Players going through a second time will likely want to try the game on Very Hard or Survival. If you feel particularly powerful on normal, you should probably play on hard and will enjoy the game much more, while getting better loot. Head to the gameplay menu and change the difficulty at any time. I also try to provide some tips for playing on higher difficulties and what you'll expect to need to do to survive battles. Here's a rundown of what you can expect from each difficulty setting in the game as far as Legendary enemies and the damage you'll deal and take. The difficulty setting effects a number of factors in Fallout 4, and they are very noticeable, particularly with the jumps from normal to very hard and Survival Mode. I chose to play on Hard and Very Hard for much of my gameplay, because I didn't want my experience to be too easy. Some people will play Fallout 4 on Survival Difficulty right away in order to enjoy a challenging experience, and many will turn it down just to get past the first Raider. Comment on the appropriate page if you have a tip to share with other readers.įallout 4 Difficulty: Easy to Survival What Changes: Legendary Rate, Damage Dealt and Damage Taken Difficulty can be changed at any time and affects Damage dealt/taken, Legendary enemy spawn rates and, specifically on Survival, the rate healing items restore your health. There is much more to this DLC, it will just take time to write it all. I've written over a dozen in just a week and plan to continue. See a full list of guides on the Nuka World page. Faction Perks and New SPECIAL Ranks in Nuka World.New - Nuka World Endings Guide - Options and Benefits.For New Players - Read the walkthrough.New - Scav Magazine - All locations and details.New - A guide to making a Pistol/Gunslinger Build.If you haven’t picked up Fallout 4, check out our review or everything new added in this latest Fallout game.I'm writing a Guide to Nuka World, piece by piece. What did you name your Fallout 4 character? Let us know in the comments below. Because maybe your new life as “Nipple” requires more than a name change. If you haven’t yet left Vault 111, you’ll also be able to change your name upon first exiting the Vault, as well as your appearance and stats. Changing your name this way may reset your SPECIAL stats or disqualify you from gaining achievements during the session. Be warned that console commands can often come with consequences. (AKA this squiggle of ultimate power: ~) Type into the console “ShowSPECIALMenu.” This will bring up the SPECIAL board where you can change your name. If you’re on PC, there’s no need to restart your game and be majestically reborn as “Assface.” Instead, hit the tilde button while in-game. You’ve already named your vault dweller “John” or some other plain Jane name, like “Jane.” And then you found out companions have a list of prerecorded names and can actually call you Fuckface.
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