Paladin Danse? I think there's one decent quest with him where you need to find a missing recon group. Apart from that nothing but radiant stuff
There's only maybe 4 or 5 good side quests in the game. Would you like the locations?
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There's only maybe 4 or 5 good side quests in the game. Would you like the locations?
You should go to Diamond City asap. Opens up lots more quests and side quests for you.
Aye, spoiler them if you could!
Took your advice, thought it would be bigger than it was which is why I was also avoiding if for a while. Not nearly as confusing as Rivet City.
2 moments for me that stand out so far,
im level 30, just killed the courier, When you go into the atomic sea or whatever its called for the first time was probably one of the most epic video games moments ive had for years. Proper gave me the chills trecking out to the crator of atom.
Also when the Prydwyn comes to the commonwhealth, vertibirds in toe was just so bloody epic. even now ill be wandering around and youll see squadrons of attack choppers putting brotherhood troops on the ground vietnam style. its just crazy how atmospheric the world is.
Also when the Prydwyn comes to the commonwhealth, vertibirds in toe was just so bloody epic. even now ill be wandering around and youll see squadrons of attack choppers putting brotherhood troops on the ground vietnam style. its just crazy how atmospheric the world is.
Getting this either tuesday or wednesday.
Hole in the Wall - Vault to the left of Diamond City
Human Error - Town of Covenant (right of the starlight drive in which is in the middle bit of the map)
Diamond City Blues - Diamond City
The Big Dig - Town of Goodneighbour (to the right of Diamond City)
Silver Shroud - Town of Goodneighbour
Confidence Man - In Diamond City
Can't think of anything else decent
Well, I've finally tracked down all the Bobbleheads
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How much did they cost you?
Also, the Deliverer gun in this game is such a joy to shoot. That and the automatic laser rifle were the only guns I ever used. The Deliverer though is just
Also, the Deliverer gun in this game is such a joy to shoot. That and the automatic laser rifle were the only guns I ever used. The Deliverer though is just
Series 2 and 3 cost £70 each give or take. Series 1 I had to get on eBay. Cost £280, and luckily, that was quite cheap
Fair bit of coin there. If they go like any of the others then it will be a good investment at some point if you do decide to sell. Look nice though and so does that skyline print that you have.
I'm level 31 and feel like i'm coming to the end of the game. I have a lot of quests at the moment but i'm pretty sure they're all just repeatable ones, are they worth doing? If i do repeatables does it end up unlocking new actual quests? I'm talking about the Minutemen, Railroad and Brotherhood of Steel quests.
I'd ignore Preston and the generic scribes of the Brotherhood after two or three missions. Level 31 is low though, you can easily get to 50 with the main and proper side quests. I was in and around level 40 before starting to faction off.
I'm also partly getting a bit bored. There isn't enough variation in what's happening. Like others have said it's a huge world but with not much to it.
No you don't get anything apart from XP and bottlecaps for the repeatables. Pointless quests to add padding
I finally finished the game myself last week. Picked the institute as the other 2 seemed kinda boring
Why not try to platinum it? It gives something extra if you do that, something to aim for. I spent like 12/13 hours on it a weekend for a month, enjoyed it that way.
I've completed all the ones you've suggested also so i don't think i'll find any good ones.
I might just finish it and then re-start when there's DLC.
That was the only chore for me. Saving before picking my faction and then doing the other two as I'd had enough at that point. Was good to see the other perspectives. Actually, the trophy for 100% happiness in a base was shite, that took like 5 hours in itself.
Have you found the 'Kid in a Fridge' quest? I haven't done it but apparently its so bad that it should be experienced.I've completed all the ones you've suggested also so i don't think i'll find any good ones.
I might just finish it and then re-start when there's DLC.
I've restarted with a new character and just used the book glitch to give myself 10 points in each category. Going to try and do a sword player to make it feel different. The lack of dialogue options really hurts replayability though when compared to the old ones. The female voice actor is a lot better than the man though
I spent quite a lot of time making a base too....at the end though it feels a bit pointless as there's nothing really going on there. Just a bunch of nameless settlers growing potatoes/sleeping
How many did you make? I just did sanctuary and red rocket. All the rest just left them alone, way too many to build anything worthwhile.
Loving this so far.
sanctuary and the starlight drive in. Made a pretty massive building at the drive in which doesn't have a roof due to material shortages...
Actually, got to eat some words from earlier - on 3rd play-through (Minutemen as opposed to Railroad/BOS) and it's a lot of fun, much better than the BOS so far. Had a lot more random encounters than the previous two which have kept things fresh and seen a fair amount I'd missed (radio signals, quality assurance, old guns, gunners' plaza etc.). Can't see myself doing an Institute run though, (did most of their missions before betraying them brutally the first time).
Can't get enough of this. Reminds me of the first time I played Skyrim.
Managed to play and complete this, recently. I enjoyed the ride, but God, the endings are so empty. I don't understand why they don't have a few post-ending quests to make it feel like what you did actually had consequences. War might never change, but neither does bloody anything else.
Survival mode is on the way and DLC info will be announced soon.
