You travel to the distant Far Harbor where you are put in the middle of a mass dispute between the citizens of Far Harbor, the Children of Atoms, and the synth refugees of Acadia. The DLC starts off with a case you get from Valentine’s Detective Agency. The DLC gives a brand new island filled with mysteries of its own. I think all Fallout fans, including myself, agree Far Harbor is the best DLC to ever be released for Fallout 4. Other than that it is a pretty immersive DLC for players to get into. It gets the players overwhelmed and can make them leave the whole thing altogether. The accessibility option is pretty bland here as there is no proper guide to piecing together different parts in making a Vault. It sure makes traveling with them a lot easier. One of the most useful features in this DLC that should’ve been in the main game is the VIP tracker which helps you track your companions in the Wasteland. There are new furniture and building pieces to get creative with. You can assign your settlers various tasks and maintain a proper system. You can customize the Vault any way you like. The area where the Vault can be built is huge although you do need to clear out the enemies present there before. Along with a bunch of new quests you are given control of your very own Vault. The Vault-Tec Workshop DLC, is honestly, where the role-playing aspect of the game shines.
