This place is always full of Raiders every time I go there. Every. Time. This is a great way to amass a shitload of loot to sell very quickly, since you can just run to Red Rocket to drop it all off, then just spin 180 on your heel and run right back to Thicket to clear out the next group that has already moved in.
@@tinkeringsolderbro1968 No way, Thicket is an easy source of essentially free caps and guns to arm your settlers with! Especially if you bring a companion along, you can just drop all the crap you can't carry and order them to pick it up off the ground to bypass their carry limit. Or the tried and true tactic of dragging a dead molerat with you everywhere, and using it as a suitcase. Edit: Oh my go-to method right now is to wear T-60 power armor with Atom Cats paint (for the reduced sprint AP cost). My actual armor is Army Fatigues and a Trilby hat, both Mk5 ballistic weave. I have a set of the lightest possible leather armor, decked out with Deep Pockets. When I'm actually in my power armor, I get something like 80% damage reduction so I can tank everything they throw at me, and basically just high-speed blitz the lot of them. "Pain Train," baby!!!
This place is always full of Raiders every time I go there. Every. Time. This is a great way to amass a shitload of loot to sell very quickly, since you can just run to Red Rocket to drop it all off, then just spin 180 on your heel and run right back to Thicket to clear out the next group that has already moved in.
Really a crazy place, no (cleared) available, but many new raiders all the time- Wish we could disable the pump again😆
@@tinkeringsolderbro1968 No way, Thicket is an easy source of essentially free caps and guns to arm your settlers with! Especially if you bring a companion along, you can just drop all the crap you can't carry and order them to pick it up off the ground to bypass their carry limit. Or the tried and true tactic of dragging a dead molerat with you everywhere, and using it as a suitcase.
Edit: Oh my go-to method right now is to wear T-60 power armor with Atom Cats paint (for the reduced sprint AP cost). My actual armor is Army Fatigues and a Trilby hat, both Mk5 ballistic weave. I have a set of the lightest possible leather armor, decked out with Deep Pockets. When I'm actually in my power armor, I get something like 80% damage reduction so I can tank everything they throw at me, and basically just high-speed blitz the lot of them. "Pain Train," baby!!!