Don't Make These HUGE Mistakes While Playing Fallout 76 as a NEW PLAYER

[@super_terram]

I know I can be critical at times, but I just want you to know, from one veteran to another: You make (in my opinion) the best videos covering Fallout 76 of anyone during the entire history of the game. I've followed a lot of Fallout 76 youtubers over the years (but we won't name names); from contentious click-baiters to informative and helpful youtubers, but your videos have always been fire. I may know all these tips, but having a place I trust that I can send new players to get information is a god-send. I always get excited when I can suggest your channel to someone new, because I know they're going to find a ton of useful information here. Thank you!

[@T0nik]

Thank you, I really appreciate that!!

[@beastabuelos6421]

@T0nik yes, whenever i meet a new player that needs help that i can't give, i tell them watch you, watch angry turtle and utilize the fallout wiki

[@tonygables626]

*cough* BOS bird clickbait *cough*

[@theneurologist1]

What was your MOS? Happy Veterans day,💪🏼🇺🇲

[@super_terram]

Hey, thanks for your service! ...however, in this case, were talking about being veterans of Fallout 76, not military.

[@bravocharliedelta4]

Not really a mistake, just something cool. Once you get the camera take pictures of your adventures, anytime you find a nice view, and in major interactions in the story; the loading screens will be all of your taken photos. I started halfway through the game and can see how i progressed and different builds i had. Its also cool having photos with main characters.

[@knightpal1545]

Deathclaw selfie time

[@keepitclean8791]

The problem is there's a photo limit, so you'll reach a point where you have to be forced to delete really good photos. I'm not sure why that limit is in place or whether it's different on PC, I just think the limit should be storage based.. 🤷

[@TyshaggyGaming]

@@keepitclean8791 Theres a limit on PC from my experience

[@namrog7971]

#1 should be DO NOT scrap perk cards until you know enough about the game and how legendary perks work.

[@ActiveGreen227]

No it's siding with raiders

[@supahgaming8249]

@@ActiveGreen227raiders have a ammo machine for gold

[@void-master9077]

Yeah when I first started a long time ago I messed up and lost a lot of stuff, but I could open literally everything afterwards without hassle, it still wasn’t worth it.

[@DarkWolf22K]

I only scrap cards I absolutely know I'm not touching with a 95ft pole, I know nothing about legendary perks but I sure as hell know what I'm never using when I'm just going a simple headshot build (no vats cause I wanna get better at using snipers in games)

[@CoryG1981]

I just started lastnight and went to scrap a card but a pop up warned me so I figured id wait and then I come here and see this comment . Glad my rpg senses made me wait . Cheers

[@Bullfrog-px4cu]

Reminder too is that ammo drops are contextual. By that I mean is that whatever gun you use to kill an enemy, they tend to drop ammo for that gun you used. An example would be using using a Handmade rifle and getting 5.56 from enemies, plasma guns and getting plasma cells, or even cartridges for gauss rifles. I was clueless about this until I noticed I had over thousands of .308 ammo when the only gun I often used was the hunting rifle.

[@DeaconBlues117]

Yeah, didn't used to be that way - the enemies used to drop random ammo. It was really annoying to kill critters with my 10mm, the only gun I had back then, and have them drop me dozens of rounds of 5.56 or Missiles. So happy that changed.

[@MarvMarvensen]

Yeah, when starting out I mostly used a hunting rifle, and I was constantly throwing away ammo because it was stacking up so fast. This is probably a different story if you go commando or use pistols.

[@niklasmolen4753]

@@MarvMarvensen If you use a sniper rifle, you never need to manufacture ammo. I used plasma rifles in the beginning and after a while I had several thousand plasma cartridges. Never had to make ammo for the plasma rifle.

[@shadowcatch4731]

Yeah one thing ive started doing because i like to use the Big Guns is ive got 2 hunting rifles with 1 chambered in .308 and one .50. It makes it so easy to farm ammo because i can just go and snipe my way through a camp of raiders or scorched when im low.

[@aaftiyoDkcdicurak]

Also if you get close to containers with a weapon that ammo will appear. I was low 55.6 and using a shotgun then I would switch to my rifle before I got close and would get 55.6 but if I already got close with another gun that ammo would appear.

[@tylersmith7498]

Use power armor frames to stash all of your " scrip " power armor pieces . a frame can hold 5 items total . it will weigh 10 pounds with those 5 pieces . if you just throw the random pieces in your stash , that's at least 50 pounds .

