Far Harbor was the crown of the Fallout 4 experience. Bethesda showed their A game here. Atmosphere, writing, level design, music. That DLC was joy to experience.
lot of locations in the island felt empty. empty boxes etc. it felt like it was pushed out in a rush without adding love to details. in general I love the DLC :)
I'm doing that right now!! Hahaha Staying for a week. Gonna try to hit up most POIs from the game as possible IRL. Also the family vacation of course but the family is trying to accommodate nerd daddy 😆
I listen to this while writing my law thesis. Always been a huge fallout fan and Far Harbor represents the absolute bets of Fallout 4. Brings back several features of older titles and the atmosphere, soundtrack it works really well. This soundtrack is one of the best of the entire franchise
I am currently dealing with the death of some loved ones that all happened at once. The thing I love about all of the Fallout soundtracks is that they are somehow sad and hopeful at the same time and that really reflects how I feel and want to feel. Anyway hope you are enjoying your new career!
@@viktorodehnal5959 congratulations on your success so far. I am working on some big projects for my bachelor's in finance right now. Glad to be here studying with your past self lol
I waited whole summer so I could head to foggy shore in morning to listen that :) That fits so well on one nearby foggy shore that has plywood mill shining lights through the fog.
when i first got to far harbor. i always knew I'll end up spending so many time on the Island.Also the freaking ambiance is just absolutely amazing. I can't wait to play this game again.
Massive Fallout 4 fan and player here. My girlfriend and I have actually fallen asleep to this audio for an uncountable amount of months now. The comforting feeling that far harbor atmosphere is amazing. I love it
New Vegas is behind 3 and 4 for me, and I've played them all recently. It's basically just a FO3 dlc, and is only good because it's in the Creation engine with the Fallout license.
@@hihosilver1234 You really don't play New Vegas, then. The RPG elements, the characters, the philosophical themes, the level progression system... everything was better than FO3 and especially FO4 except the map design.
@@Teuz91 new Vegas fans are tho most delusional people. It's literally a cash grab clone of FO3, yet it's fanbase doesn't acknowledge that. I love NV, but that's what it is. It's fanbase is the worst most toxic bunch of haters tho. Ew.
52:24 this track is one of the most memorable for me. It's a reprise of the Institute music "Imagine Utopia", reflecting the shadow the Institute casts on Acadia
I just wish I can delete only all the things that happened in Far Harbor and just re-enter this place once again, fresh start, it's the best experience in FO4 for me. The vibe, the atmosphere and these awesome ambient soundtracks kal;sdkal; gah I love this place! I took Nick with me and well, it turned out well anyway...but really, I'm glad I took him since the conversation between him and DiMA were so good and interesting.
Is it weird that I 'bog down' in a settlement here and get my knitting out to chill with the ambience?? btw the Settlement is at Longfellow's Cabin....
This really gets my creative mind going! I wonder what the theme will be for my next peice of art, maybe pirates and endless journeys across the oceans. But hey, with new world coming out soon it may be the best time to embody the vibe.
Just started a character & went straight to Far Harbor. Living with Longfellow, whom i have adopted as my Grandpa & we live close enough to town to swim to. Mitch & Debbie arguing about Tink the cat is comical & Cassie Dalton always has the most mysterious stories.
I just wish they updated the engine and brought back Chris Avellone. Bethesda has the money, but they don't put all their effort into it and it always fails in some aspects, if not all of them. If they did all those three, they really could be making some at least near masterpieces that would be well received and well liked for years to come.
my first playthrough of this dlc i ended up just listening to some playlist on youtube in the background and kept the music muted, like a year later i start another playthrough and didn't mute the music and i was just stunned.
Out of curiosity, is your profile picture Koishi from the Touhou Project? Also, when playing a Bethesda game, never mute the music or you'll miss out on the new music in DLC's.
