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Who is the companion Mia?

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So I was watching a video about someone who has npc's spawn at his base and he said his companion is Mia. Around the 1:18 mark they say this.

Who is Mia? Can someone show me what she looks like?
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I wonder if they're saying their companion is M.I.A, missing in action, because they're showing an empty bedroom, indicating that they don't have a companion at the moment?
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How do you launch a nuke in Fallout 76?
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The steps required to launch a nuke in Fallout 76 are as follows: You must join 'The Enclave' in order to gain access to the Whitespring Bunker Complete both the 'Back to Basic' and 'Officer on Deck' missions to gain access to the Whitespring Bunker Command Center You must then head inside Whitespring Bunker which will start the 'I am become Death' mission. Then you must acquire a Nuclear Keycard. You can get these by shooting down a Cargobot and picking the lock of the Secure Transport Container. You can find cargobots at random locations throughout the map, but the location of one should be added to your map when you start the mission. Once you have the Keycard, get eight letter and number and combinations from high level Scorched or Feral Ghoul officers. The codes look like this: The locations of the ghoul officers can be found on a terminal in the Enclave Command Centre at the Whitespring Bunker on a terminal. Once you have your Keycard and 8 Launch Codes you need to decode the launch codes. The most simple way to do this is probably to get the launch codes from reddit (as the launch codes are the same for everyone, though they change every week), use a decrypter, or use this step by step guide which appears to have gotten a good response. (To decrypt the codes yourself I believe you have to head to the corresponding silo so see the next step) Now head to the corresponding silo. There are five steps for you to follow in the silo: Step 1 Acquire a biometric card ID Find an old biometric ID card Erase the old biometric ID Card Acquire your Biometric Data Create your biometric ID Card Register your biometric ID Card Step 2 Head for the control room Access the terminal to shut down the reactors Repair all of the leaking pipes Restart the Reactor Step 3 Destroy the Mainframe Cores Step 4 Head for the control room Replace the Mainframe cores Open the Security Door Step 5 Head for the Control Room Initiate the launch prep Complete the launch prep Defend the Section Chiefs Insert your nuclear keycard into the INSERT KEYCARD here machine Insert your code into the Launch Code Entry Panel Pick your target Launch the Nuke Enjoy the view! Sources: https://www.reddit.com/r/fo76/comments/9ygyy9/stepbystep_guide_to_decrypting_launch_codes/ https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2018-12-21-fallout-76-nuke-codes-launch-codes-5076 https://nukacrypt.com/ https://www.techadvisor.co.uk/how-to/game/launch-nukes-in-fallout-76-3687092/ https://gameranx.com/features/id/165511/article/fallout-76-how-to-launch-nukes-nuclear-silo-launch-codes-guide/
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Do I have to care about my companions in Dwarf Fortress?
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Not that I am aware of. I don't think anyone really cares if they get killed or live either. I just use them as moving meat shields when I play with them.
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Some ways to increase damage overall, which will also increase your damage with shotguns: Bloody Mess Perk (Luck): Rank 1: Do 5% more damage overall with all weapons Rank 2: Do 10% more damage overall with all weapons Rank 3: Do 15% more damage overall with all weapons Adrenaline Perk (Agility): Rank 1: Gain 6% more damage per kill for 30 seconds up to 36% Rank 2: Gain 7% more damage per kill for 30 seconds up to 42% Rank 3: Gain 8% more damage per kill for 30 seconds up to 48% Rank 4: Gain 9% more damage per kill for 30 seconds up to 54% Rank 5: Gain 10% more damage per kill for 30 seconds up to 60% (Note that for every kill, the 30 second timer restarts) Small Guns Bobblehead: Increase damage by 20% with all ballistic weapons for one hour. Sneak Attacks: This varies depending on certain perk cards you might have and what level they may be (most notably the perk Covert Operative under Agility). By default, you do 200% damage when sneaking, and can increase that to 250% with a Level 3 Covert Operative perk card. Note that you must be either [Hidden] or the enemies must be in a [Caution] state for this to apply. Chems: Psycho: Grants 15% more damage for all weapons Overdrive: Grants 15% more damage for all weapons Psychobuff: Grants 25% more damage for all weapons Instigating Legendary Weapons: This will probably be the hardest to get, since it relies solely on getting a legendary weapon drop with the Instigating modifier. This modifier makes whatever weapon that has this effect do double damage on enemies that currently have full health. Combining this on top of sneaking, and other perks makes for some incredibly deadly weapons. There are also other legendary modifiers, but the list is quite lengthy and a lot of them are only applicable against certain creatures. Take a look at the Wiki for some more. Smarter Perk Allocation: You already stated you know about the shotgun perk cards, but you may have thought to yourself, why are there three different shotgun perk cards that all do the same thing (Shotgunner, Expert Shotgunner, and Master Shotgunner)? I think the main reason is that you can get a higher damage percentage for less SPECIAL points if you use three Rank 1 cards instead of one Rank 3 card and one Rank 1 card. For example: Master Shotgunner Rank 3 + Shotgunner Rank 1 = 30% more damage for 4 Strength points Rank 1 Shotgunner, Expert Shotgunner, and Master Shotgunner = 30% more damage for 3 Strength points. You are only allowed a total of 50 SPECIAL points, and up to a maximum of 15 in each attribute. So by allocating your perk cards in this manner, you can cut down on the amount of SPECIAL points you need, thus allowing you to allocate points to different perks. The same thing goes for the other perks cards like this, such as rifleman, and the melee weapon ones. Of course to get maximum damage output, you would need Rank 3 in all three of these cards, but that would require a hefty 9 Strength points, leaving you with at most 6 more Strength points to allocate to something else, and that's only if you have 15 Strength.
