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Government aid drops are green metal crates that contain randomized loot. They are dropped by automated [[National Catastrophe Relief Auxiliary]] [[cargobot]]s, which can be summoned by inserting a [[US government supply requisition]] holotape into emergency broadcast terminals found at relay towers across [[Appalachia]]. The crates are lit by a red flare that emits a small pillar of smoke. |
Government aid drops are green metal crates that contain randomized loot. They are dropped by automated [[National Catastrophe Relief Auxiliary]] [[cargobot]]s, which can be summoned by inserting a [[US government supply requisition]] holotape into emergency broadcast terminals found at relay towers across [[Appalachia]]. The crates are lit by a red flare that emits a small pillar of smoke. |
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| − | The drops for [[Request Government Air Drop]] can only be accessed by the player that requested the drop. |
+ | The drops for [[Request Government Air Drop]] can only be accessed by the player that requested the drop. Since [[Collision Course]] is an area event, the drops act like normal loot; they can be accessed by all players in the area.{{verify|type=}} |
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* During January of 2019, the drop was locked with a level zero lock, and if anyone other than the requester took items from the supply drop they would become wanted, with a 5 cap bounty for each item taken. As of the 2/19/2019 [[Fallout 76 patch 1.0.6.0]], supply drops cannot be accessed in any way by any character other than the player that requested it. Another bug surfaced; map markers for supply drops requested by other players would still appear on the map; [[Fallout 76 patch 1.1.2.7]] fixed this. |
* During January of 2019, the drop was locked with a level zero lock, and if anyone other than the requester took items from the supply drop they would become wanted, with a 5 cap bounty for each item taken. As of the 2/19/2019 [[Fallout 76 patch 1.0.6.0]], supply drops cannot be accessed in any way by any character other than the player that requested it. Another bug surfaced; map markers for supply drops requested by other players would still appear on the map; [[Fallout 76 patch 1.1.2.7]] fixed this. |
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| − | * {{platforms needed}} The drops for [[Request Government Air Drop]] can only be accessed by the player that requested the drop. The drops for [[Collision Course]] are like normal loot; they can be accessed by all players in the area.{{verify|type=bug|22:21, April 11, 2019 (UTC)}} |
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Revision as of 03:52, 12 April 2019
Government aid drops spawn random loot in Fallout 76.
Characteristics
Government aid drops are green metal crates that contain randomized loot. They are dropped by automated National Catastrophe Relief Auxiliary cargobots, which can be summoned by inserting a US government supply requisition holotape into emergency broadcast terminals found at relay towers across Appalachia. The crates are lit by a red flare that emits a small pillar of smoke.
The drops for Request Government Air Drop can only be accessed by the player that requested the drop. Since Collision Course is an area event, the drops act like normal loot; they can be accessed by all players in the area.[verification needed]
Potential contents
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- Pre-War money
- Random aid item
- Random weapon
- Random mod
Location
Government aid drops are deployed at random locations near the relay tower where they are summoned during Request Government Air Drop. The location of a drop is marked on the map. A government aid drop is also rewarded for completing the Collision Course event.
Bugs
- During January of 2019, the drop was locked with a level zero lock, and if anyone other than the requester took items from the supply drop they would become wanted, with a 5 cap bounty for each item taken. As of the 2/19/2019 Fallout 76 patch 1.0.6.0, supply drops cannot be accessed in any way by any character other than the player that requested it. Another bug surfaced; map markers for supply drops requested by other players would still appear on the map; Fallout 76 patch 1.1.2.7 fixed this.
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