The first is the Automatron DLC, which will take you about 5 hours to fully complete.
From here, choose the "Manage Game" option and select the DLC on the "Ready to Install" column to start the download. None of the quests are particularly memorable and although there are a few interesting new characters introduced, the overall package just doesn't quite hit the mark. If you want a Fallout for a 360, this one's A LOT better than Fallout 3. The first piece of DLC for Fallout 4, Automatron consists of a series of quests during which you team up with the robot, Ada, to track down the Mechanist and save the Commonwealth from his hordes of killer robots.Higher area level means better items from chests. Similar to monster level, the area level will decide what items that chests can drop on that level. Why they are defined as bosses is unknown, perhaps because of their ability to spawn Pain Worms. As such, Ubers are always level 110, and Griswold is level 87 Hell, while all other monsters on Tristram are level 76.īelow is a complete list of all boss monsters: These monsters will still use their own monster level regardless of what the area level is. There are several exceptions to this, namely all monsters which are considered boss monsters by the game. Because of this, a Zombie in the Den is not only harder to kill, it also drops significantly better loot. The Den of Evil however has an area level of 79, giving all monsters in there a significantly higher level. There, the Blood Moor has an area level of 67, meaning all the monsters there also receive a monster level of 67. In Hell however, this is not necessarily the case. In nightmare, level progression is fairly even: areas close to each other usually have the same level, give or take a few levels. Since hit points, attack rating, damage, armor class and the experience of a monster depends directly on the level the monster has, this can lead to large differences.Ī good example of this is the regular Zombie in Hell. Because of this, a single monster can have large level variations, depending on where it spawns. This means that all monsters found within a given level will have identical levels, and thus largely identical drops as well.Īs monster levels are adjusted by the area level and not the monster level in Nightmare and Hell, some discrepancies appear. In Nightmare and Hell difficulties however, monster levels are identical with the area level unless they're considered boss monsters by the game. For Normal difficulty, area level has no impact on monsters whatsoever.
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