Shem Drowne's grave is a location in Fallout 4, found in the North End graveyard, west of the Pickman Gallery in Boston's North End, accessible during the "The Gilded Grasshopper" quest after finding a clue at Faneuil Hall. You'll need to clear out ghouls and then dig up the grave to find his sword and other items, following directions from the note found in the grasshopper.
Found in Shem Drowne's grave as a quest reward for completing The Gilded Grasshopper. Because it is tagged as junk rather than as a quest item, it will be scrapped if placed in workshop inventory.
When attacking enemies with the Shem Drowne Sword, you're both damaging them and inflicting radiation damage at once. Meaning you're lowering their max health while lowering their regular health. It's super effective!
Situated north of Goodsprings and just south-southeast of the tribal village, one can take a short dirt path up to an alcove created by surrounding rock formations, where the grave is found. A raven can initially be seen in front of it before flying away as one gets closer.
When entering the area, some feral ghouls will attack. The most notable feature of the graveyard is Shem Drowne's grave in the northwest corner. The Sole Survivor doesn't need a shovel to open the grave.
The actual rarest gun (in terms of possible confirmed ways to get it) in the game is the Prototype Railway Rifle . There is a singular, very limited time window where you can only get it with high Pickpocket skill, during a return trip to Railroad HQ after doing a specific quest.
The Zeta gun is a specially modded Gamma gun that does a low amount of damage without any special radiation poisoning effect. It is also significantly weaker than the Lorenzo's Artifact gun that can also be gained as a reward for The Secret of Cabot House.
No, CX404 from the Fallout TV series is not the exact same Dogmeat as in Fallout 4, but she's the show's version of the iconic companion, a female Belgian Malinois connected to the Enclave, while the Fallout 4 Dogmeat is a German Shepherd from the Commonwealth, though both share the "Dogmeat" name as a nod to the recurring canine in the franchise. CX404's backstory (Canine Experiment 404) ties into the Enclave's breeding programs, similar to theories about the Fallout 4 Dogmeat's origins, making her the show's unique take on the classic character.
Codsworth can identify and pronounce a range of names, addressing the player by their selected name if it's listed. If a name isn't recognized, Codsworth will utilize a part of the name that is listed. Codsworth also has the capacity to merge recognized names when spoken.
The "best" weapon in The Outer Worlds depends on playstyle, but top contenders include the Prismatic Hammer (Science melee), Shock Cannon Ultra (Heavy), The Good Word (LMG for high DPS), Rattler (handgun/shotgun hybrid), and Death Sentence (unique knife) for its speed and damage, with Science Weapons generally being the most versatile and powerful for unique effects like damage-type switching or stunlocking.
Compared to the standard 9mm pistol, Maria has a higher rate of fire, higher damage per shot, higher accuracy, and higher durability. Like most unique weapons, weapon modifications cannot be used on Maria. Like the standard 9mm pistol, it is considered an improved holdout weapon.
Aeternus is a unique Gatling laser that bears the Never Ending legendary effect. Although it uses the "Never ending" effect, its actual effect gives the weapon true unlimited ammo. It will use a portion of a fusion core when first fired, but the core's charge will not decrease again while using Aeternus.
To tell if a settler is a synth in Fallout 4, the most reliable (but risky) method is saving, killing them, and checking their inventory for a "Synth Component"; other clues include unusual settlement sabotage (broken defenses, food/water issues), odd behavior during quests, or using mods like "Awareness" or settlement management software for visual cues, as synths often have higher energy resistance.
Fallout 4 features several hidden vaults, with two prominent ones being the unmarked bank vault containing the legendary UP77 laser rifle and the secret section of Vault 81, accessible during the "Hole in the Wall" quest, where you find the Medicine Bobblehead and recruit Curie. The bank's vault requires hacking a terminal, and a hidden button inside a master safe reveals the legendary weapon, while Vault 81's secret area involves medical experiments and mole rats.
