No Guard Posts can be built, so the only method of defense is building turrets ( missile turrets solve everything).No Settlement recruitment beacon can be built, so no settlers will join (you can forcibly send settlers to the Boston Airport, however).

Crops cannot be planted at all, so food has to be supplied from other settlements via supply lines.Water purifiers cannot be built since the settlement radius doesn’t extend to the water, so only pumps can be used to provide a water supply.You’re supplied with little resources to start with (items that can be scrapped amount to only about 150 of steel and wood each).However, there are major trade-offs with using the Boston Airport as a settlement: It is one of the few locations with a flat building surface and minimum obstructions. The terminal cleared of debris, with the workbench visible in the background.Īlthough the Boston Airport is initially occupied by The Brotherhood of Steel, you can work on the settlement there with little problem. At the back of the terminal wall, you’ll find the workbench. In the damaged terminal, there are several benches for pre-war flyers to rest their legs. The road leads to the Airport, but to the right of a large bus, there is a part of the damaged terminal visible. The easiest way to find the workbench is by starting at the East Boston Preparatory School and following the road south.

If you’re unable to view the video, here’s what you need to know: Here’s quick look at how to start work on one of the toughest settlements in Fallout 4: It’s difficult in many ways – including finding the workbench in the first place. One of the most difficult settlements in Fallout 4 is the Boston Airport. Some – like Sanctuary Hills or Spectacle Island – are great. There are plenty of settlement locations in Fallout 4.

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