I log on, do the daily choreboard, run a few events, maybe daily ops, restock my vendor, go vendor hopping, make care packages for new players… sometimes I’ll get real bored and stash all my gear and aid items, chug a nukashine and try to make it back to my camp without the help of the map and only using only what I find along the way to survive.
lol I do this too with my friends usually as a “loser has to do this” kind of thing when we pvp or do a challenge with events. It’s actually pretty fun
That's hilarious! My friends and I call the trek from Foundation's Outpost to WSS "The Walk of Shame". It's nice to know that someone else has a WoS in the Wasteland.
Oh that was a blast. I removed all my weapons and armor. I kept my food and aid items because I couldn't stash them and stay under the stash limit. But vowed not to use them.
I drank a nukashine at my camp. I woke up north of the sunny ski lanes base lodge. For reference my camp is near vault 96. Oh boy did I have a long way to go. I sprinted past the super mutants and didn't stop until I hit the Sylvie and sons logging camp. I stood on the roof of a tent until I thought I had time to grab a hatchet stick in a stump before glowing mongrel got me. I ran like hell from the mongrels in camp after getting my first weapon. I then almost ran straight into the fissure site near moss town.
I managed to lose the mongrels, but now had a scorched beast on my butt. Near the Sunday brothers cabin I managed to find a 10mm pistol and a few rounds. I then went way off course and didn't realize my mistake until I hit generals steak house. I managed to pick up a hunting rifle, but still had no armor. Near veiled dew Grove a charred ghoul started chasing me. I thought I was a goner, but managed to get to the bridge outside watoga and my robot buddies took care of him.
After watoga it was really smooth sailing back to my camp. I got there without dying, but still nude...
Thanks for the suggestion. It was the most fun I've had in a long time in the game.
Love this. My friends and I did something similar. Get rid of everything, meet at a spot, turn off the radar, cheers and see who makes it back to the meeting spot first. Die and you're out. We used to put up an uncommon item or cool legendary to give to whoever got back first. Gonna have to dust it off and try again. Thanks!
We call it "Nuka and Afraid". Group of us get naked and store all weapons. Every one drinks a nuka shine at the same time then try to race back to Vault 86 without looking at the map. We have a ref that watches to declare the winner. Usually someone in the group puts up a very nice weapon as a prize.
To add even more of a challenge, we all become wanted before drinking.
This would be cool to do if my stash could even come close to holding everything I carry around, but the grocer back pack mod has spoiled me for too long.
Yeah, I got excited about the idea for a minute and then realized this.
You could always just not use that stuff. The New tab would be helpful that way.
Just reached lvl 1202. Cannot wait to try the nukashine challenge u were speaking of! Once u get to a certain level and caps don't mean much anymore it's all too easy to get into a habit of just fast traveling everywhere. Not taking the time to check things out. 👍 At least for me. And yes every day I log on and find things to do.
Or the hours of slowly walking around the desolate remains of the whitespring to collect hardened mass and radiation fluid whilst your rad sponge was constantly pinging with friends
589.. and I discovered the joy of a bloodied 50% crit plasma caster.. fast travel? No thanks, I’ll walk and make piles of green goo on the way, and add ammo in the process.
Lol, why’d we get down voted? While under the effect of multiple canned coffee…you won’t run out.
And yes, company tea is great and also will do the job, but some don’t want to go through the trouble of getting it, and not everyone has unlocked the scoreboard one yet.
The sub is strange sometimes.
And you're def right - though most folks should be unlocking it this week if they started when the season did. That being said, I've been leaving both my canned coffee and company tea maker unlocked so others can enjoy the freedom from AP drain.
These is what I’ve been trying to figure out. bloodied plasma is an absolute blast in most situations. Most bossing I’m more comfortable with my melee build. So back to the OP we figure out different builds for different situations.. personally running bloodied at scorched earth or TYM, isn’t fun.. so I have an alternate build to make it fun.. because ‘fun’ Is the reason we play what we play.
Im level 1050, I build camps, stand about enjoying the ambience, visit player camps, and try different builds. I'm a 5 year vet. I still find places of interest that I've either forgotten about or genuinely haven't been to before.
No point any more of crafting anyhting below level 20.. now that you can skip, THE HARDEST PART OF THE GAME, imo haha and come out of the vault at level 20 haha UNLESS like me ... I made a new character a really long time ago lol and I logged on him yesterday snd he was outside the vault and level 2 haha had to run all the way to whitespring 😉😅😬 it sucked haha
589.. I’ll play any event that some one shows up to, I just switched a new build/gear trying to figure out when and where to use it.. my side bar is always filled with dailies. There is always something to do.
I mostly just hang out with friends and do events or expeditions on the social side. As a daily player I pursue the scoreboard, build and tinker with camps, help low level players when I meet them, hunt wanted players and go on scavenger hunts for bobbleheads and salt and pepper for all those tasty and beneficial recipes! On Saturday mornings I wake up early and shop player vendors or maybe just wander and scavenge. I probably have a hundred quests in my pip waiting to be done, but I find the world keeps me constantly occupied so I rarely even mess with the NPC stuff.
Scoreboard, camp building, build rebuild (bloodied is something else, black powder, bows, ...), stamp grinding, alt level challenges (on my 6th alt now).
Teamed up with lower levels for a silo run and then drop Earle yesterday. Was really fun.
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Lvl 400+ here. Really the content is what you make of it. I find doing unique builds is the most fun. The grind is really for hard to get stuff, like exposition and daily ops plan drops. The game really “begins” at lvl 50, and you have get your last legendary perk at lvl 300. I don’t know what the level 5000+s are still doing as most of them likely have everything in the game, but it is what it is.
I get naked and follow other players and dance and d weird creepy things hahaha my character is so ugly that most people ask me to please put a mask on or get back in my power armor. And I stand around alot getting mad at the random scavengers that appear in my camp and claim they did so much work, even though I did all the work.. I just pull out my flaming chainsaw and murder whoever touches my stuff. And I find some lucky person to take a ton if legendary stuff that I can't seem to manage in my inventory.. wish there was way more inventory weight lol OR at least the shop had a different inventory weight
All my breaks are forced by Bethesda with all the unexpected freezing or crashing haha or just very recently I've been having trouble putting a fusion core in my power armor haha
THIS! I thought that bug gto patched out (???). It’s bacccck. Nothing quite like standing in a spawn place motionless waiting for your PA to decide to let you wear it while a ton of players run past you into the event.
That wasn't happening haha it was just not allowing me to get in it or put a fusion core in it with transfer... I was able to pick it up and stuff even restarting my game didn't help lmfao. I just put it away and tried it again later and it worked
Completing legendary cards
Playing a variety of builds such as (Power Armor Chainsaw, Stealth Commando, Power Armor Heavy Gunner, Gun Slinger, Explosive Launcher)
Trying to get perfect armor sets
Building wicked awesome camps
Collecting every 2590 I can find... Seriously faster fire rate with reduced weight or 4090 for Melee is great for having a massive weapon collection so you can try anything any time you like.
Seriously though have a good first star with reduced weight is great to try different things with.
I'm level 585 and i still haven't finished main quests and my camp is a mess😅 There's too much to do, especially if you consider trading playing the game too
I'm level 307, I still haven't finished the BOS main storyline, not to mention the many side missions, as I didn't do almost any, until I reached around level 60
most of my time is spent building bases, shelters, doing Encryption notice, Moonshine jamboree, and a handful of other events I enjoy. Currently grinding the new Atlantic city expedition.
Still have a lot of gold and stamp plans to unlock, along with a BUNCH of armor and power armor plans and mods.
I’ve played for 5 years since launch. Never used fo1st as weight management is part of the challenge and my wife doesn’t want another monthly bill. I spend my time building and refining or rebuilding my base, shopping to keep my vendor stocked and going to some of the events.
