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• gamedeal user

  Jan 24, 2022

  when you have to get dina's memories and you go in to the computer just skip it. its genuinely the worst gameplay ive ever experienced period. use these commands to bypass the levels (while not in the sim) SetStage DLC03MQ04 150 SetStage DLC03MQ04 250 SetStage DLC03MQ04 350 SetStage DLC03MQ04 450 SetStage DLC03MQ04 550 you are welcome. apart from that good dlc
• gamedeal user

  Feb 13, 2022

  My only reason for liking this DLC was because it felt a bit like New Vegas where I could murder everyone for my own personal enjoyment without having to use console commands. (Jokes aside, its a good DLC I always save Far Harbor for last in my playthrough. I use mods so w/ an ENB this map looks beyond gorgeous.)
• gamedeal user

  Apr 8, 2022

  After spending many hours in the Commonwealth mindlessly killing raiders, supermutants, and anyone who stood between me and a bottle of Wonderglue, I had begun to grow used to the idea that Fallout 4 could only ever be a game I played in the background. Usually, while I play this game, I listen to something more interesting (usually Noah Caldwell Gervais on Youtube). For most of my playthrough, I simply clicked through the dialogue on the quests, collected or killed what they required, and gave the most coherent answer in conversations (the answer I thought that a real person might actually say, rather than the lolrandom answers or the "what if I was just a massive bastard" answers). I played through the literal amusement part that was Nuka-World, which did absolutely nothing to raise my expectations for what Fallout 4 could provide me. After that, I continued the main quest for awhile, messed about with the Railroad, installed an ENB (which made the game look astounding), and helped a group of robot ship larpers recreate Treasure Planet for about 20 seconds. After that, I decided that I might as well do the detective quest that begins the Far Harbor DLC, as while I dislike detective stuff, the alternative was trudging back to sanctuary to grab some melons for Preston "another settlement needs your help" Garvey. I reluctantly went through with the detective mission, and ended up on the boat to Far Harbor. At this point most reviewers would say something along the lines of "something just felt different about this place" or some other vague platitude more reflective of their overall experience rather than their first impressions. I did not "feel something different" as I pulled into port late at night to be greeted by the old lady. Having heard good things about Far Harbor, I did decide to give it a fair chance, and stopped listening to video essays and actually turned on the voice volume. My first hour in Far Harbor was actually rather unimpressive. For the most part, I did as I usually did in the Commonwealth: I ignored the main story in favor of a few side quests to get my bearings. Save for an interesting twist in the quest to get the machine parts, these were very similar to most "get this, kill that" quests which I had grown quite familiar with in the main game, so I started to question what all the hype was about. Then I went to Acadia. I did so as part of beginning the main quest line, as most do, and because I felt meeting the other factions on the island. The first hint that Far Harbor was something greater than most of my experiences with this game began when I met that member of the Church of Atom. While brief, that argument was something that absolutely never occurred in the base game, and actually showed me some of the possible potential for a multi-person conversation that I am now convinced could have been extremely powerful for storytelling if an actual competent studio was running the show. But I digress. In the Commonwealth, such an encounter would have been undoubtedly combat-oriented. You are with a potential companion character, it would be the perfect moment for the devs to demonstrate their combat skills. Instead, we are treated to an (ableit brief) look into their worldview. Wonderful. However, that was not the thing that really convinced me that my time in Far Harbor would be different than the Commonwealth. That would occur once I reached Acadia, and had my first conversation with DiMA. As I spoke with him, I began to have that feeling, like something was quite different. It reminded me of something. It reminded me of Fallout: New Vegas. It was that moment, where I realized that all four of the options before me were not frivolous reactions to a situation, but rather separate paths I could choose to take, where each would allow me a different look into the world and worldview of a person, that I became enamored with Far Harbor. Don't get me wrong. There is still plenty of random garbage here as well, but it is greatly reduced in favor of the narrative depth and flavor to which the best moments of fallout belong. I will say no more, as I think that this part and this part alone of Fallout 4 is not worth spoiling. I will conclude by saying this: Far Harbor is not evidence that Bethesda will return Fallout to it's roots. Fallout 76 proved that. Far Harbor is proof that Bethesda, when they actually try, can make a story at least as good and cohesive as those that came before, but that they prefer to bastardize this franchise into a carnival of blinking lights and leering mascots. They turned this satire of 50's consumerist culture and cold war paranoia into itself, accepting the celebration unironically and in doing so ripping away any narrative weight that the franchise had left. Far Harbor is a swan song, the last dying breath of that now long lost age where making a good story was worth more than marketing a product. Do I recommend this last word of the better part of Fallout? Only to those who wish to experience what could have been.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 9, 2022

  I dont know who did this dlc but they need to put them in charge of fallout 5 and fire all the other writers
• gamedeal user

  Aug 12, 2022

  Whoever made this DLC can make fallout 5, on the other hand the people who made the DIMA puzzles should be fired.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 23, 2022

  Extremely late to playing FO4 & all the DLC it has to offer - however - this is a gem :> 10/10 Great story line, dialogue and quests. This is the first DLC I ran in my FO4 playthrough and I'm glad I did, I swear I didn't skip one bit of dialogue, tried to do every quest and help out every group I could before making any final decisions. I got lost in the story so many times and enjoyed it a lot, I feel you get quite a bit of choice as well. It was an absolute treat playing this! Would highly recommend this DLC, it is worth every penny - hoping the other DLC are in the same boat as well.
• The Bigger Ukulele

  Nov 27, 2022

  Har Farbor
• kouryuu9

  Jan 2, 2023

  Very solid story line addition to the base game with interesting factions and choices. This DLC is worth picking up for the base game.
• mira

  Jan 16, 2023

  cannot recommend this enough, sitting at the top with octo expansion and minervas den as one of the best dlcs ever released.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 8, 2023

  Buenisimo dlc