101 Fusion Core Locations in Fallout 4

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• Fusion Core Locations in the Commonwealth
• Fusion Core Locations in Nuka-World
• Fusion Core Locations in Far Harbor
• Fusion Core Locations in Automatron

Fusion Core Locations in the Commonwealth

1. Corvega Assembly Plant: On a table in the control room.
2. Red Rocket Truck Stop: In the trunk of a car.
3. Sanctuary Hills: In the basement of the player's house.
4. Vault 111: In the overseer's office.
5. Diamond City: In the basement of the Diamond City Market.
6. Goodneighbor: In the basement of the Third Rail.
7. Cambridge Police Station: In the evidence room.
8. Medford Memorial Hospital: In the basement.
9. Parsons State Insane Asylum: In the morgue.
10. Fens Street Sewer: In a room with a power generator.
11. Bunker Hill: In a room with a power generator.
12. USS Constitution: In the engine room.
13. Castle: In the armory.
14. Quincy: In the basement of the warehouse.
15. Boston Airport: In a room with a power generator.
16. Mass Fusion Building: In the reactor room.
17. Relay Tower 0BB-915: On a table in the control room.
18. Poseidon Energy: In the reactor room.
19. Hubris Comics: In the basement.
20. Vault 81: In the reactor room.

Fusion Core Locations in Nuka-World

21. Nuka-Town USA: In the Red Rocket truck stop.
22. Safari Adventure: In the control room of the monorail.
23. Dry Rock Gulch: In a room with a power generator.
24. Kiddie Kingdom: In a room with a power generator.
25. Vault-Tec Among the Stars: In the reactor room.

Fusion Core Locations in Far Harbor

26. Far Harbor: In the basement of the Far Harbor Visitor Center.
27. Acadia: In the basement of the Nucleus.
28. Echo Lake Lumber Mill: In a room with a power generator.
29. National Park Visitor's Center: In the basement.
30. The Nucleus: In the reactor room.

Fusion Core Locations in Automatron

31. Recon Bunker Theta: In the control room.
32. Rust Devils' Lair: In a room with a power generator.
33. Mechanist's Lair: In the reactor room.
34. RobCo Sales & Service Center: In the basement.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

• Do not use fusion cores in power armor that is not fully charged. This will damage the armor and reduce its effectiveness.
• Do not store fusion cores in your inventory for long periods of time. They will gradually lose their charge over time.
• Do not sell fusion cores to vendors. They are worth more to you than they are to them.

How to Get More Fusion Cores

There are several ways to get more fusion cores in Fallout 4:

• Loot them from enemies. Fusion cores can be found on the bodies of dead enemies, especially those wearing power armor.
• Find them in containers. Fusion cores can be found in a variety of containers, such as chests, lockers, and toolboxes.
• Buy them from vendors. Fusion cores can be purchased from vendors in Diamond City, Goodneighbor, and Vault 81.
• Craft them. Fusion cores can be crafted at a power armor station with the required materials.

Tips for Using Fusion Cores

• Use fusion cores wisely. Only use fusion cores when necessary. For example, you can use a fusion core to power your power armor while exploring a dangerous area, but you can switch to a less powerful source of power when you are in a safe area.
• Carry multiple fusion cores. Always carry multiple fusion cores with you in case one of your cores runs out of charge.
• Recharge fusion cores. Fusion cores can be recharged at power armor stations or at fusion core chargers.

Conclusion

Fusion cores are an essential resource in Fallout 4. By following the tips in this guide, you can make the most of your fusion cores and keep your power armor running strong.