"The game might be giving you Mechanists and Dust Devils to give you more Robot parts, since you are going to be getting into crafting Robots now. I wasn't sure if you knew what you were talking about, so I tried both usages of the term "random" - the quests and the encounters.Īgain, I already answered your question with a Suggestion and an Idea: For example, the Radiant Quests have random targets and random locations. Many people utilize the term "random" for a number of things in the game. Although I answered your query already, I'll try to clarify what you don't seem to understand. Still hoping for an answer to the question in the OP. Check the results of the google search I provided above. Originally posted by Tesityr:Do you mean the encounters while wandering?Yes, and those are widely referred to as random encounters. This will also open up The Mechanist Radiants (Radiant Quests of tracking down Mechanist Robots after it is all done - you can get a lot of new Settlers for your Settlements doing them!) You will still get them, but you might get them less (and see more Super Mutants/Raiders/etc again).
Perhaps that will lower the amount of World Encounters / Wandering Encounters for those groups. Try that: finish the Automatron Questline entirely. That's just to help you out.Īlso, it is supposed to send you more Mechanists and Mechanist Attacks, to get you to chase down The Mechanist and stop it all. The game might be giving you Mechanists and Dust Devils to give you more Robot parts, since you are going to be getting into crafting Robots now.
It also matters where you go (camp sites, bases, towns, etc) - if you are going back and forth over the same paths, the chances of running into the same types of packs are higher. You can't really influence where they will take you.ĭo you mean the encounters while wandering? I still run into packs of Super Mutants and Raiders, even though I started the Automatron Questline. Random Quests are given out by Preston or by Settlers at Settlements and they are just that, Random, radiating out from each Settlement to other parts of The Commonwealth (hence why they are called Radiants).
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