There are only two turrets because, again, asshole neighbors keep showing up (especially their goddamn off-leash dogs) to tear shit up, and I’ve run out of circuitry replacing them while maintaining my energy firearms.
Welcome to The Fonville-Morisey Parade of Homes, Saturdays at 1 p.m.
When I saw one of the staircase options in a menu, I got the idea to put the thing on stilts and, well, here you are. I liked the aesthetic of the cabin being set into the hillside, so I went up the hiking trail just outside of Flatwoods, to the obstacle course and rappelling tower, and put down near there. When I did, I surprised myself by how much I got invested in making my new joint look cool. Once I put walls and a roof on it, those dickhead Protectrons from the “Fertile Soil” event began wandering over, so I had to move. I did set up a rudimentary CAMP nearby underneath the New River Gorge Bridge, but it was basically an uncovered platform with a bed and two workbenches. Everything else I needed was in that village, too. So I wasn’t expecting to use the CAMP feature much in Fallout 76, especially after running across that first Red Rocket down the road in Flatwoods, with its stash box and tinker’s table outside. Later on, when I joined the Brotherhood of Steel, I moved pretty much everything to their airship and made Logan Airport my base of operations. I stuck to the initial Red Rocket workshop you happen upon after emerging from Vault 111, gave it every crafting table, set up turrets outside and put a safe in the office to store some sentimentalities for role-playing’s sake. In Fallout 4, I didn’t do much with building my base.
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