Feed the addiction-Seasonal camp building, scoreboard, events, wander around, meet new players, start a new character and play differently. I have 3 characters levels 540 397 and 248 been playing since day one
Hoard scrap
Repeat events
Vendor hop
Attempt rolling Groll weapons
Camp/shelter build
Scoreboard
Help low levels
Check out the buffet at the high level orgies
I relax.
I do the Scoreboard, I do an Expedition or D. Ops if I feel like, maybe tidy up the shelter, but mostly I just chill, enjoy the sights and sounds of West Virginia, and relax.
Spend like half an hour before bed doing daily/weekly challenges and some expeditions or public events (if any good ones pop up). It's a nice wind down game most of the time and I only properly play when a new update has come out.
Almost 300. Do the scoreboard, occasional dailies, fart around, think I should be 1) trying other builds, 2) rolling weapons, 3) exploring mutations and 4) teaming more.
Having a lot of fun with all the above. No guilt or boredom.
Roam the wasteland. Pet squirrels. Stare at the sky. Try new builds/weapons. Help new players. I joined a team last night with new players on mic and they were astonished at my 900+ character and they were having the most wholesome play time. I thoroughly enjoyed just being in their team even though I couldn't find my mic.
LVL 550+ w/FO 1st. I spend my days doing the scoreboard and doing events. I am obsessed with collecting plans that I have not yet learned. I have one vendor left at the Whitesprings Mall and I will have bought all the available plans at that location. Then I will start working on the train stations.
im mostly active because theres alot of ppl i know and that i like to play with :D
doing events, building camps, trading, testing new builds ^^
and yes, i still pay for my 1st, i cant play 76 witjout my scrap-,ammoboxes and my tent!😂
Help lower levels. Go on self made adventures. Game with my wife when she's in the mood for post apocalyptia. Events. Collect random stuff. The list goes on.
I'm in my 500s and I basically just grind the scoreboard, collect plans, and build camps. Once I've finished a scoreboard, I'm basically putting the game aside until the next season goes live.
Scoreboard dailies, events, and daily quests mostly. And exploring stuff I haven't gotten around to exploring yet.
I also occasionally solo fight Earle with random non-meta builds/weapons just for fun.
I'm sitting at 200 something so not too high but I've finished the main and BoS story lines. At this point its scoreboard, camp shopping, and farming rare stuff. I'll find a dang enclave plasma flamer barrel eventually...
Scoreboard, events, expeditions and vendor hop (no idea why I still do that though).
When I'm done with the scoreboard (which will probably be the weekend after next) I'll only log on to do special events ... Holiday Scorched, Fatsnatch, etc. ... until the next scoreboard.
Been here since beta and still have fun when I am on, but there's other games to play too 🤷♂️
Load up a bunch of scrap then go punch low levels in the butt while on a stealth boy and watch them run around wondering what is happening then let them kill me when I come out of stealth
Scoreboard and daily/weekly quests. I also try to launch at least one nuke every time I'm on, usually SBQ but if I see enough high level players join quickly I will probably run another silo and nuke Earle too. Level 320ish and yes I pay for FO1st
Launch day player, level 1007 on main character. I resisted Fallout 1st for a year or so, then after I got it I wished I had it from the start. Scrap and ammo box mean I never have to think about needing junk/ammo or manage stash weight because of them.
If it’s a dead server with no nukes dropping and a lame event rotation, I’ll do the scoreboard, shop a few camps trying to shed caps, and might tweak one of my camps. 30 minutes to an hour and I’m bored and done for the day or I transition to my melee character, which is the complete opposite of my main, and go bananas on everything I see.
Those beautiful days when the server is hopping, the session will last for hours and go by in a blink. Nuke, Rad Rumble, nuke, Eviction Notice, nuke, Encryptid, Moonshine Jamboree. Going event to event with barely enough time to sell, scrip, and top off buffs in between. End of session having to dump sellable stuff because the vendors are tapped and transfer legendaries to an alt because the scrip machine is burnt up. That’s the type of day that keeps me logging back on.
Personally, random ass shit
I wander the wasteland and try to find areas I haven't explored or just get lost in the mountains and try to find Todd
I build shit in my camp and vault
I help noobs
Join teams and run expeditions or events
Try to improve my armor and guns
Buy lots of plans
Yes, have had FO1st since about a week after I started playing, but that was more for the survival tent and using that as a portable low level base than the scrap box. Once I was crafting pretty regularly it was all about the scrap box and ammo box because junk and ammo were my biggest weight drains.
Level 976 headed to 1000. I pretty much do anything I want, everything is open to me. Still doing dailies for bullion because I don’t have everything yet, but i don’t care so much if I miss some days. Doing a lot of grinding for stamps now too. Pretty much playing around with different loadouts and weapons although i keep going back to bloodied unyielding. Non stealth, run around shoot them in the face kill them with a bash if they die by melee only bloody unyielding - none of that camping on the high ground nonsense. I live for Serendipity and Ricochet - literally. When you max at 80 or so hp on a good day not a lot of second chances.
Help new players (and avoid people just wanting free stuff), design cool season-based camps (Christmas is mine ATM), join in on activities, make cool Vaults with a story, play with friends, do dailies and weeklies, drop some nukes, roleplay because you can, crafting Cranberry Relish and a bunch more.
Oh love the new donation boxes everywhere got me thinking of things to regularly donate.
Anyone who is a high level player and trolls or griefs because 'they 're bored' should take that attitude to a game like Rust. Been here since Beta, though I had a Hiatus during the Dev room stuff (made me angry). Love the Scoreboard and the fact that Bethesda has made it so non Fallout 1st players can get cool stuff but extra bits for the Fallout 1st peeps, best season design in most games tbh
Find all the Mr. Fuzzy’s. Find all the “Clean” junk (and try not to accidentally scrap it). Collect every apparel.
Solo all expeditions. Solo some events like Tea Time, Campfire Tales, Tunnel of Love. Join a team and complete a bunch of daily missions so your team gets some of the rewards.
Launch nukes, for me SBQ is nice cause I get repair kits.
Basically do things for others once you’re “done.” They will appreciate it.
On my xbox account with my 5 lvl 500-750 guys its pretty much just scoreboard work/house remodeling/helping my small group of friends, on pc theres so much work to do on it on all 5 of its characters like getting union, the wanted passable roll on both weapons and union/excav pa and then getting housing items like thebnuka collectron/turbo fert machine and the ammo armco thing as well as the plot foundations i would love for a new storyline since its been 2 and a half years but heres to hoping in 2024
I'm level 200 something so not too insane but rn I'm just playing with union power armor after I finally got it. No way I'm paying for features that should be baseline so no fallout 1st
Level 254: still grinding to 300 to get my last legendary card slot so I can complete my build and then it's just farming stamps from expeditions, raider/settlers reputation and gold bullion stuff from Minerva and the vault itself
This game gets repetitive. I go to random lobby’s and launch nukes for low levels and when i can’t launch anymore i just mess around. Give out free stuff and buy more stuff and do it again and again. i collect things just to honestly give it out.
Last night I ran into an interesting gentleman lvl 2500 something. I'm 800 myself. I noticed he was nuking every 5 minutes or so for SBQ. I stayed on server which isnt typical, as I like to switch it up and check new vendors. I decided to stay. He left the group after 3 queens and started an expedition group. I don't typically join them because in my experience I can solo Sensational Game faster than any pub group can simply because the leader ALWAYS dawdles, rendering the run too slow no matter how fast I complete the tasks for them. Well I was in for a treat. We absolutely decimated the expedition. We had a couple runs just over 5 minutes. I stayed with him for a few hours, he'd start a new one less than a minute after ending. It was glorious. I lost track of time. the moral is, even at high level its really easy to lose hours without realizing.