[@MsDianagentaToYou]

And you can name em so you know what's what

[@ivanb6647]

I’ve never really understood casual teams so have been avoiding them and doing my own thing, until now - and now I get it ! Thank you for the explanation, it’s made a huge difference to my gameplay 😁

[@biostemm]

One I would add is to not bother saving low level legendary items, unless you are actively using them...

[@seah44wk]

I kinda miss being a low level and experiencing this game for the first time, exploring new locations, completing quests, making friends, finding crazy legendary weapons, building different camps around the map, it was so fun

[@PeezyPurp]

I recently came to Xbox from PS and I had to start all over from Lvl 700 with 1400 hours. I’m having so much fun! There’s so much content when you have all of it to do at know.

[@OllzOGloc]

My first fallout tbh. Instantly became a fan and replaying the others. Finished 4 now I’m on 3 then new Vegas 👀.

[@chora_guova]

I started fallout franchise from 4 but i'm now playing fallout 76 and... Wow, that's awesome. I have 37 lvl and a lot missions that i dont even started. Content in this game ja crazy, a lot of stuff to do

[@KokosNaSnehu2]

@@OllzOGloc I´m so jealous dude. I wish I could wipe Fallout from my mind and play it for the first time again.

[@GunzyHD]

As a new player, DO NOT spend your scrip early. I spent probably 1000 scrip before level 50 just random rolling low level legendaries. Save all of your scrip until you are 50+, then use it for modules from the Rusty Pick to build your own perfect setup.

[@DeaconBlues117]

Especially armor. Maybe, around 30 or so, you can start adding _one-star_ mods to your armor, but don't go to three-stars and rerolling for perfection until you have your armor level topped out.

[@dom8148]

thats what i was doing and realized at level 50 i needed all that scrip i spent to buy modules to reroll my crafted legendary😢 the daily cap is real. I used to spend it like crazy trying to get a full set 😩

[@GhostFace_R4D]

wish i saw this sooner lmfao, i just got into fallout 76 a few weeks ago im level 81 right now and wish i wouldve saved em

[@MsDianagentaToYou]

This is the only reason to buy anything at the Pick

[@julianmorris7954]

Hopefully we get a stash increase. I heard they have no plans to increase are camp budgets but they are reducing how much items cost budget wise .

[@peterclarke7240]

It'd be nice, but I wouldn't hold your breath. The stash limit is deliberately tight, as it's part of Bethesda's "make a problem in order to sell the solution" design philosophy. I imagine it's one of the main reasons a lot of people buy into fo1st.

[@MrSirMang]

1200 pounds is more than enough. You must not have played back when it was only 400 lol

[@michael1barnette]

I have 1st because it made sense to me. Depending on finances I may need to drop it. I'm not playing as much as I was. Getting bored with the grind honestly.

[@peterclarke7240]

@@MrSirMang Oh god, don't remind me of those dark times... I played it back when you couldn't even repair weapons or armour without a repair kit that were practically non-existent except in the Atom Shop. It's the principle reason why I dropped the game for years, and even now won't give them any of my actual money.

[@DeaconBlues117]

@@peterclarke7240 The stash limit is tight because when it was higher, some stashes were holding so many data reference points (that's all your stuff is, pointers to data) that they were making the servers crash. Yes, more than you're seeing today - imagine no server lasting longer than maybe two hours at a time. That was part of how 76 got its poor rep at the beginning. They dropped it to 800 lbs at first, to reduce the number of pointers, then gradually increased it. So far, 1200 lbs seems to be about as high as they can go and still have more than like ten players on a server.

[@23paingel]

I got two tips for new players as a new player myself. Teleporting to events is free and you can participate even under level. Its a great way to farm xp as you just need to shoot an enemy once and let the high level players do the rest of the work. Good rewards, good xp, and sometimes theres even events that require a little bit more than just fighting so you can actually help. Second tip is to avoid workshops unless you plan on staying on for a few hours. Dont waste all your gears trying to make turrets for defence as you wont get any back by the end of the game session. If your game crashes or the session ends, you will no longer own the workshop and your stuff will not be refunded. If there's one that I would say is worth it, it would either be the munitions factory or the red rocket pit stop. One generates free ammo and has easy ways to funnel attackers into a kill zone and the red rocket has a a ton of aluminum nodes as well as a junk node which can generate more gears.