I'm level 58, nearly 100 hours in (a lot of settlement building admittedly) and I still haven't finished the main quest, or even alienated a faction yet.
edit - i said 200 hours to sound cool
I'm level 58, nearly 100 hours in (a lot of settlement building admittedly) and I still haven't finished the main quest, or even alienated a faction yet.
edit - i said 200 hours to sound cool
DLC info released:-
https://bethesda.net/?utm_source=fa...nd-workshop-far-harbor-and-more/2016/02/16/77
https://bethesda.net/?utm_source=fa...nd-workshop-far-harbor-and-more/2016/02/16/77
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Automatron
Price: $9.99 USD | £7.99 GBP | $16.95 AUD
Release: March 2016
The mysterious Mechanist has unleashed a horde of evil robots into the Commonwealth, including the devious Robobrain. Hunt them down and harvest their parts to build and mod your own custom robot companions. Choose from hundreds of mods; mixing limbs, armor, abilities, and weapons like the all-new lightning chain gun. Even customize their paint schemes and choose their voices!
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Price: $24.99 USD | £19.99 GBP | $39.95 AUD
Release: May 2016
A new case from Valentine’s Detective Agency leads you on a search for a young woman and a secret colony of synths. Travel off the coast of Maine to the mysterious island of Far Harbor, where higher levels of radiation have created a more feral world. Navigate through the growing conflict between the synths, the Children of Atom, and the local townspeople. Will you work towards bringing peace to Far Harbor, and at what cost? Far Harbor features the largest landmass for an add-on that we’ve ever created, filled with new faction quests, settlements, lethal creatures and dungeons. Become more powerful with new, higher-level armor and weapons. The choices are all yours.
And more important, that this is only the beginning. We have plans for more. More than $60 worth of new Fallout adventures and features throughout 2016.
Given the expanded DLC plan, the price of the season pass will increase from the current $29.99 to $49.99 USD (£24.99 to £39.99 GBP; $49.95 to $79.95 AUD) on March 1, 2016. However, if you already purchased the season pass for $29.99, nothing changes - you still get everything at no additional cost— the full $60 offering of add-on content for the original price of $29.99. In addition, if you didn’t buy the season pass yet, there is still time: anyone who buys the Season Pass for $29.99 before March 1st will get all $60 worth of content. This is our way of saying thanks to all our loyal fans who have believed in us and supported us over the years.
Want a chance to play these add-ons early? We’ll be running closed betas for each of the add-ons for consoles and PC. And you can sign up right now on Bethesda.net. In order to apply, you’ll need to create a registered Bethesda.net account. We’ll be selecting applicants in the upcoming weeks. Players accepted into the beta will receive a code to redeem the content. The beta is the full version (complete with achievements) and those participating will not have to purchase the add-on.
Beyond add-ons, we’ll continue to offer free updates to the game, including new features like the recentweapon debris for PC, and increased draw distances for consoles, as well as more optimizations to gameplay and quests. And something that we’re really excited about, a complete overhaul of Survival Mode that changes how you play the whole game: food, sleep, diseases, danger and more.
We’re also hard at work on the Creation Kit, which will allow you to create and play mods absolutely free. We’re currently testing both Survival Mode and the Creation Kit now, and more details will be forthcoming.
Thanks again for your continued support of Fallout 4. We can’t wait for you to play more!
beautiful song
Yeah, the music in the games is always fantastic. I still burst into Big Iron On His Hip when I'm doing the ironing
I have reached the build the molecular beam mission and just found out you don't have to level up by order. I could have gotten expert lockpicking instantly. I'm level 30 and just unlocked it
Finished the BoS, institute and railroad story lines and only one trophy short of platinum. I'm at level 48. Two more to go and I'll be done... Until the dlc is released.
Alright lads, just bought the game. However the game lags too much for me when it comes to autosaving and pressing the start button(for the menu). Any fix for that?
Which platform are you on?
Ps4
Sounds like an issue with the 1.3 patch for consoles. 1.4 is out for PC and should be soon out for consoles too, so that should hopefully fix it.
Not sure how to fix it outside of that unfortunately. Perhaps try playing offline?
Been playing for a week. What a great game. I think it's quite polished for a Fallout game.
@KM Had no issue with it in the PS4. Also, patch 1.4 has been out for two days or so, so that may solve your problems, though I had none of them with 1.3
@KM Had no issue with it in the PS4. Also, patch 1.4 has been out for two days or so, so that may solve your problems, though I had none of them with 1.3
Thanks lads. Haven't really played the game after that as it has really put me off from playing it but will try to update it to the next patch.
Haha, sounds familiar, it took me a lot of time to find out the fast travel option, spend a few Fusion Cores walking back to back places. I thought it was just for the settlements or something.I have reached the build the molecular beam mission and just found out you don't have to level up by order. I could have gotten expert lockpicking instantly. I'm level 30 and just unlocked it
Same with the VATS, I think I was at level 15 or something when I realized the VATS didn't require any Perk like I thought it would. Stupid me but at least I learned how to shoot from the hip quite well.
About Perks in general: I recommend the Armorer, Ninja and Blitz ones. Actually you should level up the Armorer perks after you've done the DIA Cache Quests for the railroad. After completing them the laid back tech guy Tinker Tom in Raidroad HQ will give you this Ballistic Weave thingy so you can mod few selected clothing like the Army Fatiques, Trilby/Fedora hats etc etc.