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More companions in Fallout: New Vegas
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Without the use of mods, in New Vegas you can have one Humanoid (Human/ghoul/super mutant) companion, and one of either Rex or Ed-E (robot companions). There are several mods that increase the companion limit. In addition, you can gain temporary companions through the use of items like the NCR emergency radio.
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What are the likes and dislikes of the companions?
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Below, you will find information on each companions general likes and dislikes. I have also included their respective companion perks, in case this is a deciding factor on which companions a particular user wishes to focus on a relationship with. A majority of the information has been summarised from the companions respective Fallout Wiki page. A lot of it is self-explanatory. A companions perspective on chems will dictate their feelings towards giving chems to Mama Murphy, and convincing her to get off them. In most cases, a companion approving or disapproving of a faction or general race (for example, favoring The Minutemen, or disapproving of Synths) will effect their corresponding reaction to dialogue, actions and interactions with members of the respective faction or general class. In most cases, a companion approving of being helpful will favor charitable actions, while a companion disapproving of charitable actions will approve of greedy actions. For example, charitable companions do not like it when you ask for a reward. For more information, check each companions linked page, under "Effects of player's actions". Cait Full approval grants the Trigger Rush perk, giving the player an increase in action point regeneration, when the player is below 25% health. Approval Picking locks or stealing. Chems, before her personal quest, and addictol, after her personal quest. Alcohol, before her personal quest. Violent behaviour. Mean or threatening dialogue. Being naked. Asking for rewards for helping others. Choosing not to join the Brotherhood of Steel Stopping the Institute. Destroying the Railroad. Disapproval Chems, after her personal quest. Dialogue that avoids fighting. Helping people. The Brotherhood of Steel. Cannibalism. Killing non-hostile NPCs. Flirting with other characters, once you are in a romance with her. Telling Miss Edna that children need love, in Diamond City. Selling Billy to Bullet. Codsworth Full approval grants the Robot Sympathy perk, giving the player a bonus of +10 energy resistance, against robots. Approval Responsible and lawful acts. Helping others. Family-orientated dialogue. Prevention of death. Crafting modifications. Disapproval Asking for money for helping others. Dishonest dialogue. Chems. Accepting the order to hunt Paladin Danse. Stealing. Murder. Curie Full approval grants the Combat Medic perk, which allows the player to heal 100 hit points once a day, if below 10% health. Approval Helping others. Dialogue favoring peace, reason or compassion. Dialogue favoring robotics. The Brotherhood of Steel. Asking for a reward for delivering the pristine Deathclaw egg. Synths. Killing Gunner leaders. The Railroad. Sparing Dance during the quest Blind Betrayal. Disapproval Asking for a reward for most quests. Returning the pristine Deathclaw egg to its nest. Violence against NPCs, other then ghouls and super mutants. Dialogue favoring violence or aggression. Dishonest behaviour. The Institute. Killing a neutral Mister Gutsy / Mister Handy. The town of Covenant. Becoming addicted to chems. Danse Full approval grants the Know Your Enemy perk, which gives the player a bonus of +20% damage, against ghouls, super mutants and synths. Approval Power armor. Vertibirds. The Minutemen. Dialogue favoring reason. Helping others. Being spared, during the quest Blind Betrayal. The Brotherhood of Steel. Crafting weapon, armor or power armor upgrades. Disapproval Super mutants. Ghouls. Synths. Bribing. Chems. Cannibalism. Dialogue regarding synths. Attacking non-hostile NPCs. Building artillery for the Minutemen. Picking the locks of owned containers. Flirting with other characters, once you are in a romance with him. Deacon Full approval grants the Cloak & Dagger perk, which gives the player a bonus +40% to the duration of Stealth Boys, and a bonus +20% damage to sneak attacks. Approval Lockpicking. Hacking. Helping people. Resolving conflict through passive means. Synths. The Railroad. Disapproval Asking for rewards for