There are lots more missions to do like completing the Ally quests, side-quests, events, and more. You’ll be able to complete the main missions by the time you hit around 30 to 35. The Overseer missions are tough and they’ll take you all over the map. Scrap all the junk in your inventory and store them in the Stash. You’ll be surprised how kind they can be.Īlso, now is a good time to build a proper CAMP and setup all the crafting tables. Or ask a high-level player for some spare ammo. If you’ve been following the main quests, you should have some caps right now. You can usually buy any ammo type for 1cap each. Hop into a few player shops until you find cheap prices. You’ll often run out of ammo in F76 and farming for ammo or crafting them is a bit of a grind. Levels 20-30: Buy Ammo and Build A CAMPīefore you start the Overseer missions, make sure to stock up on ammo. Right now, your goal should be to reach level 20 because that’s when the Overseer missions start. Try side-quests if you like but I like to save them for last. Keep focusing on following the main quests. It will make it easier to handle herds as well. So grab a few shotguns and use them to mow down all those Scorched zombies. Shotguns are going to be your main weapon of choice. In my experience, they do the most damage and with the right perks, they will make it much easier to take down any enemy. Also, save your Stimpacks as they are hard to come by. Use melee weapons whenever you can and save the ammo. You’ll go from 0 to level 10 in just a couple of hours or even less. While you follow the main missions, you’ll also level up really fast. It acts as a tutorial of sorts so the main mission will teach you the ins and outs of the game. In the early game, focus on finishing the main missions. Equip them as you please and focus on having fun. You’ll find plenty of weapons when you beat enemies. Levels 1-10: Save Your Ammo and Stimpacksĭon’t worry about getting the best weapons or gear when starting out. They will keep you alive even when dealing with dangerous monsters. These weapons heal you when dealing damage to enemies. Note: Look for “vampire” weapons in player vendor shops. You’ll come across sniper rifles later in the game.
When you shoot while sneaking, you can do 2X damage. I used the sniper rifle for long-range shots. And they are perfect for close-quarter combat. Shotguns are easier to find in the early game. I went with a Shotgun and a sniper rifle for my build. Here are some of the other perks worth getting with the rest of the points: You can basically take down most enemies with just one headshot with VATS. These will boost the power of shotguns by over 40%. But I recommend getting the Shotgunner and Expert Shotgunner perks and max them out.Īlso, get Skeetshooter and Enforcer perks. You don’t have to follow these exact perk build. And got a few other accompanying perks too. It worked best in both my playthroughs of the game.Īs you can see I prioritized the shotgun perks to increase damage output. They give you buffs and abilities.įor this build, I’m going for a shotgun and sniper-based build. If you’re not familiar with Fallout, these perks are like Skill points in other RPGs. Whenever you hit a new level in F76, you’ll be awarded a chance to get a new perk card and equip new perks. This build is simple, beginner-friendly, and worked great for me when tackling all the campaign mission as a solo player.
#Fallout 76 builds 2021 solo Ps4
I’ve been trying out a new build for my PC character and managed to avoid all the mistakes I did on my PS4 playthrough. I’ve put in lots of hours into F76 on PS4 and as well as on PC. In this post, I’m sharing a simple leveling guide and a build you can use in Fallout 76. If you’re also new to Fallout 76, getting started on a proper build from the beginning of the game is very important. Fallout 76 player base is growing fast and new players are joining this great MMORPG every day.
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