Junk, glorious junk. <\/p>
Anyone playing a role-playing game like Fallout 4 will certainly know the feeling of being encumbered with junk.<\/p>\n
It is all too easy to clog up your inventory with random items you find scattered around in drawers, on tabletops or in battered crates that you have hauled just in case you might need them later on.<\/p>\n
Or perhaps your inner wheeler-dealer has a plan to flog them all at the next vendor you find.<\/p>\n
Either way, there is always a limit to how much you can carry around with you, and so learning the art of scrapping and choosing the right items to dump is vital.<\/p>\n
Depending on how much you are looking to ditch, it can be a time-consuming process, so we have gathered the information you need to easily unburden yourself from junk in Fallout 4.<\/p>\n
Scrapping junk in Fallout 4 is easy. To do this, you simply visit a settlement you own and open up your Pip-Boy<\/strong>. Hover over the item you wish to scrap, but first drop it onto the ground by pushing X if you are an Xbox player\/Square if you are on PlayStation<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Once the item is on the floor in front of you, hover over it and you will be presented with an option to scrap it<\/strong>. This will reduce the object to its base components.<\/p>\n For example, scrapping a wrench will leave you with a gear and two pieces of steel.<\/p>\n [squirrel-affiliate-playlist squirrel_playlist_id=\u201d653\u2033 \/]<\/p>\n These elements are sent directly to your workshop inventory to be used when upgrading weapons and armour, as well as construction at your settlements, so hauling a heap of junk is actually worthwhile.<\/p>\n Identifying items that will yield specific materials you need for weapons upgrades or a new gun turret for your settlement is the best way to prioritise the junk you choose to get rid of.<\/p>\n Here is a video from YouTube channel The Triple S League that perfectly demonstrates the process:<\/p>\n