Go Over Radio Settlement For Free

The first step to attracting more settlers in Fallout 4 is making sure your settlements are ready for new settlers. This means you'll want to go ahead and build some extra beds, throw up some more water pumps, and probably even chunk down a few more Gourds or Melons to keep everyone fed.

Green light means it's on. You can use the radio to check if you like. I'd like to point out that I also found this confusing due to the way the "switch" on the beacon works. We typically think of a vertically-aligned switch as "UP = ON" and "DOWN = OFF", like a light switch.

Here is a guide to have more than 20 people in Fallout 4 settlement. Set up a small settlement that functions as a recruitment center for the actual settlement (they used Hangman's Alley). ... Equip items that give charisma bonuses. Move people to the actual settlement.

When you have enough beds, a farm, guns, and water it is time to actually get new settlers to your settlement. You can get settlers from quests and use companions as settlers. But the primary way is to set up the Recruitment Beacon. To build it go to the ?Miscellaneous? in the ?Power? section in the building menu.

These beacons consist of a large radio antenna, which, once built and supplied with the necessary power, will transmit a radio station listed as settlement recruitment beacon, attracting randomized settlers.

With the Local Leader perk, just open the workshop, highlight a settler, and click the supply line button. Then, choose what settlement you want them to supply and boom, the supply line is created.

Food ? The more food you have, the more people you can get. ... Recruitment Radio Beacon ? This will be your bread and butter for recruitment. ... Water ? Making sure you have enough water is another key. ... Beds ? A bed per head is the motto here.