well as her personal diary entries that are an extension of this 
questline. The big thing to remember with this questline is it existed at the launch 
of the game when there were no NPCs in the game besides the robots. So, things she 
mentions in those tapes, like there not being any people, is directly because, back 
in November 2018 when the game first came out, there weren’t.

This is the story that was present in the game at launch and as such is technically 
taking place a year ago in the timeline of events, as the Wastelanders expansion that 
brought all the people here didn’t start happening until a year after Vault 76 opened.

-=Wastelanders=-
The other main questline is the Wastelanders one. This expansion was released a near 
year and a half after the game first came out, in April 2020. This added all the 
sentient people you now see roaming the Wasteland. Little by little it’s been added 
to with more and more factions coming to the area. This storyline starts with the two 
ladies outside Vault 76 and has you speaking with Duchess at the Wayward (which also 
didn’t exist at launch) and doing some tasks for her, and then it goes on from there.

As stated previously, this storyline takes place a year after what happens in the 
Overseer one. I mention this as it can seem a bit confusing when you start listening 
to her tapes at the beginning of the game, as if she is way ahead of you and sort of 
guiding you around, and then you suddenly run into her.



Tips for Turrets:
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Habitually, storing them and replacing them solve the problem.

Always put turret on something you can store, if they disapear, you store the carpet 
or the thing under it then replace all the combo (carpet/turret).

-=Make them float=-
Why? floating turrets are hard to destroy by AI enemies, but you will still have 
problems with mutant sharpshooters? just put some crops in front of your turrets,
AI likes crops, let them have it and turrets make the rest.

-=Generators=-
Another problem with turrets are generators, if you left your generator in open 
area (no matter if you left it close by walls, AI will destroy them (walls) with 
your generator too), a nice trick is putting a wood trap in the ground, put the 
generator up the trap, MAKE all the connections you need, and at the END use the 
trap, no need to worry about generators anymore.



Successful Store Tips:
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* Vary up weapon models – nobody likes staring at an entire store of copy paste 
  items with different modifiers, it hurts the eyes, at least put some fancy mods
  on them.
* Name your weapons – players aren’t dumb enough to think these are unique legendaries, 
  but they are smart enough to realize that the rolls are flavorful enough to be unique 
  to you.
* Sell your plans at cost – unless the plans are literally worth atoms sell that stuff 
  at cost, most people have 90% of plans 30 days in so don’t pretend otherwise and your
  store will be more appealing
* Sell your junk cheap – it’s junk people are practically doing you a favor buying it, 
  if a junk item cost 0 then you’re selling for a 1 cap service charge.

That’s pretty much it, if you follow these rules your biggest problem will be alt f4ing 
fast enough when you hit caps cap and people don’t try to buy out your entire stock to 
set up their own store.
 

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Cheatbook-Database 2024 is a freeware cheat code tracker that makes hints, Tricks, Tips and cheats (for PC, Walkthroughs, XBox, Playstation 1 and 2, Playstation 3, Playstation 4, Sega, Nintendo 64, Wii U, DVD, Game Boy Advance, iPhone, Game Boy Color, N-Gage, Nintendo DS, PSP, Gamecube, Dreamcast, Xbox 360, Super Nintendo) easily accessible from one central location. If you´re an avid gamer and want a few extra weapons or lives to survive until the next level, this freeware cheat database can come to the rescue. Covering more than 27.700 Games, this database represents all genres and focuses on recent releases. All Cheats inside from the first CHEATBOOK January 1998 until today.  - Release date january 7, 2024. CheatBook-DataBase 2024

 
 
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