Higher tier stores may have had additional instances of those same items, which will still be available at higher tier stores (in all locations). a clothing store) by buying from it, those specific items will no longer be available at any store of that type, at all tiers, in all locations. If items are removed from one store of a certain type (e.g.a weapon store) by selling to it, the same amount of caps will be removed from all stores of that type, at all tiers, in all locations. If an amount of caps is removed from one store of a certain type (e.g.
weapon stores) globally share the same inventory of items and caps, whether within one settlement or across all settlements.
Multiple stores of the same type (e.g. Assigning companion-possible people/robots to the stores will make it harder to choose to barter, if at all (due to the limitations of the menu options for interaction). Like most stores in the game, all player-created stores will buy items of any item, and are not just limited to buying the category they sell (food, drink, weapons, clothing, etc). To get such an effect one should build objects not far from the store (the store has its invisible active zone around it, similar to conduits and power pylons). If there is a workbench near it (for example, a cooking station), settlers will randomly use it during their supper time. If there are any chairs near the store, settlers will use them. If one has any food store in the settlement, all your settlers (except guards and barmen) will gather around it every evening for dinner. There are unique recruitable NPCs who each allow a specific type of Tier 3 store to operate as a Tier 4 store, with special additional inventory. Each store provides some certain happiness bonus which is divided by the number of settlers in the settlement. Higher levels ("tiers") of stores provide a wider selection of higher level and more rare items. These stores not only provide extra income and (often) settlement happiness, but the Sole Survivor can also buy and sell items here. The income of caps into the workbench from all stores in a settlement is capped at a total of 50 caps per day. The store's inventory of caps and items refreshes approximately every 48 game hours. Vault-Tec rep, Tina De Luca, Trader Rylee due to a bug, Ron Staples unlocks Tier 4 Food & Drink when assigned to a Trading Emporium, not a Restaurant.ĥ wood, 3 steel, 500 bottlecap, 1 settlerĥ wood, 3 steel, 1000 bottlecap, 1 settlerĥ wood, 3 steel, 3000 bottlecap, 1 settlerĥ Wood, 3 steel, 3000 bottlecap, 1 Settlerĥ wood, 3 steel, 250 bottlecap, 1 settlerĭue to a bug, Ron Staples unlocks Tier 4 Food & Drink when assigned to a Trading Emporium, not a Restaurant.ĥ Wood, 3 steel, 600 bottlecap, 1 settlerĥ wood, 3 steel, 1200 bottlecap, 1 settlerĥ wood, 3 steel, 1800 bottlecap, 1 settlerĥ wood, 3 steel, 200 bottlecap, 1 settlerĥ wood, 3 steel, 400 bottlecap, 1 settler 
There are 3 levels of each type, requiring an increasing amount of caps, materials, and perk levels to build, but also having more caps available for purchases, and having a wider selection of goods in stock.ĥ wood, 3 steel, 300 bottlecap, 1 settlerĥ wood, 3 steel, 600 bottlecap, 1 settlerĥ wood, 3 steel, 1500 bottlecap, 1 settler There are a total of 6 types of stores in the settlement build mode each selling different items. Caps can be collected from the settlement's inventory by accessing the workbench under Misc. Assigning settlers to some types of store will increase settlement happiness and all store types will produce a profit of caps based on population size (subject to a maximum limit). For other stores in the Fallout universe, see Merchant.Ī variety of player-owned merchant stores can be constructed after developing a settlement through Minutemen quests or by clearing out occupied settlements, and reaching level 2 in the Local Leader perk.
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