While brand new players can craft Weapon and Armor Workbenches on the spot, you won't be able to craft a Tinker's Workbench right away. Fallout 76 - Finding the plans for the Tinker's Workbench We've also got the lowdown on how to launch your first nuke. If you're looking fo what you'll need to craft the game's power armor sets, you can take a look at that process here. For those looking to plan their builds ahead of time, take a look at our guide on Perks. Here's some tips about where to find each.Ĭheck out our Camp Guide if you're looking for some basic survival tips. Add into this keeping your ammo stores replenished, and you'll find yourself constantly on the lookout for certain materials. Unlike games like Fallout: New Vegas, where repairing weapons and armor was done through a combination of the Repair skill, Weapon Repair Kits, or combining two like items in order to improve their condition, repairs in Fallout 76 will require the same materials as modification and settlement structures. Not only is this still the case in 76, but durability is also a new factor - weapons and armor will have a condition status that will need to be monitored, or else you'll risk them breaking on you at the most inopportune times. While weapon and armor crafting existed in Fallout 4, it was only really in the sense to be able to modify weapons with specific enhancements. Not only are the workshop and settlement mechanics carried over from the 2015 title, but weapons and armor crafting have also been overhauled.

Like Fallout 4 before it, Fallout 76 has a heavy emphasis on crafting, even moreso than its predecessor.

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