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Carry 3-4 different weapons with different ammo types to add variety and spend less rare ammo.

Besides traders, you can only find ammo off enemy corpses, in ammo crates/Big Chests, and statically placed in the world.Remember the following tips to maximize your weapon efficiency Perhaps more important than the Commonwealth's bottlecap currency - ammo can be hard to come by, especially in the beginning.

Linger around Sanctuary for a long enough period of time, and you can find out just what happens when the bombs fall and you're out in the open! See Also: Things to Do First in Fallout 4ĭid you go right to the vault in the beginning? The game makes a point to insist you go there, but if you don't you'll be in for a surprise.Experiment in your Pip Boy to see which combinations work. Other armor (especially some kinds of clothing) act as an under-armor layer which can be combined with over-armor head, chest, arm, and leg pieces. You can't customize them or layer over/under them. Some full suits are sort of self-contained full armor sets. There are three kinds of armor in Fallout 4, and they're not clearly defined. Otherwise, NPCs, might grab them when alerted and move them! If you leave a suit of Power Armor, you may want to take the Fusion Core out using the Transfer inventory command. Build enough beds and setters, as well as accomplish enough Minutemen recruitment missions and you'll soon have a bevy of settlers. Using your crafting abilities, you can tear down the old houses in Sanctuary (be sure to loot them first) and replace them with new structures of your own design. You Can Level and Rebuild Sanctuary to Get Cool Stuff to try and shoot it down, but it doesn't work very well. You CAN throw a grenade and switch immediately to V.A.T.S. Even if you individually select a grenade just before entering, the interface will simply refuse to let you throw it. It's weird, but you can't throw grenades from inside the V.A.T.S. Use fast travel to hop back and forth between Sanctuary and the areas you are exploring and constantly drop offthe excess materials and weapons you've discovered. This is hugely useful as Fallout 4's complex crafting system requires you to constantly gather new resources for modding and repair jobs. Dumped your items into a Weapons Workbend? Head over to the nearby Armor one, and you'll see all your items here as well! What's even better, is that all crafting stations are linked.