Finally got around to play this

>finally got around to play this
>jet in sealed pre-war facilities
Bravo bethesda, fucking bravo.

Did same happen in F3 and NV? I can't recall

No, it didn't.

Dude, it's just a videogame lmao and the shooting and crafting in FO4 is epic compared to the other games

you sound like you work in a target warehouse

it actually did, at least in 3
you could find jet and other postwar chems in sealed facilities, though it was pretty rare and likely the result of someone being lazy and using an incorrect loot list

And the pipe weapons too. What were they thinking? I mean pipe weapons are fine I guess but how hard is it to make is so that they don't spawn in certain places?

>playing any Fallout made after 1998

The pipe weapons do make sense, there was a ban on civilian gun ownership (at least in Boston, wouldn't be surprised if it existed elsewhere) pre-bombs and it's touched upon in 4 via some terminal entries and one of the magazines

As shit got closer to hitting the fan people made their own weapons or bought them from people who made ghetto weapons because civil unrest was rife and you kind of want to defend yourself/your home/your family in such a shitty time.

>playing any Fallout games

>playing games

>being a lazy faggot

>being

>sealed pre-war facilities

How do you know those are actually been sealed since the war? Maybe some institute guy went there and had a jet party.

The they opened safe, didn't take anything from it, put jet in and locked it again? I don't now, maybe

Jet, not even once.

>Fallout
>Plastic bottle tops becomes the currency
>Not gold or any other natural element with tangible value

Fucking pathetic

Do you actually take everything from the safe after opening it? I don't.
Maybe it was used as personal storage by someone. 200 years is a long time, many people from different generations might have lived there from time to time.

Metal caps ya dink

It's fake metal, 99% of bottle tops are plastic with "metal" finish

No

Are you stupid? Processed caps are made from plastic materials.

>

>Fallout 1: currency is bottle caps backed by water merchants from one specific town
>Fallout 2: currency is dollars backed by gold
>Fallout 3: currency is bottle caps backed by...?
>Fallout 4: Currency is bottle caps backed by...?

>implying

>whats that user, you just installed 100 mods to try to bring the game closer to the actual setting of fallout?
>here, have some shit from Doom
thanks Todd.

I wouldn't mind the pipe weapons if they were at least usable, they do fuckall damage to anything, it's actually incredible.

On that note, I know they do it for balancing purposes, but why do automatic weapons do shit damage in F4? Ammo is not as easy to come by as it was in the earlier games, especially on higher difficulties, so there's no point in having automatic weapons, when it's no longer about how much damage you can pump out in a second, but more about how much damage you can do per bullet, because of the scarcity.

um, test? when you post and send and it confirms the post tends to appear....

It's because of water. Back before Fallout 1, there were big fights over water, since there was no regulation and not enough for everyone. Then, these water traders showed up, took control of the water supply forcefully, based themselves in the Hub, then made the rule: 20 caps for 1 bottle of purified water. Thus, an economy was born. In 2, they used coins backed by gold. But in NV, they used caps again, since the Brotherhood dirty-bombed the NCR's gold supply.
No idea about Fallout 3 & 4's economy.

It's almost like the Fallout games made by the original dev have proper story writing. I'm blown away.