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Building a vault is fun, but Bethesda only gives you one real place to do it, and it feels like they put a minimum of effort into the endeavor, so no matter how hard you try with your vault, the result might not be great. So overall, the Vault-Tec Workshop DLC is sort of "meh" for me. I saw some people actually using street lamps in their vaults, which is just sad. For example, the "atrium" of a vault is always at least two stories high, but if you place lights on the ceiling, they don't shine all the way to the floor, and so it's tough - or, really, impossible - to give your vaults any sort of consistent lighting so they look good. Some lights shine through walls, while other lights don't provide enough illumination to do any good. In particular, the lighting is all messed up. Also limiting the appeal are some of the bugs involved in building vaults. This limits the appeal of the DLC, which only applies to a niche portion of the Fallout 4 playerbase anyway.
My guess is most people will only build a vault at the Vault 88 site, which is located inconveniently in the southeastern corner of the Commonwealth map.
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With a proper PC interface, this wouldn't be an issue, but with Bethesda's unholy console interface, the more they add elements that the engine wasn't designed for, the worse it gets. For example, vault windows are listed under "doors," vault nightstands are listed under "miscellaneous" rather than "tables" or "shelves," and most lists of items are now so long that it takes a while just to scroll through them. More options are always good, but the interface is to the point where it's getting tedious / difficult to find what you want. All Rights Reserved.Along with the pieces necessary to build vaults, the Vault-Tec Workshop DLC also comes with more random items that you can add to your settlements, including new beds, lights, and shelves - plus statues and Christmas trees, of course. Fallout, Vault Boy and related logos are trademarks or registered trademarks of Bethesda Softworks LLC in the U.S.
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