Ultimately the purpose of Wasteland Workshop is to add the ability to capture enemies and creatures, then pit them against each other. The second shows what that area looks like now, consolidated down to three or four. The first picture shows the many Large and Medium Generators I needed before Wasteland Workshop. My Starlight Drive-In settlement, a mega-structure affectionately nicknamed Starlight Bazaar, needs about 400 Energy to power its many lights and turrets. The new Fusion Generator, likely added to help fuel the new battle arenas, can replace up to 5 Large Generators, bringing in a hefty 100 Energy per unit.īelow are two pictures illustrating the difference in consumed space. That is, having enough energy to light and defend your settlement without taking up too much space. In your bigger, more power-hungry settlements, energy may be an issue. My favorite is the table lamp seen below. And if you’re one of those folks that likes to decorate, you’ll love the variety of new options. Did you see a lamp or painting in a building somewhere in the Commonwealth and wonder why you can’t use it? Well now you can.
Along with the update issued just prior to Wasteland Workshop, a number of reused assets finally made their way to the settlement workshop menu. Your settlers of course will pay no attention to the signs, but they’re still fun.Ĭount this among the many “no-brainer” additions to the Wasteland Workshop. I use it to label rooms and buildings, spruce up a decorative area, or name some of the bars and pubs I’ve created across the Commonwealth, like The Party Bus, a top level concessions area at a settlement I call Spectacle Stadium, which you can see below.
Neon lettering is mostly an aesthetic addition to Fallout 4, but it’s a nice one nonetheless. The garden plot, a small patch of earth that can be put over concrete or uneven land, will solve that problem by providing more places for you to plant. On top of that, some settlements have very little dirt for planting crops, leading to a shortage of both food and jobs for your settlers. It is very hard to establish uniform spacing between plants, making it difficult to maximize every square foot of a settlement. Probably one of the bigger issues with spacing in Fallout 4 settlements is crop placement.
Is it worth your $5? Check out the top five additions to the settlement workshops before you decide. The DLC adds a number of new items to the settlement workshops, which join those brought in during update 1.4 to give a dash of Sims to your Fallout 4 experience. Should I get the Wasteland Workshop for Fallout 4? If you find yourself asking that question, this rundown is for you.
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