How To Make Caps In Fallout 76

So, you're wandering the wasteland in Fallout 76, right? And you're thinking, "Man, I need some bottle caps!" Well, you're in luck! Caps are the lifeblood of the game. Let's talk about how to rake 'em in.

Becoming a Bottle Cap Baron

Think of caps as your post-apocalyptic pocket money. They buy you everything from fancy weapons to life-saving chems. You definitely want a healthy supply.

Selling Your Wares

Got some extra junk weighing you down? Turn that trash into treasure! Fallout 76 is all about scavenging.

Head to the nearest vendor. These robot merchants are scattered all over Appalachia. They’re always looking for something new.

Just open up your inventory and start selling. Scrap metal, spare weapons, extra chems – it all adds up!

Remember that each vendor has a daily cap limit. Once they're out of caps, you'll need to wait for the next day's reset. Don't worry; there are plenty of vendors to visit.

Completing Quests and Events

Who doesn't love a good quest? Fallout 76 is brimming with them.

Talk to NPCs, investigate strange happenings, and defend settlements. These missions often reward you with a nice stack of caps.

Look out for public events marked on your map. These cooperative challenges can net you some serious rewards, including caps.

Becoming a Resourceful Raider...Kind Of

Okay, maybe not a raider, but definitely resourceful! Explore the world. Keep your eyes peeled.

Hidden stashes of caps are everywhere, waiting to be discovered. Check inside safes, cash registers, and even under mattresses.

Looting enemies is also a reliable source of caps. Those pesky Super Mutants are often carrying a few.

Setting Up Shop

Want to be a true entrepreneur in the wasteland? Set up your own player vending machine!

Build a shop at your C.A.M.P. (Construction and Assembly Mobile Platform). Place vending machines. Then fill them with goods you want to sell.

Other players can visit your camp and buy your items. It's a great way to make passive income while you're out adventuring.

Negotiate and Haggle (Well, Sort Of)

Okay, you can't exactly haggle in the traditional sense, but you can still be smart about your trading.

Keep an eye out for perks that increase your selling prices. The "Hard Bargain" perk is a must-have for any aspiring cap collector. Equipping it can improve your selling prices by a large margin!

Consider what you're selling. Some items are more valuable than others. Knowing the market is key.