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Fallout 4 Bobblehead Location Maps
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The science bobblehead is a miscellaneous item in Fallout 4. When picked up, it permanently grants one extra guess when hacking terminals. Inside Vault 75 (aka Malden High School), head to Basement Level 3. While down here, you will find a room that overlooks the cavern with the run. To get access to the Secret Vault, where the Bobblehead is located, you need to complete the Hole in the Wall quest from Penske. The Bobblehead. Bobbleheads are collectible items in Fallout 4 that grant players an damage and others that will give you an additional chance when hacking a terminal. Both the Science bobblehead and Close to Metal allow you to have one extra guess when hacking, yet when at a locked terminal, you only have five …. 4 | Gain +1 hacking skill, and terminal lockout time is reduced. Licensed Your pipe weapons break 30/60/90% more slowly and - X 5 1, 2. Locations and maps to help you to find all the Bobbleheads in Fallout 4. What it Does: +1 Hack Attempts · You can learn about hacking here.

One of my most successful Fallout 3 pieces was my list of Fallout 3 Bobblehead Locations. This time, I've taken a shot of the world map for each bobblehead location. I've listed the corner of the map to look for the terrain markers so that you can tell where each building containing a bobblehead is located. Use something you've discovered, and you should be able to get there. These Bobbleheads can take you to 11, but only if you wait until you've got to 10 points by investing Perk Points on Level Up first. The bonus is not worth it for most stats. Some may be great to take to 11 depending on your build and how far you plan to take your character - but do you go a long time without that bonus? Endurance can make a large difference on life, however, so you may consider saving that one for later in your play if you intend to max that stat. Read my Stats Guide for more info on what each stat does for your Character. Do get the 'You're Special! However, it will not let you take one to Once you've located the Mass Fusion building, work your way up, fighting the Gunners who have taken up residence here. Note that some of the walkways that lead upward are damaged and you might find a ramp up in a bathroom or office that takes you higher. When you finally reach the room marked 'Mass Fusion Balcony', then go inside another Door you will see the Strength Bobblehead on top of a giant human statue across the room. You can take it and leave by fast traveling from the balcony if you want to, assuming you're not on the Brotherhood's Mass Fusion Quest. Learn more about how Strength effects your character, as well as Strength Perks. You'll find it on the desk behind Preston Garvey a couple floors up from the entrance. This is the first Bobblehead many players will find. Learn more about how Perception effects your character, as well as Perception Perks. Picking the lock is a major shortcut. Everyone else needs to use the sewer entrance, so head toward the coast and into the first pipe behind the building. Use a RadX or some other means of getting high radiation resistance so that you don't die from it. Be prepared to fight mirelurks based on your level. It's a good opportunity to get some of their eggs, as well as a lot of industrial-type materials such as abraxo cleaner and oil. Raiders have taken over this place, and you'll fight them the deeper you get. The general direction is 'up'. When you reach the room with the Chemistry Station, you will know you're very close to this Bobblehead. Kill Cutty a Raider in Power Armor and his goons and you're good to go. You'll find it inside the room they came from, to the left in an office on a desk. If you take the stairs up to the roof to get out, be careful as there are a large number of raiders guarding it - at least in my experience. Learn more about how Endurance effects your character, as well as Endurance Perks. Meet a man named Edward Deegan in certain Commonwealth bars, most easily Bunker Hill - just go there occasionally it's located in East-Central Commonwealth, the monument symbol just south of the four-leaf clover in the screenshot above. He'll lead you right to it. Learn more about how Charisma effects your character, as well as Charisma Perks. You'll find it sitting atop this control panel. Learn more about how Intelligence effects your character, as well as Intelligence Perks. Here's a page about finding the Agility Bobblehead on this ship. You can also Learn more about how Agility effects your character, as well as Agility Perks. You can take control of this island, just be sure to be prepared to fight some mirelurks including a Queen or else re-engage the sonic device that keeps them away by going for the radio tower switch after flipping the switch on a boat! Learn more about how Luck effects your character, as well as Luck Perks. All of these reflect one of Fallout's old Skills. Along with Magazines and Perks, they are the primary means of making a strong build. You may not even need all of them, though it's nice to complete the collection. You'll find the Barter Bobblehead in an office up top, after following some catwalks. You can also find find a Tales of a Junktown