[@xen3588]

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[@standard6502]

Lol. I love workshops. Think it's hilarious when someone dips when I claim their shop after spending loads just to build it up. Wasn't my wasted time or junk I guess

[@albusplaustrum06]

Thankfully the contextual ammo change almost eliminates the need to buy ammo. Always do events, tons of loot/xp can be had.

[@NSD150]

Whats that? "Contextual ammo"?

[@albusplaustrum06]

@@NSD150 You shoot certain enemies with a weapon, you have a higher chance of getting ammo for that weapon. Weapons that use cores are like every 10 enemies looted gives you a core in my experience.

[@NSD150]

@@albusplaustrum06 Oooohh, that makes sense, thanks for letting me know

[@TheCrystonian]

Great guild but one thing I'd add is for the ammo crafting section, is to not forget the ammosmith perk card. it adds extra ammo you can craft on top of Super Duper and Ammo Factory. I can make thousands of rounds really quickly, easily, and cheap that way.

[@jeffreypeterson8386]

Yes ammosmith also.

[@DeaconBlues117]

Another point is that not everyone considers level 50, the point at which you can start adding perks like Super Duper, to be "beginning". Those particular tips aren't going to be that useful to someone who's just left the Vault, not even when the update comes and you can start at 20. Crafting ammo is still a big deal, though - not only does it save you caps, it gives you XP.

[@gametime2473]

YOu don't even need to do that, just go into a daily ops with other players and farm ammo. Let the other players kill most of the enemies and you will end up with TONS of free ammo.

[@TheCrystonian]

@@gametime2473 Depends on the enemies and your weapon. Plus there was a time where the ammo drop amount was broken and you would use more ammo than you would ever get. Additional, the mutation for daily ops could be horrendous for a few days.

[@gametime2473]

@@TheCrystonian That is why I said to go into daily ops with other players and let the other players kill most of the enemies. I carry daily ops for low level players all the time. I should have mentioned that you don't get ammo for "core" based weapons (gatling laser, gatling plasma) in daily ops but if you switch to one right before the last boss dies, you will get cores as a reward.

[@TheInfiniteSheldon]

#1: Never EVER spend real money on microtransactions. It is always a costly mistake.

[@s1nnocense]

or, you know, spend half an hour working in real life.

[@TheInfiniteSheldon]

@@s1nnocense "spend half an hour working in real life." ...and then, you know, spend that money on another game. Spending it on microtransactions is a waste of real-world work and real-world money.

[@ddmkthfc8555]

Don’t use legendary charisma perk card, it doesn’t count towards the sharing points!

[@alphabet2238]

The greatest tip I wish someone would have recommended to me is to stop using auto weapons. And this links into your point about ammo. I used to play auto rifle, then went to shotgun then gauss shotgun and finally I went to melee with the assistance of a lever action rifle when I need to make distance shots. Not having to worry about ammo weight or running out of ammo makes the game much more fun (and makes me richer in the process). Generally speaking most of the progress I've made in 76 has been to take out the gritty bits so I can just enjoy the wasteland. I think the general overall advice I would give is to be a minimalist. Don't carry or stash anymore than you really need and find ways to get more out of what you have. A lot of these things will take some time to accumulate I won't deny that.

[@GHAEY]

T0nik is like a Fallout guru where you'll find all the important information wether you need it or don't know you need it

[@OllzOGloc]

If you’re new to the game and playing with friends that are higher levels (100+) make an explanation team and explore while they do quests. Discovering locations while you play in an exploration team will give you a tiny XP boost, like the stew from feed the people event. 😊

[@MrFimpster]

Yup, I did the camp icon mistake too and only realized when I wasn't getting trick or treaters.

[@darleneshaw186]

My husband loves playing this and i hate when he screams at the top of his lungs and says that there’s is not enough space in his stash box so thx for the advice i will definitely tell him to watch ur video 😊

[@MsDianagentaToYou]

You can have several characters on one account. I have one that just stays at Vault 76, and I'll give her the stuff I don't plan to use but don't want to get rid of. She never does anywhere so it doesn't matter how much she carries. Make sure you only trade stuff in a private world or it goes poof. Or that you have a friend you are Teamed with to guard your stuff and make sure you get back to the same world.

[@9ernation543]

​@@MsDianagentaToYoushit that's smart thx

[@jollyrot3145]

Another quick tip, Morgantown airport is a great place as a low level player to farm lots of weapons to sell (at the train station across the street) plenty of chems/stimpacks, and an easy mini event that can be done on your own. I even collect the junk there and sell it to the bot at the train station. If you want to sell your junk, just don’t scrap it. The moment you scrap it they are no longer ‘sellable objects’ just trash, bots won’t buy all your components only some, so don’t break it down if you want to sell.

