JohnB-mo4kq: I bought FO 1st for one month, farmed a bunch of scrap/ammo, then canceled it. You can still remove items from the infinite stash, you just can't deposit. $12 is well worth it for a month or two.
Cashew1405: Me: Never has played 76
Also Me: supporting Termx anyway cause he the goat
deathcangame2431: Im a new player who went from 1-30 in a few days. My stash got filled very quickly, ammo is so abundant I simply dropped all of it but left 100 of each type. Checked all my power armor suits for armor then tossed the empty extras. Went through all my weapons and armor and scrapped most of it. Sold crappy legendaries to the legendary vending machine. Dropped all my food and water in favor of the cannibal and iron stomach for the drinking side perk. And increase strength and use perks that increase carry load. Next step most likely to use strength perks to decrease weapon, item, and junk weight.
Lordoftheapes79: A 1 year sub to FO1st is $99, not $140. No, you don't need FO1st to enjoy the game, but the game needs FO1st to survive. It is designed so it can be played both ways and other people having FO1st also benefits people who don't. I'm sure you've used someone's survival tent by now and during Mutated Event weeks, you get better rewards if 3 or more people have FO1st.

It's normal for online games to charge for inventory as inventory is very stressful on the servers. The more shit you have, the harder the server has to work.

Basically, if you don't want to pay for it, don't. But don't knock others for having it, they're the reason you get to play for free.
edgross9874: The yearly subscription for Fallout 1st is $100.00, so $10.00 a month. Personally, I think it's worth it.
Lordoftheapes79: The rep grind isn't as bad as people make it out to be. When doing those two dailies you mentioned, you can get more per turn in depending on the options you choose. Once you finish the wastelanders story and have a camera there's an additional daily at the Overseer's house that can give you rep and the cooking daily in the Whitesprings Refuge also does. Over at the Ohio River Adventure, you can turn in Mirelurk meat for Raider rep and a host of random encounters that will get you rep for one side or the other.

I've also seen others mention the 2 events, Moonshine Jamboree for Raider rep and Eviction Notice for Settler rep.

Honestly, I'm disappointed they didn't add others when other factions arrived. Rep grinds are a pretty common thing in online games and it fits really well with Fallout's factions imo.
gravdigr27: FO 1st does not give you infinite storage in your stash. Oh how I wish it did. It gives infinite junk and ammo storage which is still worth it IMO. But my stash gets filled with legendaries very fast.

Also FO 1st does give you 1,600 atoms a month so if you spend more than $12/mo on atoms you may as well get FO 1st.
zimdorthegodofpower7955: Don't forget don't forget two events will give you rep for both factions settlers you have to do eviction notice and the raiders you have to do moonshine jamboree. And I recommend doing these not for just rep you're straight up fighting hordes. And you can get a lot of stuff even legendary weapons. Eviction notice is a little better for the weapons. And also most of the stuff you see for like the utility you can get in game for free ,perfect bubble gum will give you full hunger and thirst Wich will give you a buff ,carry weight boosters a savior. You can get it all pretty easily by logging in everyday going to the atomic shop getting one utility for free, or doing events. Even I think this month right now fallout first is on sale for 6 bucks on Xbox at least. If you want first then buy it cancel the reoccurring bill and grind the hell out of resources. I still need to do this and I've been kind of lazy at it lol. If you ever get fallout first for free for a few days or buy it for at least a month, take the opportunity and gather every junk and every ammo, no matter the ammo take it.
BM-PC_Gamer: New player, lvl 30. Nice videos, good content. I see a lot of "best power armor" videos. I'd like to see a beginners guide on how to build and maintain your first power armor. I got the excavator armor plans from Miner Miracles quest. Now trying to decide what I go next. Quest says build... So do I need a power armor cradle stand thing. Also, it looks like there is something that recharge your fusion core? Where/how get that? I guess a step by step guide on what you do once you have power armor plans. Thanks
scotty5789: I messed up when I started by buying utilities but now they have come in handy because I’m over-encumbered a lot so those carry weight have come in handy.

May 25 2024

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