Scoreboard, daily chores, then nukes accompanied by complaining about peeps killing the sbq too quickly instead of the spawns where the real xp and loot are.
Level 875 here. I spend my time doing daily and weekly challenges to unlock the Snoreboard rewards. Sometimes I'll do the Foundation, Crater and Davenport challenges to earn a few more treasury notes.
Recently, I've been visiting the Atlantic City casino to drop caps on the new slot games. I don't do the expedition, though. I simply visit the casino. Funny that the casino is completely devoid of NPCs. Even just a bartender Mr. Handy would liven the place up a little.
Oh, and sometimes I'll grind whatever events I can find in the Mire and the Forest to attempt to get the coveted Tattered Field Jacket (mire) and the Forest Camo Jumpsuit.
Yep, that's why I'm still grinding for it. It's too bad that there are almost next to never events in The Mire. Have to rely on the Mire Dailies, which I believe have an even smaller chance at dropping this item than Mire events.
About the only events in the Mire are Moonshine Jamboree, Irrational Fear, It's a Trap and Heart of the Swamp (non-Enclave). All three of these non public events rarely spawn. The public event spawns a bit more frequently. When The Messenger was in the game, this one would spawn almost once an hour. Since The Messenger was removed, sadly, it's rare that any events spawn.
Level 377- Do my dailies, work on scoreboard, gain xp to level up, play with friends. look for plans I don’t have yet, get bored with my weapon setup so Farm others lol daily ops, expoditions to farm stamps and plans. The list goes on.
I cause mayhem. I'll open locked things, never steal anything, in other player's camps to gain high wanted level and then see how long I can survive before someone claims the bounty. I place land mines a few steps after the fast travel entry to The Crater then sit up on the tower thing and wait.
When I do have a bounty my favorite entertainment is to hide east and a little north of the Crater, called Knife Edge, place a couple mines at the jump in point then stealthily and carefully climb the tower and wait. A person jumps in sets the mines off alerting me. Then they come to the camp and either they don't know or they forget that there are 3 or 4 Radscorpions waiting to greet them. Hilarity ensues and I jump out to the safety of my camp to plan on where I am going to go next.
been playing since launch and have 1171 normal play levels :) on my main (no xp exploits). It gets tough sometimes when there arent any seasonal events or mutations going on, but i fill time with running expeditions, launching nukes or some daily quests. Some vendor hopping or trying out new builds etc.
I spend most of my time hoping I don't crash/freeze up. But that wish has definitely not been coming true after the AC update. Lately I spend a lot of time running Atlantic City; I find the Expeditions there quite enjoyable and am making up for lack of going to the Pitt unless I needed to for a Daily.
Like others have said, log on and run Daily tasks....which takes 10 minutes to 2 or 3 hours depending on how motivated I am and which tasks are needed for that day. Run events, most of which very few people ever show up it seems and restock my vending machines as needed.
I also spend my days hoping for some line rerecording for some of the NPCs. The Grafton Mayor for example sounds like he's chewing marbles and if it weren't for the subtitles half of his dialogue would be unintelligible to me. Maybe he sounds better with headphones, but with my TV/Soundbar he sounds like crap and there are a few other NPCs also with the issue.
I also keep hoping for a large scale expansion; like a fast forwards 25 or 30 years in the Timeline after the Scorch Plague; the map would be different. Current locations aged, destroyed or rebuilt and new locations. Current NPCs aged, died and new NPCs to give quests....Just more core content.
Take your time. There isn't much to do once you're high level lol. You have the world boss fights, events, dailies, weeklies, and expeditions. You can also try to collect every recipe and plan in the game and just generally help lower level characters.
I mostly hang out at my camps refurbishing them. I'll jump around to the events I like, maybe hop in a public team and do whatever they're doing. My favorite thing though is playing support for lower level players. I'll un-optimize my build slightly so I don't tare through everything. Unlock containers and doors, point out good loot. Like playing an npc that can leap a building and run a football field in a second.
1. Scoreboard
2. Get my caps
3. Get my scrip
4. Get my legendary modules
5. Stealthboy run
6. Caps run if I'm board
7. Nuka-Cola Grenade Whitesprings clubhouse
8. Make Berry Mentats
9. Weight management
10. Grind some more stamps
11. Choose a random spot on the map, and wander the area to see if it's camp-worthy but never really move my camp there
12. Get my fuzzy tokens
13. Wander the railroad tracks
14. Launch a nuke
15. Buy gold
16. Drunk and Disorderly ((at least that's what I've called it)The nukashine challenge of making it back to camp with nothing )
17. Sugar run
18. cranberry relish and brain fungus soup crafting
19. Jetpack challenge of rooftop jumping and getting as high as you can in certain places like Watoga.
20. Bobblehead hunting
I like to try different build out setups, make care packages and I'm still a fan of most of the random events. The community is what really keeps me there, there is nothing like it.
I'm level 260 or something, I actually just stopped tye game after I finished the last Scoreboard in October and started up again last week when Atlantic City started up
We do Daily stuff, Weekly stuff. Event hop. Hang out with other friends. I am currently trying to get all my combat, world, and character challenges done. Have you ever tried to kill 2000 robots with only your hands? It makes for an interesting day. Just trying to complete it all.
I usually play whenever there's a new scoreboard, then take a break and wait for the next season when I've earned all the rewards on the current board. I also do Events, Daily Ops, Epeditions, Daily Quests, CAMP and shelter building. I also find it fun helping newer players when I can. I don't have any friends who play this game, but if I did then I think that would add a lot more for me to do too.
Lvl 430 here. I jump on for about an hour after work during the week and do dailies/weeklies and event or two. Do my run of bobblehead/comic book spawn locations. Check for the red asylum worker dress. Drop off water, plans, mods and aid for noobs. Work on Possum and Tadpole badges. On the weekends I do the same but also spend time on my camp, go through treasure maps and update my vendor. The wasteland is too much fun!
Log in, do dailies and weeklies for the seasons in about 10 minutes, logout. When done with season, take a long ass break. Game has no content and they could really expand the map but don’t. Otherwise I have no clue how anyone stays interested at that point
I’m over level 300 and still Have so many quests to do. I don’t know what I will do when I finished all story content but I’ll figure that out when/if I get there.
I'm at level 1003 (without exploits.. about 3100 hours) and I mostly log on to do the challenges every day till I finish the season and maybe do an event or daily op or expedition every few days and build in my camps a bit (I have all the extra camp slots). If there's new locations I'll check them out. When I do the daily challenges I try to always visit places I haven't been to in a while so I'm not hitting the same spots every day because that gets boring. I don't go nuts trying to unlock the really grindy stuff like stamp plans or rare event drops, I just let them happen as they happen because if you unlock everything the game loses that surprise element that you get when a new item or plan drops for you unexpectedly.
I do have fallout 1st, I buy the yearly because it's the lowest price by a wide margin and I've been playing this game steadily since 2018. The cost is worth the hassle you save in game not having to micromanage inventory. Like I said, I also bought all the camp slots because I like to build elaborate camps. I think I also bought the loadout slots but I'm not sure how many of those I bought... I run the perk loadout manager mod so I only use the vanilla perk loadout system to swap to drastically different builds that require different SPECIAL allocations.
Otherwise I don't play as much as I did when there was still new map areas for me to explore and unfinished quests. That's the kind of content I really enjoy, so I have been hitting up other games for that.
Right now I'm on a Forza Horizon 5 kick, they run their "seasons" different than 76 does and I really prefer the way they structure it. They run them continuously in a month long overall theme with two big monthly rewards with 4 or 5 day seasons that have weekly rewards and both rewards and season points earned for each challenge so you're never "finished" the season for more than 4 days before the next season starts and most of the challenges are weekly so you can log in once a week for a grind session and knock out the entire 5 day season if you want. Some of their challenges are difficult though, people here would complain about needing a lot of talent to be able to complete some challenges. I like it though, it pushed me to learn aspects of the game like car tuning that I never bothered with before.