I play on Survival mode, and on my playthrough involving my character being a Child of Atom, I needed to complete the first quest to get a Gamma Gun and a Radium Rifle easily. I swear, I died 6-12 times sneaking into the shrine, running away from the ghouls by just jumping it, and then going back to the Nucleus, ANNND then, I needed to reach a bed. I was an idiot because I thought there were no beds in the Nucleus, so I went to the plane crash with the awesome friendly Supermutant and his dogs. . . It. Took. So. Long. I left Far Harbour and had to go halfway across the map cuz I didn't do much exploration, so I had barely any safe places to go. I'm happy I'm back at my soon-to-be shrine I'm building at Starlight Drivethrough thingy. *Running away from a hoard of ghouls is the most scary thing ever. My heart pounded.*
i waited too long to buy this DLC. Far Harbor looks long dead, but it's so creepy and alive. there are old mysteries lying right under the surface just waiting to be uncovered and solved.
A very ominous looking place here isn't it, oh, it's not that bad of a place it's just as of late there have been some things happening not bad things yet that is but given time these small things will eventually escalate into big things.... If come here for refuge or to escape the unseen enemies following you best you keep an eye out for the unseen things hiding out here so keep your guns locked and loaded and your swords and knives sharp cause you never know what will be creeping around the corner, so stay alert and stay safe and stay as long as you can and then move on to your next destination, take care.
I love this! It's great to listen to while studying. Do you think you could do some more from other Fallout games, like 3 and New Vegas? Keep up the good work!!
Love Far Harbor. BGS has always made hands down my favorite dlc content, which I consider to be the highest quality. I've played all of it for each of their games and loved each piece of content. Even the Horse Armor for Oblivion lol. Jk I never bought that one, but Oblivion had great DLC too.
Some of the best riding in video game history in my opinion, I will never forget the moment that I walked into the nucleus, and realized that it was a fully intact sub, chalked fool with fanatical religious people with guns and armor from a long, dead world
Fallout 4 is a bad Fallout game, but Far Harbor is a proof imo that Bethesda can make a good Fallout setting. I feel like they tried to go back to the rpg roots on this DLC and had to try to get around the lack of freedom Fallout 4 gives you mechanics wise. Just as a standalone game Far Harbor is a great one
Nah I've played every Fallout, and 4 is hands down my fav and the best, with FO3 being a very close second. Just because YOU think it's bad DOESN'T MEAN it's ACTUALLY BAD. I talk to tons of people who play Fallout 4 regularly for years and love playing it for hundreds of hours.
Far Harbor was the crown of the Fallout 4 experience. Bethesda showed their A game here. Atmosphere, writing, level design, music. That DLC was joy to experience.
Well, the DiMA Puzzles were a pain.
Except the DiMA puzzles and some other stuff, this actually felt like fallout, it was incredible, better than the entire game.
They're all do overs of older shite. Mechanist was in FO3 and Far Harbor is the same idea as Point Lookout.
lot of locations in the island felt empty. empty boxes etc. it felt like it was pushed out in a rush without adding love to details. in general I love the DLC :)
@@Pulpo_Pol DiMA puzzles isn’t really that bad it’s an attempt at something new.
Currently in Bar Harbor, Maine listening to this. It’s the most surreal thing I’ve experienced.
I saw a video comparing the game to real thing by someone who actually lives there. It was awesome
Legendary comment
Gotta visit this place and Har Farbor someday...
Maine wasn’t really a place I thought much about before. But after playing Far Harbor, I think it’d be interesting to visit.
I'm doing that right now!! Hahaha
Staying for a week. Gonna try to hit up most POIs from the game as possible IRL.
Also the family vacation of course but the family is trying to accommodate nerd daddy 😆
I listen to this while writing my law thesis. Always been a huge fallout fan and Far Harbor represents the absolute bets of Fallout 4. Brings back several features of older titles and the atmosphere, soundtrack it works really well. This soundtrack is one of the best of the entire franchise
Good luck on your thesis!
What is the thesis’s title?,and good luck with it
Thank you guys. I am a junior lawyer now.
I am currently dealing with the death of some loved ones that all happened at once. The thing I love about all of the Fallout soundtracks is that they are somehow sad and hopeful at the same time and that really reflects how I feel and want to feel. Anyway hope you are enjoying your new career!
