Fallout 76 Weapon Crafting Guide - All You Need To Know About Obtaining Weapon Mods & Applying Them!

So, you're hopping into Fallout 76 for the first time in today's beta? Or perhaps, you're a first timer when the game launches. Allow this guide to be your one way trip to Fallout 76's primary gameplay loop.

[MrGhost-eqjy]

I feel like someone should mention how powerful and inexpensive the throwing knives are, I was consistently killing higher level robots last night with only one knife each.... I was lvl 4, and they were 10-12 I believe

[alexandershelton]

Since I’m most likely playing solo I’ll go with a Strength/Intelligence build. Great video, Matty.

[finalrender]

looking forward to seeing ya in the pc beta tonight matey

[kedalosvex]

Thank you for explaining.
This helps a lot. I didn't know this even I played the beta for 3 days...

[billybuckle]

I have been watching since you speculated about fallout 4 and now, here we are with fallout 76. Same quality videos . Always my first stop anything fallout related

[ellie_m]

Thanks so much, Matty! This was insanely helpful, I've avoided watching footage for this game so far, because I'm so looking forward to experience things myself starting tonight, but I felt really worried that I'd been missing out on all the useful info. Then this video came along. Thank you!

[moniumus]

Here before the people that click a FO76 video just to hate on it

[_Mrman]

Finally someone talks about this topic I’ve been leaving comments here and there mentioning such things about how to unlock weapon mods since the first play test.

[Minzimedic]

Thanks for the shout out! Keep up the good work.

[PenguinsHockey]

Im over level 100 and still don’t understand weapons

[jamesperkins]

I'd love to see the armor version. I've heard that it works differently from weapons.

[josecruz]

I really appreciate this video because I was planning on going heavy into crafting in this game

[Soggy-In-Seattle]

When you find a weapon with a special effect that you like, keep it. Scrapping it will not get you that mod. Instead, apply any mod you have to that particular weapon. The Scorched often drop pipe and hunting guns and after scrapping a couple dozen, I have a bunch of mods.

[millshenderson]

I'm loving the game it's different and a bit buggy but I'm still having a blast

[tradclimber]

Character builds, more specifically I would really like to know what would be go to build to be kinda tank ish but be able to mix well with any group

[DrevisTACTICAL]

How do you attach weapon and armor mods that you find. I have like 10 in my inventory but can't figure out and don't want to just sell them

[eternaldarkenergy]

im lucky i allready figured it out by accident but im sure alot of people appreciate that information, nice work :)

[bobboby]

You should do a video on when you make in-game purchases how do you acquire that in-game purchase cuz it doesn't just show up in your inventory like most games and if it's supposed to then maybe help people know where to go to get that merchandise that they paid for

[andu]

The weapon modding is fun. What I miss the most from Fallout 4 is naming the weapons. I named a pool cue the buttwhole stickeroo

[classymofo]

Is anyone else really excited and glad there's a level system for weapons? Because what I absolutely hated about older fallout games is once you found where the best weapon in the game is, you can just go get it, then the ENTIRE game is a fucking cakewalk. Mayne getting the weapon is hard, but then that's it.

With a weapon system, you will constantly be changing your weapon playstyle and trying new guns you come across, and I really like that. A good example of this kind of system done right is borderlands, and in this game you go 1 step further with moddable weapons. Cant wait to play 🙏