Fallout 4’s Full Achievement/Trophies List Revealed and Yes, There are Bobbleheads



Fallout 4 is only a few weeks away at this point, and for those eager to jump back into the wasteland and fight off the apocalyptic nightmares that wait, the full achievement/trophy list for the game has been revealed, and rest easy: there are still tons of bobbleheads out there to go and collect.

The full list of achievements for the game has been revealed across the Xbox One and PS4 versions of the game that will be the same, aside from the PS4 version of the game that will be including a Platinum trophy for collecting all of the game’s trophies.

Fallout 4 releases for PS4, Xbox One, and PC on November 10th, 2015 – you can check out the full list of achievements/trophies below for the game, though be warned that there may be some spoilers awaiting:

Platinum Trophy – Collect all other 50 Trophies for this Trophy [PS4 version only]
War Never Changes – Enter The Wasteland
When Freedom Calls – Complete “When Freedom Calls”
Unlikely Valentine – Complete “Unlikely Valentine”
Reunions – Complete “Reunions”
Dangerous Minds – Complete “Dangerous Minds”
Hunter/Hunted – Complete “Hunter/Hunted”
The Molecular Level – Complete “The Molecular Level”
The Nuclear Option – Complete “The Nuclear Option”
Institutionalized – Complete “Institutionalized”
Mankind-Redefined – Complete “Mankind-Redefined”
Powering Up – Complete “Powering Up”
Nuclear Family – Complete “Nuclear Family”
The First Step – Join the Minutemen
Taking Independence – Complete “Taking Independence”
Old Guns – Complete “Old Guns”
Semper Invicta – Join the Brotherhood of Steel
Blind Betrayal – Complete “Blind Betrayal”
Ad Victoriam – Complete “Ad Victoriam”
Tradecraft – Join the Railroad
Underground Undercover – Complete “Underground Undercover”
Rockets’ Red Glare – Complete “Rockets’ Red Glare”
Sanctuary – Complete “Sanctuary”
Community Organizer – Ally with 3 Settlements
Benevolent Leader – Reach Maximum Happiness in a Large Settlement
Gun-For-Hire – Complete 10 Side Quests
Mercenary – Complete 50 Misc. Objectives
Scavver – Gather 1000 Resources Used For Crafting
What’s Yours Is Mine – Pick 50 Locks
RobCo’s Worst Nightmare – Hack 50 Terminals
Armed and Dangerous – Create 50 Weapon Mods
Wasteland D.I.Y. – Craft 100 Items
Never Go It Alone – Recruit 5 Separate Companions
Lovable – Reach Maximum Relationship Level with a Companion
Fix-Er-Upper – Build 100 Workshop Items
Future Retro – Play a Holotape Game
…The Harder They Fall – Kill 5 Giant Creatures
Ranger Corps – Discover 100 Locations
Print’s Not Dead – Read 20 Magazines
Prankster’s Return – Placed A Grenade Or Mine While Pickpocketing
Masshole – Kill 300 People
Animal Control – Kill 300 Creatures
Homerun! – Get a Homerun
Touchdown! – Get a Touchdown
They’re Not Dolls… – Collect 10 Vault-Tec Bobbleheads
…They’re Action Figures – Collect 20 Vault-Tec Bobbleheads
Born Survivor – Reach Level 5
Commonwealth Citizen – Reach Level 10
Unstoppable Wanderer – Reach Level 25
Legend Of The Wastes – Reach Level 50
Prepared for the Future – Decide the Fate of the Commonwealth

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http://www.exophase.com/game/fallout-4-ps4/trophies/

That one made me smile.

Anyway, looking at the list, my question is:

Is it possible to play through (and beat) the game without getting the War Never Changes achievement? (Ignoring major glitches that might be found.) If the answer is no, then it isn't really an "achievement" and is a bad use of the achievement system.

:) That's a good point, though

I have literally no idea why some people still insist that achievements related to story progress aren't achievements. You did have to overcome SOME challenges to get there, sometimes the biggest challenge in the entire game is an obligatory one and it would be just stupid not to reward the player for it. Especially since not everyone beats the entire game and it makes perfect sense to distinguish the players who sat through it from those who didn't (and especially from those who bought the game and didn't even play it!).

The other thing of course is that achievements are a fantastic analytical tool for developers and the story progress achievements are the most important ones in this respect.

Also players are less likely to go hunting for the special achievements if they haven't been getting achievements at a steady pace along the way.

Edit: Here's also a nice post by Adrian Chmielarz on why they added achievements to Ethan Carter, even though he was reluctant at first (and regrets adding them so late). I'm not sure but I think all of them are obligatory

Well said.