You’ve Crafted Your Own Experience Farming Tool, But You’re Going to Break Your Xbox Controller in the Process
With the popularity achieved by the series of Fallout on Prime Videoit’s no surprise to see new and veteran players alike diving back into the vast, post-apocalyptic world of Fallout 4. Among them, some stand out not only for their skill in the game, but for their creativity in making the most of Bethesda’s RPG. One of these clever players has caught the attention of our teammates. Gamepro.de for your idea achieve XP very quickly without effortand it only took his father’s drill.
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The protagonist of this story is the player nicknamed Glory_Boy-who has devised an innovative way of farm experience within Fallout 4. The premise is simple but ingenious: Attach a drill to the Xbox controller, causing button A to be pressed repeatedly automatically. This improvised arrangement, which secures the controller to a wooden board to prevent movement, not only demonstrates Glory_Boy’s ingenuity, but also his dedication to maximizing in-game efficiency. And the little affection he has for his command.
The technique used by Glory_Boy- is based on a glitch known from the Fallout 4 Automatron DLC, specifically taking advantage of the ability to repeatedly craft a robot torso using parts from the Mr. Handy series. This strategy, according to the player’s own explanations, allows generate unlimited experience, restricted only by the player’s ability to maintain the rhythm of button presses. This approach, while striking, is not unique; Throughout the history of video games, players have demonstrated an exceptional ability to discover and exploit mechanics that accelerate progress in open-world games like Fallout 4.
The Fallout 4 community has had a mixed reaction to this feat by Glory_Boy. While some celebrate their ingenuity and share tips to further optimize the methodothers warn of possible consequences, such as premature wear of the drive due to the constant friction generated by the drill.
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