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A survival tent is a movable camp in Fallout 76. It is exclusive to members of Fallout 1st.
Characteristics[]
The survival tent is a small tent that contains a stash box, a sleeping bag, a cooking station, and a scrapbox. Depending on the tent, it may also include an instrument or/and a tinker's workbench.
Usage[]
Survival tents are used to create a mobile fast travel point that the player can deploy nearly anywhere in Appalachia. They can be placed or moved by opening the Favorites wheel and pressing the appropriate button. Survival tent placement is only enabled for Fallout 1st members; if the membership is expired, any placed tent will be automatically removed.
If the survival tent placement is invalid, the device will be outlined in red. Otherwise, the survival tent will be outlined in green, indicating a valid placement. A survival tent can be moved to a different location by redeploying and unlike the C.A.M.P., this option is free. Once placed, the player will have a personal forward camp in an area centered on the survival tent.
The player can place their survival tent outside wherever there is a relatively flat terrain that is not near existing structures nor in a restricted area. The survival tent cannot be placed inside or near a C.A.M.P., Workshop or fast travel locations. The immediate area around Vault 76 and the Whitespring Golf Club are examples of restricted areas. Survival tents can be in closer proximity to one another than is allowed for C.A.M.P.s.
Variant uses[]
- The Survival, Holiday, Responders, Settler, and Raider tents:
- The Abandoned Shack tent:
- The APC and Rusted APC tents:
- The Lean-To survival tent:
- The Nuka-Cola Sheet tent:
- The Enclave Mobile Relay tent:
- The "Truck" tent:
- The "Gazebo" tent:
- The "Vintage Camper" tent:
- Vault-Tec Preeminent Survival Tent:
Variant overview table[]
Cooking station | Stash box | Scrapbox | Sleeping bag | Bed | Musical instrument | Chair | Ammo storage box | Tinker's workbench | Weapons workbench | Armor workbench | Punch card machine | |
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Survival | ||||||||||||
Responders | ||||||||||||
Settler | ||||||||||||
Raider | ||||||||||||
Holiday | ||||||||||||
Abandoned Shack | ||||||||||||
APC / Rusted APC | ||||||||||||
Lean-To survival tent | ||||||||||||
Nuka-Cola Sheet tent | ||||||||||||
Enclave Mobile Relay | ||||||||||||
Truck | ||||||||||||
Gazebo | ||||||||||||
Vintage Camper | ||||||||||||
Vault-Tec Preeminent Survival Tent |
Locations[]
- The survival tent is "acquired" by the player on their way out of Vault 76. There is a pile of survival tents behind the stand, but none of these can be taken.
- Players can use survival tents placed by others on the same server.
- Players can fast travel to tents belonging to their teammates.
Behind the scenes[]
The survival tent was developed from documentation to release by systems designer Matt Cesario.[Non-game 1]
Bugs[]
- The Abandoned Shack's scrapbox is placed backwards, facing the wall.[verified]
- The player can easily get stuck under a survival tent by fast-travelling to it and walking into its geometry before it loads. This may cause the UI to be non-responsive.
Gallery[]
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References[]
Non-game