midhatmahmutagic330: Pretty valid strategy to earn caps, but you do understand that people put items (mostly plans and mods) for cheap to allow others, especially newer players, to get those items so they can make improvements to their build or camp, so they can enjoy the game more. Like I'm doing in my camp vendor. By doing this 'challenge' you completely screwed this idea. Thanks a lot. Hope no one else sees this video.

mattferg2562: The whole point of camp items being cheap it to help newer players. Playing price arbitrage just makes the game worse for everyone else and makes the community less friendly. Caps are easy to get for mid-to-late game players, why ruin the new player experience just to accelerate an easy farm? That's just a shitty thing to do.

BubbaGunShrimp: Scalper

takewhataway: Yea, this is frowned upon in the community. Yes, players can do this, nobody can twist your arms to stop it its just not necessary because everything is easy in this game, including caps. Just saying, no hate

donizetebelinato2808: I once saw someone selling a box of Porks and Beans for 2,000; I bought it and sold it for 30,000.

NattyModding: Nice video! How do you know the prices for these things? I run a shop but only use game knowledge from time playing to guess what I should sell stuff for.

Dante1902: I wish we had cheap vendors on PS5 - learnt a lot about what some things are worth. Loved the video, cheers mate

Batmancannon913: Really cool video man! I started playing about a month ago and i find it a little difficult to get caps. I put alot of chems and plans in my camp. Any tips would be helpful!

HoosierLarry: Don’t under sell the value of your experience as a player of this game. I as a new player, have no idea what things are worth and how common or scarce things are. I’d have to spend hours putting together a spreadsheet of vendor prices to identify a strategy.

TheBunnyMans: Could've joined teams and gone to their camps to take unlocked things and sell them. Itd still technically be in line with your set up. Goofy idea overall. Would definitely be a fun challenge character. No gameplay just take others things and sell. Good job

nitro_box: Returned to the game this year after quitting at launch (before Wild Appalachia) and I've grinded to level 1010 since returning in January this year. Can confirm, vendor flipping is a very valid strategy for earning caps, especially if you don't want to grind common enemies for hours on end and rather be passive about it. Earning caps is easy but less so when you are playing catch up on 6 years worth of plans while trying to afford those legendary mods you need to build your character. Seen a few people crying in the comments about "higher levels" buying their items.. if you want to give stuff away, drop it in the donation box by vault 76.

Dec 13 2025

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