Infinte Experience exploit found.

[Officer McChicken]

Location: Arcjet

Found: Via quest with Paladin Danse to go get the Deep range Transmitter

Exploit: With Expert Safe cracking and Expert Computer Hacking you can first Unlock the safe then the computer and use the computer to keep locking the safe over and over and unlock the safe for more and more experience. The Safe unlock area doesnt even change so its minimal on Bobby Pin usage. 20 exp a shot at 10 Intelligence. Playing on Normal Mode.

Not sure if this has been found yet so Posting it.

[Mook]

Or console commands

[Planeforger]

This works on every safe tied to a computer terminal.

[Greb]

Use for console guys I guess, but from what I've seen, most people just build wooden and steel signs for XP, while masturbating or watching Youtube or something else.

[Scoob]

Yes, I noticed this potential exploit when I hacked a terminal, after previously lock picking the near by safe, and seeing the "lock" option for said safe. Still, I think the game offers more fun ways to gain experience that a repeated pick / re-lock grind :)

Scoob.

[bloodboil]

I don't really see why people bring up Exploits for a PC version of a game. We don't need them, if we want to cheat we can do it the straightforward way through console. We're not console plebs here.

[Kailen]

There's a lot easier ways to get experience by just playing. Grinding the safe trick (which has been around since FO3, so it's not new) isn't really worth it.

Also, some people don't seem to get that there's a world of difference between exploiting/grinding, and using the console to straight up cheat. A lot of players don't like to cheat - go outside what the game provides - to advance. Exploting something WITHING the game is not the same thing. At all.

[FallenHeroes]

this is not a exp exploit but if you wait to turn on the rocket boosters when danes is surrounded by synth they keep on comming so many free weapons and ammo after 30 min made 4 trips to pick it all up and sell it with campanions. not exp exploit but kinda a cap and ammo exploit.

[Scoob]

Yeah, I'd not really call this an exploit in the sense that something is broken, enabling the player to take advantage. I mean, you unlock something via picking, you re-lock it electronically and the lock-pick position is randomised once more. Actually I can imagine this might be quite useful for someone new to the game to practise their lock-pick technique. I never lock-picked in FO3 - I role-played as a hacker type - but Skyrim taught me how to play the lock pick mini-game. Someone for whom this is their first Bethesda game, might welcome a bit of practise, the experience your character gains from this is insignificant, the experience the player gains in the mini-game is quite valuable.

Scoob.