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Other interactions. Kelly will offer to sell a brahmin for 100 bottlecaps. The price is non-negotiable. It can be sent to a settlement where it will contribute fertilizer to the workshop inventory.

Set-up. The settlements system is a major part of Fallout 4, and it's clear the designers don't want you to miss it. Unless you're especially contrary, you'll likely stumble into the quest that introduces settlement building in your first day out of the vault.

The brahmin feed trough is an item you can build at your settlements. If there are any brahmin in the settlement, they will gravitate and generally stay near the trough. This is helpful if you want to keep your settlement organized (Ex: place a trough in a fenced off area, you now have a brahmin pen).

Settlements can have multiple brahmin. Brahmin will increase settlement food production while also producing fertilizer, a chemistry component that will be placed in the workbench. Brahmin can also be recruited to a settlement by capturing them with a cage.

After enough settlers and food troughs they will start coming in and killing them is only hurting you. Get as many as you can for they add to happiness and productivity. As well as they give you fertilizer which you can use to make ammo and jet which can be sold to make a load of caps. The Brahmin produce fertilizer.

Every Brahmin you have in your settlement produces 1 fertilizer per day (up to 3 per settlement per day - so it's not worth having more than 3 in any given settlement). The fertilizer can then be used to make chems - Jet, in particular (1 fert, 1 plastic).

If you want your settlement to grow, you'll need a few things: water, food, beds, and a radio beacon. Each settler you bring in needs one unit of food and water per day and they get whiny if they don't have a nice downy pillow to rest their head on at night, so you'll want to get those things sorted first.

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Most of the time a well-defended settlement (where you've set up turrets and walls and given your settlers good weapons) can take care of itself, but there's no real loss if you can't get to it in time. A damaged settlement will repair itself after a while, though the settlers get snarky if you don't help them.

More Fallout 4 Guides Just select one named Settler in the build mode, then pick 'Move'. You'll be able to select another Settlement for them to move to, so long as it's not already at the cap. Yep, you could have 16. It just takes time.