Never forget the power of melee combat in Fallout 4. It really helps out and reduces having to fiddle with the inventory whenever you’re heading into a deep and lengthy loot crawl. There are a ton of different unique buffs, too – one to watch out for is the Lone Wanderer perk, which grants much larger pockets before you’re encumbered, providing you’re travelling without a companion. Then there’s Gun Nut and Armourer, great for upgrading your gear for combat, as well as Cap Collector, which increases your item sale value and decreases the price at which traders sell stuff. Mods and settlement building options are also tied to perks, so invest in the Science and Local Leader perks for cool options there. The perks to start off with depend entirely on what kind of play style you want to go for, but bear in mind that certain locks can’t be picked unless you’ve a high enough Locksmith skill, and the same goes for the Hacker perk for computer terminals.
When you do level up, you’ll want to study the quite dense perk chart to give yourself a good idea of where you’re going to take your character next. Also, try making some Jet chems at a chemistry workstation and flogs that – it doesn’t take much to make and sells for quite a lot. In order to get a leg-up early on, I recommend picking up all the pre-war money you can possibly find, which fetches a decent amount selling it to traders, and even takes up no weight in your inventory. You’ll have to spend money on ammo for your weapons, or stimpaks for health, or Radaway to keep that radiation poisoning on the even keel, or any number of other chems to keep you buffed when you’re battling through wasteland scum. You’ll find a lot of them around the wasteland by pilfering through cupboards, desks and cabinets, but rarely do you have spare cash to play around with. Make money, fastįallout 4’s currency of Nuka-Cola bottlecaps can be hard to find. This tags the parts you need while looting, so you can quickly grab everything you need while scouring for loot, without having to concentrate too hard or remember every single bit of wood, steel, ceramic and plastic that you may need. There, you can look at the individual components you want to craft for your weapons and use the “Tag for Search” function to cleverly highlight the necessary parts you need. You should always check on the various workbenches that dot the wasteland, including those at your settlements. It’s an incredibly enriching experience, and gives you a really personal tailoring over the kind of character you want to play, but it’s also confusing.
You can tweak guns to entirely change their makeup, function and general effects, as well as modify armour with unique stats and buffs. Crafting in previous Fallout games was somewhat half-formed, but in Fallout 4 it’s absolutely everywhere.
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