There is no right time. Just do it when you can. It is just another settlement.There are so many side-quests to do that I don't feel like doing main quests. Been clearing settlements so far.
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BTW, when is the right time to attack the castle in the Minutemen quest? Anyone already done that quest?
There is no right time. Just do it when you can. It is just another settlement.
Just go in power armour and you won't regret my advice :)
Yeah. I advice, keep settlement radio only in one place, and keep sending your settlers to other places using move.I didnt go in with powerarmor, i got my butt handed to me .. that queeen is huge
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Managing so many settlements is hard, i turned off recruitment radio in each after i get 7 or so settlers
I didnt go in with powerarmor, i got my butt handed to me .. that queeen is huge
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Managing so many settlements is hard, i turned off recruitment radio in each after i get 7 or so settlers
Yeah. I advice, keep settlement radio only in one place, and keep sending your settlers to other places using move.
Next build walls around all you settlements, make sure they have enuf food water and beds and then eventually have shops in your settlements. Put loads of turrets in front of the single gate to your barricade. And you can forget about your settlements. They will be self sufficient
Will kill any supies or bandits or mercs that will attack them.
If you have walls, all the enemy can do is shiz outside the wallsI still have that T60 power armor from the first quest in Concord. I keep maintaining it until I get a X-01.
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Shops require level 2 of the Local Leader perk. I am currently concentrating on getting Armourer, Science and Gun-Nut. In the meanwhile, the settlers will have to make do with Food, Water and Beds.
Adding turrets only to the entrance is not sufficient, sometimes the bandits will attack from other open areas as well (such as the hill next to Starlight Drive-in) so you will have to set up a few guard towers and turrets that way as well. There is no way to know the enemy entry points until a settlement is actually attacked.
Just loot everything you get, every possible thing. Max strong back and lone wanderer (pro tip- lone wanderer doesn't count dogmeat as a companion)Where to get large quantities of aluminium and oil.. these two resources are annoying to get, i always run out of them
Have you don't the ini changes?Does anyone else get microstuttering even with good fps (50+) while moving around mouse and/or strafing?
Have you don't the ini changes?
Did you unlock framerate?
If yes then Force vsync fro nvidia control panel.
Does anyone else get microstuttering even with good fps (50+) while moving around mouse and/or strafing?
Where to get large quantities of aluminium and oil.. these two resources are annoying to get, i always run out of them
Already did all that. It's not a stutter per say but like jittery motion when moving mouse instead of a smooth motion. Everything is fine at 60fps but if it drops even 2-3 frames below that this problem starts.Have you don't the ini changes?
Did you unlock framerate?
If yes then Force vsync fro nvidia control panel.
Yours sound like antivirus problem. I used to have that problem in all my games until I added an exclusion to my game folders.I sometimes get some stuttering even though I have done all that. However that only occurs sometimes and when it does, it stops after about 10 mins.
4GB, but if you search online I'm not the only one with this problem.how mucg RAM?
But..my FPS is completely fine..It's not stuttering actually, the mouse movement is jittery when the fps is anything below 58fps.obviously, its because of 4GB RAM, i had that problem too in Dragon Age Inquisition when I had 4 GB RAM, i upgraded and all the stuttering problems were gone
There might be others who arent facing this issue despite having 4 GB RAM, which might be a result of optimized settings, amount of free RAM at launch, and other factors..
The easiest way to fix your problem is upgrade RAM, period
Okay then. I'll upgrade ASAP. Upgrading drivers did nothing btw.exactly the same problem, when i had 4 GB RAM.. i too wondered what might be the reason for months until I upgraded and voila ! all stuttering gone..
Also, did u try the new beta catalyst drivers for fallout ? It might give u a small boost, but wont fix your main problem
That stutter you see is when your system runs out of ram and new data is loaded into your ram while flushing the previous. When you have more ram, the flush is not required.But..my FPS is completely fine..It's not stuttering actually, the mouse movement is jittery when the fps is anything below 58fps.