5 Remarkable Fallout 4 Unmarked Locations And The Stories Behind Them 

Can be done a fair bit quicker, we were in the US for work and had a day off so went into Boston about lunchtime, started near Faneuil Hall and walked to the common, then did all the way back, up Bunker Hill and around the USS Constitution, visiting each spot on the trail that was open, stopped for lunch and eventually met up with work people for food about 7 I think. Provided you can walk at a decent pace it's doable in 6 hours, maybe add 2-3 if you go in every building but they weren't all open

Dude same lol. Went w my GF and every time I saw a spot that was integral to FO4 I had to point it out lmao

Lol. Us gamers are a weird species aren't we XD

@@Gobtik You missed the point of my comment. It took me most of the day because I was comparing the landmarks with the games' version of them. I wasn't in a race against time.

I'd visited Boston before the game came out, so I did the reverse. I'd explore the game world and think "I've been here."

Damn Skippy.

doesn't a railroad mission take you through the 2nd location though? edit: yeah I just double checked the mission is "tradecraft"

@@hivemind8817 That's the very first quest before joining the Railroad. It's my favorite introduction to a faction.

@@andrewn8002 Indeed it’s probably known to almost every player of the game.

Most of these can be found while doing quests or you go to for a quest.

Yeah, that one was super creepy. I don't remember where that was on the map.

I just found this one for the first time yesterday!! Very disturbing. There’s also one in another location of a runaway girl who’s father kicked her out because she pregnant, there’s a corpse with a teddy bear and a holotape, I always find the sad ones 🥲😂

I was just there a couple of days ago! Southeast of bunker hill!

@@Theravefae this was my first unmarked when I play FO4 in 2015 and it stopped playing for a few minutes and just thought about how sad that one was. Fallout 1 bleak story

Not lethal enough if you ask me.

I found 453 rds of ammo on him. How long are you waiting?

@@sneeringimperialist6667 all 453

Pretty sure npcs dont use ammo. Followers yea but enemies no. They can throw 80 grenades for example. Specifically to avoid players from missing out on rare loot like mininukes, fusion cores, and ab rounds but also to prevent exactly what you described. Youre a liar, for no reason at that. Also it does have a melee, literally every enemy does, youre just completely lying about all of this for no reason. Idk what annoys me more, the pointless lying or the fact that so many sheep mindlessly liked this garbage.

​@@WhenDevilsDuel i just saw it in a video like 6 months ago man. i dont know why you are getting this heated over that. i dont know if it was a mod or something but i just thought it was funny. also to clarify, i am at the very least CERTAIN it doesnt have a melee, since it cant even stand up much less swap off of the gun. calling people sheep for not verifying whether no the fallout 4 alien runs out of ammo is really bizarre man, you gotta chill out lol

@@ryanmorton2936 sheep for not using common sense, not for what you claim. Like every enemy in the game, it would just use the weapon bash animation, in the event that it loses its pistol from a lucky melee hit, legendary effect, or getting pickpocketed, it will refuse to fight as most unarmed AIs would and try to run away but since its not allowed to leave the cave will instead cower. Thats the only way I can see that being possible with out mods. If it didnt have a punching animation than players on ps4 wouldn't be able to mod alien outfits and punch things with out odd graphic glitches. It has every animation as every other humanoid in the game save for ferals. This is because bethesda copy n pasted humanoid animations. Mechanically speaking the zetans are not zetans, theyre just humams in armor that makes them look like zetans. Heated? I want to point out that I said *annoyed*. As in its a mild neusiance to me, I dont get heated over a buzzing fly. I get annoyed.

And learns to fly a vertibird while still reading the manual, and do it better than the BoS pilots.

Dude could be right about everything for all we know.

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I’m pretty sure I heard something in a RU-vid video saying that there is cut dialogue where Deacon says they got their hands on Institute information and the name of the Vault kept popping up so he went to check it out to see if it was a point of interest for the institute or maybe even the way into their base, since they figured out before this that the institute was based underground.

@@vise_atoxity8083 I think I watched the same video. Don't remember by who it was though. I think it was that Nate guy.

It's also entirely possible that V111 was of interest because it was still sealed and intact. So they might have thought it worth observation to see if it ever opened up.

@@midgetman4206 One of Oxhorn's recent videos mentions this too.

