Fallout 4 (Official Thread)

[ChrisDorner2]

Roll that dookie in the skiff and smoke it lol I'm high af might eat ya ass wit some peanut butter

 

[roxxthe96er]

ok, maybe it is mods. but the reddit poster said without mods. I'm guessing you mod your armor to heavy at the workbench.

It's level based

 

[roxxthe96er]

Added a security office and traps to both entrances at my base... Once you link those traps to trip wires and terminals shyt gets real

 

[Donald J Trump]

Just performed a hit with my silenced 10mm

 

[Mr. Manhattan]

Just got on the airship and got a tour of Boston... Goddamn this shyt is epic

 

[Return of the Jedi]

Roll that dookie in the skiff and smoke it lol I'm high af might eat ya ass wit some peanut butter

 

[Teal.]

I got my sidekick over here looking like the Main character of the game.

 

[princeofhaiti]

Just got on the airship and got a tour of Boston... Goddamn this shyt is epic

 

[ORDER_66]

I dont know breh, I can mod my individual armor to add pockets, add padding, change the coating, and etc.

I can do that too but the additives with all the armor combined doesn't look like that on my character...

 

[JetLife]

I can do that too but the additives with all the armor combined doesn't look like that on my character...

like @roxxthe96er said, it's level based. Around Level 32 I started seeing Sturdy Combat Armor instead of Regular Combat Armor and I hear the Heavy variant of armors start dropping around Level 45. It's so armor drops aren't completely useless as you keep leveling up.

But I think you have the ballistic weave on some clothes right? That trumps most of the armors and is kinda OP. I spec'd out a fully maxed Sturdy Combat Armor and it was only around +25 better defense than regular Combat Armor across all pieces. If you ballistic weave Level 5 military/army fatigues and a trillby hat that gives you like +200 defense and you can still equip armor over it.

 

[NoMayo15]

like @roxxthe96er said, it's level based. Around Level 32 I started seeing Sturdy Combat Armor instead of Regular Combat Armor and I hear the Heavy variant of armors start dropping around Level 45. It's so armor drops aren't completely useless as you keep leveling up.

But I think you have the ballistic weave on some clothes right? That trumps most of the armors and is kinda OP. I spec'd out a fully maxed Sturdy Combat Armor and it was only around +25 better defense than regular Combat Armor across all pieces. If you ballistic weave Level 5 military/army fatigues and a trillby hat that gives you like +200 defense and you can still equip armor over it.

Found some full heavy combat armor somewhere, and really debating whether I should use it over the unique leather/metal items I have that's boosting SPECIAL stats. ATM I figured it's better to sacrifice defense for +1 in nearly every stat... but idk if I'm making the right choice

 

[roxxthe96er]

Found some full heavy combat armor somewhere, and really debating whether I should use it over the unique leather/metal items I have that's boosting SPECIAL stats. ATM I figured it's better to sacrifice defense for +1 in nearly every stat... but idk if I'm making the right choice

Whats your main quest progress? I finished at level 43 now I wear....

Spoiler

Maxons Battlecoat with Ballistic Weave 5, it's like 160 physical and energy resist I think

 

[Killer Instinct]

Dunwich Borers

 

[Killer Instinct]

I'm only level 23 and I've already got a near complete set of heavy combat armor.
Only pieces I don't have are the right arm and helmet.
Maybe it's also influenced by luck? My luck is 10.


Edit: This Hazmat suit is a god send.

 

[roxxthe96er]

Cait fell in love with me for being so damn lit with a lock pick

Moved her into my main crib an added some traps to protect the doors plus a lil security office wit a terminal to program all my defenses