Which one should I buy?
The GOTY Edition comes with all the DLCs. Are the DLCs any good ie worth the money?
The GOTY Edition comes with all the DLCs. Are the DLCs any good ie worth the money?
get the goty edition the dlcs are pretty good imo
essentially it's cut content out of the game to sell it for extra money
Personally, I'd go for the GOTY edition.
GOTY, Far Harbor is one of the best DLC’s there is.
> buying instead of pirating
Is it good and entertaining?
What is it about
New Vegas
Might as well get GOTY
GOTY
I got bored but will give F4 another try
far harbor is pretty good. Rest are meh. I'd still buy the game with all the dlcs tho.
I never played the DLC’s and couldn’t be bothered to complete the base game.
It’s sort of a noir detective story, complete with dim lighting. One of the most unique settings in the game. There is a less humor here than in the rest of the game though.
Don’t want to spoil to much, but it’s one of those with a hard moral choice that have real consequences, its absolutely worth playing.
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Game of the year on a discount and on PC cause mods saved this game you are talking to a person who is doing a no mod run on fallout 4
Is the vanilla Fallout 4 really that boring?
Yes it is just buy fallout 4 game of the year on a discount if you buying it online
Got the goty edition yesterday and playing it today. As soon as I left the vault it spammed me with 8 different quests
Those must be dlc quest you can do it later and if you plan to go to Nuka world go there prepared since you can't leave until you finish some quest
I got a power suit from Preston's building and stored it at Red Rocket. Kept the fusion core with me to avoid it from getting stolen.
Also i have no idea what to do with most of the "junk" items in my inventory.
For example, I had found these two circuits in a security room after unlocking it via the password. Had no idea how to use them so I sold them for good money to a random trader
You can use junk in the settlement system to create water purifier,plant crops for settlers to farm Preston quest will teach you about it
I would pirate the GOTY version 
If you don't want to pirate, then I would buy a cheap license key for the GOTY version from a website like G2A
Here is an overview for the DLCs:
- Far Harbor: a DLC in the true sense of the word. It unlocks a new large area, with a good story, choices to make, it gives new armor and weapons. Bring Valentine with you.
- Nuka World: smaller in scope than Far Harbor, but it's a good DLC only if you play an evil character. If you play as a good character, you're done with the main questline in 10 minutes.
- Automatron: a glorified side quest, but good. It lets you build a large variety of cool robots that can be fighting companions or settlers
- Wasteland Workshop and Contraptions Workshop: useful ONLY if you need to build some SPECIFIC things in your settlement
- Vault-Tec Workshop: get only if you intend on spending hours on building a vault, it is actually more difficult than expected connecting all the parts.
If you don't want to pirate, then I would buy a cheap license key for the GOTY version from a website like G2A Here is an overview for the DLCs:
- Far Harbor: a DLC in the true sense of the word. It unlocks a new large area, with a good story, choices to make, it gives new armor and weapons. Bring Valentine with you.
- Nuka World: smaller in scope than Far Harbor, but it's a good DLC only if you play an evil character. If you play as a good character, you're done with the main questline in 10 minutes.
- Automatron: a glorified side quest, but good. It lets you build a large variety of cool robots that can be fighting companions or settlers
- Wasteland Workshop and Contraptions Workshop: useful ONLY if you need to build some SPECIFIC things in your settlement
- Vault-Tec Workshop: get only if you intend on spending hours on building a vault, it is actually more difficult than expected connecting all the parts.
Something I love about Fallout 4 is that every single junk item has a purpose for building settlements. In time, you will learn what components the junk breaks down into.
But at the beginning, you should simply store all junk in work benches. You should then get the Local Leader Charisma perk in order to connect the stored junk to all the other settlements, it is a must-have if you are into base building
Thanks. But I've already bought it. Couldn't pirate because I'm on a consoleI would pirate the GOTY version
Here is an overview for the DLCs:
- Far Harbor: a DLC in the true sense of the word. It unlocks a new large area, with a good story, choices to make, it gives new armor and weapons. Bring Valentine with you.
- Nuka World: smaller in scope than Far Harbor, but it's a good DLC only if you play an evil character. If you play as a good character, you're done with the main questline in 10 minutes.
- Automatron: a glorified side quest, but good. It lets you build a large variety of cool robots that can be fighting companions or settlers
- Wasteland Workshop and Contraptions Workshop: useful ONLY if you need to build some SPECIFIC things in your settlement
- Vault-Tec Workshop: get only if you intend on spending hours on building a vault, it is actually more difficult than expected connecting all the parts.
That's cool. How much storage capacity are the work benches?Something I love about Fallout 4 is that every single junk item has a purpose for building settlements. In time, you will learn what components the junk breaks down into.
But at the beginning, you should simply store all junk in work benches. You should then get the Local Leader Charisma perk in order to connect the stored junk to all the other settlements, it is a must-have if you are into base building
I pirate because it is free and doesn't cost money
Alright I'll just keep playing hopefully will learn to do more stuff
Infinite
There is a limited storage capacity only in Fallout 76
That's why I stopped playing it. Once you hit the cap, you no longer make progress.
Wow, nice. Is it possible to invite other people to live in Red Rocket ?Infinite
There is a limited storage capacity only in Fallout 76
Yes
It is a possible settlement, although not a lot of space for building
I have over 2000h.
I barely know anything about it. Just doing quests for now
Sent this hobo Sheffield to live there for a bottle of CokeYes
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