@@viktorodehnal5959 congratulations on your success so far. I am working on some big projects for my bachelor's in finance right now. Glad to be here studying with your past self lol
Good memories in Far Harbor. Nothing like playing the first time this
15:02 nostalgic
I waited whole summer so I could head to foggy shore in morning to listen that :)
That fits so well on one nearby foggy shore that has plywood mill shining lights through the fog.
Man I love Far Harbor.
Me too
when i first got to far harbor. i always knew I'll end up spending so many time on the Island.Also the freaking ambiance is just absolutely amazing. I can't wait to play this game again.
the way the faint acordian at 32:32 softly harkens to the past of far harbor is so majestic.
Massive Fallout 4 fan and player here. My girlfriend and I have actually fallen asleep to this audio for an uncountable amount of months now. The comforting feeling that far harbor atmosphere is amazing. I love it
U slept for over a month?
@@jjjordan3881 yes
You trying to tell me a mirelurk fried this rice?
Wow
36:00 BEST PART
9:25 amazing track!
Far Harbor was New Vegas levels good.
I agree, it may even be better
New Vegas is behind 3 and 4 for me, and I've played them all recently. It's basically just a FO3 dlc, and is only good because it's in the Creation engine with the Fallout license.
@@Macke360 just no lol old world blues was awesome with the rebots and lore and the lonesome road was really interesting
@@hihosilver1234 You really don't play New Vegas, then. The RPG elements, the characters, the philosophical themes, the level progression system... everything was better than FO3 and especially FO4 except the map design.
@@Teuz91 new Vegas fans are tho most delusional people. It's literally a cash grab clone of FO3, yet it's fanbase doesn't acknowledge that. I love NV, but that's what it is. It's fanbase is the worst most toxic bunch of haters tho. Ew.
52:24 this track is one of the most memorable for me. It's a reprise of the Institute music "Imagine Utopia", reflecting the shadow the Institute casts on Acadia
I just wish I can delete only all the things that happened in Far Harbor and just re-enter this place once again, fresh start, it's the best experience in FO4 for me. The vibe, the atmosphere and these awesome ambient soundtracks kal;sdkal; gah I love this place! I took Nick with me and well, it turned out well anyway...but really, I'm glad I took him since the conversation between him and DiMA were so good and interesting.
Is it weird that I 'bog down' in a settlement here and get my knitting out to chill with the ambience?? btw the Settlement is at Longfellow's Cabin....
Nah i do the same with reading, whether in far harbor or the desertic ambient music of nuka world.
This really gets my creative mind going! I wonder what the theme will be for my next peice of art, maybe pirates and endless journeys across the oceans. But hey, with new world coming out soon it may be the best time to embody the vibe.
39:13 my favorite
This video is very satisfying to play on a rainy day if your driving or just sitting outside with noise canceling earbuds in
i remember playing far harbour and these sounds bring me back to then
Just started a character & went straight to Far Harbor. Living with Longfellow, whom i have adopted as my Grandpa & we live close enough to town to swim to. Mitch & Debbie arguing about Tink the cat is comical & Cassie Dalton always has the most mysterious stories.
With Fallout 76 and Starfield being subpar, Far Harbor really ended up being the last great thing Bethesda produced.
I just wish they updated the engine and brought back Chris Avellone. Bethesda has the money, but they don't put all their effort into it and it always fails in some aspects, if not all of them. If they did all those three, they really could be making some at least near masterpieces that would be well received and well liked for years to come.
my first playthrough of this dlc i ended up just listening to some playlist on youtube in the background and kept the music muted, like a year later i start another playthrough and didn't mute the music and i was just stunned.
Out of curiosity, is your profile picture Koishi from the Touhou Project? Also, when playing a Bethesda game, never mute the music or you'll miss out on the new music in DLC's.
@@mushroomsrcool1449 ya, and tbh i was listening to touhou remixes when i had it muted lol
@@maclura I love Touhou too! : D
bless you for this. I'm in between consoles and i CANNOT wait to play again
The 1 dislike is DiMA
LOL
And the likes are the Children of Atom. They're probably proud of Atom's misty veil across Far Harbour.
