Fallout 4

[codynw]

I just went to the Museum of Witchcraft.

I'd like to request that Bethesda renames it the Museum of Nopecraft.

[Blaster86]

May aswell just call the place the "Nopewealth" or the "CommonNope"

[codynw]

I can get behind that.

Apparently you can nuke a Savage Deathclaw and it won't die.

[Hemi-Cuda]

Originally Posted by codynw

I can get behind that.

Apparently you can nuke a Savage Deathclaw and it won't die.

I dumped two nukes into that one at the museum and didn't even drop him below half health. I had to wait until I leveled up a bit, then once I got a combat shotgun with exploding ammunition I went in complete rambo style and wrecked him. One of the most satisfying quests to complete

[codynw]

Originally Posted by Hemi-Cuda

I dumped two nukes into that one at the museum and didn't even drop him below half health. I had to wait until I leveled up a bit, then once I got a combat shotgun with exploding ammunition I went in complete rambo style and wrecked him. One of the most satisfying quests to complete

I finally gave up trying to kill it fairly. I placed like 15 frag mines on the ground and lured it towards them.

[jammies]

I switched to using an Xbox360 controller on my PC to get around the annoying keyboard mapping. Much, much better experience. And I notice said controllers are $20 at Memory Express, on sale, should you not have one.

[jammies]

Originally Posted by codynw

I finally gave up trying to kill it fairly. I placed like 15 frag mines on the ground and lured it towards them.

How is that not fairly? That's just good tactics. Bottlecap mines with the right perqs are the great leveler.

[TheDragon]

Originally Posted by codynw

I can get behind that.

Apparently you can nuke a Savage Deathclaw and it won't die.

I found this fight surprisingly anti-climactic. Also, I was disappointed when I returned the Deathclaw egg to the nest, and nothing happened.

Actually, I suppose the Deathclaw at the nest didn't kill me, so that's a reward in itself.

[Thor]

What level are you guys going in to the witchcraft museum?

[Erick Estrada]

Originally Posted by TSXCman

Heads up to the PC users. There are console codes that we can input to add/remove skills, stats, etc.

I mad a big mistake in my build (thought I had to pick every base skill to open up the later ones that I wanted). It turned into an easy subtract ~5 skills and put them into the ones I meant to.

There are? I haven't seen any. I wouldn't mind actually remapping my perks as I totally ignored luck and it appears in this is one of those rare games where luck perks can make a big difference.

[TheDragon]

Originally Posted by Thor

What level are you guys going in to the witchcraft museum?

I think I went in there in the early to mid twenty level mark.

[RW99]

Originally Posted by Thor

What level are you guys going in to the witchcraft museum?

45

I've been trying to stay North and West as much as possible with Diamond City area being the farthest out. I've done a lot of quests for the Brotherhood out of the Cambridge police station to build up my level. Speaking of which, I do enjoy saving the game while I'm there. I let Knight Rhys say yet another d-bag remark to me after I've helped him for the umpteenth time. I then choose another inventive way of killing him before going back to my saved game

I was staying away from the Glowing Sea based on other remarks for as long as I could. But it didn't end up being all that bad, it was just more of my deep water phobia.

And a little spoilerish

Spoiler!

I went from the Castle to that island I also heard about. Managed to get it set up without fighting the queen there. It was fun to watch my provisioner just walk into the ocean to set up the supply line. Brahmin would follow to the waters edge, said nope, and sat down for a rest.

[To Be Quite Honest]

I did the witchcraft at 18. It was HARD! I used way to many stimpaks and way too much minigun ammo.

Set frag sensor mines all the way down to the exit. IMO

[OutOfTheCube]

Originally Posted by RW99

45

I've been trying to stay North and West as much as possible with Diamond City area being the farthest out. I've done a lot of quests for the Brotherhood out of the Cambridge police station to build up my level. Speaking of which, I do enjoy saving the game while I'm there. I let Knight Rhys say yet another d-bag remark to me after I've helped him for the umpteenth time. I then choose another inventive way of killing him before going back to my saved game

I was staying away from the Glowing Sea based on other remarks for as long as I could. But it didn't end up being all that bad, it was just more of my deep water phobia.

And a little spoilerish

Spoiler!

I went from the Castle to that island I also heard about. Managed to get it set up without fighting the queen there. It was fun to watch my provisioner just walk into the ocean to set up the supply line. Brahmin would follow to the waters edge, said nope, and sat down for a rest.

I have no idea how you're level 45 staying in the Northwest quadrant of the map. There isn't THAT much to do... you don't even get real Brotherhood of Steel quests til you progress the story.

The Glowing Sea isn't actually a SEA, either

[RW99]

Sorry, I wasn't trying to say 45 and being NW in the same sentence. I think I got to about 30 doing the clearing out/technology quests from the Brotherhood, they are not a part of the main story and it seems like there is an endless amount of them. Especially the technology ones, I seem to be going back into the same buildings over and over between them, Minutemen, settlers, etc. At 45 I was at the castle, airport and have now completed the Glowing Sea story quest.

I found that after the Glowing Sea my settlements got real unhappy. I think it triggers a progression in their evolution as I went from 80% to 60% fairly quickly at quite a few settlements.

[Blaster86]

Originally Posted by RW99

I found that after the Glowing Sea Nope

Fixed it for you.

[Trailer Fire]

What level did y'all take on Swan at? He's the giant hulking Super Mutant with what looks like the wing of a plane on his arm. I stumbled upon him, his whole my dog distracted him (in fact he one-shorted my dog), and set up so many frag and cap mines. I lured him over and he keep loses into a billion pieces.

I'm currently level 18.

[Trailer Fire]

What level did y'all take on Swan at? He's the giant hulking Super Mutant with what looks like the wing of a plane on his arm. I stumbled upon him, his whole my dog distracted him (in fact he one-shorted my dog), and set up so many frag and cap mines. I lured him over and he keep loses into a billion pieces.

I'm currently level 18.

[OutOfTheCube]

Originally Posted by N-E-B

I finished the main story as fast as I could (Tuesday night/Wednesday morning, sided with Brotherhood of Steel) and have been waiting a while to discuss it. I won't spoil anything, but was anyone else's mind blown when you finally get to The Institute and learned about Father???

Nope, not at all actually.

I basically predicted it from the start of the game.

[N-E-B]

Museum of Witchcraft is easy. Just go to the top of the stairs where the Deathclaw can't go, shoot it while it's walking away, and when it runs towards you run back through the doorway to the top of the stairs. Kinda lame, I know, but it works.