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The Contagions Vulnerability Robotic Infirmary Engineer, or Curie, is a companion players can find in . She is a robot that can be found in a secret location and has a fair amount of benefits if you make her your companion. She is very good at healing, so if you find yourself struggling to keep your health up, she is a great companion to pick to stay with you.
's post-apocalyptic wasteland is home to many memorable locations, from the Vault-Tec vaults that double as twisted experiments to bustling settlements full of civilians, such as Diamond City. There are also more unique places players may only visit occasionally on their journey for the odd quest and ones that players will only find by going off the beaten path and venturing further away from any semblance of society, such as some of the more desolate locations out in the Glowing Sea.
has many interesting characters to meet across the Commonwealth, but one villain may be the key to immortality in the post-apocalyptic universe. introduced many firsts for the franchise, the biggest being a change to more modern gameplay. These changes mainly included sprinting and improved gun mechanics. This allowed the franchise to appeal to a wider range of players who typically enjoy faster-paced games and improved over aspects of and .
As with many of Bethesda's RPGs, can be played in many different ways, with players still discovering different outcomes to certain questlines or situations after repeat playthroughs. One such questline involves the rather meek Diamond City Radio DJ, Travis Miles, who players can help get some confidence by partaking in barfights and setting him up with the bar's waitress, Scarlett.
The world of can be a dangerous and strange place, with raiders, super mutants, and Deathclaws seemingly at every turn. So the last thing any Sole Survivor needs on the plate as they search for their son is to deal with a stalker as well. However, all is not as it seems — although someone definitely has their eye on them from the start — their intentions appear to be benevolent.
Once you've done and seen everything there is in the base Fallout 4 game, it's time to venture out beyond the Commonwealth. The Far Harbor DLC was the first to add an entirely new zone to the game, but it doesn't stick it onto the existing map. It doesn't take long to get yourself to the new island once you know the proper steps, but you need to do a few specific things in the game before it will be an option, and the game won't tell you what those requirements are. This is all you need to know about how to start the Far Harbor DLC in Fallout 4.
offers an amazing amount of quests, from the main questline and faction quests to companion and side quests. With so much on offer, it can be all too easy to miss some of the most fun and interesting side quests while exploring the Commonwealth. But which out of the hundreds of side quests are definitely worth the time and effort?
A Fallout 4 player has shared a clip in which a vehicle swings wildly at their unsuspecting character. Fallout 4 gamers have spotted many different bugs in the game, but this may be one of the strangest car-related ones.