what high level players do in this game ?

[MOITA]

I've already finished main story and most of side quests.
Im questionning myself what People above level 80 do in this game ?

[Makeithappen]

build in settlements. Farm legendary weapons. Get everyone in your settlements a PA.
Get all the achievements. Collect all the magazines and bobbleheads. Get my intelligence to 30 or higher, throw down a couple dozen gunner cages, pop every exp buff you can and level like crazy.

[Zekiran]

Originally posted by Moita713:

I've already finished main story and most of side quests.
Im questionning myself what People above level 80 do in this game ?

On my current run?


.... Finish getting the Courser Chip and enter the Institute for the first time.

>_>

[UsernameTaken666]

have fun?

[Xeriath]

Still dying because I don’t like power armor, don’t like ballistic but love my dress and the best my character doesn’t have any endurance + my character loves his pipe gun which is not so good. Of course, I build a lot and write my stories(Journal mod). I have fun with it, and these only matters.

[Castyles]

When you finish everything you either start over or move on. That's it.

[gregnewman2022]

now that it looks like the crash-fest that used to my game is fixed ( ? ) , I've cranked up the game play to '' very hard '' ( tried survival when it first came out and hated it ) and now leaning on the mods '' Cheat Terminal , '' SKK Random Encounters '' and '' No Place is Safe '' , cranked up the specs on those mods , and for once having a bloody good time playing for the first time in years ...........

[dbond1]

I finished the main quest a couple hundred hours ago. I play vanilla survival.

I spend a lot of my time just patrolling. One of my favorite things about Fallout 4 is how the game world doesn't revolve around the player, and I like to just gear up, head out and see what I can stir up. I love how firefights erupt just over there and the gunfire reverberates off the surrounding terrain. You never know what is just around the corner. NPCs encounter one another and have a battle. I can plink them from the periphery, go full assault or slip on past as the mood strikes.

For the post-apocalyptic fans, some might have played a mod for Stalker called Misery. Not many did, I don't think, as it was quite difficult. But I played this way in that game too. No real objective, not chasing quests or missions. Just lock and load and head out. Existing in the game world, conjuring up my own missions. Because FO4 has no level cap, I find this post-quest game play suits me perfectly.

[Sir Dookface McFerretballs]

Try out new mods, build amazing settlements, and smite thousands of hostile NPCs like the GOD my high-level character has become.

[socialmediaaddress3]

I usually start over.
I enjoy the early part of the game the most.
The sad music fits as you look at the wrekc of your former life.

[Avidius Aurelius]

450 hours into my first playthrough. Perhaps I'll begin searching for my son once I hit level 150. Kinda forgot I had a son, oops. And who is Preston again? Was too busy farming junk to build up my huge fortress at Sanctuary!

Who am I kidding, I still have to do all the DLC first so I'm gonna head to Nuka World "soon".

[necro]

I built up a super community and cleaned up the world. also modded for more settlement to secure junction points.

[cheshirm]

level 86. finished one of the endings of Far Harbor. hear there are 3-4 more. have one ending option to do in the main game main story line. havent fully built a settlement yet. bunch of side quests to do. might wait for the graphics update. or start from scratch again when that comes out.

[.:Jj:.]

Originally posted by Moita713:

I've already finished main story and most of side quests.
Im questionning myself what People above level 80 do in this game ?

Outside of the main story it's all about self-imposed goals:

- do all the side content
- earn all achievements
- collect all unique items and collectibles, normal ones and from mods
- engage in building (again- with the help of mods)
- engage in settlement management (+mods)
- collect and upgrade (and display) all types and groups of weapons and armor, including of course power armors (again- +mods. I have probably extra brand new 14-16 power armor models, most of them come with some scavenging, story etc)
- explore ew areas and dungeons from mods once even DLC content is completely plowed through

Ultimately it will fall into starting a clean new playthrough and trying a completely new, expanded selection of mods, trying different playstyles etc. For people that keep playing- I guess that's mostly building and replaying while trying new stuff.

Create a bookmark and check out Nexus on a regular basis. New weapons come out constantly.
Today I downloaded featured BH Kar98k- in total I have prolly 100+ of new weapons installed.
https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/73799

And recently I finally gave the 'bullet time' mod a chance. And while yes it is a borderline cheat item, but also heavily transforms combat encounters and bumps power fantasy to 12.
https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/9325

[Wasteland Project]

Automatron? Nuka World? Vault-Tec Workshop? are still hundreds of hours of gameplay from just quests, not counting building with Vault-Tec Workshop without going crazy with the achievements.

[Xenon The Noble]

Use naughty mods and build settlements for all of Nate's children.
They're still setters so they're insulting , but at least they're the Children of Nate.
Why else would SS build settlements for a bunch of ungrateful loser settlers? They're his kids! He's passing his pre-war genes throughout the commonwealth, improving the gene pool. Peace will break out between the Type 3 synths and the Children of Nate when they realize they're bonded by blood.
Thinking of trying to make a mod out of it.... goals to have children, new CoN settlements, Army of Nate (to replace the MM losers), Peace with the Institute, etc.