Head inside and down the stairs to meet the apparently-injured Harvey, who is pulling the old "save my family from raiders" schtick. You can explore around the transit center and even go on the roof, but there's not much of interest. Good god these are creepy, and there's more to come! With them dead, you can explore this creepy, rusted old amusement park entrance. Just like in real life parks, there's a long wait to get to the good stuff.Īs soon as you pass under the sign, a bunch of raiders and the Legendary Commander Kaylor will pop out to ambush you, so come ready for a fight.Īt least one raider will be up on the rooftop as well, so its a good idea to take him out first before he snipes you from above. You aren't actually at Nuka World itself quite yet, but rather the transit center that lets you take a tram over to the amusement park.
Heading under this bridge gets around the broken map borders Eventually you will hit a point where you can turn north again towards the objective. If you get this problem first head further south, then turn back towards the west side of the map and go under the bridge. While walking, you'll hit a point going west towards the marker where a "you can't go that way" error notification pops up. The area that's actually outside the confines of the map seems to be a bit bugged. Hope you've got a fast travel spot nearby, or you're in for a trek! Now it's time to head to the transit center, which is all the way on the far west side of the map smack dab in the center between north and south. The All Aboard quest begins this swan song DLC, and to get the quest on your Pip Boy you need to head to the Radio tab and listen to the new Nuka World broadcast. If you don't have a rad-deflecting power armor suit, at the very least stock up on Rad-X and Rad Away before beginning your trek to the amusement park. There are a ton of explosive traps (seriously, like 1 per 5 feet) and several highly irradiated areas. Before heading to the fun house of horrors that is Nuka World, make sure you are in your most heavily modded power armor and have fusion cores to spare. There's also a deadly gauntlet to run when you finally do arrive that will easily see you back at the loading screen if you don't come prepared. The Gauntlet is a long booby-trapped challenge waiting at the beginning of Nuka-World.As with the previous story-based expansions like Far Harbor or Automatron, getting started with Nuka World requires listening to a radio broadcast and then finding a specific location to kick off the quest line. Use the nearby panel to activate the monorail and head into Nuka-World.
Don't buy his lie.he's there to lure you into the park. Also watch out for the Automatron, who will self-destruct near you if you're not careful.
These two can be reached via elevator or shot from the ground. A number of hostile Gunners await just past the threshold, including two on the roof of the transit center. You'll only be able to approach from due east, as invisible boundaries block progress from the north and south.Īpproach with caution. Like the rest of Fallout 4, Nuka-Wolrd is very open-ended, but this guide will lead players through the essential tasks necessary for completion and lead you to the collectibles and Hidden Cappys scattered throughout the park.įollowing the signal to the new marker will reveal a completely new facility off the edge of the main map.
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