I love the Caps changes

[HeidenBluth]

its so refreshing to actually get money by playing the game. Im not a huge fan of player shops so this feels way more like a RPG where you actually get rewarded for playing. I played 1 hour today and made already like 2k caps without hardcore farming and sweating. its so fun, i hope they keep that

[Grendalcat]

Well OK, but it's not like the game didn't rain caps on you before this change.
I guess it's supposed to make up for the change to the Hard Bargain card, but not really much of a difference to me.

[[FuFo] Mortucus]

So what do you spend ya caps on because besides player vendor machines i never spends caps on anything
just camp blue prints and gun BP

[HeidenBluth]

Originalmente postado por FuFo Mortucus:

So what do you spend ya caps on because besides player vendor machines i never spends caps on anything
just camp blue prints and gun BP

i buy a lot of plans, materials etc. i still have most plans open to buy

[HeidenBluth]

Originalmente postado por Grendalcat:

Well OK, but it's not like the game didn't rain caps on you before this change.
I guess it's supposed to make up for the change to the Hard Bargain card, but not really much of a difference to me.

i run around with around 43 luck, i got like 50-70 caps per enemy, for me its a huge chage

[Wack-A-Mole MLRS]

This is great to hear-I'll be raising my Vendor prices by 40% tonight to help out anyone is now feeling enriched. Go get them tiger.

[jeffy]

i just craft and sell hats and shirts to make lots of caps

[DocBravo]

Originalmente postado por jeffy:

i just craft and sell hats and shirts to make lots of caps

Is the profit margin that good?
Selling to an NPC vendor?

[masternoxx1]

I have over 10k caps rn isnt that impressive

selling lighter items is the way to go

[masternoxx1]

Selling to an npc vendor of course, is only place

[spoggie]

Originalmente postado por DocBravo:

Originalmente postado por jeffy:

i just craft and sell hats and shirts to make lots of caps

Is the profit margin that good?
Selling to an NPC vendor?

What you can do is go to a workbench and see what outfits you can craft and their indicative value.
For instance my highest value outfit available on my lower character is the Vault 63 Riot Control outfit that requires leather, plastic, rubber and steel (junk I tend to throw away not having Fallout 1st) and has an indicative value of 300 caps but sells to an NPC vendor for circa 50 caps.
You may have noticed that vendors on public servers sometimes have for sale multiple outfits like the Treasure Hunter and so on because some players sell "vendor outfits" to them.