"The Battle Of Bunker Hill" isn't a particularly unique quest, and with that in mind, you don't need any special items. Below you'll find a guide for each choice and the outcome for every path.
You can follow Father's directions, or you can go behind his back and inform The Brotherhood Of Steel or The Railroad of your orders, which will allow you to side with either of them, instead of the Institute. However, you have a few options once you get these orders. First, you have to speak with Father, who will send you to Bunker Hill to reclaim Synths that have made an escape from the Institute.
This includes not only the obvious things like the train cars and crates, also scrap the limestone rocks, the huge equipment, the uranium deposits found in the walls and ceilings and everything else that you can highlight.Once you complete the Synth Retention quest, you can start The Battle Of Bunker Hill mission. For the best way to fix up Vault 88, walk around while in the Workshop menu and SCRAP EVERYTHING. There are so many nooks and crannies to explore, and it seems to just keep going on and on. Probably the most amazing part of the Vault-Tec Workshop DLC is the Vault 88 space. To see the results of your experiments, build a Vault Overseer desk and access the computer there. Attach the terminal to the object, then select the experiment you want to run. To run a test, you’ll have to power up both the object and a terminal.
The four main experiments are seen in the story mission, and are the Power Cycle 1000, the Phoropter, the Soda Fountain and the Slot Machine.Įach object has three different tests. With Vault-Tec Workshop, you’ll be able to experiment on your settlers. That being said, there are a ton of new things to build in the DLC, so let’s get started with some of the easy ones. Including an entire quest line, the Vault-Tec Workshop is more than just simple construction tools. There’s a surprising amount of content to be found in Vault-Tec Workshop, the latest DLC for Fallout 4.
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