Yeah, I am that petty to comment about an easy mistake if one is not familiar with all of the franchise.
#AUTOMATON FALLOUT 4 CRAFTING ROBOTS PC#
The Vault Dweller was the name of the first PC in Fallout 1.
This is me being very petty but Fallout 4’s PC is not called the Vault Dweller. If all of this sounds like it appeals to you, or if you already bought the Season Pass while it was at the lower rate, Fallout 4: The Automatron is a neat little extra. You do get the ability to make many robots though, expanding the number of companions with near limitless potential. That’s rather fitting, as it is essentially a budget piece of DLC where we weren’t expecting much outside of making robots, but some fans may feel this is not worth the trouble. Other than robot building, a plethora of new items, and one relatively longish quest string, there isn’t really too much else to the Automatron DLC. As such, it does feel a little bit underwhelming that the main quest only takes a couple of hours to complete. Robots will appear throughout the Commonwealth, usually comprising of random quests not too different to the infamous endless Minutemen quests. When you do eventually find the cause of the robots and stop them, you get a bunch more options when customising robots. You can even have a giant death machine with rocket launchers and sentry legs, though you may find that they find it taxing to fit through small gaps. Your mileage does depend on what modifications you give them, such as tracks to make them move faster. In the DLC missions at least, these are plentiful, so you won’t need to purchase a load more. The only real difference is that the ones you build from scratch don’t have an opinion of you and instead of Stimpacks to heal them from “death” you use Robot Repair Kits instead. As for how they act, it’s pretty much the same as your standard companions.
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