The Ultimate Beginner's Guide (Levels 1-25) - Fallout 76

Video of me showing the ultimate guide for beginners in fallout 76.

[Tcproper]

There is a bed you can sleep in the room. Do that before you get your pip-boy. Get the well rested xp bonus before you leave the vault.

[Ash]

I only recently started playing the game again a few weeks ago (currently level 90 so these aren't that much help to me anymore but) this is a really nice guided start, thanks for making this!

[feiryfella]

Use being in a team + events to get around the map. Jump to other teamates its free as are public events. Learn food buffs, this means you can put perk points into say gunnery and dps and also buff intelligence for XP. Public events are XP goldmines! Do them even if you just hide in a corner, no one is honestly going to care, they know exactly what your doing and may well even give you loot they can't carry or don't want. Get a hit on anything you can as the video states, this is a great guide! Never not scrap steel or lead, you'll thank me!
The mothman event-Path to Enlightenment gives you a 5% XP buff, as does sleeping in a bed for 30 secs. This stacks as does cranberry cobbler, so 15% buff with those. My only issue with levelling fast is getting to level 50 in a day and not having enough scrap and weapons, so it's ok to take it easy and learn the game mechanics. It took me AGES to get to L30 1st time around, made a ton of mistakes, and its easy to respec our perks now *phew*, we were stuck with our mistakes back in the day younglings! No legendary perks either! So you CAN relax and screw up all you like. I've got to L20 several times with a damn walking stick lol.

[TheSixStringGuy]

Been playing since fallout 76 came out on ps4 premium. I'm having such a blast customizing my base. I feel I've spent more time doing that then missions. This game has everything I could want in a video game. I love being immersed into this world. I'm 33 and most games I lose interest very quickly. This game is not the case.

Also thanks for the content! I'm only level 11 but I'm learning!

[johnw]

I drop extra stuff for new players all the time -- and sometimes I even will craft a level 1 or level 5 legendary weapon or armor to leave as well.

[lornesbored]

the first time I played someone left a power armour frame outside of vault 76 and it helped me immensely immediately with the strength boost.

[albusplaustrum]

Wow, never knew about the map in the train station. Just like I didn't know about the lookout towers.
I am such a hoarder so I feel the pick up everything and scrap vibe early in game. I remeber walking into Morgantown airport and seeing the level 45 pump shotguns on the ground just baffled that no one wanted this awesome gun, I was like level 20 or something. 🤣Of course Fallout 1st enables my hoarding to the next level.
Once I hit 200 I want to go back on a 2nd character to play through missions and what not again.

Of course thank you for the video, between you and Angry Turtle, learning more about the game in the last couple months than I did the first few at launch. Game is so different now.

[Thefoxtheory]

Keep in mind, if you put your C.A.M.P near Gilman Lumber Yard, say at the lake right beside, the Lumber-trons can give you 10-15 wood per bot...

[pwvdam]

Ideas to include in your next beginner guide are all the free travel options including certain locations, player camps, player locations, your claimed workshops etc. Things I learned were that you shouldnt worry about the pvp aspect of claiming workshops, how it nets you lots of camp plans. Which side to align with for the free chinese stealth armor? How daily ops work? How to save ammo avoiding certain builds at early levels? Just some ideas, you're doing a great job!

[PaceoveUnty]

Love your videos. I'm a new player that just hit 45. I've learned a lot and only wish I found your channel sooner.

[tylertech]

"You should join a group". Me: *joins 1 of 3 level 300 groups*. Game 2m later: "you are group leader*

[patrickvanloo]

Thanks for all tips. I am still below level 5 and do not understand a lot and start over again and again.
Even when i do not know how 80% works in this game, and struggeling so hard . This will help

[squidwardtentacle]

Thank you for this guide sir. After a few years and seeing many good reviews on the game lately, I'm downloading Fallout 76 right now.

[iammrmenotu]

Perfect video brother, insightful and as always super helpful. keep up the great work. You make this game and community super welcoming and amazing.

[Camokidvr]

i didn’t see the cards next to the glasses and pen in the vault

[mwffusg]

Thank you so much I've never really been good at games like this, so it makes the difference.

[hjboots]

Absolutely great video, i can't wait to restart my game and follow your recommendations, it looks as if i`ll have a better gaming chance at leveling up doing what you have shown in the video. Thank you great job.

[ScarletKnightACG]

This would be a good video to redo and add onto with everyone starting or getting back into 76.

[TasmanianViking]

Great video guide, I just started playing and did get some help from another player. But this really helps me understand the game and character development a lot more.

[smokeypixels]

bg music is heard in Jak X!!!! I loooove the song(and Jak and Daxter games lol) it's one of my favourites!! I'm not particularly 'new' to Fallout but this is a good refresher as I'm jumping back into the game as I heard it's been improved since launch :D