News wise Fallout 4 Supply Route: How to connect your colonies and transport resources?
In Fallout 4 you have to manage several colonies, and if you want to share resources between them, you absolutely have to master one mechanism, namely that of supply routes, and that’s a good thing, because they are – that’s what we will be interested in here!
As we just told you, in Fallout 4 you have to manage several colonies and for each one you get useful materials for crafting. You also have to manage the water and food needs of each of these animals.
The problem is that manually transferring resources between colonies is not only time-consuming, but also tedious! We therefore recommend that you look into the mechanics of the supply route allows you to do this passively.
Specifically, you send one of your residents to commute between two colonies and exchange resources. Also, you should know that it is easy connects all of its colonies with just a few routes. Let’s take the example of the three colonies A, B and C.
Well, you don’t have to link them all together! Simply set up a supply route between A and B and between B and C and all three will connect. The only thing that needs to be taken into account is that the residents who are sent to provide care are always considered residents of their place of origin still consume water and foodeven if they’re not really there anymore.
The supply routes in Fallout 4 are, as we’ve just seen, extremely practical, but how to create one remains to be seen. For that, You must have at least two colonies with at least one resident who can fill this role.
You will also need to unlock the Local Chef skill, which requires 6 Charisma points. If all of these requirements are met, All you have to do is switch to build mode. Then select the settler you want to assign to this task.
Choose your destination, confirm and you’re done. Your settler has now become a supplier and you will see him taking to the streets with his Brahmin. Before we throw it in the deep end, Still thinking about equipping it a bit with weapons and armor.
Although he cannot be killed by NPCs himself, he will fight them and possibly be knocked out. Also be careful not to leave too many mines lying around in nature. Because if NPCs can’t kill your supplier, Your own mines can!