[@ArgentDeer]

OH I LOVE the little cinematic of the character running up to the stash before the transition! That was so cute! :D These are wonderful tips! Edit to add: Something I'd add as an additional tip for resources is to ask for anything from a high level player! Chances are, especially for ammo, they can craft you anything you may need or drop anything from stores if they have extras! I remember some online friends crafting or dropping ammo for me when I was struggling/running low haha :)

[@thesweetone]

I would add that as a newplayer if you want or need something? Ask a higher level player in your team for it. If they have it they will liekly just hand it over for free. I often hand over stimpacks, ammo, plans, fixers, junk, etc. And if i have. Y mic around ill ask what they want to use and nake several of that weapon for them. I only farm for legendaries in order to "perfect" my weapons

[@ImFroggie899]

New to the game, not even a month playing yet, new to the channel. I’ve found 2 others that I follow, but I’m definitely adding your channel to my go to for information. Ty for telling me about ammo, I never have the caps to buy it, so I just changed weapons to use with whatever ammo I’ve got tons of. Thank you for making videos for noobs like myself.

[@T0nik]

Thank you and no problem! Hope you are enjoying the game!!

[@KapMuxTV]

If ammo is your issue, join daily ops with other stronger players. You will get lots of ammo in no time. Yes, you might die a lot, but there's no penalty (you don't lose junk or items), and just collect ammo. Sometimes, I tripple my ammo in one daily ops game.

[@ImFroggie899]

@@KapMuxTV I’m so hesitant about doing daily ops. Not the dying, but since I’m clueless I don’t want to make any other players upset with me. I know, stupid, but I’m really intimidated sometimes by lvl bajillion players

[@KapMuxTV]

@@ImFroggie899 Daily ops is quite difficult. Eg, I'm a bloodied player, so even if I'm at a very high level, I still die a lot of times. Also, high level players understand that new players are there to also gain experience so they won't really have issues with it. Just join and have fun. First time I played the game, I reached level 40 playing it like FO4, not joining any teams and literally played like solo. It was a very difficult game and I had no ammo most of the time and my gears suck. No caps as well. So, then, I stopped because I was grinding but it's like nothing's happening for me. Then, I saw videos like this giving me tips, and then, I played it differently. I was missing out on so much things, just because I didn't try them. So, just enjoy and watch these tips videos and you'll enjoy it more. :)

[@johnw8578]

Great video and very informative. One tip for new players from me is to walk around the map and do not get addicted to fast travel -- there is SO MUCH in the game that can be missed if your character is just fast traveling everywhere. SO many fun little random encounters, easter eggs, and environmental story-telling. The probably-unknown-to-almost-everyone story is the sad tale of Rufus the dog.

[@NotMattMurdock13]

im fairly new to 76, sitting at a level 67 right now and no ones ever come to my camp and i've always wondered why.... i had my public map icon off. lol thank you for that tip!

[@fabiuz1991]

Don't sleep on water purifiers, newcomers! It's easy to set up a purified water farm and start selling that surplus to traders to get that 1400 daily caps easy. 😎

[@CRUELLANDER]

I’ve been playing more Fallout 4 then Fallout 76 and I’ve sort of moved on from Fallout 76 unfortunately. Mainly because it’s boring, like it Mmmmm for a couple reasons. 1. There are only 24 people per server for a big map like 76? It’s a joke in my opinion, it should have at least 100 to 200 people per server. 2. The game kind of drags when it comes to leveling up and wish there was more Exp and more monsters and mobs to fight in fallout 76 in the beginning. 3. It’s hard to roleplay because of lackluster of roleplay opportunities and also feels difficult doing a type of character build you want to do. 4. Factions: I wish we could create our own factions but also creating our own settlements as well. 5. Fallout First seriously needs to go. 6. Needing more campaign and story similar to Wastelanders but different, I know there’s Steel Reign, & Wastelanders and also The Pitt and Atlanta City as well but Fallout 76 is huge and seriously needs more story to it around the map, and more random encounters. That’s why I’ve moved on from Fallout 76 but still play fallout 4 to this day.

[@Darc1972]

I was thinking about making a new character just to see how the new player experience is ive I've been playing the same toon since the early access beta and just got back into the game starting the new year. so this video has helped me with some of these tips that I've either forgotten or just did not know.

