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While there are a lot of random weapons available in the wasteland of , there's also a wide collection of unique weapons, which are specially named guns and melee weapons, where only one of their kind exists in the entire game. These unique weapons can be some of the best in the whole game.
An unmarked location in constitutes an in-depth reference to a classic TV show. Although takes a lot of liberties with its portrayal of a post-nuclear Boston (the so-called Commonwealth), there's a measure of accuracy in the landmarks it includes.The Old North Church becomes the HQ of 's Railroad, MIT is renamed the Institute, and of course, Fenway Park transforms into the bustling Diamond City.
Conrad Kellogg is first met while the Sole Survivor is still in their cryo pod during the introduction of , cruelly taking their spouse and son from them. Finding Kellogg is the focus of the main questline, as he serves as the main antagonist for the first act of the game. The cold-blooded mercenary has answers to the many questions surrounding the location of Shaun, but luckily, tracking him down is pretty straightforward.
features some truly great companions, Nick Valentine being one of the most interesting among them. He's the first synth companion players are likely to meet and acts as an introduction to the ways in which synths and the Institute are viewed by wastelanders on the surface. But he goes past being a plot device and has actual depth to his characterization, with his own goals and wants, involving his job as a detective and the memories of a past love interest.
has plenty of interesting and unique companions for the Sole Survivor to meet and team up with throughout the game. Each companion watches the Sole Survivor’s back and has plenty to say about events and quests as the wasteland is explored. However, as good as’s companions are, there are also tons of awesome NPCs all over the Commonwealth that would have been fun to travel with as well.
Fallout has been around since 1997, meaning Prime TV's Fallout series had more than 25 years worth of reference material to draw on. According to Emmy-nominated makeup department head Michael Harvey, director Jonathan Nolan wanted the show to feel authentic to the world fans have loved for decades… but he also wanted to avoid exactly copying the source material.
often has the Sole Survivor gather new companions with a quick conversation or being in the right place at the right time. However, sometimes a quest will need to be completed before the latest travel buddy can join the team. puts the Sole Survivor in the position of either siding with their temporary employer or turning against them with their choice impacting their recruitment of the roguish ghoul Hancock.
One of the most iconic elements of and the franchise as a whole is the Vaults, and Vault 81 is one of the more difficult ones to find in the game. Each Vault acted as a secret experiment, with subjects ranging from cryogenics to complex moral tests. Fallout 4 features multiple Vaults in the Commonwealth, including Vault 81.