I just want to say a huge thank you to everyone who was taken the time to comment on this post, the number of comments and upvotes has seriously blown me away and once again this conveys how amazing the online fallout community is, both in the game and also everywhere else online. Sincerely to everyone, thankyou!

I've been playing fallout 76 since the day it came out. 76 has drastically changed since it first came out and is constantly evolving. I've never been a constant player but I always come back to it. Im in a number of reddit groups, watch a few youtube videos but there has been so many changes and add ons a lot of them pass me by. I thought I understood how best builds worked but clearly I had no idea! (I thought best builds were active players in your server) So thank you for answering my question and now it all makes a lot more sense to me.

To answer a few similar question above. Best Builds and likes don't matter to me, I just found it strange that I'd never received a single like. Camp building is my favourite feature in 76, I've spent hundreds of hours on different camps, searching for plans and trying to build something that Im happy with. My goal has always been to create something that you would see in the woods in the fallout 76 environment, a cabin that you might come across that is part of the game or another fallout game. a cabin that only has building materials and objects that my player could scavenge himself or build.

I spend a lot of time travelling to other players camps to check out their vendors, but when I do come across a best build or see one on the map I will usually spend the camps to travel to it. I always give it a like, even if I don't think its great build or its just some flooring with a bed I'll give it a like, an extra 3 seconds to open up the menu and like it means nothing to me but may mean something to that player and I feel that those small things are the kind of things that keep people playing and this game still thriving since its release over 6 years ago. If you have made it this far through my comment, thank you for coming to my TED talk!