[@HendarsChannel]

Great guide t0nik! I hope new players have fun and enjoy the community :) welcome to 76. One of the nicest communities in any online game :D

[@caseybarnes2082]

I am definitely not new to Fallout but i am new to Fallout '76. Thanks for the tips. I know it's everyones instincts to wander this wasteland and figure everything out on your own, but it's good to get these beginning tips and not give away to much story line and still let the game come to us.

[@jeffbarnesyout]

Thank you for the video. I'm not a new user, so I knew these things, buy enjoy well-made videos like this one that help new users learn. I would just suggest that with (probably) most weapons, you really don't need to craft ammunition anymore, because contextual ammo drops even outside Daily Ops and Expeditions exceed the amount of ammo you use; I always end up with far more ammunition at the end of the day than I started out with, and this is the same for several weapons I use. I'd also recommend not buying ammo from players because the game doesn't let you sell for less than one cap per round, which is insanely expensive for most types. Another thing you might mention is the ammo crafting device, which is slow, but does work. And the ammo converter, which is super clunky, but also is a tool for getting the ammo type you want. Exceptions to what I just said are fusion and plasma cores, since they won't drop contextually.

[@ScorpiusXVI]

If you level up high enough you won’t run into any mistakes. You can constantly reset your builds and easily farm caps from expeditions.

[@dylanwood1056]

I played for the first time this week, I’m enjoying the events and main quests. Cool game

[@toopfriends421]

Same 🎉😊

[@ForgottenNoble]

I am a new player myself, thank you for making all these useful videos. This is an excellent game to chill with. The community rocks !

[@T0nik]

No problem, hope the videos are helpful!

[@lgsus1405]

New player here, thanks for share some of this information, I dont know nothing about the game Hope we can play in the future!

[@evanderwaerea6967]

I have a question maybe you or the amazing community you have would be able to answer. Do you keep the scrapbox and ammo box after your fall out 1st has run out?

[@KapMuxTV]

You can keep and use what's already stored on it, but you cannot deposit in any more (unless you pay for it again).

[@Downs-Indroam]

As someone who has played since the start and am never critical of people putting out FO76 videos that help people out, regardless of their personal motives I would like to thank you... Thank you 😊

[@masiguru9982]

Remember when the stash limit was 400 lbs? After scraping junk, bulk it. When crafting ammo, equip the Ammosmith perk card to get even more ammo.

[@AsherStJohn]

i am still learning about the game even Though I've been playing it since the wastelanders update. your videos are always helpful no matter how long you've been playing the game.

[@fiberjunkies]

Great tips on weight management. When it comes to junk, if you don't have the Fallout 1st scrapbox, you can do what we did back in the day, also, and that is to take your junk to the tinker bench and bulk it... then put it in the stash.

[@LuxorVan]

Bags of dogwood fertilizer, industrial grade abraxo and floater gnasher pus sacks yield the highest amount of acid when scrapped. There is also a pile of chlorine bags in the barn where project beanstalk is located.

[@sih9696]

Boy! Now I realize how many mistakes I'm making. Thank you so much for the valuable advice!!

[@eigengrau1]

Very essential, thanks a lot -saves me (even as a Fallout Verteran -Since FO2) a lot of trouble!

[@Pyrozilla]

I recently bought Fallout 76, I’m glad I watched this video before playing the game

[@martinmiller2529]

Hah , bet you end up adding a second video to the list . Maybe several . Thanks for another great video . I think a great move would be start a new character and walk the points and highlights of progression for new players . I found on my second and third , mostly second , how difficult it was compared to my high level . Once you hit that 50 100 300 marker you need way less . Then if you do not use first you are in an impossible position for long term play . More than a dozen of my pals are periodically stopping to say hello then a month or less of 1st is up and so are they . I have been a huge fan of B gang for years and wish them well . They manage to keep a crowd of followers just by being extraordinary.

[@realplayer9603]

Don't hoard legendary items thinking you will use them, especially 1 and 2 star, you won't and if you play regular you will know that you farm loads without really trying.

[@germojo]

I sell them at that legendary machine for the currency, thats the right move right?