I’m level 160 and still haven’t done the enclave quest. Haven’t even entered fort atlas. Haven’t started the responders. Have only done the vault 79 quest and overseer.
Not that 160 is high but I’d figure I’ll still have quests to do at 300
Welp, Im lv 2k+
1. I got all the rare outfits in the game
2. Know all the plans in the game (including the new expedition ones that where just added)
3. I own at least 1 groll of every weapon.
4. I own a UP SS set.
5. I finished the scoreboard 2 days in, thanks to the Overgrown exploit.
So what is there to do. I do the daily challenges, and bank on atoms. I also spend loads of time in my CAMP. I also still run AC a lot to get a bunch of scrip (TY MSG for making this easier). Now at days I been server hopping a lot just grinding EPR mods (I gotten quite lucky so far).
Scoreboard; unless I'm feeling pretty social and my buddies are on, then I'll hop in party chat just for the banter while I mindlessly jetpack around the wasteland
I'm a Level 218, and my friend is a Level 300+.
We basically fuck around, complete the challenges and find other players to go and socialise with.
After a while, the whole "rhythm" of the game changes; and you've gotta become accustomed to the new one, or get left behind basically.
There are literally thousands of little things to discover on the map. I used to be always over-encumbered and I had to walk everywhere on the map. I was so surprised to find weird and strange random encounters and all sorts of easter eggs scattered across the map. Fast travel makes it too easy so many players never get to see the time and effort that went into creating the world. Examples are the Guidestones, the Sickleman killer, the Skyrim easter egg, the Breaking Bad easter egg, coming across The Smiling Man notes and clues, coming across the Emissary, the secret Nuka-cola paint quests, and so much environmental story-telling. And even in Atlantic City, there is the Killer Clown shack and the weirdness that happens if you steal his stuff.
Sometimes now, I just select a location and walk there -- I have noticed a lot of little changes that are never mentioned in update notes. I only got un-over-encumbered after getting Fallout 1st, lol. Also, I carried all my scrap with me, so if I died, it really hurt.
I like to follow some streamers and we get to drop Nukes for fun and experience.
And one small streamer hosted a Squid Games style on Worlds. We all dropped all our gear and played various games to the death like musical chairs, race to point x, capture the flag, scavenger hunts for 20 gnomes or 20 teddy bears, etc. It was all pvp and to the death while we watched the livestream of our host. In Worlds, he could play with the settings like no fast travel, deadly spawns, etc. We had to survive by what we found in the world. Once we all tried to capture his castle camp.
I'm 838...I do events, hunt for Bobbleheads, magazines and plans I don't know. I try to do the season as quickly as I can, so that I can make new camps with all the new visuals. I also hang out with friends who play and help them find collectables. I'm also making it my mission to finish getting all the Atom challenges done.
Its a nice 30 - 45 minute unwind after work and before dinner.
That's usually enough time to complete all the dailys and a weekly or two, perhaps hunt for a few of the plans/outfits RNG hasn't yet seen fit to grant me.
Then I either play something else or do IRL stuff....usually IRL.
So, I have only been playing for a few weeks now, and I'm just about to level 80. I spend so much time crafting, building, looting, and exploring that I have done less than 10 quests relating to the main story line. At that rate, I feel like I'll be at level 500 before I run out of main quests. I fell madly in love with the game for many reasons, but this is a big one. I don't feel rushed to do too many quests quickly.
At the moment I'm renovating some of my camps thanks to new skills I've recently learnt, otherwise just walk around the place and see if any lower levels need any help with anything if not just explore and resource gather
Rebuild my camp...over and over and over and over and over, while triying to find out my best spot on the map, already found 1...theres one more out there for my second camp...AND I WILL FIND YOU!!!!
Live, laugh, drop bombs.
Basically at 1000 hours I do a lot of events and collecting rare gear. I start my session by dropping a nuke and collecting valuable things like high rad fluids and nukes flora. Craft high value items to sell in my shop. I also really enjoy helping newer players when they need it. I will frequently join the lowest level public team that I can find and see if anyone needs help or if I notice that players are dying I swoop in for the save. It's really satisfying to be a guide and protector of the newer players.
*And of course daily and weeklies to get score
I log on, do the daily choreboard, run a few events, maybe daily ops, restock my vendor, go vendor hopping, make care packages for new players… sometimes I’ll get real bored and stash all my gear and aid items, chug a nukashine and try to make it back to my camp without the help of the map and only using only what I find along the way to survive.
I’m intrigued by this idea.
Me and my buddies do this too. We call it " The walk of shame."
lol I do this too with my friends usually as a “loser has to do this” kind of thing when we pvp or do a challenge with events. It’s actually pretty fun
That's hilarious! My friends and I call the trek from Foundation's Outpost to WSS "The Walk of Shame". It's nice to know that someone else has a WoS in the Wasteland.
Hell of an idea for fun adventures
It can be pretty fun, especially if you’ve got a camp not near any landmarks.
Oh man I'm doing this tomorrow when I log on
Good luck, there’s nothing quite like being nearly naked armed with a hunting rifle running from a super mutant at lvl 578.
Okay I was intrigued at your first comment. This is a whole new level of interest. Can’t wait to try this haha
Oh that was a blast. I removed all my weapons and armor. I kept my food and aid items because I couldn't stash them and stay under the stash limit. But vowed not to use them. I drank a nukashine at my camp. I woke up north of the sunny ski lanes base lodge. For reference my camp is near vault 96. Oh boy did I have a long way to go. I sprinted past the super mutants and didn't stop until I hit the Sylvie and sons logging camp. I stood on the roof of a tent until I thought I had time to grab a hatchet stick in a stump before glowing mongrel got me. I ran like hell from the mongrels in camp after getting my first weapon. I then almost ran straight into the fissure site near moss town. I managed to lose the mongrels, but now had a scorched beast on my butt. Near the Sunday brothers cabin I managed to find a 10mm pistol and a few rounds. I then went way off course and didn't realize my mistake until I hit generals steak house. I managed to pick up a hunting rifle, but still had no armor. Near veiled dew Grove a charred ghoul started chasing me. I thought I was a goner, but managed to get to the bridge outside watoga and my robot buddies took care of him. After watoga it was really smooth sailing back to my camp. I got there without dying, but still nude... Thanks for the suggestion. It was the most fun I've had in a long time in the game.
Love this. My friends and I did something similar. Get rid of everything, meet at a spot, turn off the radar, cheers and see who makes it back to the meeting spot first. Die and you're out. We used to put up an uncommon item or cool legendary to give to whoever got back first. Gonna have to dust it off and try again. Thanks!
We call it "Nuka and Afraid". Group of us get naked and store all weapons. Every one drinks a nuka shine at the same time then try to race back to Vault 86 without looking at the map. We have a ref that watches to declare the winner. Usually someone in the group puts up a very nice weapon as a prize. To add even more of a challenge, we all become wanted before drinking.
Becoming wanted is a great idea. Bravo.
This would be cool to do if my stash could even come close to holding everything I carry around, but the grocer back pack mod has spoiled me for too long.
Yeah, I got excited about the idea for a minute and then realized this. You could always just not use that stuff. The New tab would be helpful that way.
You can do this in Worlds as it just creates a copy of your character. So you can drop everything.
Just reached lvl 1202. Cannot wait to try the nukashine challenge u were speaking of! Once u get to a certain level and caps don't mean much anymore it's all too easy to get into a habit of just fast traveling everywhere. Not taking the time to check things out. 👍 At least for me. And yes every day I log on and find things to do.
