Dude, psycho jet is amazing, way better than plain ol jet, very useful. That spray and prey is a super legit weapon. Definitely worth considering on another playthrough! It's not super important to do the railroad questline, but it would benefit YOU greatly if you did. I don't live on the east coast anymore, I grew up there but now I live in the Midwest, and I've never had a paw paw no, sorry for the disappointment 😂. Definitely collect all of the ballistic fiber you come across. You will thank yourself, I promise. One of the followers you will want is a part of the railroad questline, just so you know. It's pretty easy to get sidetracked in downtown Boston 😆, keep on rockin' with your bad self bro!
@@appalachiansapper12b64 thanks for the tips. I really want to try spas paw but they are top perishable for cultivation. Only way to get them is Togo and pick them yourself. Or get lucky at a farmers market. They grow in the Midwest and the eastern side of the US. With the amount of looting I’ve been doing, I hope I’ve got a good bit in storage.
FINALLY! He finds a town. Yes City of Boston is packed with places and people to kill. It is non stop action. Fanuel Hall, you missed going on the roof. there is a golden statue you find that has a note for some treasure. Golden Grasshopper quest. But find diamond city. Goodneighbour and Diamond city unlock 3 new companions ultimately. Lotsa shit to do quests goleor. Do diamond city first tho.
Oh god he found the spray and pray. That is the most broken weapon in the game. Okay so, here is my way of making caps in the waste land. I take on a companion and I gather all the weapons while I am doing quests. Then if I have room, I take on all junk components. If you have a backpack mod that is more weapons. From my own anecdotal research here is the following: -Assualt weapons -Combat weapons -Institute laser weapons -Laser weapons -Pistols -Pipe weapons Then you sell everything to the point where you are taking just the amount in their bank or more if you need ammo. You continue doing this and you will get a ton of caps. This tier list isn't for using weapons, but selling weapons as Institute weapons are inferior to laser weapons.
Some unmarked locations you will find interesting: Charleston Laundromat, near where the old USS constitution was, near the waterfront. Good source of Abraxo ans other junk used for crafting. Also a house wherin you find a nice mini quest involving ghouls and brainfungus and glowing fungii. The city of Boston and its districts are chock full of little places and unmarked locations. In my playthrus i tend to "farm" certain spots. But then i really love crafting and modding shit, so thats me....
@@tedzaleschook one of the things I would of done different is not of went all i on idiot savant. A lot the crafting perks are locked being int. When I came into this game, I have this vision of entering a an area popping vats and mowing everything down with head shot crits with pistols. I like crafting, I just didn’t want to build every wall every shelf and such. I’m going to go as deep as I can with Chen’s and food. I’m going to put together a buying/selling set leveraged with grape mentats for maximum profit too.
@@jtsgaminghijinx It is a pity then that you wont leverage your CHA, by putting some points into it. Not only does good CHA help with speach checks for getting more info and money but your CHA level increases the number of settlers you get at your towns. it is a base 10 Plus your cha. You already know that the higher your cha the better prices you get buying and selling. Thing about INT, is that the higher the Intelligence you have the more XP you gain by doing everything. Even tho idiot savant kicks in less when your INT is higher it kinda offsets a bit because you gain more xp over all when it does. It is not irredeemable, your character has no actual level limit and the game does not have a finite ending. Once you have completed the main questlines there is still more to do, depending on what DLC you have, and how long you want to keep your character running.
" I dont want to gain levels by crafting XP" BLASPHEMY! HERESY! Dude you are making me grind my teeth! One of the reasons some of us have been pushing you to find the big settlements is so that you can merchants from whom you can BUY resources you need, that you can then craft and turn into money. Jet is pretty cheap to make, and gives you a great cost effective for money reward. You need to buy ammo alot since you refuse to put a point or two into scrounger, a perk that gains more ammo in looting, and you donot want a high CHA score. Or a high Int score which would help alot with getting science and chem and scrapping. Which could also gain you money. Crafitng is a big chunk of this game be it armor, weapons chems cooking or simply building shit. i all my playthrus I tend to beome one of the biggest chem dealers around....I actively search for chems, BUY them from dealers when i can to craft into other chems which i resell. In a sense my caps are buying me XP.
@@tedzaleschook breathe my brother lol. Remember this is a blind Playthrough. I’ll get there. I had to start somewhere. I started from a preconceived premise that I now have to adapt from. If I knew what I know now, I probably would have went with a different approach in a lot of ways. A short if I’m disappointing you my dude.
