Radiation in Fallout 4 reduces your character's maximum health. Radiation storms, being in water, enemy attacks and eating contaminated foods all show you taking Rads, which reduce your max health by a percentage. Some areas, like the Glowing Sea, are highly irradiated and deadly without ample resistance well into the 100s - else you use loads of Rad-X and wear your best protection and prepare to use RadAway and Stimpaks to heal yourself. Having a gas mask to wear during these is recommended. Radiation comes from toxic barrels, gas, enemy attacks, and the occasional radiation storms in Fallout 4 - particularly when there is a lightning strike, it spikes and deals more damage to your character. We'll look at how effective Rad-X is, getting through the Glowing Sea safely, and how radiation resistance works. This Guide describes its effects, how you can expect to combat it, and what you should do to keep your character healthy. Radiation works differently in Fallout 4 and is more dangerous to your character. Dangerous enemies are here - Power Armor or many doses of Rad-X would be a better choice. Comment on the appropriate page if you have a tip to share with other readers.įallout 4: Radiation Storms, Health Caps, and Rad Resistance A character in the Glowing Sea wearing a Hazmat Suit. There is much more to this DLC, it will just take time to write it all. I've written over a dozen in just a week and plan to continue. See a full list of guides on the Nuka World page. Faction Perks and New SPECIAL Ranks in Nuka World.New - Nuka World Endings Guide - Options and Benefits.For New Players - Read the walkthrough.New - Scav Magazine - All locations and details.New - A guide to making a Pistol/Gunslinger Build.I'm writing a Guide to Nuka World, piece by piece.

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