Fallout 76 Ballistic Fiber Rare Material - How to Get

Ballistic Fiber in FO76 is a rare material you can find in the game. To get Ballistic Finer in Fallout 76, the best way to do so is to scrap certain items. Of course, Ballistic Fiber being a rare material, getting what you need can be a bit of a problem. Not only that, but combing through various items to find which one has Ballistic Fiber can get kinda annoying. So, our Fallout 76 Ballistic Fiber Rare Material guide will show you how to get Ballistic Fiber in FO76, and which items you can get it from.

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Fallout 76 Ballistic Fiber Rare Material - How to Get
Fallout 76 Ballistic Fiber Rare Material – How to Get

How to Get Ballistic Fiber FO76 Rare Material?

To get Ballistic Fiber in Fallout 76, there are several methods to go about it. All of them basically boil down to scrapping (or breaking down, or whatever) of certain items you find in the game. One such item is the Military Ammo Bag. Highlight it in your menu, and hit Space (on PC; use whatever your equivalent on your platform is) to scrap it to get Ballistic Fiber. Another source of Ballistic Fiber are Power Armor Frames. Whether or not you have frames to spare, well, that’s your call (EDIT: Turns out, this isn’t correct. Sorry about that). Lastly, a possible way to get the rare material is the Military Grade Duct Tape.

Now, finding sources of Ballistic Fiber in Fallout 76 can be a somewhat tedious business. This is where the tracking mechanic will come in pretty handy. If you use it to track Ballistic Fiber, or any other material, for that matter, the game will help you find items that contain what you’re looking for. Then, it’s only a matter of heading out and collecting the stuff you need, then scrapping it for raw Ballistic Fiber, or whatever else you may require. Now, this might still include long treks through the map and wading hip-deep through Scorched, but that’s the name of the game. This is Fallout, after all.

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