@phil
Try turning the camera around so you dismount the opposite direction from the cliff. If I’m unsure I hold R2/L2 while dismounting to give myself some extra balance. There was one bad placement by a lab lady near the end that I just had to say #%^* it and build my own. On the ground lol!

Absolutely and it's a breath of fresh air how much everyone works together and actually help each other.

Oh man rebuilding roads is awesome! Like you said it makes things so much better and if you are on an overpass part of the road the Mule tracker won't detect you!

Yeah but there are road extensions where I have easily contributed more if not 100% but after creation if I go to look at the likes on the roadside unit itself it is someone else getting them, not me.

Also, I put a rain shelter next to a road in a good spot, and they get an auto-like if someone just stops under it, but still zero likes... If I thought it was useless I wouldn't have bothered to put it there in the first place.

Yeah, I know about the yelling, which is cool, and being able to see structures after establishing the link in that area, but I still don't get who sees your stuff. For example, you don't see stuff from millions of other people that are playing the game - just a select few, so how is it grouping these players together? I have a theory it does it based on start time of your playthrough and XXXX amount of other players, then groups you all in bins like that. That's why when you go back to the first area in the game it's clear there's practically no-one else 'there', just a load of rusting structures that nobody repairs (because There's nobody there to bother).

So the game really benefits the pioneers that build stuff early and make quick progress through the story.

Just my theory.

@knush
I’m not entirely sure either, but there’s definitely a ceiling in place for the instances you can access. Somebody in end game will see the most structures from the most people. Somebody not at the zipline chapter won’t even know they exist. They’ll never see one. They’ll probably never see the interstate I solo paved last week until they get to that point themselves and chiral connect the area.

It definitely cycles though. I’ve reloaded saves and seen my surrounding structures completely change (save for the ones in my favourites). Night and day. With that many multiverse structures out there, could just be unlucky with the likes we’re in. My monster zipline network doesn’t get near as much love as my roads despite being infinitely better imho. Perhaps it’s because they’re so fast, no one stops to click. I have one MVP goalpost up on a peak that connects to like 5 others I kid you not! Curious how many likes that one will have now. And my interstate. Haven’t checked since last week.

My second biggest wish (after auto-repairing structures directly from my supply reserve instead of one by one by one) would be to add friends to my followed favorites. So my actual PSN friend list could see my stuff and vice versa. Like if I wanna leave you a tier 3 all terrain and six pack of PCC2’s with some metal and resin, I could.

@ P_Bomb

Now that you mention it you are definitely right about the cycling. I too have reloaded a previous save and seen different things, but I only noticed that the signs were different. Not certain about the structures, but they do seem tied to me / persistent.

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28514; you kid but...

I hear it will work after the update due to release at a vaguely defined date after the feature is first implemented sometime after they announce the Fallout 2nd premium super shelter screwyouoverevenmore subscription service, only available to a select few....those few being the few people who would actually pay.