Thank you much. This one had been place-able, until I screwed up & updated / overwrote the blueprint without makin sure it would place. I had to rebuild it all, but I have place-able copies again.

@@jenndowden8131 Do you have any tips to making sure they blueprint in a place-able way? Are there props to avoid using or is placement near a wall or on a ceiling bad? Im glad you figured out how to fix your blueprint 👍

@@water3294 Must be careful about things too close to each other acting as if they are on top of each other; for example- the mechanical horse derby machine being too close to the bed &/or antique speed punching machine would then think it was floating. I eventually started testing blueprints in custom worlds before moving anything in the public worlds. Custom worlds are handy.

My build is suited to my needs at this time, though I understand it is not ideal for most things. It might not look like it, but my character was holding +7500 pounds. Yes- I know I have a problem. :P

(And upon further examining the vid- I think it should be more than obvious just by looking at my loadout, that I came here in a hurry without changing loadouts from a crafting session or properly adjusting my cards accordingly.) Wouldn't have *chosen* cards like "Super Duper" for fighting an event- but that should be obvious to anyone with any experience.

lol... I'm just a little personal account with a lot of uploads over the years. Never really intended it to be a proper youtube "channel". ;)

That’s it? Mine does like over 800 with my radiation build

I don't know if I'd shoot an explosive weapon at a target 5 yards away, especially with a leveled up Explosives perk. Also, while this and Spray & Pray are nice gus, neither of them is useful for a long-range headshot. Sometimes that's just what you need to solve a problem.

CubeCraft. It's a fun server. for the most part.

@@jenndowden8131 thanks you

Found. That was fallout 4.

@@jenndowden8131 What level? Survival?

@@thehappyhermit01 I honestly don't remember as it's been a while since I've played any of the fallout games. Should be able to see what I did & got from vids, though.

Sure, but I'm hard to actually get hold of.

No idea but I can tell you I have repeatedly gotten them to spawn at the Lynn woods location, with a LOT of grinding legendary spawn events..

No.Explosive minigun is game over.

@@user-gb9oh2dn3x One single shotgun shell explodes for like 100 explosion damage in addition to its base damage. PER SHELL. (each pellet explodes for 15 damage) On Survival where ammo has weight, that's huge.

@@user-gb9oh2dn3x No.MinigunMIRVlauncher is GAMEOVER

@@user-gb9oh2dn3x An explosive combat shotgun with an advanced receiver (firing 8 projectiles instead of a base of 7), 3 star Demolition Expert and 5 star Rifleman can do up to 2*100+(15*1.75)*8=410 Base Damage per shot. Bloody mess will do 15% more damage, Ace Operator will put another 25% on it if you slap a suppressor on it... it's a shotgun, it's not exactly made to reach out and touch someone waaaaay over there anyhow. The Explosives Bobblehead will then put another 15% onto the explosive damage of the weapon. So base shotgun with an advanced receiver makes 87/8 pellets, rifleman jumps that up to 174. Bloody Mess will then bump that to 187.05/8 pellets. Ace Operator bumps it up to 208.8. This is the base per shell without any legendary effects. 3 star Demolition Expert will bump that 15 to 30 per pellet making 240 explosive damage just to start. Pop that Explosives Bobblehead for another 15% to move it to 258 explosive damage/8 pellets. This leaves us with 466 total damage/8 projectiles. now if Ace Operator and Bloody Mess effect the total package base damage before perks, it jumps to 514/8 projectiles each shot. This doesn't account for the splash damage mechanic either. This is just on impact. Splash Damage is 32.25 per projectile, throwing that damage number all the way up to 772/8 projectiles a round. This is on the low end as I was taking percentages of unmodified base damage other than the Advanced Receiver. Also some of these perks negate a percentage of armor resistance. The Small Guns Bobblehead will also effect it on a critical hit increasing damage again by around 25% more than a regular critical hit. The explosive minigun does something around 100 damage a round with all the perks pertaining to it applied, you just throw a lot of rounds at it where the explosive combat shotgun is pushing 800 damage every round that isn't missing the pellets. You shoot the shotgun too close to you and you die, even at LVL 120 with various damage resistance perks. The shotgun gives you the most bang per pound and cap over the minigun. Both are absurdly OP, both are broken... One is a lot easier to carry around. I can tell you from experience that a level 100 Sentry Bot takes 3 rounds to it's front armor to drop it if you don't wanna wait for it to open up, Only 1 if you wait for the back to open.

I'm level 20 got my explosive shotty and mini gun and best armour and power armour. I quit

Just max on every mod i guess

Sadly, it was not a mod, but a crazy combination of events & factors, including the animal friend perk, & trial & error when the opportunity presented itself.

@@jenndowden8131 you've had great luck, he's a good dog and I would love to have him in my camp but unfortunately I can't 😔

@@MATTlA_COCHEO It was crazy how it worked out. Years prior, I had gotten all excited wanting to have Sparky as a "slog dog", only to be unable to & decided one day I would try some stuff- then forgot about it a very long time. When I started that more recent game, I happened to encounter Sparky at one of the abandoned house spawn locations when farming for legendary encounters, helped her out, kept the save, & forgot again. On the way to one of my missions from the slog, I just "happened" to leave Dogmeat behind somewhere, having no idea that would turn out to be important, as if Dogmeat is with you on your second encounter they will be aggro'd towards each other- then on my way back- Sparky spawned on the bridge next to the Slog, in an area I just happened to have cleared out on my way through shortly beforehand- so Sparky did not go charging off to her death in protecting me, instead just waiting there for me. I had her follow me to just outside the Slog & made a hard save- hoping I could tinker with it & get my slog dog to work. I just happened to have kept some extra perk points onhand, & put them into animal friend, & through a combination of using that perk on Sparky, & fast-traveling to different locations, eventually I got her to glitch into acting like a companion, complete with being able to give & equip items. She stuck around for a long time in-game, before finally departing. Having her at my Slog was the crazy culmination of a lot of variables, & the realization of a very nerdy dream. I wish they would make a Sparky the Slog Dog mod. I wish you luck in any attempts at getting Sparky to be your Slog dog for a while.

@@jenndowden8131 thanks for the encouragement, it would be a dream to use a mod for Sparky😁.

There may be a way to save at the right moment to reroll a weapon. Because there are 2 times you place meat to spawn them. So saving at the right moment may work, but I’m not good at figuring that out. I just farm the old fashioned way

If you include dlc weapons the splattercannon is far superior

​@@connahbourton5097 blah...Splattercannon need to hit several times the same target. With this beast you can hit several target in one shot!

I'm totally agree

What about the explosive mini gun?

Spray n pay is the best weapon sold by Cricket in bunker Hill

It's either Psycho, Jet, both, or a character perk that increase damage output.