Fallout 4: 12 Secret Side Quests Everyone Missed & How To Start Them

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In Fallout 4,there are a large number of quests for players to complete in addition to the lengthy main quest. For completionists, this can represent hundreds of hours of gameplay to resolve every conflict, retrieve every item, and explore important areas in Fallout 4.

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But in addition to these obvious quests, players can stumble upon more secretive interactions that not all or even most people will ever find. These can be triggered in strange ways or require more meticulous exploration to find than most are willing to do.

Here are 10 of those secret side quests which you may have missed.

Updated on April 11th, 2022 by Russ Boswell: Fallout 4 continues to draw players in with its amazing open-world structure and its post-apocalyptic RPG gameplay. There is a ton to see and do in Fallout 4 and many players may have been through the game multiple times by now without ever truly uncovering all there is to uncover across The Commonwealth. There are so many hidden side quests and random encounters to discover. To shine a better light on some of the best hidden side quests in Fallout 4, as well as give more information on Fallout 4's secret side quests, the following guide has been updated to include even more entries and where to start them.

There are tons of quests that players can miss hidden throughout Fallout 4 if they don't enter specific buildings or engage certain NPCs in conversation. Trouble Brewin' is a great example, as it's a quest that can only be started by speaking to an NPC at the Hotel Rexford, or finding a certain Protectron in a location called Shamrock Taphouse. Once players begin the quest, they'll be tasked with locating a Protectron named Buddy (unless they stumble