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Minimum requirements:OS: Windows 7/8/10 (64-bit OS required)Processor: Intel Core i5-2300 2.8 GHz/AMD Phenom II X4 945 3.0 GHz or equivalentMemory: 8 GB RAMStorage: 30 GB available spaceGraphics: NVIDIA GTX 550 Ti 2GB/AMD Radeon HD 7870 2GB or equivalentRecommended requirements:OS: Windows 7/8/10 (64-bit OS required)Processor: Intel Core i7 4790 3.6 GHz/AMD FX-9590 4.7 GHz or equivalentMemory: 8 GB RAMGraphics: NVIDIA GTX 780 3GB/AMD Radeon R9 290X 4GB or equivalentStorage: 30 GB available spaceConsole:28-35 GB free HDD space Availability. Contents Setting and storyThe player is the of, who emerges 210 years to the day and time after the. Prior to this, there is a brief period of gameplay during the pre-War era showing the player living with their spouse and child.The game takes place in Boston,. Famous local landmarks like the, the, as well as the with its unique Golden Dome are included in the game world.

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Modders have made thousands of excellent fixes, tweaks, and enhancements to Bethesda's 2015 post-apocalyptic RPG, and it's no easy task finding the best Fallout 4 mods among them. On the following. Despite needing the Sole Survivor to trigger his confidence boost, Travis has a post-Confidence Man news announcement about their emergence from Vault 111, as if they had yet to meet. Appearances Edit. Travis appears only in Fallout 4. References Edit ↑.

Other notable locations that make an appearance in the game are Scollay Square, renamed, and Fenway Park, which is renamed. The events of Fallout 4 occur in; a decade after and six years after the events of.The setting also includes mountains, coastal regions, the outskirts of the city and the downtown Boston area. A large and still inhospitable nuclear blast site called the is to the southwest. The starting area in the northwest contains low level enemies and is relatively safe, but the enemies get progressively tougher towards the southeast area of the map.The game features just over 111,000 lines of dialogue, more than all of the dialogue in and combined. GameplayThe gameplay is largely similar to that of and, with the ability to switch from first to third-person view.

Additional features include a split-piece armor system (reminiscent of the armor system in ), base-building, a dynamic dialogue system, an in-depth crafting system that makes use of every lootable object in the game as a source of raw material and more. Enemies such as mole rats, mirelurks, raiders, super mutants, deathclaws, and ghouls return to the series.The player character, the, accesses the in-game menus through a to manage statistics, maps, data, and items. Players can also find game cartridges with retro themed which can be played on the Pip-Boy. Another returning gameplay feature is the (V.A.T.S.), which can play a critical part in combat. While using V.A.T.S, real-time combat is slowed down, and action is played out from varying camera angles in a computer graphics version of 'bullet time.'

Attacking in V.A.T.S. Costs, limiting the number of actions available at a time, and the player can target specific body areas for attacks to inflict specific injuries; headshots can be used for quick kills or blinding, legs can be targeted to slow enemies' movements, and opponents can be disarmed by shooting at their weapons.A new equipment system allows a wide variety of upgrades and customization for weapons and armor.

Unlike the previous two Fallout games, weapons and armor do not deteriorate with use and no longer require constant maintenance.A new feature to the series is the ability to build settlements. Within the boundaries of a settlement, players can scrap objects and structures for resources and use them to build their own structures, including housing, vegetable gardens, defenses, stores, and crafting stations.

Each settlement can also connect to others by Brahmin caravan, which then share resources. Towns can be powered with electricity, using a dynamic power line system, as well as equipped with water pumps and crops/gardens to keep a steady income of food and drink.

