![]() ![]() Even though it has less quests than Skyrim, players have undoubtedly made up the difference by making their own fun. Plus, there's even a quest called "Here There Be Monsters" that's directly related to investigating the seas in order to discover a sunken Chinese submarine.Īt any rate, Lavonicus' and other Fallout 4 fans' dedication to uncovering hidden content in the game is a definitely testament to the title's popularity. Almost immediately after the game's release, players started combing the ocean floor for secrets. Of course, this isn't the first time Fallout 4 fans have taken to underwater exploration. After all, the most recent entry in the franchise features a perk called "Aqua Boy" that allows players to breathe underwater without taking any damage, so it's highly possible that the studio is leading up to some aquatic adventures. ![]() In spite of the fact that nothing relatively unusual can be gleaned from Lavonicus' underwater travels, there's still the possibility of Bethesda making the sea a setting for some Fallout 4's Season Pass and DLC materials. Although the map is indeed helpful and interesting, it's important to note that those fans looking for groundbreaking discoveries like the secret harpoon weapon will be disappointed, as Lavonicus' subaqueous atlas mostly provides areas of interest to explore, like the mysterious sphere found in the gallery posted near the end of the article. As seen below, the map for Fallout 4 has both red and green circles on it, with the former simply denoting interesting locations to check out, while the latter are the spots of chests, safes, and items ripe for the looting. ![]()
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