You can also expect updates detailing perks and the Commonwealth's myriad locations. In a game that is rich in unique items and collectibles, we decided to focus on four categories: Magazines and Bobbleheads for their usefulness in enhancing stats, Holotapes for the occasional arcade game unlock, and Lunchboxes, given the series' history with these pieces of child-sized luggage. The same goes for the collectibles in this guide. Fallout 4 begins at an extreme corner of the map, which increases the likelihood that you'll come across many of these quests in the order we did. It assumes you're taking your time with the game rather than mainlining the story.

Speaking of which, we've organized quests based on the likely order many players might experience during their playthroughs. We also touch upon the new Settlements feature of Fallout 4, which is helpful for a number of the early quests. Many of our tips will be familiar to Fallout fans, but a refresher never hurts. Whatever your experience level, our Beginner's guide is a primer on how to make the most of your time during the initial hours of your playthrough. In this guide, we'll help you navigate your way through Vault-Tec Workshop. Run Vault-Tec approved experiments and decide what kind of Overseer you want to be. This is also the first Workshop add-on to have quests. Clean bed linens and new toilets for all! This downloadable content allows you to build and manage your own vault, Vault 88, and comes with many new vault-related structures and items. It's time to go underground with Fallout 4's Vault-Tec Workshop.

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