Merchants and non-player characters can inhabit player towns and help keep the settlements running as a community. Players can build various defenses around their settlements, such as turrets, guard towers, and traps, to defend the settlements from raids and attacks.Skills have been removed, replaced with a 7x10 perk chart. At each level-up, the player can acquire a new perk, each with prerequisites based on SPECIAL attributes and level, and most have multiple tiers. A consequence of the new advancement system is that there is no hard level cap, allowing players to experience a little more freedom when it comes to exploring and combat. The player may continue playing even after they have finished all of the main quests, a feature returning from, which allows players to experience the aftermath of their decisions. There are plenty of side quests to pursue, many of which can also be experienced after the main story ends.DevelopmentInitially, in 2004, Bethesda Softworks licensed from the rights to create and publish three Fallout games (, and Fallout 4).

Later, in 2007, Bethesda purchased the entire franchise, and Interplay licensed back from Bethesda the rights to a. The is now over, with Bethesda Softworks and its in-house development studio retaining the rights to all of the Fallout franchise, including an MMO.In 2009, Bethesda's said, 'The whole reason we went out and acquired the license and that we now own Fallout is that we clearly intended to make more than one.' He also added, 'This is not something we're going to do once and then go away and never do it again. When that will be or how long that will be God only knows, but we acquired it specifically because we wanted to own it and develop it and work on it like we do with The Elder Scrolls.' Development began right after Fallout 3 's release, in 2008.

The game had minor development due to Skyrim being developed at the same time. After Skyrim was released in 2011, Fallout 4 became the primary project for Bethesda.Release daterevealed in an August 2010 interview with Eurogamer that Bethesda was working on two projects; one had been in development for two years (beginning after Fallout 3 was released), and the other was still in pre-production. It is now known that the title farther along in development was The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, while Fallout 4 was title in pre-production.On January 9, 2013, the voice actor behind was given permission by Bethesda to hint towards his appearance soon. On his Twitter account, he stated, 'To all my #Fallout3 and #ThreeDog fans: There may be more of the Dog coming! Fingers crossed!' However, in July of the same year, Dellums tweeted that the game he is working on is not being produced by Bethesda Softworks, therefore, it was not the anticipated new Fallout title.Bethesda Game Studios announced on on April 15, 2013, that they had completed all new content for Skyrim and were moving the studio's attention to an as of yet unknown title that had previously been in pre-production since 2010. Although Bethesda Softworks did announce The Evil Within during the same week, it was developed by another studio and had no direct impact on the project Bethesda Game Studios was working on.Todd Howard was interviewed on Rock, Paper, Shotgun on February 18, 2014, and said that a new game announcement would be very far away.

'We don’t have a timeframe for our next game announcement,' he said, 'but I think it’s gonna be a while.' He was described as 'forever positive' and enthused that 'PC is resurgent.' 'Skyrim did better than we've ever done on PC by a large, large number. And that's where the mods are. That feeds the game for a long time. And it's exciting that the new consoles are very PC-like.

That opens up avenues for us going forward to do things that we've wanted to do in the past. There are kind of random ideas we're working on right now, and it's like, 'Wow, I think there's potential here to do some really cool stuff,' he said.A countdown timer was set on Bethesda's Fallout website on June 2, 2015, expiring the next day at 10:00 AM EDT.

On June 3, seconds before 10:00 AM EDT, the was released on YouTube. The Fallout website also debuted in full Fallout 4 style, including a working teaser phone number, previously used during the Fallout 3 release.Bethesda's first ever E3 showcase took place on June 14, 2015, at 7 PM PST. The E3 showcase was streamed on YouTube and Twitch. Bethesda revealed gameplay footage including combat, a refined VATS system, a new crafting system, concept art and a release date, which was confirmed to be November 10, 2015. A major new feature shown during the press conference was the ability to craft and deconstruct.Fallout 4 was successfully released on November 10, 2015, having been shipped 12 million copies to meet day one demand.

Click to expand.As a genetic specimen of the PC Master Race, I can't help you with PS4 mods. I know that on PC, mods are awesome and I find it difficult to discard them now that I've been using them more.The DLC for Fallout 4 falls in two distinct categories:1- Workshop and custumization DLC: Wasteland Workshop, Vault Tech, Contraptions.2- Story DLC: Automatron, Far Harbor and Nuka World.Workshop DLC unlocks new items in your workbench and allow new features like caging animals and building factories. Story DLC add new quests, companions and rewards on new explorable landmass.