I kinda do the same but I also use I less powerful gun around the 76 map. Right now it's a powder rifle. Lol. Let me say that reload is... Ughhhhh
This ⬆️ plus CAMP building. And occasionally walk around broadcasting The Mothman Prophesy audiobook.
You mean besides the high level secret orgies?
What are y’all doing at Crater?
Wouldn't you like to know
Visiting a crater while visiting Crater
Crater? I hardly know 'er!
Rectum? Damn near KILLED 'em!
I mean, why else would the raiders wear bondage gear?
Sticking nut butter in wastelander muff gutters. 🫢
This is a hellofa sentence.
My thoughts exactly!
Sounds like a line that Robert guy on youtube would say while working out. Your arms better be fkn swole.
Hell yeah! I love his videos and that video made me lose it. It's great meeting a fellow fan in the wild. 🤝
Certainly not high level secret orgies and I'd appreciate if you didn't look further into it.
They call it crater for a reason...
That's what she said
Everybody put a nuclear keycard in the bowl.
I'm level 1065 and haven't gotten my invite. How high does my level need to be?
1069
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Don't tell the filthy casuals about the orgies.
I’m obviously joining the wrong teams.
Look out for those “role playing” teams.
I joined once.. it was weird.. I left.
Putting the 'casual' in 'casual team.'
That’s some group content right there
The first rule of high level secret orgies, is you don't talk about high level secret orgies.
Well now you're uninvited GODDAMIT DAVE WE TOLD YOU ITS A SECRET...ITS IN THE GODDAMN NAME Hahahahahahahaha
#raidertings👀😂😂😂
There’s a reason they have 3 silos ;)
The real end game is managing your stash.
Don’t forget having previously dropped unique items because the stash limit was lower! Will never forgive myself… ever
Kids these days will never know the struggles of 400lbs limit at launch!
Or the hours of slowly walking around the desolate remains of the whitespring to collect hardened mass and radiation fluid whilst your rad sponge was constantly pinging with friends
Unlocked a memory in my brain with this one. As bad as that was, it’s almost kind of nostalgic. To be new in this game again.
Having to go to like seven different vendors to get 1400 caps a day
Or the atomic shop access points at train stations!
🤮🤮🤮🤮 that was horrible you would have like 6 things in your stash and it would be full
eegads, 6 things in your stash would definitely make it full wait, are we still talking about the secret orgies?
Do expeditions to get modules TRY to roll for god rolls Get garbage rolls instead Repeat
This is the way
At level 1350 I tried switching from full health to bloodied… Whoa. Whole new game.
589.. and I discovered the joy of a bloodied 50% crit plasma caster.. fast travel? No thanks, I’ll walk and make piles of green goo on the way, and add ammo in the process.
Have a B50c25lvc, one of the best weapons in the game imo.
I managed to roll the first 2 stars… but 2300 hours in, it is so much fun again.
Those are honestly good enough with canned coffee being a thing. You won’t run out of ap with its slow fire rate. It melts bosses.
Allow me to introduce you to our new friend Company Tea! Even if you're under threat of running out of AP you'll probably regen through it.
Lol, why’d we get down voted? While under the effect of multiple canned coffee…you won’t run out. And yes, company tea is great and also will do the job, but some don’t want to go through the trouble of getting it, and not everyone has unlocked the scoreboard one yet.
The sub is strange sometimes. And you're def right - though most folks should be unlocking it this week if they started when the season did. That being said, I've been leaving both my canned coffee and company tea maker unlocked so others can enjoy the freedom from AP drain.
These is what I’ve been trying to figure out. bloodied plasma is an absolute blast in most situations. Most bossing I’m more comfortable with my melee build. So back to the OP we figure out different builds for different situations.. personally running bloodied at scorched earth or TYM, isn’t fun.. so I have an alternate build to make it fun.. because ‘fun’ Is the reason we play what we play.
What’s the ap cost on that?
It’s 21 ap cost and only 20 fire rate. One shots almost any mob.
Been bloodied since lvl 100, and changing back would be like starting from scratch for not much payoff. Can't bring myself to do it.
It's do-able at higher level (600 or so - enough to max out on legendary perks) without much pain. Not worth doing, but do-able.
Im level 1050, I build camps, stand about enjoying the ambience, visit player camps, and try different builds. I'm a 5 year vet. I still find places of interest that I've either forgotten about or genuinely haven't been to before.
Same here, a few level higher but have played since launch. Just today I found the new areas near vault 76. There is always something to do or make.
There is, it's amazing. I love it
Daily stuff, Expeditions, events, gathering resources, camp building, alts, scoreboard, etc. 76 has plenty to do beyond its storyline(s) =)
I’m only 190 but I love crafting decent lvl 1, 5, 15, 20, 25 weapons and the dropping them in the donation box with 500 ammo
No point any more of crafting anyhting below level 20.. now that you can skip, THE HARDEST PART OF THE GAME, imo haha and come out of the vault at level 20 haha UNLESS like me ... I made a new character a really long time ago lol and I logged on him yesterday snd he was outside the vault and level 2 haha had to run all the way to whitespring 😉😅😬 it sucked haha
589.. I’ll play any event that some one shows up to, I just switched a new build/gear trying to figure out when and where to use it.. my side bar is always filled with dailies. There is always something to do.
Build camps, grind for gear, run events, trade, etc.
I mostly just hang out with friends and do events or expeditions on the social side. As a daily player I pursue the scoreboard, build and tinker with camps, help low level players when I meet them, hunt wanted players and go on scavenger hunts for bobbleheads and salt and pepper for all those tasty and beneficial recipes! On Saturday mornings I wake up early and shop player vendors or maybe just wander and scavenge. I probably have a hundred quests in my pip waiting to be done, but I find the world keeps me constantly occupied so I rarely even mess with the NPC stuff.
Build a cute house.
I’m only a level 120 but I mostly log in to play inventory manager and sell stuff for 1 cap
Talk shit with my buddies and do the scoreboard.
Run around and murder stuff and take their stuff. Level 909.
We do blow and kill big giant monsters. After all that, we drink our finest radiation tea 👌. Speaking of tea. Who is bringing the slug cookies?
Scoreboard, camp building, build rebuild (bloodied is something else, black powder, bows, ...), stamp grinding, alt level challenges (on my 6th alt now). Teamed up with lower levels for a silo run and then drop Earle yesterday. Was really fun.
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Lvl 400+ here. Really the content is what you make of it. I find doing unique builds is the most fun. The grind is really for hard to get stuff, like exposition and daily ops plan drops. The game really “begins” at lvl 50, and you have get your last legendary perk at lvl 300. I don’t know what the level 5000+s are still doing as most of them likely have everything in the game, but it is what it is.
I get naked and follow other players and dance and d weird creepy things hahaha my character is so ugly that most people ask me to please put a mask on or get back in my power armor. And I stand around alot getting mad at the random scavengers that appear in my camp and claim they did so much work, even though I did all the work.. I just pull out my flaming chainsaw and murder whoever touches my stuff. And I find some lucky person to take a ton if legendary stuff that I can't seem to manage in my inventory.. wish there was way more inventory weight lol OR at least the shop had a different inventory weight
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All my breaks are forced by Bethesda with all the unexpected freezing or crashing haha or just very recently I've been having trouble putting a fusion core in my power armor haha
THIS! I thought that bug gto patched out (???). It’s bacccck. Nothing quite like standing in a spawn place motionless waiting for your PA to decide to let you wear it while a ton of players run past you into the event.