helping people. Attacking non-hostile NPCs. Chems. Cannibalism. Covenant. The Brotherhood of Steel. Dog(meat) Dogmeat does not gain approval, and will love you, no matter what. As a result, there is no perk associated with gaining Dogmeat's approval. However, Dogmeat will benefit from the Attack Dog perk, and does not count as a companion for the purposes of the Lone Wanderer perk. John Hancock Full approval grants the Isodoped perk, which gives the player a bonus +20% to the fill rate of the critical meter, provided the player's rads are at 250 or higher. Approval Chems. Harmful or cruel action towards those that deserve it. Helping or defending the innocent. The Minutemen. The Railroad. Naked fast-traveling. Disapproval Stealing. Greed. Cruelty towards those that do not deserve it. The Brotherhood of Steel. The Institute. Convincing the Vault-Tec rep to leave Goodneighbour. Flirting with others while in a relationship. Nick Valentine Full approval grants the Close to Metal perk, which gives the player an extra attempt when hacking, and reduces the lockout time for failing a terminal by 50%. Approval Helping others. Hacking. Resolving conflicts peacefully. Dialogue favoring synths. The Railroad. Disapproval Dialogue favoring aggression or threatening behavior. Stealing. Murder. The Brotherhood of Steel. Cannibalism. Greed. Picking an owned lock. Covenant. Piper Wright Full approval grants the Gift of Gab perk, which gives the player doubled experience for finding locations, persuading people, and lock-picking. Approval: Helping the innocent. Lockpicking non-owned locks. The Minutemen. Resolving conflicts peacefully. The Railroad. Telling the truth. Disapproval: Stealing. Lying. Lockpicking owned locks. Covenant. The Institute. Dialogue favoring aggression or threatening behavior. Chems. Murder. Asking for rewards. The Brotherhood of Steel. Cannibalism. Flirting, if the player is in a relationship with her. Preston Garvey Full approval grants the United We Stand perk, which gives the player a bonus +20% damage, and increases damage resistance by 20, when facing 3 or more enemies at one. Approval Helping the innocent. Building weapon modifications. Being honest. The Minutemen. The Railroad. Disapproval Using the Fat Man. The Brotherhood of Steel. Covenant. Asking for rewards. Chems. Cannibalism. The Institute. Destroying the Institute without issuing an evacuation order. Stealing. Robert MacCready Full approval grants the Killshot perk, which gives the player a bonus +20% chance to perform a head shot in V.A.T.S. Approval Asking for rewards. Sarcasm. The Minutemen. Criminal action. Helping children or parents. General mercenary behavior. Disapproval Taking the moral high ground. The Brotherhood of Steel. The Railroad. Helping others. Asking for too much money (the red option, when asking for rewards). Unprovoked violence. Being caught during an illegal act. Strong Full approval grants the Berserk perk, which gives the player a bonus +20% to melee damage, if they are below 25% health. Approval Helping others. Taking the aggressive path over the peaceful path. Taking less-reputable quests. Cannibalism Stealing useful items Disapproval Lockpicking. Hacking. Power armor. Using charisma-check dialogue. Chems. Taking reputable quests. The Brotherhood of Steel. X6-88 Full approval grants the Shield Harmonics perk, which gives the player a bonus +20% to energy resistance. Approval Power armor. The Institute. Hacking. Creating weapon or armor modifications. Asking for more rewards. Disapproval Helping others. Being naked. Vertibirds. Chems.
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When do I get my first companion?
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This varies from class to class, but you should get your first companion as part of the storyline missions in your beginner zone. You'll be in the range of level 5-10.
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Can I rely on my companions' behavior?
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From personal experience as a rogue and a mage my companions were very capable and always had my back. I didn't feel like I had to run in an kill everything for them. I've never felt the need to switch to my companions because they're not doing well on they're own. Example: I had Dorian in my party a lot and if we were getting surrounded almost always he used an AOE attack to set most of them on fire. Worked quite well.
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What is the optimal Weapon + Perk combo for Damage Per Second + Cheap Ammo in Fallout 76?