It's all about what you like doing in the game.I prefer story DLC but a lot of people put time and effort into settlement building and customization. There's a huge community of settlement builders online: they like to share their creation and post pics and videos. It's up to you how you enjoy the game!For your second question, once again it depends. If you're a power gamer (like me) and want to try everything, chose a custom build and base your gameplay on it.

For example, create a Pyromaniac Fireman build based on heavy weapons and flame throwers. Use drugs and booze to make him go berserk and destroy everything in the Wasteland. There are many options: Generic General build: lead the Minuteman to a complete conquest of the Wasteland. Scientist build: based on intelligence, science and power armor, he will side with the Institute.

Scavenger build: wandering hobo collecting scrap and turning settlements into flea markets all around the Wasteland. Military build: Special Op type dude, will join BOS and annihilate all opposition behind a Vertibird minigun.There are infinite gameplay choices to enjoy the game and many areas to explore once the main story is done. If you're more of a customization guy, buy the DLCs and go wild. You can spend hours just working on one settlement and there are many to work on. You can even create your own vault, attract settlers and turn it into a vast entertainment center! STR 10 PER 1 END 1 CHA 1 INT 1 AGI 9 LUK 5Strength: 10Perception: 1Endurance: 1Charisma: 1Intelligence: 1Agility: 9Luck: 5.Special book invest in Strength (wait until you take the Day Tripper drug to lower your STR and pick up the book, giving you base STR 11).PERKS2. Idiot Savant3.

Big League 28. Idiot Savant 212.

PER (or grab the Museum bobblehead and pick something else)13. Big League 316. Demolition Expert20. Demolition Expert 221. Blitz 2 (game changer)30.

Mister Sandman33. Party Boy 235. Mister Sandman 236. Party Boy 3 (game changer 2)38.

Mister Sandman 339. Big League 4Conversion to Atom's Prophet at this point41. Nuclear Physicist50. Nuclear Physicist 2Optional: Max your unmaxed skills, raise you END. Even if this melee build is intended for Survival, it is very vulnerable in the first 10 levels.

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Be careful in unexplored areas and try to sneak at all times. It takes a long time before you can relax, you must keep a steady route until then.

In short, you need to carefully grind your character up to level 30 to get the maximum benefits.Take advantage of Idiot Savant and don't be shy with alcohol: it lowers your INT while raising your CHA so drink before bartering for lower prices. You can also drink before turning quests and crafting chems to increase the Idiot Savant trigger chance.This build relies on Stealth instead of Endurance, so be very careful in the beginning. Use Sneak to remain hidden. Use Blitz to close the gap with multiple enemies. Take advantage of Ninja to deliver boosted sneak attacks on unwary foes. Drink alcohol to boost your STR. Use Rockville Slugger to be able to target each foe and deliver 2-3 hits to make sure they die.So you must be very careful: your low endurance doesn't give you any margin for error.

You must Sneak up as close as possible, Blitz your enemy and disappear again with Sneak. Ninja will boost your damage as long as you're undetected. Use grenades and mines to ambush multiple enemies. Don't be ashamed to flee a battle you cannot win. Or better yet, sneak by the back and take your enemies down one by one.

Use Jet and Stealth Boy if you need a swift escape. Use a Stimpack to heal your limb damage when you get any.Vital melee hint: use block as soon as you see an enemy attempt a melee attack or a weapon bash. Don't block too soon or you will drop your guard before the hit connects! It's all a matter of timing: you'll get it right after a couple try-and-fail. When you master block timing, use it to your advantage. The stagger from a successful block gives you the perfect opportunity to plant your feet and reap the benefits of the Rooted perk.

