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DATA HARDCORE MODE

After creating your character, you will be given the choice to turn on Hardcore Mode. Separate

from difficulty levels, this special way of playing the game creates a more strategic and

complex experience that is tailored for more experienced Fallout players.

In Hardcore Mode, you will have to eat, sleep and remain hydrated. Any damaged limbs

can only be healed using Doctor’s Bags or visiting a doctor. Ammunition is given weight in

hardcore mode, requiring you to closely monitor your inventory at all times.

While fast traveling via the Pip-Boy does still work in Hardcore Mode, you may not fast travel if

your character would die due to dehydration or starvation in the time it would take you to get

there.

You may toggle Hardcore Mode at any time via the Options menu, however in order to

earn the Hardcore achievement you must play the entire game, from the point you are first

prompted until the endgame sequence without ever turning it off.

XP AND LEVELING UP

The top portion of the Data section will always display your current location and the current date and

time. The Data section includes five menus: Local Map, World Map, Quests, Notes, and Radio.

LOCAL MAP

The Local Map displays an overhead map of your current location, as well as any nearby

doors.

WORLD MAP

The World Map shows an overhead map of the entire Mojave Wasteland area, and

markers for any places that have been discovered during the course of your adventures.

adventures. You can fast travel directly to any place you have previously visited by

highlighting the location and Left Clicking on the map.

Use the Mouse Wheel to zoom in/out on the map. Left Click to move around the map.

Right Click to move or remove your own marker on a Local or World Map.

QUESTS

The Quests screen in your Pip-Boy’s Data section tracks your progress in every quest you have

undertaken. To the left is a list of quests: those with bright text are active; those with darkened

text have been completed or failed. Your active quest is marked by a small box.

On the right-hand side of the screen are the objectives for each quest. The active

objectives have bright text and are on the top of the list; the completed objectives have

darkened text and are at the bottom of the list. Objectives marked as “(Optional)” are not

necessary to successfully complete the quest.

NOTES

Contains all quest related and miscellaneous notes you find in the game, both written and

audio. Left Click to listen to an Audio note (the audio will continue to play even if you close your

Pip-Boy menu). Left Click to toggle between All Notes and only Active Quest Notes.

RADIO

All the radio signals you have discovered are listed on the Radio screen in the Data tab of your

Pip-Boy. Signals listed in bright text are within range, and can be listened to. Signals listed in

darkened text have been discovered, but you are no longer within range – in order to listen to

one of these stations, you have to move back into the signal’s receiving range.

When you reach the required number of Experience Points, you will level up automatically, so

long as you’re not in combat.

Every time you level up, your Health increases and you gain Skill Points to assign to your skills.

You may choose a new perk for every two levels you increase.

Note: When leveling up, the level for your skills is their natural level and does not include any

bonuses you may be receiving due to items or Chems.

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