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The video by GV 2017 provides a comprehensive guide on how players can earn a substantial amount of caps—over three thousand per hour—in "Fallout 4" by producing and selling purified water. This process involves setting up industrial water purifiers in settlements, with Sanctuary recommended as an ideal location. Each purifier, which requires Science Rank 1 and a connection to a medium generator, generates purified water that can be collected from the workbench. GV 2017 recommends engaging in game activities like exploring or completing quests to pass the time needed for water generation.
The speaker explains that selling the purified water can be highly lucrative, especially with high charisma and the Cap Collector perk, which boosts earnings per bottle by up to 30%. However, due to the limited caps individual vendors have, strategic selling is advised, particularly in Diamond City and various Commonwealth vendors. The speaker also addresses the need for increased defense, suggesting missile turrets to protect settlements from potential Raider attacks due to higher water production.
While acknowledging that some might view this method as "cheesy," the speaker clarifies it's a legitimate tactic within the game’s rules. The video ends with an invitation for viewer feedback on using this method and a reminder to subscribe for more Fallout 4 tips.
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In this part of the video, GV 2017 shares a highly effective method for earning a significant amount of caps in Fallout 4, suggesting players can make over three thousand caps per hour. The technique involves utilizing settlements with ample water, recommending Sanctuary as an ideal location. The process includes building industrial water purifiers, which require Science Rank 1 (Intelligence 6). GV 2017 constructed three purifiers in their example, but more can be built for greater efficiency. Each purifier must be connected to a medium generator. The necessary materials for purifiers and generators are listed, emphasizing that they are not too difficult to find. Players need to allow time for purified water to generate, which can be collected at the workbench later. GV 2017 advises players to explore the Commonwealth or complete quests to pass the time, as merely waiting or fast traveling does not trigger water production.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the process of generating caps by producing and selling purified water in a game. The player needs to engage in game activities to advance time and return to their settlement to collect purified water from the workshop under the ‘aid’ category. Selling this water can yield a significant amount of caps, especially if the player has high charisma and the cap collector perk, increasing the earnings per bottle by up to 30%.
Additionally, the speaker gives advice on selling strategies, such as visiting Diamond City and various vendors across the Commonwealth, due to the limited caps available with individual vendors. The speaker also addresses the increased defense requirement resulting from higher water production, potentially leading to Raider attacks. Suggestions include building missile turrets to meet defense needs, though caution is advised if producing more than three industrial purifiers due to the substantial defense requirement. The speaker plans to continue testing this method and to report any issues with Raider attacks.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses a method for accumulating a large amount of caps in Fallout 4 by collecting and selling purified water. They acknowledge that this tactic might be seen as “cheesy” because it wasn’t intended by the game developers, but it’s still within the game’s rules and doesn’t exploit any faulty code. The speaker asks viewers if they plan to use this method and whether they consider it an exploit. They also highlight the benefits of having caps for purchasing high-cost, unique weapons. The video concludes with a reminder to stay tuned for more daily Fallout 4 tips and to like and subscribe for future content.