Deliver a Strong Hit (bash button) while standing still to gain the effect. As a cool bonus, your attack is more likely to result in a 'finisher melee animation' when it's a kill shot delivered from standing still, outside of VATS. Think about it: even with a rudimentary melee weapon, a Blitz/Ninja melee Sneak attack will do 10X melee damage + your STR bonus. A drink of alcohol will have double effect (+ 2 STR for most beers, + 4 STR for Dirty Wastelander). With base STR 12 (10 + special book and bobblehead), it's easily boosted at 16 if you chug a Dirty Wastelander. Don't forget drugs you can take like Buffout or even better, Psychobuff: 25% damage bonus, +65 HP and +3 STR/End (always pump a Psychobuff before a hard fight).

You can also take Bufftats but keep in mind the effects don't stack if you take Psychobuff at the same time: only the best bonus registers. So STR 19 with Psychobuff and 25% damage on top.Without getting in too deep, you can also add the 'Mysterious Serum' over that (unlimited supply if you complete the quest correctly) and X-cell chems (very rare) to further boost your STR. In perfect conditions, you can boost your STR in the higher 30s (you read that right). Your luck is also proportional to the different drinks you just chugged.

3 luck points for each kind, up to the higher 30s too! You'll never wait for a critical hit ever again: your critical meter fills up with 2-3 strikes.Now, add all the bonuses to Atom's Judgment's ridiculous damage: STR bonus, Big League, Nuke Bonus and Nuke Physicist to double it. On Far Harbor, you can side with the Child of Atom and gain their perk in the outcome of the conflict.

If you do, you gain a bonus to damage the more irradiated you are. This is the Atom's Prophet's gift. Add to all that the sneak damage of Ninja perk (X 10) and we've got the perfect storm! Of course, you must keep a backup weapon for ghouls and creatures immune to radiation damage. If you find a Ghoul's Slayer melee weapon, save it just to rid the World of nasty Ghouls and send them back to Atom!With booze and pills, you can boost your STR and LCK in the 30s range. No need to worry about addiction or alcoholism, you're a Drunken Master! Just make sure to always be drunk and use the correct drug combinations at all times.

At level 50, you can start focusing on END to make you more resistant to open brawls. You can also start taking INT perks if you took the Atom Prophet way.The Chemist perk will grant you the ability to craft higher chems. Medic will improve Stimpacks' potency (vital in Survival). Science will help you improve settlements, craft new mods on some melee weapons and craft Plasma or Laser mods. At that point, you're pretty much unstoppable. With prep time, our man could easily take down Batman himself!

Arrange your fast access keys to favor your playing style. For this specific build, you only need 3 weapons at endgame: Atom's Judgment's, Kiloton Rifle and Righteous Authority. You don't even need Righteous but it's so convenient to build the critical meter from far away.

Otherwise, your meter fills relatively fast in battle if you're drunk. It fills even faster if you drank different types of alcohol. If you drink all different types of alcohol in your inventory, your meter will fill at every shot for the duration of booze effects.You can carry a backup melee weapon for Rad resistant foes. Bring a Rocket Launcher with you when you face robots (not synths, robots).

It's imperative to destroy the Legendary Robots before they explode in your face. Bring a Troubleshooter Rocket Launcher if you're lucky enough to find one! Any Troubleshooter ranged weapon will do great to avoid the nearby robot explosions from melee kills. I just like the explosive effect of Rockets and it's a weapon affected by Demolition Expert so double damage!

Only bring heavy weapons when you need them. Even with our superhuman STR, the Survival carry weight limit is so ridiculously low, you will spend hours managing your inventory if you're not careful.

You can take strong back to help with that but we're not a pack mule!In short, you only need to have your 3 main weapons as Favorite Keys. That leaves you 9 empty buttons. I prefer to put drinks and drugs there for easy access. The inventory page becomes a mess in late game, even with the carry weight limitations. You will spend hours browsing the AID list if you constantly do it. To facilitate things, my Favorite Keys are: 1/2/3- Weapons, 4- Jet (or Psychojet), 5-Bufftats (or Psychobuff), 6- Stimpack, 7- Beer, 8- Bourbon, 9- Ice Cold Gwinnett and 0- Vodka. Keep the drug stacking mechanism in mind: don't take Psychobuff with Psychojet: take Bufftats with PsychoJet or simple Jet with Psychobuff.The last two keys (0 / -) are open slots: I can have a backup weapon there or add more alcohol types.

