You can go outside the visible map area in Fallout 4 and not in a buggy or glitchy type way. What is there to find? Epic Easter Eggs? Awesome gear? Well, it’s not that exciting but it’s a cool area nonetheless.
As shown in the screenshot above you can travel to the very South Western corner of the game world and go outside the boundary that usually represents the edge of the play area. However, done here you don’t get the message saying “You can’t go that way”, instead a small area opens at your feet. As an avid explorer I was eager to see what I could find…
A rather impressive globe-like metallic structureA deadly Deathclaw, iconic of the Fallout franchise… Well, it was deadly before I gave it a dirt napAnother globe-like metallic structure, not as impressive the second time round
An unfortunate explorer strayed off the beaten pathA mysterious Circuit Breaker in a small building..But what does it do?
It may have a more nostalgic effect for experienced Fallout players. Having missed most of the previous games I couldn’t be sure if this location played a part. I’ve searched high and low for anything in the area but come up short. Feel free to share your experiences if you’ve been brave enough to wander outside the realm of possibility!
Fallout Far Harbor brings some new special weapons to the table. They are hidden through the Far Harbor area and finding them can be tricky. Check out this Fallout 4 Far Harbor Special Weapon Location Guide to help you find them all!
With the new Far Harbor DLC in Fallout 4 you will gain access to more shipments of materials. You will have to search for the vendors in order to find out what everyone has. This Fallout 4 Far Harbor Materiel Shipment Locations will help you find them all so you can get what you need!
During your play through of Far Harbor you will run into a quest called Visions in the Fog. This quest can be a little bit tricky to complete if you don't know where you are looking. Check out this Fallout 4 Far Harbor Visions In The Fog Guide.
Fallout 4 Far Harbor has five Islander's Almanacs to find in the new DLC area. This Almanacs give you different buffs and recipes that you can only find in the Far Harbor DLC. Come check out this Fallout 4 Far Harbor Islander's Almanac Location Guide to help you find them all!
In the new Automatron DLC for Fallout 4 you can get a new weapon called the Tesla Rifle. The Tesla rifle uses energy cells to shoot lighting out of the gun at enemies. Check out this guide to find out Where To Find The Tesla Rifle In Fallout 4 Automatron!
In the new Fallout 4 Automatron DLC you can upgrade Curie and Codsworth to make them stronger then ever. You will have to jump through a few hoops in order to unlock the ability to upgrade them. Check out this guide to find out How To Upgrade Curie And Codsworth In The Fallout 4 Automatron DLC!
Aluminum in Fallout 4 is used to upgrade and repair all forms of Power Armor at your base. You quickly blow through it after a couple of upgrade and a few repairs. This guide will let you know Where To Find Infinite Amounts Of Aluminum For Your Settlement In Fallout 4!
Early on in Fallout 4 you have the opportunity for a free extra Special Point. Using this trick, you can get max SPECIAL points and dupe any other items you want in the game. Check out this article to find out How To Get Max SPECIAL Points And Dupe Items In Fallout 4!
Fallout 4's Power Armor is a incredible weapon against your enemies of the wasteland but even the Power Armor has limits. This Fallout 4 guide will teach you how to repair your Power Armor so you can get back into the fight.
In Fallout 4 you can unlock Artillery Cannons for your settlements and use them to call in Artillery Strikes in the Commonwealth. This can be completely missed if you don't do the right chain of events. Check out this article to figure out How To Unlock Artillery And Artillery Strikes In Fallout 4.
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