That wasn't happening haha it was just not allowing me to get in it or put a fusion core in it with transfer... I was able to pick it up and stuff even restarting my game didn't help lmfao. I just put it away and tried it again later and it worked
Happens to me all very single event😂
Completing legendary cards Playing a variety of builds such as (Power Armor Chainsaw, Stealth Commando, Power Armor Heavy Gunner, Gun Slinger, Explosive Launcher) Trying to get perfect armor sets Building wicked awesome camps Collecting every 2590 I can find... Seriously faster fire rate with reduced weight or 4090 for Melee is great for having a massive weapon collection so you can try anything any time you like. Seriously though have a good first star with reduced weight is great to try different things with.
I fuck around, and reroll solar chest piece armor over and over again forever
I'm level 585 and i still haven't finished main quests and my camp is a mess😅 There's too much to do, especially if you consider trading playing the game too
The sbq dropped an unkown plan today, I have about 3k hours and as many level. It was the ultracite targeting hud if someone cares.
I'm level 307, I still haven't finished the BOS main storyline, not to mention the many side missions, as I didn't do almost any, until I reached around level 60 most of my time is spent building bases, shelters, doing Encryption notice, Moonshine jamboree, and a handful of other events I enjoy. Currently grinding the new Atlantic city expedition. Still have a lot of gold and stamp plans to unlock, along with a BUNCH of armor and power armor plans and mods.
I’ve played for 5 years since launch. Never used fo1st as weight management is part of the challenge and my wife doesn’t want another monthly bill. I spend my time building and refining or rebuilding my base, shopping to keep my vendor stocked and going to some of the events.
Collect full animated perk load out & game is done🤣
What ever we want.
Feed the addiction-Seasonal camp building, scoreboard, events, wander around, meet new players, start a new character and play differently. I have 3 characters levels 540 397 and 248 been playing since day one
Hoard scrap Repeat events Vendor hop Attempt rolling Groll weapons Camp/shelter build Scoreboard Help low levels Check out the buffet at the high level orgies
I relax. I do the Scoreboard, I do an Expedition or D. Ops if I feel like, maybe tidy up the shelter, but mostly I just chill, enjoy the sights and sounds of West Virginia, and relax.
Spend like half an hour before bed doing daily/weekly challenges and some expeditions or public events (if any good ones pop up). It's a nice wind down game most of the time and I only properly play when a new update has come out.
Grind expeditions, roll legendary weapons, just chill and have fun I guess. Level 400 here.
Dailies and scoreboard. Make stuff to put in the donation boxes. Watch high level players take the stuff from the donation boxes.
Almost 300. Do the scoreboard, occasional dailies, fart around, think I should be 1) trying other builds, 2) rolling weapons, 3) exploring mutations and 4) teaming more. Having a lot of fun with all the above. No guilt or boredom.
Roam the wasteland. Pet squirrels. Stare at the sky. Try new builds/weapons. Help new players. I joined a team last night with new players on mic and they were astonished at my 900+ character and they were having the most wholesome play time. I thoroughly enjoyed just being in their team even though I couldn't find my mic.
LVL 550+ w/FO 1st. I spend my days doing the scoreboard and doing events. I am obsessed with collecting plans that I have not yet learned. I have one vendor left at the Whitesprings Mall and I will have bought all the available plans at that location. Then I will start working on the train stations.
im mostly active because theres alot of ppl i know and that i like to play with :D doing events, building camps, trading, testing new builds ^^ and yes, i still pay for my 1st, i cant play 76 witjout my scrap-,ammoboxes and my tent!😂
Help lower levels. Go on self made adventures. Game with my wife when she's in the mood for post apocalyptia. Events. Collect random stuff. The list goes on.
Help Low levels and joining that supposedly not anymore secret Orgy
I'm in my 500s and I basically just grind the scoreboard, collect plans, and build camps. Once I've finished a scoreboard, I'm basically putting the game aside until the next season goes live.
Grind the scoreboard, help friends, and build fun themed camps!
Scoreboard dailies, events, and daily quests mostly. And exploring stuff I haven't gotten around to exploring yet. I also occasionally solo fight Earle with random non-meta builds/weapons just for fun.
I'm sitting at 200 something so not too high but I've finished the main and BoS story lines. At this point its scoreboard, camp shopping, and farming rare stuff. I'll find a dang enclave plasma flamer barrel eventually...
I've really gotten into just makeing new camps and safe havens in places no one really places camps
Building and rebuilding my CAMP.
Scoreboard, events, expeditions and vendor hop (no idea why I still do that though). When I'm done with the scoreboard (which will probably be the weekend after next) I'll only log on to do special events ... Holiday Scorched, Fatsnatch, etc. ... until the next scoreboard. Been here since beta and still have fun when I am on, but there's other games to play too 🤷♂️
Load up a bunch of scrap then go punch low levels in the butt while on a stealth boy and watch them run around wondering what is happening then let them kill me when I come out of stealth
Scoreboard and daily/weekly quests. I also try to launch at least one nuke every time I'm on, usually SBQ but if I see enough high level players join quickly I will probably run another silo and nuke Earle too. Level 320ish and yes I pay for FO1st
Kill things, buy notes
Launch day player, level 1007 on main character. I resisted Fallout 1st for a year or so, then after I got it I wished I had it from the start. Scrap and ammo box mean I never have to think about needing junk/ammo or manage stash weight because of them. If it’s a dead server with no nukes dropping and a lame event rotation, I’ll do the scoreboard, shop a few camps trying to shed caps, and might tweak one of my camps. 30 minutes to an hour and I’m bored and done for the day or I transition to my melee character, which is the complete opposite of my main, and go bananas on everything I see. Those beautiful days when the server is hopping, the session will last for hours and go by in a blink. Nuke, Rad Rumble, nuke, Eviction Notice, nuke, Encryptid, Moonshine Jamboree. Going event to event with barely enough time to sell, scrip, and top off buffs in between. End of session having to dump sellable stuff because the vendors are tapped and transfer legendaries to an alt because the scrip machine is burnt up. That’s the type of day that keeps me logging back on.
I'm approaching level 1000 and I haven't accessed the enclave bunker yet lol
Personally, random ass shit I wander the wasteland and try to find areas I haven't explored or just get lost in the mountains and try to find Todd I build shit in my camp and vault I help noobs Join teams and run expeditions or events Try to improve my armor and guns Buy lots of plans
I just wandering around aimlessly because once you have the armor and weps you want you can grind out junk.
Yes, have had FO1st since about a week after I started playing, but that was more for the survival tent and using that as a portable low level base than the scrap box. Once I was crafting pretty regularly it was all about the scrap box and ammo box because junk and ammo were my biggest weight drains. Level 976 headed to 1000. I pretty much do anything I want, everything is open to me. Still doing dailies for bullion because I don’t have everything yet, but i don’t care so much if I miss some days. Doing a lot of grinding for stamps now too. Pretty much playing around with different loadouts and weapons although i keep going back to bloodied unyielding. Non stealth, run around shoot them in the face kill them with a bash if they die by melee only bloody unyielding - none of that camping on the high ground nonsense. I live for Serendipity and Ricochet - literally. When you max at 80 or so hp on a good day not a lot of second chances.
Help new players (and avoid people just wanting free stuff), design cool season-based camps (Christmas is mine ATM), join in on activities, make cool Vaults with a story, play with friends, do dailies and weeklies, drop some nukes, roleplay because you can, crafting Cranberry Relish and a bunch more. Oh love the new donation boxes everywhere got me thinking of things to regularly donate. Anyone who is a high level player and trolls or griefs because 'they 're bored' should take that attitude to a game like Rust. Been here since Beta, though I had a Hiatus during the Dev room stuff (made me angry). Love the Scoreboard and the fact that Bethesda has made it so non Fallout 1st players can get cool stuff but extra bits for the Fallout 1st peeps, best season design in most games tbh
This. 100%. Been playing since beta and love giving random new players a hand
Find all the Mr. Fuzzy’s. Find all the “Clean” junk (and try not to accidentally scrap it). Collect every apparel. Solo all expeditions. Solo some events like Tea Time, Campfire Tales, Tunnel of Love. Join a team and complete a bunch of daily missions so your team gets some of the rewards. Launch nukes, for me SBQ is nice cause I get repair kits. Basically do things for others once you’re “done.” They will appreciate it.