On Survival, you will have Purified Water there for sure. You can even keep a quick meal to fill your stomach fast. Of course, you can also put your Rocket Launcher or a Fat Man in the free slots when you know you're gonna need it. Feel free to arrange the Favorite Keys to fit your fighting style.

You don't need to use many different guns so focus on survivability and chems. Just make sure to use every chem, every meal and every drink without restraint.I have created and thoroughly tested this build up to lvl 90, it is insane!

Especially with the Ultimate Far Harbor Weapon:And mods like:Insane I tell you! S: 6P: 1E: 7C: 3I: 9A: 1L: 1Disregard the 'backstory' in the video. I prefer to gameplay this build as a BOS oriented Special Op Marine. Don't put points in Luck, you don't need it. Keep CHA at 3 for Lone Wanderer. Focus on STR 6 to get Strong Back. Combined with Lone Wanderer, it is what makes this build viable on Survival.

Use scrapper to find junk to help you mod your weapons and armor but don't carry anything with you. Store everything in your favorite workbench and resupply when needed.I will not post a lvl-by-lvl perk list, there is one included in the video.

You can follow it or modify it at your liking. I recommend focusing on Power Armor acquisition and modification. You don't need to restrict yourself to a BOS suit, you can wear a X-01 if you prefer. Favor the Jet Pack but feel free to mod the Armor as you see fit.

You can of course create a whole collection of different Power Armor and store the suits where you choose.The shotgun will be your favorite weapon but since you're maxing Rifleman, I don't see why you should restrict yourself. Go for all one-shot rifles and don't neglect energy weapons: your high INT will make them lethal in the later game with the Science perk. You can also raise the Heavy Gunner perk if you want to use Miniguns and the awesome Gatling Laser. It's easy to swap some perks as you see fit, let yourself loose! You were a Marine in your former life, before the bombs. You wake up with a desire of vengeance and a lethal set of skills to achieve it.

Your high INT will make you level up fast and you'll want to join BOS ASAP. Once you kill Kellogg and get access to the Pridwin, go through the initiation and clean up Fort Strong to get the Vertibird grenades. From that point on, you will go on steady Insertion / Extraction missions as a Marine Spec Op.You stack up at your base of Operation on the Pridwin or at the Airport. You carry as many weapons as your weigh limit allows with you. You depart by Vertibird to reach your destination, seek and destroy your target and come back with another Vertibird for R&R. You conquer the whole Commonwealth that way, one settlement at a time.

You can infiltrate the Minutemen, the Railroad and the Institute to gain intel. The battle against the Institute is your culmination after eradicating the annoying Minuteman and Railroad in a huge combined attack from all fronts.After that, you're free to explore the DLCs as you wish. You can go to Far Harbor and eradicate the Synth colony. You can eradicate everything if you want but you might want to save Far Harbor Village if you're gameplaying a Soldier type. You can then go to Nuka World and get rid of the corruption over there. You will be so overpowered at that point, it will be a lot of fun!Don't forget to clear up Automatron too if you wish. There are tons of quests you can keep for later.

You can also postpone the Commonwealth conquest and explore everywhere first instead. You want to go alone but if you can lighten your weight, bring a companion like Danse with you.

His backstory is fun and it will take you around. It's a lot of fun and some interesting gameplay, depending on what kind of Spec Op guy you want to play. Hardass or Hero? Brute or White Knight? Paladin or Chaotic?All in all, It's a really cool build that I have experimented a lot and strongly recommend.