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As of now - on Fallout 76 Patch 11 - the current meta is to use weapons with the bloodied legendary effect. I am particularly partial to a bloodied Handmade Rifle, as are many other players. Refer to this post and this special build for a general guide of what to use. Lone Wanderer is critical if playing alone, any other perks to boost gun damage are important too. As a general guide though, the gun alone isn't what gets you to the optimal build, the legendary effect on it is. Anything bloodied is going to be good. Two-shot and explosive has been recently nerfed, but a two-shot explosive handmade is now much cheaper due to the nerf and still very effective. As I said in the comments, you can farm springs from clipboards in the National Isolated Radio Array. Clipboards are abundant there, I'd recommend setting up camp nearby.
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Companion apps, sites and applications for Ingress
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I'm not sure how good the android version is since my phone is using an older version of Android OS, but for desktop computers the Ingress Intel Total Conversion enhancement to the intel map is quite helpful. Please be warned that IITC is against the Ingress Terms of Service.
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How do I access the developer room in Fallout 76?
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You don't, if you want to keep playing. As the article you linked indicates, Bethesda is banning players who find a way into it.
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Can I use previously not selected perks in the punch card machine?
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I've finally tested it myself, and the answer is a flat "NO": No matter which build you've selected in the Punch card Machine, you will have access to the same perks. This means that: You have to keep grinding levels to get more perks You have to be careful about leveling the perk cards: if one of your build uses lvl 1 card and you will upgrade this card in another build, you won't have access to that lvl 1 card at all (unless you will get it again on another level up).
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Does the Red Rocket Mega Sign actually blast off / blow up in-game?
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It will take off/launch when another player destroys it. I've seen this done via hammer and shotgun.
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What are all the ways to get perk cards in Fallout 76?
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The first perk cards you 'find' are the ones in the vault when you start a new character. Those are the only ones you can find in the world and the rest are unlocked when you level up. This is either by simply leveling up and unlocking said card or by getting them from a card pack. Each time you level up, you'll be able to pick one point to increase from your SPECIAL, and then choose a Perk Card. Each SPECIAL stat has their own associated cards, and each time you level up, new cards will be added to pick from (but not all categories get a new card every level). You also do not need to necessarily pick a card from the stat you increased. Any cards not picked will remain locked until the next time you level up, at which point you can choose another card. S.P.E.C.I.A.L Each SPECIAL stat can have up to 15 points. SPECIAL points are earned with each level up until level 50, and your character starts with one point in each SPECIAL. It's important to note that even though you stop gaining SPECIAL points at level 50, you can keep getting more cards every level, and there doesn't seem to be a level cap at all. Perk card packs Perk Card Packs can only be obtained by leveling up, and are not for purchase. You'll earn card packs at every other level starting at level 4 until you reach level 10. After that, card packs are given every 5 levels. Sharing perks Once you put at least three points in Charisma, you'll have the opportunity to share active perks with the rest of your team. As long as your Charisma is three times the point cost of a perk card (for example, Rank 1 of Green Thumb costs 1 point, so you could share it with 3 Charisma. Rank 2 costs 2 points, so you would need 6 Charisma, and so on) you'll be able to let your team reap the benefits of your card, and use it to plan effective strategies to synergize available perks. Source
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In skyrim, how do I get my companion to unequip this armor?
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Unfortunately in vanilla Skyrim, there's no way to manage a follower's equipment to make them wear/remove gear. If you are on the PC, there are several solutions: Console Commands: A combination of showinventory and equipitem will make the follower put on whatever you want to wear. Or you can use removeitem to remove the item from them completely. A mod such as this one will fix the issue as well.
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How can I efficiently manage my stash unit's space/weight?
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Here are a few ways I manage my storage, Always scrap junk before depositing. That way you don't have heavier junk items in your stash and everything is condensed down to the components making things easier to find. Useless Items. If you're near a water source, you probably don't want to store dirty/boiled water in your stash since it's easily accessible. Additionally, I've personally found myself forgetting about those higher level legendaries by the time I get to that level, so I've stopped storing them and starting selling them. Likewise, I know I'm never going to be interested in laser/energy weaponry so I've started giving away all of that respective ammo. Bulk Components. Some scrap components are lighter weight when bulk than their scrap counterparts (not all, definitely not all). More details here thanks to Timmy Jim for providing the link. Bulk components can be used just as regular individual components and will be broken apart on an as needed basis. Odd situations. I have tier 3 pack rat (-75% junk weight). This makes some previously already lightweight items (like screws) weigh nothing. Obviously there's a risk of dropping your junk on death (PVP or PVE) so you have to determine if that's a risk you're willing to take since pack rat doesn't apply to your stash. Avoiding Stash. I have about 250 carry weight now between my deep pocketed trapper armor that gives +10 carry weight and the strength perk card that gives +10/20/30/40 carry weight. Helps me avoid having to put things I would have otherwise put in my stash.

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