I know there is a patch next week, but hear me out. I don't care if they fix the level glitches or cap glitches, but the worst problem is with allies taking control of power armor! I've had several friendly ai take control of my modified power armor, with no way to get it back! I don't think they should patch player beneficial glitches because you reserve the choice to exploit those glitches if you want too...id rather they fix the quest glitches and leave the other bugs alone. I know you can take the power cores out of your suits to protect them, but I've had numerous examples where I'd have to revert to long previous saves to get my armor back, unsuspecting. Keep the new Vegas beneficial exploits in but fix the bugs that really hurt players who want to experience the full game in its entirety. That is all thanks everyone.

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The Title made me have a look? but yes a better description in the thread title would help and another yes to the OP comments, fix problematic bugs first, the issue with PA being taken by your allies sounds bloody annoying.

Exit your PA away from allies, and remove the fusion core.

Exactly. How is this any different from removing your keys from your car when you walk away so someone else doesn't drive it away. It is not a bug, but a feature to make the game more realistic.

I don't really use PA...but I have a nice display of them on the roof of my shack...I just move the ladder off to the side so no one can get at them...also looks cool with 4 PA suits looking over the settlement...seems to keep the raiders away..

Apparently, if you shoot the fusion core on the back of the armour, that will cause the occupant to come out of it, not actually tested it myself though.

It made them go nuclear when I did it.

I didn't even know this could happen - definitely removing the fusion cores from all of my suits when I play next.

Well, taking a car without permission is still theft and whether the keys were in it or not is completely irrelevant. Regarding the realism, do you honestly think anyone would even come up with the idea of stealing the Power Armour belonging to the General of the Minutemen protecting the settlement he's living in? That, my friend, isn't realism, that's stupidity.

Man! If I catch Dogmeat stealing my power armor, he's really gonna be dog meat!