I think it's nice to add in something to a game, but when it sacrifices apparatuses that the players are used to and expect to have in the game when they buy it, it feels like the developers are robbing players the ability to create their personal narrative, ultimately demystifying the game. How do you all feel about the lack of personal space? I just feel like the settlements were haphazardly placed into the game but someone still took enough time away from the rest of the development of the game from what the players are used to. What also stinks is that I can't have my companions wait at home plate, either! I was looking to keep some companions there as I was doing their quests and didn't want to lose them in a settlement or have them glitch out. For me, this ruins the experience of immersion of not having a space that the NPC's know is 'mine.' So instead the settlements feel like a huge public domain and the idea of private property is almost completely taken out (besides the home in Diamond City-called home plate).

What I was hoping for was for a few of the larger settlements-such as the Castle-with load screens to a separate room that could not be penetrated by NPCs.

A completely fixed rifle can shoot 471 times before breaking, which means to a reduction of 0.2 sturdiness per shot, or 17/18 caps in terms of repair.Strangely enough, when the AMR will be fired from the cool, the recoil will push the operator back. With the settlement system, it's difficult to make a space for yourself that settlers won't randomly walk in to sit down on your couch or personal bar. Make Shift Anti Material Rifle Fallout 4 Mods. Just found this today not sure if anyone else has missed it but in sanctuary up by the circle with the big tree theres a blue house, behind that house is a root cellar with 3 gold bars, a safe and some other food and junk, pretty shocking to just now find it. While I knew there would be customizable settlements before the game's release, I was really looking forward to areas where only I or my companions could go. Theres a root cellar in sanctuary with gold bars and supplies FALLOUT 4 GAMEPLAY. What we see in Fallout 4 is only one home for the sole-survivor to own and that's in diamond city. There are far fewer side quests than any Elderscrolls or Fallout game in recent memory, a smaller physical map area, and what I'd like to introduce as less personal space.

I like the idea of settlements (which needs a lot of work), but I hate that Besthesda had to sacrifice so much to make something that's mediocre.

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