Have you gone up to the second level of Diamond City yet? Just a mention because quite a few people tend to miss it and there is a potential quest that will bring you a good chunk of stuff that will lead to some serious CAPS.
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Have you gone up to the second level of Diamond City yet? Just a mention because quite a few people tend to miss it and there is a potential quest that will bring you a good chunk of stuff that will lead to some serious CAPS.
You should play it more and let me provide the play-by-play and color commentary.Quote:
Originally Posted by skipwondah33
You mean up into the stands? If that's what you're referring to, yeah, I've been up there. I think I've been into every single building, even the Mayor's office, to swipe everything I could. It was tricky in a couple spots since I had to try and get hidden outside a door in the middle of a walkway so I could lock pick my way into it.Quote:
Originally Posted by bdoughty
But as far as I can tell, at least everything inside a building, I've cleaned out. The only stuff remaining in Diamond City is everything outside the shops and stuff, which I can't get because of Diamond City Security all over the place.
What's the quest? The only quest I've picked up from going into the stands was Diamond City Blues, but I haven't done anything with it yet other than initiate it.
Diamond City Blues is the one I was referring to.
Ah, yeah, I've initiated it, went into the bar, saw the fight, ran into what's his name down in the market a day or two later and initiated Diamond City Blues, but I haven't actually proceeded with it yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by bdoughty
I have about a dozen missions waiting for me to continue and complete the next objective. Maybe tonight after I get done with work and dinner, I'll jump on and progress that one.
You would get bored lol. I spend most of the time tiptoeing around trying not to get ambushed by something haha.Quote:
Originally Posted by bdoughty
Love being in the power suit though, the zombie running demon things don't mess with you then and you can wreck shit of course
It's so weird how I rarely use the power suit.
I haven't used it very much. Still have like 20% left on the very first suit you get in Concord.
Have two other power suits sitting next to my main one in Sanctuary that I've been using to harvest parts from, along with one I've left just sitting in Diamond City for no real reason.
I think I'm up to 15 power cores now sitting in my ammo inventory since I rarely ever use the suits.
Despite my complete failure in Survival Mode, I am doing a no power armor run through the whole game and DLC. Since I never use chems it makes it fairly difficult but I know where most of the missile launcher pricks are hiding.
The two toughest fights are in the DLC's. The one in Far Harbor comes out of nowhere and I had fully upgraded T-60 power armor on and barely survived.
I think part of it was I didn't like the first person view from the suit.
Hmm, that I have no problem with. I've been playing first person the entire time, just feels more natural than third person for some reason, even though I play other games third person all the time.
Oh I do too, it's just I didn't like the look of it through the suit.Quote:
Originally Posted by SmoothPancakes
Preview of Mods on the Xbox One by Bethesda. Nuka Cola Pip Boy will be mine!
Recorded Version
http://www.twitch.tv/bethesda/v/68962005
PS4 can't handle fog confirmed. I knew something was wrong after just a few minutes of exploring.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CYpYgq-Ln_c
Is the Far Harbor fog different from the fog in the regular game? Because I've encountered fog once or twice in the main game on Xbox One, and I never had any problems with it.
It is much thicker but as you can see from the video, the XB1 handles the heavy fog much better than the PS4. So the standard fog in the game should not be an issue for you.Quote:
Originally Posted by SmoothPancakes
Yeah, watching the video, I was surprised at how much the PS4 was struggling. But of course it wouldn't be a Bethesda game without issues and bugs, lol.
Especially with a Sony console on the technical side. I never had a major technical issues playing Fallout 3, Fallout New Vegas, Oblivion, Skyrim and all the DLC's on the 360. Bugs out the wazoo but the framerate was stable. Oblivion was the only Bethesda game that played better on the PS3, of course it was released a year after the 360 version.Quote:
Originally Posted by SmoothPancakes
Yeah, that's the biggest thing that amazes me. PS4 is the stronger and more powerful console of the two, and yet it's struggling that damn bad.
I have this game on XBOX1 and I find the visuals fantastic! Some PS4 games look significantly better but in the case of Fallout I give the nod to Xbox over PS.