[@jasmineG-c2f]

That's what I've been doing so i how that's the right answer​@@germojo

[@germojo]

@@jasmineG-c2f after 3 weeks i can confirm, it is the right move lol

[@jasmineG-c2f]

@germojo thank you! I'm only 3 days into 76, my first ever fallout game. I want to get the drop on the best things to do in game

[@samjepsen8165]

@@germojoyup till you take all the vendors scrip a day just like the vendors caps lol it’s a daily thing for me dump guns I saved up and armor to it and any other misc to the regular vendor to drain his caps to 0 then I scrap or donate what I can and often delete junk

[@CinnaMint]

Contextual loot drops. When Beth added better contextual loot drops, collecting ammo for your currently equipped weapon has gotten exponentially easier. Also, don't worry about sharing perks if you can't. It's a welcomed gesture but not expected or required :)

[@thewizard9383]

Honestly, don't shy away from 10 mil ammo, it solves alot of problems keeping them as back up weapons, also get a fusion core recharger. Brahmin meat sells extremely well with very little perk point investment early on and is a good source of exp if you cook it in bulk.

[@xen3588]

i just started today game is pretty fun i was playing new vegas and just figured i mine aswell give this a try aswell

[@KapMuxTV]

Have fun! It's very different but if you have the FO itch, I'd say this is a great option.

[@infamousm80]

Picking the correct perk cards early on is important. You can reset which cards you use, but each level you gain the cards. You should pick generic and xp cards first. Avoid specific damage and build cards at first.

[@azkamuzhaffar5975]

Hi T0nik, I'm a new player to 76. Thank you SO MUCH for this video especially for the joining public team part. I usually hesitate joining public teams coz I'm still low level compared to others and I'm scared of being a burden to the other 1000+ level players. Again, thanks for the video mate!

[@KirkStiles]

I liked your tips. I would add that after scrapping junk items players should also BULK items. First, bulking saves room. Second, you can sell bulk items to NPC vendors. Selling excess scrapped junk is an easy way to decrease the weight stored in the scrap box.

[@NamelessStarKing]

Gonna be starting Fallout 76 tomorrow, got it downloading now and I’m taking notes from you, thank you!

[@T0nik]

No problem, I hope you enjoy it!!

[@whatif8741]

I don't remember which perk exactly but there is one where if you use certain weapons say the Gatlin you'll merc your enemies and they'll usually drop more ammo than you used creating the easiest 5mm ammo farm. 308 is the same if you use the marksman rifle. So an easy 5mm and 308 farm. Some ammo crates if you're wielding the Gatlin will give you 100+ 5mm ammo

[@nodochitsu]

To add onto the ammo thing, I've been running around with Melee, almost since the start. Yes. Stimpaks become scarce. But early on, having a Melee weapon equipped and entering a certain radius around ammo boxes (idk the distance) I get SO much ammo, almost every ammo type. I'm so stocked up in my ammo cache it's crazy

[@Ubernerd3000]

6:05 you should also use the AMMOSMITH Agility Perk Card when crafting ammo

[@DestxnyAngel]

What timing 😮 I recently started playing

[@KapMuxTV]

Enjoy! ❤

[@peterclarke7006]

I wouldn't say any of them are HUGE mistakes, because all of them are easily fixed. One thing I'd add about stash management, and weight management in general, is this: If you're not a fo1st subscriber, get into the habit of sorting through your stash and character inventories on a regular basis. It's amazing how often you'll find you're hoarding something daft that's taking up a huge amount of space that you haven't even realised you've got and will never, ever use. 😂 I'm a "loot everything and worry about it later" sort of player, and the amount of food and drink I've sometimes ended up carrying is absurd. Also, always remember to clean out the vendors of caps every day you log in. Most of the time you can just flog stuff from your stash, but I also craft Treasure Hunter hats, because they cost next to nothing to make and sell for 21-26 caps each, depending on your perks. Gulper Slurry is also ridiculously good to sell, as you can get loads from the Moonshine Jamboree event.

[@PoL2118]

What I hate is being kicked from a casual team. I don't see why anybody should be kicked from one ever. I now just start my own always.

[@russellborn515]

Sometimes the game just randomly kicks people. Or the leader wants to open a slot for a friend to join. Don't take it personal.

[@zorrodahousecat9104]

Some easy builds, 1, Big Guns with 5mm gatling and minigun, use gatling for normal play and you will get 10x the ammo back from each kill, use minigun at events to get rid of all the 5mm again. 2, chainsaw/ pistol build, you xan solo everything with that. 3, Shotgun build, Peppershaker/gauss shotgun, all to easy. No ammo crafting required for any of these builds.