Seeing the traffic in this thread, I guess people have stopped playing Fallout 4. I'm still having fun but I don't see myself clearing up Nuka World again, it was a long, challenging task. It was as good if not better than Far Harbor! Keep in mind I really liked Far Harbor: Nuka World is more detailed and focused on interactions, where Far Harbor was more 'explore and hunt scary animals'.There is still talk of new mystery DLC for Fallout 4, the rumor have been running on Steam and Reddit forums.

There's a video addressing the rumor, you can watch it if your hopes are still up. Click to expand.If you went 'Minuteman General' good guy in your first playthrough, I recommend going the opposite way for your next game: evil playthrough! You can pretty much kill everyone and everything non-essential in the game so it's a cool thing to do if you spared everyone in your first playthrough.You can go the Raider way or just the outcast way, terrorizing the Wasteland wherever you roam. You can eliminate settlements and attack all factions at once.

If you went with long range rifle on your first game, try melee weapons this time. There are a number of different builds you can focus on for that gameplay option: I posted a Alcoholic Ninja build that is great for evil tendencies.You can also try a Raider build, especially if you're planning on playing or re-playing Nuka World. There's a cool Overboss build for that but it's meant to reign over the other Raiders instead of eliminating them. Just disregard all settlements missions and eliminate the Raiders who oppose you until you make the park your own Kingdom!Overboss FudgeMuppet build. Click to expand.I would like to know why. I was never a big fan of Fallout games: I played Fallout 3 but never finished it. I finished New Vegas but never replayed it.

Yet, I'm absolutely loving Fallout 4: 1000 hours in, at least 5 different complete playthrough, a dozen partial playthough, extensive use of mods, creation of character builds, I'm totally invested. I must say, I'm not a hardcore gamer normally: I don't have a 'list of games', I play one game and I stick with it until I find a new one.The only other game I put 1000 hours into was Civilization V. It took me YEARS to get to 1000 but I reached that number in a matter of months in Fallout 4. I must admit I'm a big fan of Bethesda games. I have played Skyrim a lot but never to the extent I'm playing Fallout 4. When there's gameplay involved and character creation and development, I'm all in!Fallout 4 might be the best game I played since Diablo back in 1997! I would like to know why.

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I was never a big fan of Fallout games: I played Fallout 3 but never finished it. I finished New Vegas but never replayed it.

Yet, I'm absolutely loving Fallout 4: 1000 hours in, at least 5 different complete playthrough, a dozen partial playthough, extensive use of mods, creation of character builds, I'm totally invested. I must say, I'm not a hardcore gamer normally: I don't have a 'list of games', I play one game and I stick with it until I find a new one.The only other game I put 1000 hours into was Civilization V.

It took me YEARS to get to 1000 but I reached that number in a matter of months in Fallout 4. I must admit I'm a big fan of Bethesda games.

I have played Skyrim a lot but never to the extent I'm playing Fallout 4. When there's gameplay involved and character creation and development, I'm all in!Fallout 4 might be the best game I played since Diablo back in 1997! Click to expand.I didn't see the game with your eyes but I totally understand your spoiler. As an eternal bachelor with no kids, I couldn't care less about Shaun and Nora.

I forgot about them after my first playthrough. I also underrstand your 'time management problem'. With a kid and wife at home, no way I'd be able to go so deep into Fallout Universe. I know a lot of people have criticized Fallout 4 main story but compared to you, I have the opposite approach. The main story made me want to go explore and do something else.Shaun and Nora be damned, I'm conquering the Commonwealth! I'm cleaning it up one settlement at a time and nobody who stands in my way will be left standing. I played the 'good guy Minuteman' on my first playthrough and that was it.

I did have a 'Railroad playthrough' where I helped synths and left the Minutemen alone but in the end, it was still a great war with Instiute and BOS. As much as I like to gameplay a character, I will not be a 'boy scout ready to help everyone' for a whole playthrough: my character needs to struggle with his demons and question his beliefs. He must cope with loss the best way he can: either by killing everyone, becoming a Chem addict, becoming a junk-collecting hobo or joining BOS as a Spec Ops officer.All that is much more interesting to me than saving Shaun and Nora.