Dude, psycho jet is amazing, way better than plain ol jet, very useful. That spray and prey is a super legit weapon. Definitely worth considering on another playthrough! It's not super important to do the railroad questline, but it would benefit YOU greatly if you did. I don't live on the east coast anymore, I grew up there but now I live in the Midwest, and I've never had a paw paw no, sorry for the disappointment 😂. Definitely collect all of the ballistic fiber you come across. You will thank yourself, I promise. One of the followers you will want is a part of the railroad questline, just so you know. It's pretty easy to get sidetracked in downtown Boston 😆, keep on rockin' with your bad self bro!
@@appalachiansapper12b64 thanks for the tips. I really want to try spas paw but they are top perishable for cultivation. Only way to get them is Togo and pick them yourself. Or get lucky at a farmers market. They grow in the Midwest and the eastern side of the US.
With the amount of looting I’ve been doing, I hope I’ve got a good bit in storage.
FINALLY! He finds a town. Yes City of Boston is packed with places and people to kill. It is non stop action.
Fanuel Hall, you missed going on the roof. there is a golden statue you find that has a note for some treasure. Golden Grasshopper quest. But find diamond city. Goodneighbour and Diamond city unlock 3 new companions ultimately. Lotsa shit to do quests goleor. Do diamond city first tho.
Oh god he found the spray and pray. That is the most broken weapon in the game. Okay so, here is my way of making caps in the waste land. I take on a companion and I gather all the weapons while I am doing quests. Then if I have room, I take on all junk components. If you have a backpack mod that is more weapons. From my own anecdotal research here is the following:
-Assualt weapons
-Combat weapons
-Institute laser weapons
-Laser weapons
-Pistols
-Pipe weapons
Then you sell everything to the point where you are taking just the amount in their bank or more if you need ammo. You continue doing this and you will get a ton of caps. This tier list isn't for using weapons, but selling weapons as Institute weapons are inferior to laser weapons.
@@I_Punch_Demons hey Punch. Thanks for the advice! That tier list is bet useful!
Some unmarked locations you will find interesting: Charleston Laundromat, near where the old USS constitution was, near the waterfront. Good source of Abraxo ans other junk used for crafting. Also a house wherin you find a nice mini quest involving ghouls and brainfungus and glowing fungii. The city of Boston and its districts are chock full of little places and unmarked locations. In my playthrus i tend to "farm" certain spots. But then i really love crafting and modding shit, so thats me....
@@tedzaleschook one of the things I would of done different is not of went all i on idiot savant. A lot the crafting perks are locked being int. When I came into this game, I have this vision of entering a an area popping vats and mowing everything down with head shot crits with pistols. I like crafting, I just didn’t want to build every wall every shelf and such. I’m going to go as deep as I can with Chen’s and food. I’m going to put together a buying/selling set leveraged with grape mentats for maximum profit too.
@@jtsgaminghijinx It is a pity then that you wont leverage your CHA, by putting some points into it. Not only does good CHA help with speach checks for getting more info and money but your CHA level increases the number of settlers you get at your towns. it is a base 10 Plus your cha. You already know that the higher your cha the better prices you get buying and selling. Thing about INT, is that the higher the Intelligence you have the more XP you gain by doing everything. Even tho idiot savant kicks in less when your INT is higher it kinda offsets a bit because you gain more xp over all when it does. It is not irredeemable, your character has no actual level limit and the game does not have a finite ending. Once you have completed the main questlines there is still more to do, depending on what DLC you have, and how long you want to keep your character running.
" I dont want to gain levels by crafting XP"
BLASPHEMY! HERESY! Dude you are making me grind my teeth! One of the reasons some of us have been pushing you to find the big settlements is so that you can merchants from whom you can BUY resources you need, that you can then craft and turn into money. Jet is pretty cheap to make, and gives you a great cost effective for money reward. You need to buy ammo alot since you refuse to put a point or two into scrounger, a perk that gains more ammo in looting, and you donot want a high CHA score. Or a high Int score which would help alot with getting science and chem and scrapping. Which could also gain you money. Crafitng is a big chunk of this game be it armor, weapons chems cooking or simply building shit.
i all my playthrus I tend to beome one of the biggest chem dealers around....I actively search for chems, BUY them from dealers when i can to craft into other chems which i resell. In a sense my caps are buying me XP.
@@tedzaleschook breathe my brother lol. Remember this is a blind Playthrough. I’ll get there. I had to start somewhere. I started from a preconceived premise that I now have to adapt from. If I knew what I know now, I probably would have went with a different approach in a lot of ways. A short if I’m disappointing you my dude.
@@jtsgaminghijinx I'm just funning ya.