[@alexfrost315]

Noob here just wanted to say thanks 🙏🏼 currently level 25 been grinding and this guide helped a lot

[@raulpina9852]

So we just gonna skim by the fact this man was at low health the entire video with high radiation damage or is that just normal for yall?😂😂

[@jimbonosarembo]

There's is a build where you keep your health low to gain very good benefits, so you use radiation to keep your health artificially below a certain percentage all the time so the uptime on the benefits is constant.

[@CantThinkOfAHandleSoItsThis]

You forgot to tell people to put on the ammosmith perk when crafting ammo; there's 3 perks you use but you only showed 2.

[@wrighbra]

I would add for new players don’t get rid of any perk cards, keep all your perk cards every single one you get because it will save you time and effort of trying to get them again

[@adamscott8138]

Easily the best, MOST welcoming community a game could have!!! 👏👏👏👏

[@kai7692]

New player here and have never joined a team, i assumed that if i joined the team i would have to join the team members in what they are doing, thanks for the info 👍

[@gametime2473]

Check all armor drops for "weapon weight reduction" effect. It is the best effect in the game for armor IMO. If you get all 5 pieces with it, you will save 90% weight on ALL your weapons which also includes grenades. This is the best weight saving option in the game by far. Just keep an eye out for armor pieces with that legendary effect (or any other weight saving perk) and ignore everything else. Do that and you will be able to carry far more than your stash box on you with no problem. Once you get high level you can work on refining your build but even then it isn't really necessary.

[@TheinternetArchaeologist]

I'm still relatively newish (play that launch just came back) fast traveling within public teams to your teammates from the social menu and their camps on the saved me a ton of caps after learning about it and it made the game a lot less frustrating for me 😅

[@DeaconBlues117]

The Camp Icon is actually a hugely important thing. You can't sell me things if I don't know your vendor exists!

[@somekindadragon3414]

Stash: Bulk the items that can be bulked drops the weight too. Do this at a Tinker’s bench, you will just need some plastic. I know cuz before Ammo was as common, and I didn’t have Fo1st, I needed tons of lead, steel, acid (for smelting lead and for gunpowder), and paper to make bullets. Many content creators neglect this point as they’ve had F01st for so long. Ammo: Super mutants drop more gunpowder than other enemies, as when you’re new it’s hard to take and hold the workshops that give acid. Or survive an onslaught of bullet spongy cave crickets. Yuo Gau drop a good amount of acid as well. Rat poison and cans are great for lead as well as weights.

[@scramblerbricks7293]

I usually buy a boatload of 44 ammo, cryo cells, and gamma cells from players if they're selling for one cap per round because these have the best conversion ratio in the ammo converter, my favourite is usually arrows since you get 7000pts for 1000 arrows, and basically no player wants them in their inventory. And then I just convert all my points to fuel because me like fire.

[@SiC_DoUrden]

If you're free to play and new. Bee line for nuka collectron when you get your gold. With cola nut perk and grocers back pack mod nuka cola will carry you to end game for heals. You'll need way less Stims saving you A LOT of weight in stash and on person.

[@SiC_DoUrden]

Plus you're basically getting paid to heal 👍

[@kevink6265]

That scrapping junk items was clutch, my stash was full and that saved me 300 lbs

[@snagz4350]

Cheers man, just coming back to the game on a different platform, so this was a good refresher

[@thelonewolf9531]

If you need ammo try to get a explosive version of the gun u need ammo for and do daily ops and expeditions, you can usually hit groups of enemies with splash dmg and loot 2x or 3x the ammo u spent

[@KentuckyRanger]

Doing a Daily Op or running Atlantic City once in a while, will keep you in more ammo than you can handle! It also keeps your Stim Pack stock p as well.

[@BigWilliesWonka]

Liked your video, getting back into 76, bought it when it came out and quickly lost interest as there wasn't much to do... But the TV show resparked my interest, as it did so many others... So here I am drunk and watching vids to catch up on what's new... thank you!

[@sammysam4983]

I actually picked up the Pitt deluxe edition last night and this helped out, Imma watch some other vids to get familiar

[@TyshaggyGaming]

A good bit of advice for new players would be: Don't worry about the free "Battlepass" like thing, as some things in it can absolutely ruin your experience. Once I unlocked the Cold Shoulder when I was early into the game from one of those, I found no other weapon I used compared to the damage output I had with it. Its a double barrel shotgun that has *8* shells in it *AND* does additional cryo damage. It completely kills the difficulty when I'm destroying everything in front of me *THAT* fast. It literally kills faster than the *LMG* I have that increases its damage output with each consecutive hit without missing.

