Oh, and about settlements, anyone find it annoying how you can't scrap/move skeletons in the workshop? You won't believe how many times I've had to build around them at Starlight Drive-in.
It's worth sinking points into the base SPECIAL stats. Later perks become more effective the stronger the base stat.
Other than that, he's really funny and if he does get in the fight, he's pretty useful with a Super Sledge.
I did notice that Piper seemed a little bit more durable when wearing armour compared to her street clothes.
Just be careful - they're a lot of fun, but use fusion cores for ammunition, and if you rely on charged shots, they become very inefficient. I would be inclined to save it for the likes of behemoths and mirelurk queens, and anything else with a habit of causing you trouble.
Apologies for being off topic here, my neighbour has a Bose sound bar which is superb, but as I'm not very good with technology, can these be connected to a PS4 ?
Alright, I have been playing around with mine and it's worth investing in. Mine came with a cable that connects directly to the back of my XOne, so if you have an optical cable port in your PS4, then the Samsung models should be compatible. They can be a little pricey - mine was around AUD $250 (down from AUD $400 as part of a post-Christmas sale) - but they bring excellent sound quality. Put it this way: there's a junk gate just outside the Cambridge Police Station. When you open it, the sound bar lets you hear everything - the creak of the hinges, the individual sound of each gate hitting the wall when it is fully open, the rattle of the chain just afterwards; everything. When there is fighting nearby, you can hear the relative distances; some shots will be louder or softer depending on how far away you are.
Thank you. My neighbour is away so cannot ask him or try it, he has shown how he plays music via his phone etc wirelessly ( he initially got it for the beach ) but it never occured connecting a console, I had a sound sustem on the PS2 and the difference was immense, so definately envy you right now.
I use an explosive 10mm silenced pistol and it does make short work of them, it's situations like recently where I shot a Glowing one and they were at me before I could fire a second shot, so I had six Glowing Mole Rats cover 100 metres before you can fire two shots, and as they always attack from behind it's amazing how quickly health disappears before you can engage them.
I was only away from the settlements for about 20 minutes one time and the glitch happened. Happiness dropped from the mid 80's to 60's almost instantly. I've never got it to go back to its original point yet.I've now been getting the settlement glitch a lot lately as well, Sanctuary keeps saying 16 people instead of 19 and the resources aren't there so everyone's getting unhappy. The annoying problem is that happiness seems to drop much faster than it rises. I know before it was glitching the happiness was in the mid-80s, now it's always 60's-low 70's.
Another settlement glitch I just noticed is settlers continuously taking more and more guns from the workshop. I spoke to Sturgess yesterday and he had 17 combat rifles and 5 short combat rifles! The 🤬?! I'm going to have to go around to every settler and get all my guns back and start putting them in a steamer trunk. I was already putting my good stuff and any Legendary items in seperate metal boxes. Very annoying.
I also had a Super Mutant attack on Sanctuary for the first time since building the perimeter fence. A couple spawned inside and the rest were taken care of outside. However the framerate (on PS4) was incredibly real until every last enemy was killed. I could barely run around it was so bad.
No, but I have had the same Quartermastery mission three times.
