Can you drop bottlecaps?
I've found a few lonely bottlecaps out on the wastelands, but I was wondering if you can get them out of your inventory onto a table to make, say, a bottlecap pyramid. As a bonus question I was also wondering if you could give your companions bottlecaps since I believe their efforts should be rewarded.
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There's one way to store your caps but not in a pile. Simply build shops and they will be stored in the shop. If you want your caps back, scrap the shop and the caps will appear in your workshop inventory.
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How do I remove caps from my inventory?
You cannot physically drop your own personal caps. This is due to the fact that they are no longer an item in your inventory like they were in Fallout 3. The only way I have found place a single cap somewhere was to explode a bottlecap mine, which spawns roughly 30 caps, and proceed to drag them elsewhere.Can you store your caps Fallout 4?
If you run into the building cap, you can store the extra shops, then rebuild for free and scrap them later. However, you'll run into the slight problem that you can't build more of that type later or you just build the stored ones, so you need to switch shop type.Can you drop caps in FNV?
There isn't a way to outright drop caps. You have to either use mods, console commands, or find alternate ways to store money. As for mods, you can use this Nexus mod to turn bottle caps from an entity into an item. As the mod advertises, this allows bottle caps to be dropped or stored in containers.Can you drop caps in Fallout 76?
All you need to do is open a trade with your friend and offer one bullet (or ANY item at all even a fork you found on the ground) and when you offer that one item you can select the amount of caps your friend is trying to give you, next have your friend accept the trade of X amount of caps for one bullet (or what ever ...Dropping a bottle cap, but face down.
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