I play on Survival mode, and on my playthrough involving my character being a Child of Atom, I needed to complete the first quest to get a Gamma Gun and a Radium Rifle easily. I swear, I died 6-12 times sneaking into the shrine, running away from the ghouls by just jumping it, and then going back to the Nucleus, ANNND then, I needed to reach a bed. I was an idiot because I thought there were no beds in the Nucleus, so I went to the plane crash with the awesome friendly Supermutant and his dogs. . . It. Took. So. Long. I left Far Harbour and had to go halfway across the map cuz I didn't do much exploration, so I had barely any safe places to go. I'm happy I'm back at my soon-to-be shrine I'm building at Starlight Drivethrough thingy. *Running away from a hoard of ghouls is the most scary thing ever. My heart pounded.*
Cool story bro.
@@pkd.81 ty
just wrapped up my first playthrough of the dlc. good stuff.
god this dlc brought the game to new heights, genuinely some of the best writing bethesda has done
Thanks so much
It's literally my favorite DLC ❤
It really is amazing
i waited too long to buy this DLC. Far Harbor looks long dead, but it's so creepy and alive. there are old mysteries lying right under the surface just waiting to be uncovered and solved.
A very ominous looking place here isn't it,
oh, it's not that bad of a place it's just as
of late there have been some things happening
not bad things yet that is but given time these
small things will eventually escalate into big things....
If come here for refuge or to escape the unseen enemies
following you best you keep an eye out for the unseen
things hiding out here so keep your guns locked and loaded
and your swords and knives sharp cause you never know
what will be creeping around the corner, so stay alert and
stay safe and stay as long as you can and then move on to
your next destination, take care.
I love this! It's great to listen to while studying. Do you think you could do some more from other Fallout games, like 3 and New Vegas? Keep up the good work!!
i read with this mix, is very chill
I certainly plan to make videos for them at some point, hopefully I'll get around to it eventually
I think the Cloud and the Fog are the same phenomena just adapted to two separate environments
Oooh hats interesting to think about.
Love Far Harbor. BGS has always made hands down my favorite dlc content, which I consider to be the highest quality. I've played all of it for each of their games and loved each piece of content. Even the Horse Armor for Oblivion lol. Jk I never bought that one, but Oblivion had great DLC too.
Some of the best riding in video game history in my opinion, I will never forget the moment that I walked into the nucleus, and realized that it was a fully intact sub, chalked fool with fanatical religious people with guns and armor from a long, dead world
Writing*!? And I agree BGS tells some amazing stories and they don't get the credit they deserve imo.
@@hihosilver1234 omfg my dumbass…Y’know what I’m gonna not edit that post, makes it better imo
やっぱ雰囲気、最高のDLCだと思う
Anyone hear the woman screaming in the background at 23:00 ?
can confirm
1:38 - 1:52 im one who hear there fallout NV menu?
hmm should i start my xbox hmmmmm
48:14 does anyone know what this is?
U mean the soundtrack or this location
It’s called “Lifting the Gloom.”
@@SomeGuyWhoPlaysGames333thanks
@@wylogujsiezkontamordo8725soundtrack
Mystery of the fog
✬
You should do Nuka World too!
Fallout 4 is a bad Fallout game, but Far Harbor is a proof imo that Bethesda can make a good Fallout setting. I feel like they tried to go back to the rpg roots on this DLC and had to try to get around the lack of freedom Fallout 4 gives you mechanics wise. Just as a standalone game Far Harbor is a great one
Nah I've played every Fallout, and 4 is hands down my fav and the best, with FO3 being a very close second. Just because YOU think it's bad DOESN'T MEAN it's ACTUALLY BAD. I talk to tons of people who play Fallout 4 regularly for years and love playing it for hundreds of hours.
@@hihosilver1234 It is a bad Fallout game, but not a bad game game.
@@TheOneAndOnlyZeno1889 lol no ur wrong sorry. FO4 is a masterpiece and the most successful FO. Suck on that
@@hihosilver1234 Everyone would disagree but you can have your opinion,
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