Fallout 4: Best Left Forgotten Walkthrough (Far Harbor DLC)

In the DLC for there is a quest called Best Left Forgotten that features some complex and hard-to-solve challenges for players to solve. There are a lot of reasons why this quest is considered challenging, mostly due to the mechanics involved, but players should feel like they can approach this quest with more confidence than before. While this quest threw players for a loop before, they should be able to feel more sure with a little bit of help.

There are many quests in , including some that are hidden, some that are mandatory, and some that will wreck your conscious as you make choices for the survivors of the disaster. However, rebuilding society and bringing survivors with you can make it all worth it, as you form an empire of interconnected settlements pumping supplies to each other along a singular trading route. With this much determination and a little help, you canfinish the Best Left Forgotten quest quickly and avoid any frustration with it.

One of the many quests in Fallout 4 has you visit Cambridge Polymer Labs, a place you get trapped within until you can make a unique and strong item.

As you prepare for the quest, you can select it on the Pip-Boy and you will find out that you need to get DiMA's memories from the Children of Atom, a group with a plot-sized hole in . This is by far the easiest part of the quest as you simply follow the map markers and instructions andgo deep into the submarine, . Be sure to pack in some heat or some hacking smarts as there are plenty of robots, computers, and traps waiting to kill cheeky intruders.

Listening to the High Confessor's speech, convincing him that you are a new member, and telling him have seen the Mother of the Fog willallow you to access DiMA's memories unimpeded for the majority of the quest. From there you can enter the submarine's command center, but you will immediately face a fair number of traps including laser tripwires. There are a fair number of robots guarding the area as well,including a