Fans of Fallout 4 will know that the best way to experience the game is to alternate between mission-driven, fast travelling objective sprints and aimless wandering through the shattered urban landscapes of post-apocalyptic Boston. It’s very easy, however, to lose track of all the stuff that you find, and, somewhat more frustratingly, where you have stored it all. This is especially true of Power Armor. Unless you’re one of those highly organized sole survivors who immediately built a big hutch full of Power Armor frames, chances are that you have fragments of various suits scattered across various workshops all over the wide, wide world of Fallout 4.
Power Armor is scattered across a wide variety of locations in Fallout 4
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As you’d expect, the full suit is stashed in one of Fallout 4’s many unmarked locations. It’s in building called ’35 Court’, a kind of shopping complex just West of the Customs House Tower which can be found, as you might expect, just near the Boston wharves. When facing the Customs House Tower, turn left. There will be a narrow alleyway leading West. Follow this alleyway and 35 Court will be straight ahead. It’s easy to spot as it has a big sign on it that says ’35 Court’. So far, so easy. There will probably be a few raiders guarding this street, but it’s not much of a raider stronghold.
Upon entering the building, the player is presented with a kind of foyer area with some stairs leading up and a couple of rooms. There is a Protectron and associated terminal and a safe with various bits and bobs. As in many areas in Fallout 4, the stairs lead nowhere, having sustained bomb damage and picturesque post-apocalyptic decay. There is, however, an elevator leading up to the top floor. Ride the elevator, go up a short ramp, and there will be a kind of rooftop courtyard. By far the easiest way to proceed is to just wander about this area until you trip an alarm. Two security-gated alcoves will open up, disgorging an Assaultron and a Sentry Bot. It’s a good idea to save before tripping this alarm, as this combination can get quite hard to deal with in a confined space.
X01 Power Armor has the best stats of all armor in Fallout 4
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It is likely that a scavenging run will then become necessary, as upgrading the X01 is a resource intensive process. One consolation for this, however, is the fact that this run can be completed in the best armor type currently available in Fallout 4.
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