Bethesda has recently released the new "Fallout 4" DLC called "Vault-Tec Workshop." It arrived for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC. While the content is not entirely difficult, it pays to have an extremely useful guide. Here is what every gamer should know about it.
The New "Fallout 4" DLC Still Has Problems
It holds true that almost all "Fallout 4" fans dig the "Vault-Tec Workshop" DLC. But of course, that does not mean it is all moonlight and roses. The content, in one way or another, still has its own issues to offer. Particularly, it is said to be not showing up for EU PS4 users. And as of this writing, the studio has yet to find the root cause of it. Another "Fallout 4" issue with the DLC is the logging in processes. Nonetheless, it was reportedly resolved, as confirmed by the official Twitter account of Bethesda Support.
We've resolved login issues on https://t.co/iazR01Z1w4. Thank you for your patience.
— BethesdaSupport (@BethesdaSupport) July 28, 2016
"Fallout 4" 1.6 Update Is Required
Yes, as reported by GottaBeMobile, the "Fallout 4" 1.6 update is badly needed in order to run the "Vault-Tec Workshop" DLC. The said update basically introduced a couple of "add-ons," all which translate as support for the aforesaid content. So for players to play the new expansion, they simply have to have the patch installed.
How To Locate Vault 88 In The New "Fallout 4" DLC
Starting the game in the new "Fallout 4" content will find players on a new mission called "Vault-Tec Calling," according to Inverse. It is, in its most organic form, a short quest. To locate the so-called Vault 88, player will have to push themselves through the content's massive territory. They have to remove a couple of debris and execute the former residents.
How Large Is The New "Fallout 4" DLC?
Contrary to popular belief, the newest "Fallout 4" DLC is actually a very sizable add-on. The content is just around 700 MB for Microsoft's Xbox One but is a bit smaller for Sony's PS4. In a sense, it is a notch bigger than the game's "Contraptions" DLC; however, when compared both "Automatron" and "Far Harbor," it is relatively smaller.
