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Un DLC un peu court mais très amusant et plein de l'ironie caractéristique du monde de Fallout puisqu'à la faveur d'un concours deUn DLC un peu court mais très amusant et plein de l'ironie caractéristique du monde de Fallout puisqu'à la faveur d'un concours de circonstances bien amené, la possibilité d'une nouvelle carrière dans la gestion d'un abri entier s'offre à vous ! une opportunité et une offre qu'on ne peut pas refuser...Et il en faudra du temps pour aménager et organiser un tel abri de la cave au grenier avec -cela va de soi- tout un nouvel ensemble de légos Vault-Tec à disposition. Contrairement aux autres "workshops" proposés dans le passe saisonnier par Bethesda, le Vault-Tec est ici scénarisé un minimum (même si ça se fait rapidement) avec de la construction et quelques combats, dont une attaque impromptue de super-mutants particulièrement vénères... Ne jamais sous-estimer la défense, mille tonnerres de sabords nucléaires !Quelques détails de construction ne sont pas documentés mais c'est aussi ça de se démerder avec des légos techniques sans le mode d'emploi, sans doute atomisé depuis belle lurette. En tout cas, voilà qui prolonge un peu plus la durée de vie du génialissime Fallout 4 !

This DLC is excellent; it does exactly what it sets out to do, and it does it well. A new workshop building set, in a new location, allThis DLC is excellent; it does exactly what it sets out to do, and it does it well. A new workshop building set, in a new location, all driven by a new questline. Ignore the negative reviews from people who wanted it to be something else; as a workshop-based DLC with quests, this is a worthy addition to the game, and I for one am very grateful to have such a DLC.

The rhetoric across the fanbase is that the optional settlement building content is no longer optional and I will reiterate the point thatThe rhetoric across the fanbase is that the optional settlement building content is no longer optional and I will reiterate the point that four of the seven DLCs are heavily based around settlement construction. While not totally bad if you enjoy that, the game isnt a construction similutator and wasn't sold as that. Vault tec workshop, while not as bad as Contraptions (which insanely created complicated settlement mechanics which will satisify 3-4% of the fanbase, DLC should be for 97% to enjoy!!) does provide what I think a lot of people secretly wanted, their own underground vault! The questline is short and not fully fleshed out, but there is a lot of new settlement content. Unfortunatley by this point I have my mainbase of operations and spending another 10 hours creating a vault seems very tedious. Bethesda DLC with this game has really lost its way and is a far cry away from the quality from Fallout 3 and New Vegas. Betheda was once the RPG king and this DLC highlights its decline. It creates easy content and neglects what the fans actually crave. Here is to hope that Nuka World is a nice end to an overall pretty poor DLC package.

Vault-Tec Workshop’s wealth of new structures and tools make it essential for hardcore crafters and Overseer wannabes alike. Its handful of hilarious characters and quests don’t stand up on their own, but they’re not the reason you’d attend the show in the first place. This is settlement builder’s dream, through and through.

Vault-Tec Workshop is a DLC aimed at construction that has included a couple of missions just to fill the empty spaces. Even though its content is pretty impressive talking about structures and gadgets, it will be useless for the player who seeks for adventures.

Fallout's new editing system gains a very powerful icon with the Vaul-Tec Workshop DLC, but for the ones who love walking on the irradiated ground what happens beneath them may be not so interesting.

After the stellar, story-based content that was “Far Harbour”, “Vault-Tec” simply underwhelms. A handful of fetch quests pad out limited crafting content. While you can go nuts and design a Vault any Overseer would be proud of, the content itself only asks that you explore a couple cave systems and build four experimental machines.

If Fallout 4 has managed to at least teach me anything in its lifespan as a mediocre RPG, it is that money apparently no-longer equates to theIf Fallout 4 has managed to at least teach me anything in its lifespan as a mediocre RPG, it is that money apparently no-longer equates to the same amount of value as it once did in the DLC department and that regret is a dish best served cold when we find ourselves reminiscing about our decision to buy the season pass as we stare down the game's second last DLC.In complete honesty i really did want to like this DLC, I truly did, as does anyone who played Fallout 3 for the first time in 2008 from running down the hallways of vault 101, to knocking out Jonas and your Dad with a BB gun during your 10th birthday. Instead when playing the DLC all i ended up feeling was absolute disappointment and frustration from the restrictions and limitations that the vault offered.When starting the DLC i hurried over to Vault 88 (The DLC's location) with the intention of building my Vault ASAP, instead what i found was a tacked on story and a grind of enemies that was already beginning to make me bored, so much so that after actually entering the vault I murdered the overseer on impulse to put a quick end to the story content. However in doing this i found that i permanently locked off building sections of the map leaving me only the initial areas to build off of in order to build my vault. Reloading a previous save i then decided that i was going to do things a little more legitimately by working towards expanding my perimeters to make one big vault even if it meant doing so called story content to get there.After spending 3 painful hours doing these quests I was ready to begin when long and behold found that i could not make the vault i wanted let alone achieve some of the basic features of vault such as connecting different rooms or even install a door between 2 rooms. After discovering this i then moved unto some of the of the other vault features which not so surprisingly were about as limited as the area in which your vault is built.In the end i only ended up playing this DLC for the achievements it gave and left an unfinished vault that will forever serve as a monument towards how unfinished this DLC feels

Fallout 4's Vault-Tec Workshop DLC would be more than worth it for most players if all it did was make the cavern space available to build their own vault. That it adds a 4-5 hour quest on top of making these assets available, for the same $5 price as the other workshop DLCs, makes it a really fantastic value, and one that will give a far greater return to anyone who's wanted to take their experience from Fallout Shelter to the main game.

Fallout 4: Vault- Tec Work is a mod that adds new build options for the settlement game. It's is themed around Vaults."It just works" -Fallout 4: Vault- Tec Work is a mod that adds new build options for the settlement game. It's is themed around Vaults."It just works" - todd howardAt this point everyone should be Familiar with the irony of this quote. Fallout 4 is a game thatrelies on it's modding communtiy to be worth anything.Fallout 4: Vault- Tec Workshop is the Prime example how much **** Bethesda actually gives about this game and game designe in general.With the exception of floors, there is not a single element in this dlc that clips with other Settlements styles. It's like no one thought, that people would actually mix these new options with others.This is quite unsatisfying, especialy wenn it comes too the possibilites this DLC could have with mods like Homemaker. We all have to wait until a heroic modder will fix what bethesda isn't capable of doing them self.At this point it is not worth any attention

Another Minecraft-Tier DLC. Painfully boring.Whatever happened to the good old DLC content like The Pitt, Point Lookout, Mothership Zeta,Another Minecraft-Tier DLC. Painfully boring.Whatever happened to the good old DLC content like The Pitt, Point Lookout, Mothership Zeta, Honest Hearts, Lonesome Road, etc.So far Far Harbor is barely worth it in this game, and i say BARELY, because it doesn't bring much to the table neither.Oh well, at least i paid $25 and not $50 for the season pass. What a disaster piece.