More importantly, just a bit southeast of that marker (head towards USAF Satellite Station Olivia– and if you get there, you’ve gone too far) is a crashed Vertibird with a full set of T-45 Power Armor. From where you start at Vault 111, simply head east until you find the Robotics Disposal Ground. There, you’ll find some Fusion Cores and a Fat Man. The earliest set of Power Armor you can find is right along the top of the map. We’ve skipped the set of Armor you’ll encounter fairly early on in the game, providing you’re sticking to the first couple of quests involving the Minutemen’s Preston Garvey. Here are some of our favourite locations to scavenge from. With the changes to Power Armor now laid out for you, it’s time to grab some, eh? We’ve also noticed that settlers in your settlements will ‘borrow’ suits from time to time to help fend off attackers. Our tip for Power Armor is to grab as many suits as you can they can be stored at a base of operations like Sanctuary so you can swap out components easily.
To work on a suit, position it near a station, get out of it, and you’ll be able to Craft from there. That can all be done at a Power Armor Station - they’re the yellow hoists littered all over the joint (you can almost see one at the back of the image up top in Sanctuary). Components can also be modified for more power or simply to put on a new coat of paint. Power Armor sits on a base frame that you climb into components like helmets, arms and legs can be added to the chassis and repaired and replaced as you go. It can’t be picked up and wholly placed in inventory, and moreover, requires a Fusion Core to operate efficiently.
No longer apparel like Raider Armor or leathers, Power Armor is essentially a vehicle. One of the biggest changes returning players will need to adjust to in Fallout 4 is the new way in which Power Armor works.
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