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Any suggestions as to were?

Have you got a settlement with a water purifier? that will deposit purified water into your workbench automatically. Also see whether you've got ingredients for health recipes at the chemistry/cooking stations. You could also go around your settlements scrapping stuff then selling it... Mostly I'd advise just heading out though. Stay in the north where the enemies tend to be weaker, explore random locations. Explore in detail too, check all the desks etc... I always end up with a surfeit of carefully hoarded chems. Is it because you're finding fights particularly hard and hammering the stim packs or because you're not finding enough?
 
I seem to have acquired a crap load of everything and am doing ok for caps and stim packs. Setting up traders back in wherever you count as your home base helps as you can sell all the rubbish (weapons, armour, excess drugs) you pick up when doing missions, just make sure you pick up every thing. Have a couple of items to up your CHR stat before selling anything (dress and wig for me :D). If you have a few settlements on the go, making sure you have plenty of crops growing is not a bad idea as you can fast travel between them, harvest the crops, cook something up and then sell them.

I'm also a slightly OCD "check every box, corner and nook and cranny" kind of person and that does make a difference when having things to sell.
 
I just got mauled making it to the witch craft museum (detoured via that abandoned mine full of ghouls and raider) shotgun ammo got completely depleted and low on the making of stim packs. I just set up trade routes to most of my settlements so I'll see what loot that gave me.

(And PS I'm a veteran of both 3 & NV I'm a pack rat it just never fails that I reach s point in the games were I don't have the caps to keep going
 
I'm also a slightly OCD "check every box, corner and nook and cranny" kind of person and that does make a difference when having things to sell.

Yeah, I do that... I've hardly used the traders though. Bought a shipment of oil off Carla, but other than that only one random purchase because I felt guilty. I'm finding shotgun ammo a bit tight, so may have to dip into that though. Is anyone playing survivor mode? I imagine that makes it a fuck of a lot more tricky.
 
I accidently extorted money out of Carla and now she won't trade with me, but it's no big loss I don't think - I've set up weapons/armour/trading posts in Sanctuary and make sure I trade enough rubbish with them every now and then to get all their caps.
 
I started playing at the same time as someone else, and we have played probably for the same amount of hours. I'm level 23 and he is level 51. This is a common pattern. He finished DAI weeks before me. And he's as much of a completionist as I am. I just don't get it.
 
I started playing at the same time as someone else, and we have played probably for the same amount of hours. I'm level 23 and he is level 51. This is a common pattern. He finished DAI weeks before me. And he's as much of a completionist as I am. I just don't get it.

Does he stop to take carefully arranged pictures?
 
I'm level 27 at 70+ hours though. I tend to explore of my own accord, I think using radiant quests to take you to new locations nets significantly more experience.
 
I started playing at the same time as someone else, and we have played probably for the same amount of hours. I'm level 23 and he is level 51. This is a common pattern. He finished DAI weeks before me. And he's as much of a completionist as I am. I just don't get it.
*cough* reloading until idiot savant activates when handing in quests *cough*
 
Doesn't restarting the game to get the right perks, bobble heads, books, etc, defeat the object of role playing? I mean, once you know what is going to happen, why do it again?
 
Doesn't restarting the game to get the right perks, bobble heads, books, etc, defeat the object of role playing? I mean, once you know what is going to happen, why do it again?

You don't know many RPGers. [emoji4]

I play through again because I want to take a character in a different direction or explore a different route to the finish. Fallout games have multiple endings.

Besides there's no right or wrong way to play it.
 
Doesn't restarting the game to get the right perks, bobble heads, books, etc, defeat the object of role playing? I mean, once you know what is going to happen, why do it again?

Nah, I typically do my first run as a roleplaying "I don't know what will happen and react to events on the spot and deal with what I find" runthrough, then I'll play again to do a completionist run with a walkthrough in front of me.
 
stealth assassin for me

That's sort of what I am now. I have a nice silenced 10mm, and I'm slowly putting more perks into stealth. I tend to carry around my .45 rifle when just roaming though, and that can be used from stealth in a pinch. Just got another 10mm that does limb damage too. A nice collection of legendary items now. A legendary gamma gun too!
 
I tend to spend most of my time sneaking about....but for some stupid reason, haven't put any points into it. However, the only things that are giving me trouble are the Super Mutants. I've managed to get two legendaries that each do 50% extra dmg to ghouls and humans respectively, so I make quick work of them. Super Mutant encounters tend to consistent of me sneaking around them, working out who is where, trying a few headshots and then running away screaming as they all charge me, throwing mines down and repeatedly injecting myself with stimpacks. Seems to work, but is definitely not elegant :D
 
8den - Cid gives some excellent advice about a water purifier -

Have you got a settlement with a water purifier? that will deposit purified water into your workbench automatically. Also see whether you've got ingredients for health recipes at the chemistry/cooking stations. You could also go around your settlements scrapping stuff then selling it... Mostly I'd advise just heading out though. Stay in the north where the enemies tend to be weaker, explore random locations. Explore in detail too, check all the desks etc... I always end up with a surfeit of carefully hoarded chems. Is it because you're finding fights particularly hard and hammering the stim packs or because you're not finding enough?

If you have The Castle yet (Minuteman HQ) if you look around just outside the walls on the sea side of the fort, there is already a water purifier built - all you need to do is build a large generator on the land next to it and hook it up and you'll get a supply of purified water going into the workbench there (to either use or trade), there is also plenty of room to set up another purifier, I think you can run 2 from a large generator? (and you can also hook up the generator(s) to a nearby conduit to get the fort's interior lights up and running, which helps with settlement happiness).
 
I really didn't know what i was doing leveling up my perks at the beginning and immediately maxed out my intelligence, so I'm leveling up pretty quickly , now added some perception and I'm a master lock picker , but then I went and added a load of gun perks, it all seems to be working but I'm not sure quite what i can describe this character as , a smart arse , robbing, gun slinger possibly ?

Lever 23 and still not been to diamond city yet
 
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