[@damianvega1475]

Yeah that the grind most high lvls will help out newer players and just drop them atuff

[@Raspotnik]

Amazing video. Thank you for all of the tips!

[@richarddixon3427]

My problem was when i first started i wanted to keep one of every type of gun i found so that i could try it later which i never did so all it did was tale up inventory space and i did the same thing with power armor and im a little ashamed to say that i was collecting chassies and didn't realize i had 18 of them.....lol

[@philipf5655]

Really like your calm voice on the video. Thumbs up 👍

[@keithcummings3260]

The "Golden Rule" that should be in any list of mistakes to avoid in 76 is: DO NOT play Fallout 76 with a Fallout 3/4/NV mindset! With mutations, CAMPS, teams, character builds (ie. Bloodied), events, S.C.O.R.E., legendaries, scripping, scrapping, gold bullion, stamps, nuke-launching, (I could go on), '76 features game mechanics that have a feel which is deceptively distinct than its predecessors (despite the similarities). My biggest mistake when playing 76 at first was playing it like I was playing FO4 - I'm a hoarder in 4, and I was frustrated for weeks by carry weight in 76. Funnily enough, I see that KZbinrs who are kind toward FO 3/4/NV are overly critical of 76 - and vice versa; 76 KZbinrs tend to not speak as highly of the games that came before. I think that's a testimony to how different the games are from each other, and how playing each requires you to alter your way of thinking about how you play them.

[@Aster_Risk]

My husband and I are both fans of Fallout, 3, 4, NV and 76. This does seem to be a rarity. They all have similar settings, dialogue, humor, etc. I was willing to learn the different mechanics to get more of the Fallout charm that I love.

[@EZEfallout]

Love your camp, looks great!

[@T0nik]

Thank you!!

[@mitchellbarton7915]

Okay, funny you mention always scrap your junk because I compulsively do that because I like the cleaner look of the base components. I had no idea the stash had a weight limit. Edit: Glad to know my adversion to the NPC merchants is justified. I feel like the caps don't come in fast enough to justify the literal most expendable thing to be so high. I think I bought some ammo ONCE and it was because I was desperate for that specific caliber

[@FPS_Wingo]

Been playing since launch and I’m always learning new things

[@davidschatz7940]

Thank you, i recently startet to play the game. Still doent realy know how to but I am realy thankfull for these Tipps. A Question i still have: should i do my own stuff or follow missions?

[@TheFallout_Fanatic]

I just started Fallout 76 yesterday, Thanks T0nik

[@resisthavokbittergaming9382]

Bro.. He thanked the whole west coast.... lol. Just for showing that appreciation I subbed... Nice bro nice..

[@slicingonions4398]

I didn’t realize how good they made this game till last week and now I can’t stop playing. I played I beat 3 and new Vegas but I didn’t beat 4, I’ve fallen in love with this game I already got fallout 1st subscription, I got the game free on gamepass so why not

[@tim3laps3]

Ammosmith is also a great perk when crafting ammo.

[@lewisner]

Regarding Ammo, Melee is a great way to play and you need no ammo. You can get a Chainsaw at Level 20.

[@hectorramirez5446]

I just started Last week and man there have been some great people out there my 1st day someone gifted me some building plans ammo and a buddy I play with gifted me some cool guns I really enjoy this game

[@Stoppots420]

If its your first time playin get fallout first and loot and break down every single thing u find and but it in ur junk box do daily ops as many times u can and stay around the group so u get the xp and loot from the kills and youll get over 1000 of wtv ammo your using then put all that in your ammo box game will be easier later one now that u got mats and ammo

[@Michael2is2my2name]

The scrapping system that I got used to with fo4 went straight out the window here. Since when is lead in tin cans 😂

[@FyaskoTv]

New follower, and player here. Thanks for the video!!

[@MilmanFamily]

Noob question: Aren't there junk items you're supposed to keep intact and not scrap, as they're needed for quests? I've seen some people writing they scrapped stuff they thought was junk, but later needed it...

[@Albabraveheart]

Do think it possible for different factions in fallout 76 to attack your camp , this would be I great thing and fun having to defend it❤❤

[@fivenotewonder]

Don’t forget, if you have speed demon mutation, your movement speed is maxed already, so don’t waste perks such as squad manoeuvres.