Fallout 4

Fallout 4 is a massive RPG, and like several of Bethesda's games, it comes with a handful of large bugs that make it difficult to reach the end of it. One notable problem is that your companions might get lost, and you won't be able to find them again, making it more difficult to complete their quests. There is a way to bring them back, though. However, it requires a little bit of know-how when it comes to using console commands, and you do have to be playing the game on a companion. Here's what you need to know about how to get your lost companions back in Fallout 4, and each of their console commands. Where To Find Lost Companions in Fallout 4 Image via Bethesda It will surprise no one to discover that your Companions can just get lost in Fallout 4. This can happen while you're in the middle of a quest, when you fast-travel, or when a creature dies on the opposite side of the map. There's no real rhyme or reason to it. You can do some things to find these lost companions again, and we've compiled the best methods here. The easiest way to track any companion down in Fallout 4 is by using console commands. Each character has a unique character number associated with them in the game that you can use to teleport them to your position. Reportedly, there's a trick with Vault 22 that might help locate lost companions. Unfortunately, not only is the trick actually for Fallout: New Vegas, but it also doesn't seem to be a reliable solution even in that game. How to find lost Companions using console commands It's important to note that using console commands will disable achievements, so keep this in mind if you're an achievement hunter. Console commands are the easiest way to find your lost Companions, but only PC players going through a Fallout 4 playthrough. You can open up the in-game console with the Tilde (~) key, and then you'll need to type in "prid 0001d162" (note that the Companion ID, which in this example is "0001d162" changes depending on which Companion you want to move to your location), press return, and then type "moveto player". Press return again, then the Tilde key and your Companion will be moved to your location. Below we've listed the IDs for every Companion in Fallout 4. Use the process above but change the Companion ID to summon that Companion to your location. Here are the console commands to summon companions in Fallout 4: Ada: 0100ff12 Automatron: This is the only Companion whose ID isn't set. It changes depending on what's available when you build it, so you may want to take note of that when you come to it. Cait: 00079305 Codsworth: 0001ca7d Curie: 00102249 Paladin Danse: 0005de4d Deacon: 00045ac9 Dogmeat: 0001d162 John Hancock: 00022615 Robert MacCready: 0002a8a7 Nick Valentine: 00002f25 Old Longfellow: 02006e5b Piper: 0002f1f Porter Gage: 0500a5b1 Preston Garvey: 0001a4d7 Strong: 0003f2bb X6-88: 0002e210a Find lost Companions in Fallout 4 using the Vault-Tec Population Management System Image via Bethesda In your settlement, you can build something called the Vault-Tec Population Management System in Fallout 4. This system allows you to put trackers on all of your Companions so you can find them on the in-game map whenever you want. Once you've built it, you can interact with it to find any or all of your Companions and set map markers for them while playing Fallout 4. This means that no matter where they are, they will be randomly teleported and you can track them down to tell them to join up with you again. Additionally, there are mods for PC Fallout 4 that can help you summon or find your companions. Mods like the Companion Tracker and Summon Companion can make your life significantly easier if you keep losing your companions for whatever reason.

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