Drakon_games12: I do wish the backpack mods applied to power armor I always have to change my cards around when I put on power armor because the mod doesn’t apply

347thegamer: Note: you can also get possum badges from the repeatable daily quests from the scouts

mimru: I use the grocer’s backpack, because I use nuka cola for everything, healing/rad resistance/rad removal/ etc… along with the nuka nut perk. After I got the nuka collection this build became very viable.

Ioppish: i understand the logic of not needing the food or chems weight reductions, but you must understand i can not help myself. i must have them all because i carry hundreds of food items and chems i know i will never use.

nevzilla: My problem is I am a hoarder and I generally forget how many chems I have and looked last night I had 600 stimpacks, so if I didn't run Traveling Pharmacy I would be crushed by own healing items.

JoviaI1: Simple. If you are stealth commando, use grocers. If you're heavy gunner/melee, use chemist. If you're really good at micromanaging how much food and chems you have, use the increased capacity mod.

branbeno77: Stings and Things & Operation Tidy daily missions have a 25% chance of giving a badge. It took me about a week to grind seven badges.

raistek: I think you are on point - if you have perk points to grab wight reduction perks than high capacity is the way to go. When you min max and don't have enough - then use combination of backpack mod perk

Puddles117: high capacity for me because i run ur full health vats commando build u made and i need it but personally i found the possum badges fun to get

Kastor774: "I don't know why would you have so many chems on you"

That's such a fallout 1st thing to say.

pcgamingnerd9529: Found Blight soup to be the most useful with its 50% crit boost

Aug 21 2024

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