Jerky Vendor in this same room on the desk. Absolutely wonderful with Righteous Authority and other unique Energy Weapons. Where to Find It: Fort Hagen. You go here on the main quest. Once you're near the Command Center, you can find an adjacent hall with a cafeteria near the southwestern corner of the building. Head to the back to the kitchen, there you'll find the Energy Weapons Bobblehead. If you missed this on the first pass like I did, head to the roof where you originally saw the scene by using the staircases on the side of the building. You can use the door you unlocked to get out to take an elevator directly down to the command center. It's fast to find from there. There is a Covert Operations Manual in this same area - near the armory master-level terminal is a bedroom. You can find it on a nightstand there. You can get into the armory by going down a short staircase near the cafeteria, then around a corner to a tiny area with a skeleton and toolbox. Inside the toolbox is the armory password. Get to the end of this zone, and the boss will have a roof key to let you out easily. You'll find it up the ramp near a toolbox, on top of a shelf. Note you can also find a copy of Picket Fences on the floor here right under the Bobblehead, allowing you to build decorative statues in your Settlements. Down the ramp, you can find a Dampening Rod by messing with a machine. It's used in another quest, which could save you some time. Where to Find It: Found on Curie's desk when doing the Hole in the Wall Quest which can be found after doing some things in Vault 81 read this for more details. Location : Trinity Tower. From this room, exit through the door marked Commonwealth. Please note this area is a huge and you'll have to do some exploring to get there. Navigate the catwalks to reach another rooftop. Look further up the building on the top of a tall tower in the furthest corner, where the bobblehead can be found at a dead end. You'll encounter at least 2 large fights. It's found behind the door marked 'On the Air', but with a Master-level lock. You can find the key by locating the elevator SE of the On the Air Room, down the hall , which will take you to the basement. Find the staircase up to the catwalk, and look for the Gunner named Ryder. He has the recording room key, as does a gunner on the 2nd floor, south central side. Where to Find It: Northeastern Commonwealth. You'll need to go down inside the quarry, to load the actual mine which is infested with Raiders. Note the 'station 1 terminal'. You're looking for 4. Continue on past the first flashback, and you'll find yourself in Section 4. There, you'll see the section 4 terminal and the Sneak Bobblehead on a shelf. I have a guide to sneaking here. This bobblehead is quite effective at helping with that. Where to Find It: I have not tested whether or not you're able to get this Bobble without being on the quest Unlikely Valuentine, which will come up if you pursue the main Quest - shortly after Diamond City, so it's not too far in, and a worthwhile quest. You'll find it toward the end of that quest, in the room where Nick Valentine is being held. Seek it at the Atom Cats Garage, in the main garage on the hood of a car. An easy find, and this place is wonderful for purchasing Power Armor mods. There are the locations for all 20 Bobbleheads, and I hope this helps you to find them. As stated above, I will fill in more descriptions - for many of you simply knowing the correct building will help you more than anything. Heavy hitter and fast-firing Comparison - two guns from the same base. There, you can also watch the trailer and view new weapons that can be found. The area is massive, so we can expect plenty of quests and exploration in a foggy, rugged area with new and challenging creatures to battle. Pleae note there are different endings for this DLC, something we all wanted! It's like the actual end-game of FO4 in that you can choose the outcome. This covers how to make the Robot Workbench to begin making your own Automatrons, and walks you through the first two quests while providing some tips for fighting the Mechanist's creations. Quest 3 Walkthrough: Headhunting is also live on the site. Now that I've written about all Perks in Fallout 4, I've put them all in a list , with how they work, what you can expect, and my own opinions on them. Hope this is handy! I've also compiled map shots of all Bobblehead Locations in the game. You can choose to explore the locations on your own or read descriptions for those I've taken notes about. I'm writing a Guide to Nuka World , piece by piece. I've written over a dozen in just a week and plan to continue. There is much more to this DLC, it will just take time to write it all. Check back for more. Comment on the appropriate page if you have a tip to share with other readers. Back to Top. Are you sure you want to report it? Great guides. Well written in a plain easily understandable thorough style. Thanks for these. Dan Dweller. I was heartbroken because I thought the radiant quest options were unavailable as I had deleted the recent gamefiles and was prepared to continue developing my settlements. JavaScript must be enabled for certain features to work. Search the Guide. I am in no way affiliated with Bethesda Game Studios, developer of Fallout 4.