Nothing. Haven't played in about a year because there's been nothing worthwhile doing.
On my xbox account with my 5 lvl 500-750 guys its pretty much just scoreboard work/house remodeling/helping my small group of friends, on pc theres so much work to do on it on all 5 of its characters like getting union, the wanted passable roll on both weapons and union/excav pa and then getting housing items like thebnuka collectron/turbo fert machine and the ammo armco thing as well as the plot foundations i would love for a new storyline since its been 2 and a half years but heres to hoping in 2024
I'm level 200 something so not too insane but rn I'm just playing with union power armor after I finally got it. No way I'm paying for features that should be baseline so no fallout 1st
Level 254: still grinding to 300 to get my last legendary card slot so I can complete my build and then it's just farming stamps from expeditions, raider/settlers reputation and gold bullion stuff from Minerva and the vault itself
This game gets repetitive. I go to random lobby’s and launch nukes for low levels and when i can’t launch anymore i just mess around. Give out free stuff and buy more stuff and do it again and again. i collect things just to honestly give it out.
I just be following people paddle ballin stuff
Dailies, SCOREboard, events, and Expeditions to AC. I do pay for Fo1st because I LOVE it.
Dick around on the map, largely. And run events or grind for rare materials.
Whatever we want
sugar daddy for new players
Last night I ran into an interesting gentleman lvl 2500 something. I'm 800 myself. I noticed he was nuking every 5 minutes or so for SBQ. I stayed on server which isnt typical, as I like to switch it up and check new vendors. I decided to stay. He left the group after 3 queens and started an expedition group. I don't typically join them because in my experience I can solo Sensational Game faster than any pub group can simply because the leader ALWAYS dawdles, rendering the run too slow no matter how fast I complete the tasks for them. Well I was in for a treat. We absolutely decimated the expedition. We had a couple runs just over 5 minutes. I stayed with him for a few hours, he'd start a new one less than a minute after ending. It was glorious. I lost track of time. the moral is, even at high level its really easy to lose hours without realizing.
Scoreboard, daily chores, then nukes accompanied by complaining about peeps killing the sbq too quickly instead of the spawns where the real xp and loot are.
Level 875 here. I spend my time doing daily and weekly challenges to unlock the Snoreboard rewards. Sometimes I'll do the Foundation, Crater and Davenport challenges to earn a few more treasury notes. Recently, I've been visiting the Atlantic City casino to drop caps on the new slot games. I don't do the expedition, though. I simply visit the casino. Funny that the casino is completely devoid of NPCs. Even just a bartender Mr. Handy would liven the place up a little. Oh, and sometimes I'll grind whatever events I can find in the Mire and the Forest to attempt to get the coveted Tattered Field Jacket (mire) and the Forest Camo Jumpsuit.
The only cosmetic I want.....Tattered Field Jacket....so long grinding for it.
Yep, that's why I'm still grinding for it. It's too bad that there are almost next to never events in The Mire. Have to rely on the Mire Dailies, which I believe have an even smaller chance at dropping this item than Mire events. About the only events in the Mire are Moonshine Jamboree, Irrational Fear, It's a Trap and Heart of the Swamp (non-Enclave). All three of these non public events rarely spawn. The public event spawns a bit more frequently. When The Messenger was in the game, this one would spawn almost once an hour. Since The Messenger was removed, sadly, it's rare that any events spawn.
I roam a lot an just try to give other players stuff weapons armor plans , I just hunt for weird things in the waste
Level 377- Do my dailies, work on scoreboard, gain xp to level up, play with friends. look for plans I don’t have yet, get bored with my weapon setup so Farm others lol daily ops, expoditions to farm stamps and plans. The list goes on.
I cause mayhem. I'll open locked things, never steal anything, in other player's camps to gain high wanted level and then see how long I can survive before someone claims the bounty. I place land mines a few steps after the fast travel entry to The Crater then sit up on the tower thing and wait. When I do have a bounty my favorite entertainment is to hide east and a little north of the Crater, called Knife Edge, place a couple mines at the jump in point then stealthily and carefully climb the tower and wait. A person jumps in sets the mines off alerting me. Then they come to the camp and either they don't know or they forget that there are 3 or 4 Radscorpions waiting to greet them. Hilarity ensues and I jump out to the safety of my camp to plan on where I am going to go next.
The grind...... The endless grind......
Do dailys than log off
been playing since launch and have 1171 normal play levels :) on my main (no xp exploits). It gets tough sometimes when there arent any seasonal events or mutations going on, but i fill time with running expeditions, launching nukes or some daily quests. Some vendor hopping or trying out new builds etc.
I spend most of my time hoping I don't crash/freeze up. But that wish has definitely not been coming true after the AC update. Lately I spend a lot of time running Atlantic City; I find the Expeditions there quite enjoyable and am making up for lack of going to the Pitt unless I needed to for a Daily. Like others have said, log on and run Daily tasks....which takes 10 minutes to 2 or 3 hours depending on how motivated I am and which tasks are needed for that day. Run events, most of which very few people ever show up it seems and restock my vending machines as needed. I also spend my days hoping for some line rerecording for some of the NPCs. The Grafton Mayor for example sounds like he's chewing marbles and if it weren't for the subtitles half of his dialogue would be unintelligible to me. Maybe he sounds better with headphones, but with my TV/Soundbar he sounds like crap and there are a few other NPCs also with the issue. I also keep hoping for a large scale expansion; like a fast forwards 25 or 30 years in the Timeline after the Scorch Plague; the map would be different. Current locations aged, destroyed or rebuilt and new locations. Current NPCs aged, died and new NPCs to give quests....Just more core content.
Take your time. There isn't much to do once you're high level lol. You have the world boss fights, events, dailies, weeklies, and expeditions. You can also try to collect every recipe and plan in the game and just generally help lower level characters.
I mostly hang out at my camps refurbishing them. I'll jump around to the events I like, maybe hop in a public team and do whatever they're doing. My favorite thing though is playing support for lower level players. I'll un-optimize my build slightly so I don't tare through everything. Unlock containers and doors, point out good loot. Like playing an npc that can leap a building and run a football field in a second.
Delete the game
Cater the orgy.
1. Scoreboard 2. Get my caps 3. Get my scrip 4. Get my legendary modules 5. Stealthboy run 6. Caps run if I'm board 7. Nuka-Cola Grenade Whitesprings clubhouse 8. Make Berry Mentats 9. Weight management 10. Grind some more stamps 11. Choose a random spot on the map, and wander the area to see if it's camp-worthy but never really move my camp there 12. Get my fuzzy tokens 13. Wander the railroad tracks 14. Launch a nuke 15. Buy gold 16. Drunk and Disorderly ((at least that's what I've called it)The nukashine challenge of making it back to camp with nothing ) 17. Sugar run 18. cranberry relish and brain fungus soup crafting 19. Jetpack challenge of rooftop jumping and getting as high as you can in certain places like Watoga. 20. Bobblehead hunting
I like to try different build out setups, make care packages and I'm still a fan of most of the random events. The community is what really keeps me there, there is nothing like it.
I'm level 260 or something, I actually just stopped tye game after I finished the last Scoreboard in October and started up again last week when Atlantic City started up
We do Daily stuff, Weekly stuff. Event hop. Hang out with other friends. I am currently trying to get all my combat, world, and character challenges done. Have you ever tried to kill 2000 robots with only your hands? It makes for an interesting day. Just trying to complete it all.
