after the workshop i have been going back to all my settlements redoing protection and power/water
Whats making me angry is a totally enclosed settlement with walls 2 high and one way in ..somehow raiders appear inside the walls past all weapons and attack the settlement...isnt possible argh !
Walls 2 high and the building is 3 to 4 high overlooking everything approaching in all directions and somehow they just sneak by and appear inside past all of the only way in . :/

one thing I liked about the workshop DLC is the concrete walls/doorways/foundations, makes it so I can build defenses that look truly strong, not just a weak wooden wall or fence.
 
Also I have also had a problem with walls not keeping enemies out, it seems the spawn point for some enemies is inside the building area, so if you place the walls too far out, they'll be inside when fast traveling to a settlement.

stalinx20

whiskers54

stalinx20
Well guys,
I got it. here I go...

 
Good luck in the building department. All those new features in the latest DLC. I want to check it out but then I know what will happen and I won't get any sleep. LOL

straight up boring. If you want to spend your time just doing deco on your settlement, yep, go right on ahead. lol. there is nothing else there, I mean ok... you have the arena fights where you can pin your settlers up against one another and/or make them fight monsters and stuff, but that's it (you have lighting, neon lights, concrete structures) meh... going back to empire total war. Well, I can't say I didn't buy any downloadable content for it.

I knew there was no big deal like there was in the first DLC but for me, it was the small stuff like the garden boxes and the fusion generators. A few of my settlements are very close to their caps and I may be able to swap some stuff and gain some room. Otherwise, I probably would have avoided it. Or maybe not. LOL

The enemy inside the walls of your settlements when fast traveling to the settlements has been an ongoing problem for me long before the latest DLC down loads. And I too have to question it.
 
I will be going back to all my settlements and redoing some features as well. Look out concrete, here I come. LOL

I keep wishing that they would put a marker where dead enemies are so I can loot their corpses like in Far Cry 4 where they placed a small 'x' on the map.

Zuhl3156
I keep wishing that they would put a marker where dead enemies are so I can loot their corpses like in Far Cry 4 where they placed a small 'x' on the map.

For sure.... Spent forever trying to find out where I dropped a legendary enemy in the field.
I finished one ending last night. Was pretty fun. I have a bad habit of stockpiling all my good weapons for an epic battle and sadly, it only kind of happened.

I think I have reached the 'endgame' crossroads with this "Battle for Bunker Hill" mission. I can end it peacefully and work for The Institute, kill the Courser and alienate myself with The Institute, or wreak havoc and cause total carnage. Decisions, decisions, so many decisions. LOL

Zuhl3156
I keep wishing that they would put a marker where dead enemies are so I can loot their corpses like in Far Cry 4 where they placed a small 'x' on the map.

 
I agree. I hate taking out an enemy in a grassy area that has trees and junk. Makes it near impossible to find them without spending a lot of time doing so. And I hate leaving anything behind.

whiskers54

Zuhl3156
I keep wishing that they would put a marker where dead enemies are so I can loot their corpses like in Far Cry 4 where they placed a small 'x' on the map.

 
I agree. I hate taking out an enemy in a grassy area that has trees and junk. Makes it near impossible to find them without spending a lot of time doing so. And I hate leaving anything behind.

Never mind. Just realized it was about finding corpses.

Still traveling with Cait and for the most part I haven't had any problems with her. She is funny. Shot a guy in the crotch (was the only shot available) and he went down. Cait immediately responds "That must have hurt."