Here is a tip for your mental health: Put Marcy and Jun Long on provisioner duty, so they aren't nearby all the time, saying all the annoying things they both say. As an alternative, just moving them to a different settlement shuts their traps as well.
I wish I'd thought of this... you'd think it was obvious, but nope! I do, however, make Marcy and Mama Murphy wear the most ridiculous outfits (currently including Halloween masks), because they both annoy me equally (Sturges comes a close third with his "I can't take all the credit", which should be closer to "I can't take any of the credit", so he sometimes ends up in a sequin dress and chef hat). And I make Mama Murphy work for a living. None of this fancy chair malarkey! But I should have sent them to Hangman's Alley and Murkwater, two places I tend to forget about.
@@raphaelmerriman4901 Hilarious. I give Mama Murphy that first Jet request, to unlock the chair, then I put the chair somewhere I never go. Sometimes I dress the room all up like a fortune teller, but mostly I just per her far away from me. One time I made a big pyramid and put her on top, like an Aztec king. But I never listen to her talk; she is annoying.
Couple of things you may have covered in other videos, but these are my thoughts: 1. Assign a settler to a supply line early. This means you can build stuff despite a sorry selection of generic junk in the settlement's own workshop, especially if it's linked to your "master workbench". 2. Assign all the supply lines to a single base (I always choose Sanctuary Hills), and as soon as you hit the level for the fast travel while encumbered perk, routinely shift the contents of the workbenches to your main hub, so all the settlements get the benefit. 3. Don't make the rookie error I made first time I did this, and assign your settlers from that hub, as they still count towards your population, and your settlement will be eerily quiet! As per point 1, assign them a single settler to supply your master workbench as soon as you get the chance. 4. Another good reason to have Brahmin is they produce fertiliser in large quantities, one of only two ingredients for making a bucketload of Jet (the other being plastic) which, in turn, brings a lot of caps when sold by said bucketload (don't do drugs, kids... just make and sell 'em!) 5. After the Battle of Bunker Hill, you get that as a settlement, which allows you to build caravan trading posts in your settlements. Also worth mentioning that even though she looks, sounds, and (probably) smells like a one-headed Brahmin herself, Trashcan Carla is worth visiting, because she sells Shipments of Oil, (25 per purchase), which is essential for building turrets (and I do like my turrets...) I know that's technically more than a couple but, to quote Lucas Miller, "That advice is free..."
If you find yourself with more than you can carry and there is a weapons or armor workbench nearby you can scrap a few to make movement easier. Yes, the scrap weighs less than the assembled weapon or armor.
Too bad I can't save my settlements so can build then drop with diffent playthough I am running 400 water with five settlements Creation club virtual workshop I can ship to any my settlements Big money time saver I put guy power armour for provision on difficult routes
I scrap all weapons, especially pipe rifles to get copper and automatic laser rifles to get fiber optics. I have no interest in collecting caps, except for some early building materials. I prefer to use what I find from playing the game and clearing settlements. It makes the early game more challenging when ammo is limited, and I'm easily self sufficient by mid-game with thousands of wood and steel and manufacturing my own ammo.
@@Tijuanabill Being a "seasoned" player ain't got nothing to do with it. It is a very useful perk if you are heavy into settlement building and upgrading your weapons.
Here is a tip for your mental health: Put Marcy and Jun Long on provisioner duty, so they aren't nearby all the time, saying all the annoying things they both say. As an alternative, just moving them to a different settlement shuts their traps as well.
I wish I'd thought of this... you'd think it was obvious, but nope!
I do, however, make Marcy and Mama Murphy wear the most ridiculous outfits (currently including Halloween masks), because they both annoy me equally (Sturges comes a close third with his "I can't take all the credit", which should be closer to "I can't take any of the credit", so he sometimes ends up in a sequin dress and chef hat). And I make Mama Murphy work for a living. None of this fancy chair malarkey!
But I should have sent them to Hangman's Alley and Murkwater, two places I tend to forget about.
@@raphaelmerriman4901 Hilarious. I give Mama Murphy that first Jet request, to unlock the chair, then I put the chair somewhere I never go. Sometimes I dress the room all up like a fortune teller, but mostly I just per her far away from me. One time I made a big pyramid and put her on top, like an Aztec king. But I never listen to her talk; she is annoying.
Another cool thing about dropping weapons and scrapping them is; it reduces the meter that limits how much you can build.
@@grand_howler yeah it's weird how that's a thing 😂
Don't scrap them. Just drop them and hit store, instead of scrap, so you can drop them again.
The gamma gun drops the build meter quicker out of all weapons.
Couple of things you may have covered in other videos, but these are my thoughts:
1. Assign a settler to a supply line early. This means you can build stuff despite a sorry selection of generic junk in the settlement's own workshop, especially if it's linked to your "master workbench".
2. Assign all the supply lines to a single base (I always choose Sanctuary Hills), and as soon as you hit the level for the fast travel while encumbered perk, routinely shift the contents of the workbenches to your main hub, so all the settlements get the benefit.
3. Don't make the rookie error I made first time I did this, and assign your settlers from that hub, as they still count towards your population, and your settlement will be eerily quiet! As per point 1, assign them a single settler to supply your master workbench as soon as you get the chance.
4. Another good reason to have Brahmin is they produce fertiliser in large quantities, one of only two ingredients for making a bucketload of Jet (the other being plastic) which, in turn, brings a lot of caps when sold by said bucketload (don't do drugs, kids... just make and sell 'em!)
5. After the Battle of Bunker Hill, you get that as a settlement, which allows you to build caravan trading posts in your settlements. Also worth mentioning that even though she looks, sounds, and (probably) smells like a one-headed Brahmin herself, Trashcan Carla is worth visiting, because she sells Shipments of Oil, (25 per purchase), which is essential for building turrets (and I do like my turrets...)
I know that's technically more than a couple but, to quote Lucas Miller, "That advice is free..."
If you find yourself with more than you can carry and there is a weapons or armor workbench nearby you can scrap a few to make movement easier. Yes, the scrap weighs less than the assembled weapon or armor.
Also, just don't pick that stuff up, in the first place. The ratio of weight to value, is awful for both weapons and armor.
Build a few water purifier? Build as many as you can. Unlimited money/resources
Already did all this when the game first came out lol and built walls all the way round lol but its good advice for beginners
Too bad I can't save my settlements so can build then drop with diffent playthough
I am running 400 water with five settlements
Creation club virtual workshop I can ship to any my settlements
Big money time saver
I put guy power armour for provision on difficult routes
I rarely scrape weapons. They are worth too much money & the main items (steel, etc.) are super common
There are other things to consider, like nuclear material, aluminum, fiber optics, crystal.
I scrap all weapons, especially pipe rifles to get copper and automatic laser rifles to get fiber optics.
I have no interest in collecting caps, except for some early building materials. I prefer to use what I find from playing the game and clearing settlements. It makes the early game more challenging when ammo is limited, and I'm easily self sufficient by mid-game with thousands of wood and steel and manufacturing my own ammo.
@@donkeysunitedThis^^ is the way.
@@michaelproctor8100 You only get that stuff if you have the scrapper perk, which most seasoned players don't take.
@@Tijuanabill Being a "seasoned" player ain't got nothing to do with it. It is a very useful perk if you are heavy into settlement building and upgrading your weapons.