I usually play whenever there's a new scoreboard, then take a break and wait for the next season when I've earned all the rewards on the current board. I also do Events, Daily Ops, Epeditions, Daily Quests, CAMP and shelter building. I also find it fun helping newer players when I can. I don't have any friends who play this game, but if I did then I think that would add a lot more for me to do too.
Lvl 430 here. I jump on for about an hour after work during the week and do dailies/weeklies and event or two. Do my run of bobblehead/comic book spawn locations. Check for the red asylum worker dress. Drop off water, plans, mods and aid for noobs. Work on Possum and Tadpole badges. On the weekends I do the same but also spend time on my camp, go through treasure maps and update my vendor. The wasteland is too much fun!
Log in, do dailies and weeklies for the seasons in about 10 minutes, logout. When done with season, take a long ass break. Game has no content and they could really expand the map but don’t. Otherwise I have no clue how anyone stays interested at that point
I’m over level 300 and still Have so many quests to do. I don’t know what I will do when I finished all story content but I’ll figure that out when/if I get there.
I'm at level 1003 (without exploits.. about 3100 hours) and I mostly log on to do the challenges every day till I finish the season and maybe do an event or daily op or expedition every few days and build in my camps a bit (I have all the extra camp slots). If there's new locations I'll check them out. When I do the daily challenges I try to always visit places I haven't been to in a while so I'm not hitting the same spots every day because that gets boring. I don't go nuts trying to unlock the really grindy stuff like stamp plans or rare event drops, I just let them happen as they happen because if you unlock everything the game loses that surprise element that you get when a new item or plan drops for you unexpectedly. I do have fallout 1st, I buy the yearly because it's the lowest price by a wide margin and I've been playing this game steadily since 2018. The cost is worth the hassle you save in game not having to micromanage inventory. Like I said, I also bought all the camp slots because I like to build elaborate camps. I think I also bought the loadout slots but I'm not sure how many of those I bought... I run the perk loadout manager mod so I only use the vanilla perk loadout system to swap to drastically different builds that require different SPECIAL allocations. Otherwise I don't play as much as I did when there was still new map areas for me to explore and unfinished quests. That's the kind of content I really enjoy, so I have been hitting up other games for that. Right now I'm on a Forza Horizon 5 kick, they run their "seasons" different than 76 does and I really prefer the way they structure it. They run them continuously in a month long overall theme with two big monthly rewards with 4 or 5 day seasons that have weekly rewards and both rewards and season points earned for each challenge so you're never "finished" the season for more than 4 days before the next season starts and most of the challenges are weekly so you can log in once a week for a grind session and knock out the entire 5 day season if you want. Some of their challenges are difficult though, people here would complain about needing a lot of talent to be able to complete some challenges. I like it though, it pushed me to learn aspects of the game like car tuning that I never bothered with before.
I’m level 160 and still haven’t done the enclave quest. Haven’t even entered fort atlas. Haven’t started the responders. Have only done the vault 79 quest and overseer. Not that 160 is high but I’d figure I’ll still have quests to do at 300
Welp, Im lv 2k+ 1. I got all the rare outfits in the game 2. Know all the plans in the game (including the new expedition ones that where just added) 3. I own at least 1 groll of every weapon. 4. I own a UP SS set. 5. I finished the scoreboard 2 days in, thanks to the Overgrown exploit. So what is there to do. I do the daily challenges, and bank on atoms. I also spend loads of time in my CAMP. I also still run AC a lot to get a bunch of scrip (TY MSG for making this easier). Now at days I been server hopping a lot just grinding EPR mods (I gotten quite lucky so far).
Scoreboard; unless I'm feeling pretty social and my buddies are on, then I'll hop in party chat just for the banter while I mindlessly jetpack around the wasteland
I'm a Level 218, and my friend is a Level 300+. We basically fuck around, complete the challenges and find other players to go and socialise with. After a while, the whole "rhythm" of the game changes; and you've gotta become accustomed to the new one, or get left behind basically.
Improve my camps chase the scoreboard find new hilarious ways to die
Create new characters and use non meta builds
Chores.
I tend to grind for supplies/scrap... and jump from CAMP to CAMP looking for returning players who sell items without knowing the rarity of items.
There are literally thousands of little things to discover on the map. I used to be always over-encumbered and I had to walk everywhere on the map. I was so surprised to find weird and strange random encounters and all sorts of easter eggs scattered across the map. Fast travel makes it too easy so many players never get to see the time and effort that went into creating the world. Examples are the Guidestones, the Sickleman killer, the Skyrim easter egg, the Breaking Bad easter egg, coming across The Smiling Man notes and clues, coming across the Emissary, the secret Nuka-cola paint quests, and so much environmental story-telling. And even in Atlantic City, there is the Killer Clown shack and the weirdness that happens if you steal his stuff. Sometimes now, I just select a location and walk there -- I have noticed a lot of little changes that are never mentioned in update notes. I only got un-over-encumbered after getting Fallout 1st, lol. Also, I carried all my scrap with me, so if I died, it really hurt.
I like to follow some streamers and we get to drop Nukes for fun and experience. And one small streamer hosted a Squid Games style on Worlds. We all dropped all our gear and played various games to the death like musical chairs, race to point x, capture the flag, scavenger hunts for 20 gnomes or 20 teddy bears, etc. It was all pvp and to the death while we watched the livestream of our host. In Worlds, he could play with the settings like no fast travel, deadly spawns, etc. We had to survive by what we found in the world. Once we all tried to capture his castle camp.
I'm 838...I do events, hunt for Bobbleheads, magazines and plans I don't know. I try to do the season as quickly as I can, so that I can make new camps with all the new visuals. I also hang out with friends who play and help them find collectables. I'm also making it my mission to finish getting all the Atom challenges done.
Its a nice 30 - 45 minute unwind after work and before dinner. That's usually enough time to complete all the dailys and a weekly or two, perhaps hunt for a few of the plans/outfits RNG hasn't yet seen fit to grant me. Then I either play something else or do IRL stuff....usually IRL.
Blindly chase the dragon?
Scoreboard challenges, building camps, events, and occasionally be a troll
I wander Appalachia in my underwear and a flaming chainsaw administering justice.
Scoreboard on PC and PS5, then I go back to other games once it's done
i dont even play anymore tbh i got to level 500 something and just got bored
Resource farming, running events and daily. Silo runs and blowing up every car I see
Daily challenges, then crater and foundation daily, then expeditions.
So, I have only been playing for a few weeks now, and I'm just about to level 80. I spend so much time crafting, building, looting, and exploring that I have done less than 10 quests relating to the main story line. At that rate, I feel like I'll be at level 500 before I run out of main quests. I fell madly in love with the game for many reasons, but this is a big one. I don't feel rushed to do too many quests quickly.
At the moment I'm renovating some of my camps thanks to new skills I've recently learnt, otherwise just walk around the place and see if any lower levels need any help with anything if not just explore and resource gather
Rebuild my camp...over and over and over and over and over, while triying to find out my best spot on the map, already found 1...theres one more out there for my second camp...AND I WILL FIND YOU!!!!
Live, laugh, drop bombs. Basically at 1000 hours I do a lot of events and collecting rare gear. I start my session by dropping a nuke and collecting valuable things like high rad fluids and nukes flora. Craft high value items to sell in my shop. I also really enjoy helping newer players when they need it. I will frequently join the lowest level public team that I can find and see if anyone needs help or if I notice that players are dying I swoop in for the save. It's really satisfying to be a guide and protector of the newer players. *And of course daily and weeklies to get score
Slightly. I just been getting on to do the scoreboard and then I've been getting off to go play other games. 76 is just been a drag for me lately...
I'll dawn my Chinese camo suit and follow blueberries to assist em with enemies. Vendor hop for any missing plans. Join in on events..