Settlement container safety ?

Post » Tue Dec 01, 2015 3:52 am

Hi all - when you establish a settlement/workshop, are the containers there safe from being looted?

I just gained the workshop at Jamaica Plain (OT, but I think JP has the absolute worst set-up/boundaries/structures of any settlement build area I've encountered to this point with 14 workshops; is it just me??) and I don't want to set up an actual settlement here, I just want to store some heavy weapons and PA repair junk in the workbench so they're available to me in a tough fight. But the workbench won't be guarded in any way.

Regarding other containers, are they safe if I seal them up inside workshop construction? For example, if the JP workbench isn't safe if left totally unguarded, I'd like to use a container that's in the ruined house attached to that workshop. What I'd do is construct 2 wall sections to block off the doors, and then when I need to access the container in the house, just move a section temporarily to get into the house, and then seal it back up when I've retrieved what I needed to get. Does that make sense??

TIA!

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Post » Tue Dec 01, 2015 12:53 am

I know settlers can take food and water from workstations, but not sure about armor and weapons, as I don't store those there. If you store anything in containers in your settlement, they can be looted. I have a weapons crate (with ammo) just for them, so they can take anything more powerful if they desire.

If you don't want any items looted, put them in a safe. It's the only container I know that's not looted.

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