This last play through, being sent to Far Harbor for radiant quests was annoying, before I was ready to spend a lot of time in Far Harbor. The fights up there are relatively intense as compared to the Commonwealth.
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Yep, I learned early on to keep them uninstalled until such time that I want to do them. Truth be told, and I know this is heresy, but I never really enjoyed Far Harbor, I liked NukaWorld a lot more. With that said, because of that, Ive not done Far Harbor, so I'll dip my toe into that DLC from time time to time.
One of things that I like but I needed to get used too, was that as I level up, the enemies get harder, with Fallout 76, its less refined, enemies get harder in classes of level, i.e., level 1-15, level 25-50, etc. Being a live service game, the player has no upper threshold on their level, but enemies top out at 100.
Playing the FO4, takes more strategy, then wandering Appalachia in Fallout 76
Playing the FO4, takes more strategy, then wandering Appalachia in Fallout 76
Far Harbor was less appealing to me by virtue of almost constant radiation exposure, and I dislike being sent up there on radiant quests from the BOS, like what do they know about Far Harbor? But I’ve always completed it because I like the outpost nature of the setting. I had serious issues with NukaWorld and becoming head of the Raiders until I figured out I could kill them all which kinda short changes the DLC? But is fun none the less, as you free all the oppressed within its confines. 🙂