If you’ve lost companions to Fallout 4’sexpansive wasteland, the Vault-Tec Workshop add-on finally includes a solution. By building a unique device in the Vault 88 settlement, you can track down any companion on the map. Whether they’ve been misplaced, you’ve left them somewhere or they’ve wandered off, this special method will mark companions on your map for easy retrieval.
It’s really easy, and it starts a new semi-quest to mark some (or all) of your companions. Now you no longer have to worry about lost companions — they can be tracked from any settlement, anywhere in the Commonwealth. You can even track companions from Far Harbor. Finally, Bethesda has added a feature people have been asking for since Fallout 3, and one that was included in a late patch to Fallout: New Vegas. Get all the details below.
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Fallout 4 is the studio’s most ambitious game ever and the next generation of open-world gaming. As the sole survivor of Vault 111, you enter a world destroyed by nuclear war. Only you can rebuild and determine the fate of the Wasteland.
- It seems that the developers had plans to include vaults 113, 117, and 121. Fallout 4: 10 Secrets To Uncover In Vault 88. Fallout 4 was unique in the series for being the only game not to.
- For Fallout 4 on the PlayStation 4, a GameFAQs message board topic titled 'Anything missable in Vault 111 before I leave?'
- Find a couch or bed in Vault 118 2. Wait for an hour. Load your auto-save from the bed / couch 4. Use elevator to get out 5. Takes about 30 seconds, elevator finally stops and opens. It's the only 'legit' solution so far to this problem. The other method is to just warp to the developr room using the console then warp back to Far Harbor.
Vault-Tec – How to Track Lost Companions
Lost a companion? Need help finding them? Use the amazing Vault-Tec Population Management System.
- Find this unique terminal under Power -> Miscellaneous
To build the Population Management System, you’ll need: (2) Rubber, (2) Copper, (2) Circuitry, (4) Aluminum, and one (1) unit of Power.
Only the Overseer can use this terminal. Complete all the quests from Overseer Barstow in Vault 88 to unlock the Population Management System.
The system has three functions:
- Find jobs for the unemployed
- Vocational overview
- Access VIP Tracker
Using the terminal reveals these three options. Option #1 allows you to automatically assign unemployed settlers to any other available vocations in your settlement. This only applies to the settlement where the Population Management System is located. Option #2 is similar, but you can easily reassign workers to different jobs.
Option #3: Access VIP Tracker is what we’re looking for. Accessing this menu allows you to track specific companions or you can track all companions at once.
Activating the VIP Tracker for any character begins the quest “Overseer’s Most Wanted” — mission waypoints appear on your map for all the companions set in the VIP Tracker. Make sure the quest “Overseer’s Most Wanted” is set as an active quest to track down any missing companions.
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That’s all it takes! You can cancel the VIP Tracker from the Population Management terminal, or reset the tracker as often as you like. This handy tool means you’ll never lose your companions. Vault-Tec improves our lives once again.