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Message: <blockquote data-quote="pukunui" data-source="post: 9367750" data-attributes="member: 54629">Interesting. I'm not playing in survival mode, and I didn't leave the doors locked, so the fast travel doormat that I put in the middle of Hangman's Alley works fine. I was just in there last night because it got attacked. I've beefed up security, but I only currently have two permanent residents. The rest are all provisioners. I should probably put a recruitment tower in there.One thing I am loving about this game is the freedom you have to explore and develop things how you wish. Like last night when I was playing, I realized I could build some stairs up to the roof of the Red Rocket Truck Stop and then I built a big dwelling up there and put a fusion reactor and stuff there where it's all fairly safe and out of the way of raiders.For most of my settlements, I've been cranking the defenses up really high to minimize the likelihood of attacks. It seems to be working because I hardly ever got notifications that settlements are under attack. The most recent one I got was for Vault 88, which only has the initial 4 settlers in it, and I hadn't bothered to set up any defenses before I went looking for the hallucigen stuff that Barstow wants for her next experiment. (I don't really like her -- she's too unethical.)Conversely, one thing I am not loving about this game is how people who are above or below you sound like they're right behind you. The game doesn't seem to have very good audio controls, so I can't seem to fix it. But it's unnerving and annoying. It's often impossible for me to tell where someone is because they sound like they're right there when they could be on the floor above or even up on the roof of a building on the other side of the street or something. (I play with headphones but they're decent ones that are even capable of 7.1 surround sound, so not just some crappy things.)</blockquote>

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