These are rare and expensive items found throughout the game world, and you’ll want to limit your time spent wearing the armor to when you’ve either got a lot of fusion cores or need the armor for a tough fight. Power armor takes up about 10 pounds of weight in your inventory, but adds carrying capacity when you’re actually wearing it.Ĭrucially, it requires a single “fusion core” battery to power it. If you’re wandering the wasteland at your own pace, the main thing to keep in mind is that you’re looking for barns, sheds, greenhouses, warehouses, and other small industrial buildings.

Once you’ve done this, it’s yours.Īccording to the original Fallout 76 strategy guide, you can relinquish ownership of power armor by “dropping it” from your inventory.

To enter power armor you find in the open world, use the action button (X on PlayStation, A on Xbox, etc.) to climb into the exosuit and claim it as your own. Power Armor, also referred to as powered combat infantry armor, is a type of powered exoskeleton that appears in the post-apocalyptic Fallout video game. Collecting a full set of T-45, T-51, T-60, X-01, or specialized armor can be a fun goal to work toward while you knock out quests. Type what is below into the console (minus the indent): setownership Now your 'Stolen Power Armor' is just 'Your Power Armor.' This also works for (I believe) Fallout 3 and The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, and especially comes in handy when bartering Stolen Goods with Non-Thieves Guild Members/Honest Merchants. Sometimes, they’ll have two or three armor pieces outfitted on them already, but you can find the individual torso plates, arms, legs, helmet and so forth elsewhere.

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