No quests have spawned for Chavez to increase standing with him (currently neutral), and I have already progressed several other main NPC quests, so it’s not like I’m not far enough along in the story (at least I don’t think that’s the problem). However, every time I call him, no matter what facility I ask for help with, his answer always comes back negative, saying he’s busy helping a friend and to try again later. In order to progress any further in cleaning up and building the base, I have to use radio commands to contact Chavez (the Red Talon survivor) and he will come to the base to assist. I then had my survivors clean up the Red Talon bunkhouse, so now I have 6 survivors and 8 beds, 6 from the base itself and 2 more from a passive trait on one of my survivors. The best recruits are often the people with nothing in the last slot, as that means you can use a book or an outpost to train them for the exact skill you need.Īfter moving into the Red Talon base at the fairgrounds, I cleaned up the storage facility and built a medical facility (2) in the small open slot. When creating/recruiting don’t waste time on anyone with their last skill slot filled with a useless skill (like Shopping) or a skill that can only get to a limited set of stars. The right mix of skills makes or breaks your survivor group. I do know of another survivor I came across with Pioneering, so if I can recruit that survivor I can cut the lazy bum loose. But -2 labor is a killer when looking to expand your bases, so poor Ryan may have to be cut loose into the wasteland.
This lazy bum was cancelling out himself and a whole additional person from my labor force! What really sucks is that I like him the best of all my current characters because he’s entertaining, has good fighting skills and has a high Utilities skill (which is so great to have in the early game). Turns out one of my starting characters had two negative traits, each deducting one labor. In my new Trumbull Valley game I noticed I only had two labor at my base despite having 4 people. Another tip I remembered after falling victim to it last night : Always carefully examine the skills and traits of both your starting characters and any new people you add to your community.
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