What can i get from the waste land?
I sent out 4 people who are pretty high level into the wasteland earlier today. They have been gone for a couple of hours and just wanted to know what are the chances of them coming back with high end hear like power armor or wrestling suits. I will bring them back in about two days. Thanks any answers will help.
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Well if you just send them out for a few hours, you probably will get just scrap as everything. The level doesn't count in that case.
The level will increase their life, which will help them to survive in the wasteland. The longer they'll survive, the better equip can (! - not will) be found.
I normally send my best guys out for 2 days or longer. They normally will find 2-3 good things and many crab during those 2 days.
Normally after 1 1/2 day they start to find occasionally good things. Things like a flamethrower, machine guns, gausse weapons, etc.
By the way, equip them always with maximum stimpacks (25) and around (13-15 rad-aways). You'll get everything back which is left over, after their expedition.
Hopefully this will help you.
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What are the parts included in waste land?
The five parts of The Waste Land are entitled:- The Burial of the Dead.
- A Game of Chess.
- The Fire Sermon.
- Death by Water.
- What the Thunder Said.
Why is The Waste Land important?
The Waste Land can be viewed as a poem about brokenness and loss, and Eliot's numerous allusions to the First World War suggest that the war played a significant part in bringing about this social, psychological, and emotional collapse.What is the message of The Waste Land?
The basic theme of The Waste Land is the disillusionment of the post-war generation and sterility of the modern man. The critics have commented on the theme in different words: "vision of desolation and spiritual drought" (F. R. Leavis); "the plight of the whole generation" (I. A.Why did Eliot write The Waste Land?
Eliot had the idea for the poem in 1914, but a breakdown brought on by his father's death in 1919 precipitated its completion, and it has largely been read as a comment on the bleakness of post-war European history. The pervasive metaphor of dryness is generally read as expressive of spiritual emptiness.The Waste Land by T. S. Eliot | In-Depth Summary \u0026 Analysis
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