Unlike the hero of Fallout 4, your robots aren't restricted to using one weapon at a time. There are five main robot types to choose from, with various body parts available for each type:Īfter picking a specific type for a body part (such as an assaultron head, robobrain legs, etc.), don't forget to add armor for each location! Simply picking a new part doesn't add armor – you have to use additional materials to craft armor for every location.
#AUTOMATRONS DLC WEAPONS MODS#
I recommend taking this route before spending too much time modding robots, as the Automatron DLC is quite short, and there are many mods you'll want to use that are hard to find in random loot drops.
#AUTOMATRONS DLC WEAPONS MOD#
To earn more, you can pick up individual mods off the robots you destroy during the three main quests in Automatron. That's a slow and inefficient way to go about it though, as the mod drops seem to be fairly random.Īfter completing the “Restoring Order” quest (either by killing the Mechanist or resolving the situation peacefully) you get ALL the mods at once, without any searching at all.
Unfortunately not all those robotic mods are available when you first build a crafting station. There are loads of extra building options for every other part of the 'bot, however. While the crafting station is primarily for upgrading your new companion Ada or building a custom robot, you can also bring Codsworth or Curie to your crafting station and seriously modify them as well! Getting New Robot PartsĪlthough there are multiple voices and paint jobs offered at the crafting station, only those standard base options are available with no additional mods to be discovered (although hopefully that changes with future DLC). Before you can get to crafting your ideal 'bot, you must first complete the “Mechanical Menace” quest and build a robot crafting station at any settlement (see our guide on getting started here).
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