Fallout 4 Game Guide & Walkthrough

Fallout 4 Game Guide

Strategy Guide and Walkthrough by Jacek "Stranger" Halas, Patrick "YxU" Homa, Patryk Greniuk gamepressure.com

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This unofficial Fallout 4 game guide offers a complex description of all of the game's content and a very thorough explanation of its mechanics. All of this should be very helpful in achieving a 100% completion without any unnecessary troubles. The guide has been divided into three big parts. The first part contains a strategy guide. The strategy guide chapters offer info on topics such as creating and developing a character, engaging in combat, exploring the world or interacting with other people. The second large part of the guide is a walkthrough with detailed descriptions of all main and optional quests. Each quest has descriptions of all of its available outcomes, as well info on how to unlock it and what types of rewards it has in store. The final third part of this guide is the world atlas. This enormous chapter contains primarily a high quality world map along with smaller maps of certain areas. Each map has a lot of icons informing mostly about the locations the player can unlock while exploring the world. Some of the more important locations (cities, outposts with friendly NPC's etc.) have been described in greater detail on separate pages. Another big part of the world atlas are the collectibles. The guide tells where the player should look for the bobbleheads, unique books and other items of great value. Fallout 4 is the next installment of the famous cRPG franchise set in the postapocalyptic world. This time around the players can visit the wastelands around the American city of Boston. The game is filled with tons of interesting things to do and it's also non-linear since many of the choices can lead to different outcomes.

Colours used in our guide

• The brown color was used to mark unique friendly characters you can talk to. It also marks some of the more important enemies you have to defeat as a part of ongoing quests.
• The blue color was used to highlight the names of the locations you visit during the game. The names in our guide are the same as the ones displayed on the world map.
• The green color was used to inform about the important items you can find in the game's world, receive from the NPC's as rewards or buy from the merchants.
• The orange color was used to mark the situations where relying on a certain perk is required to perform a more advanced activity like opening a complex lock or persuading an NPC to do something for the main character.

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