Fallout 4 Settlement Guide - Settlement Power Guide 

Same was really helpful

I put them on roofs with a tall power pole next to it.

Just get place Everywhere and then you place the pylon close at first but then you cn move into anywhere and have as long powerlines as you want.

+Samael76 You are very welcome my friend!

+Szer You are indeed correct! Not unless you do a good 3-4 days worth of salvaging

+CursingWithCurtis sorry for asking, but do you mind making a video on it? Please?

+CursingWithCurtis Also I'm subbing

+Michael Whiting I am glad you are liking them, I'll be bringing out a new video every day! So just keep checking back or Subscribe, completely upto you buddy ;)

manz92 yup

+BIG/TIME /vaper Hahaha! Welcome back! Fallout does have that effect on people lol, same as Skyrim xD

ya sorry about that but i am back to watching vids now lol :)

+Sully5443 Why thank you :)

+Alexander Thorell Thanks for the compliments :) and it's called "Cage Armor" I found it in a random box but I believe you can buy it from Diamond City, it's badass looking though right ;) I don't think I will change it.... EVER!

+Vegard Harbosen Thank you very much, I will try my hardest! Got a new video coming out in 16 minutes :)

+Abdiel Weller Not enough power

+Damien C. But I have a ton of generators and it still has red words.

+Random account Then you have something in your settlement that isn't connected tonpower

PC based. developer room and console cheats. it's the best option for builderz

+Michael Strietz console commnd tgm (toggle god mode)

It's called cheating with console commands... Ahsuhausha

+Pseudomuse Are you also a very fussy builder when it comes to object placement? :)

Absolutely. This was great to watch, and every single time I see vids of people just running wires right through areas and then start having conversations with npcs and a wire is crossing right through the camera, like... I feel a little bit sorry for people that don't give a shit about that stuff.

+Reazon54ATX Thanks buddy, glad you're enjoying it, seeing you often around my channel now haha xD

Lol

Exactly what I was just saying. I don't have a PC where I can cheat with unlimited supplies.

Derek Lee you dont need PC console commands you can just duplicate it if you're gonna bitch about supply's

Well hello Curtis 👋

Haha didn't expect that one mate good on ya anyway wanted to say thanks for the vid never got to play fallout 4 until 4 months ago and appreciate the help

Nope, thats not true. As it is with the houses you build yourself, the ones that already exists in the game are made with "square blocks" which are connected one to another. When you place a conduit on a house, it will power only the "block" where the conduit is placed plus all the "blocks" that are directly connected to it. So, the blocks after it will not have power. Because of that you have to do more or less like the author of this video did. As you cant see the blocks the house is made, you have to guess its positions and place the conduits accordingly so all the house gets effectively powered.

+2138Dude Very true but I don't like the look of pylons on buildings haha but it does work!

+eluxsus0195684 Use other settlements to scrap and salvage everything there. Also I collect everything I come across, I don't leave anything behind.

+Christian Smith Incorrect, I will eventually start using mods, when they release some good ones, but a batch file just for resources is pretty pointless =/

+Christian Smith 34k Steel, Wood and Copper and Ceramic is very VERy easy to acquire, I believe I got nearly 20k'ish just from scrapping everything in my other settlements. Adhesive, and Nuclear materials on the other hand require a good bit of grinding. I am not lying nor do I need to lie when I even stated in my previous video, that I have 2x Save files, 1 which is my normal game and the other which is a save is my settlement building only save where I used console commands to acquire 100k+ of every material, thus allowing me to build crazy designs and decide if I like it or not so I don't waste materials in my normal game save. If I was lying or trying to hide something I would edit out things I didn't want you to see lol. 2-3 hours of farming and scrapping other settlements yields very big gains in materials except for nuclear and adhesive.

+CursingWithCurtis And even in this case, adhesive can be made from plants. Veggie starch can be made at any cooking station from a mix of tatos, corn, and some other plant. This starch when scrapped, counts for a whopping 5 adhesive each. Since a cook pot already exists in sanctuary, you can throw down a pretty basic farm and literally grow your own adhesive in bulk. Looking for circuits for those pesky turrets? Telephones and hotplates are both fairly cheap from vendors. So really, the only truly rare mats if you know where to look are nuke mats, fiber optics, and ballistic fibers.

Oh god the memories of when I was a kid begging my parents for mw2 are coming back to me lol

+Gilbert Grape liek if u cri evry tiem :(

you can find a full set of X-01 armor at Postal Square. I got a MK-IV, but you can upgrade it to a MK-VI. Try doing atleast around lvl 30

Oh I’m still around, just making videos on other games now :)

@@CurtisBuilds well good luck man. Nice running into you

@@peepeepoopoovdbhxvbcc6683 thanks dude, you too! Hopefully see you on another video of mine :)