If u want to know the lore , watch someone is watching you by nate

Marked as Rangers Cabin. If you follow the power lines up to the edge of the map just behind Sanctuary and directly behind Abernathy Farm you can find a unique location that will change every time you visit, sometimes an armored tank is up there, sometimes a random settler begging for clean water, or a group of raiders in addition to the raiders nearby, and sometimes you'll find synths or Brotherhood soldiers holding the place down.

The cabin she is found in is a marked location, same with the family home if you find it further south of her location

@@raymondbond1468 it was a while back when I did discover it. I didn't remember it was marked.

Which one was her family home?

Wouldn't make sense, if he died by the third door, who finished the rest of the maze? Lol. More likely an extra head he don't need anymore

@Raymond Bond maby he went back to add or repair a couple of traps after he finished making the gauntlet thing

I believe that it was too make fun of doom preppers. The tv series 1000 ways to die had a doom prepper on it who had sprung his own trap.

I think it's just a Saw reference. Saw takes place in Boston iirc

That makes total sense. He had already completed the entire maze and we can see the pile of dead settlers who had been caught by it. Once someone trips a trap, it has be manually re-set. Getting killed by his own death trap is the kind of brutal irony Fallout loves.

Or so they claim. Forget about the painted red line that leads you to them.

@@midgetman4206 And the fairly big easily recognizable symbols they leave everywhere.

Right! Idc how many times I've played the games, found these locations, or how long ive known these factoids! I will always watch fallout lore/content

I could watch lore on fallout all fucking year man. Never gets old.

I just started a fallout 4 survival modded run. Hooked me all over again!

Interesting..

That is because the worlds in Fallout 3 and 4 is slapped together by many designers and they don't talk to each-other.

Also thank you for this, and Happy New year to you too!

I was in Scotland 3 times in the late 70's but unfortunately I missed that holiday.

That voice actor nailed the performance. Gives me chills. It stands out for how disturbingly real it is.

That would require skill,and the want to make a good game lol All of which Bethesda lacks nowadays.

it's difficult to get there for me cause my game always crashes on the overpass lmao

@@napatora i know the exact spot you are talking about, my game always crashes there too!

In case you haven't noticed yet, sneak + sniper rifle = easy mode in all modes. 😜

@@phydeux For sure lmao; on my level 48 main, I have max sneak using either a crazily-modded combat rifle or a lightly-modded Gauss rifle (I’m only at Science 2 lol) :D

Not sure if you guys are using new gen Xbox but for me the game crashes on new gen a lot more then old gen

Before olden times (anytime I talk about my youth my kids {now in their 40's and 50's} refer to it as olden times) money (coins) was made from gold, silver, and copper.

@@edmartin875 When coins were real. Not the nickel alloy crap they are now. But I think you are closer to the correct idea than me.

I found it by accident about 2016. This video is the first I've seen that said there was another not far away and I have not stumbled across that one yet.

Yes I think the devs liked it and reused it on a larger scale for Nukaworld. My personal headcanon is that it was a raider that went on to join the Disciples and was the mastermind behind the Gauntlet.

Yes there is a terminal message in the disciple’s headquarters that mentions a test site for the eventual gauntlet project. I had assumed that the garage was that site.

Ive had it happen just crossing the bridge out of Sanctuary after cheating to level 20

Things like that is why I don't like mods.

F4 is like $5 on Steam. I got 1000+ hours out of it and had never played a Fallout game before. It was amazing to explore.

it's lvl 20

The raiders on the fms north star are ghouls

@@ilkeboat78 They're not really "raiders" though, as we know them. More like survivors.

@@MikefromTexas1 There’s also Slough’s Raider Group present in the flooded Quincy Quarry, who’re all Ghouls, hence why they’ve set up shop there. Ghouls are also present in limited numbers in general Raiders gangs around the Commonwealth, most folks just don’t tend to notice while they’re trading fire with them or looting their mangled corpses.

@@SanguiniusReborn There are no Raiders that are Ghouls in the Commonwealth.

Maybe old age/Exposure? The settler could have gotten up there, and then had no way down, or got up there knew it was safe, and just camped out until he died.

It's like in fallout 3 where the randomness of the UFO flys over dropping some aliens blaster ammo and I think an alien blaster. Idr because it's been a while since I've played.

There's also a "plunger room" in Nuka-World at the Starlight Interstellar Theater. Check the bathrooms. It's a fortune in rubber. 🤣

You'll probably want the sneak perk that keeps you from setting off enemy mines, first...