Best Left Forgotten is a quest incredibly difficult for all kinds of players in Fallout 4. The quest follows the Far Harbor DLC that was released back on May 19, 2016.
Key Takeaways
- Dima Memory puzzles are challenging and bugged. They are also the game’s only ones of their kind.
- During the first stage of the quest, players can find Dima Memory puzzles immediately after turning the power back on. For Skipping Dima Memory Puzzles, try the command trick to bypass the relevant section of the quest quickly. These puzzles can be found in Atom’s Children Base.
- It takes a long time to finish all of these minigames. Even worse, you cannot save the stages using the puzzles’ programming interface.
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Skipping Dima Memory Puzzles
Despite the appealing gameplay of the Far Harbor DLC, Dima’s memory puzzles are getting on the nerves of gamers. Most players have been pulling hair out around the puzzles, but the segment is never a walk in the park. For that, you can try the commands trick to easily skip the segment in the quest.
The main goal of the segment is to retrieve the Dima’s Memories, and it requires players to play 5 minigames or puzzles. These minigames take a lot of time to complete. Even worse is that you can not save the levels while in the programming interface of the puzzles.
Fortunately, you can use console commands to skip Dima’s memories in the Best Left Forgotten quest in Fallout 4.
- All you need to do is to press the ~ key a.k.a tilde key, right before the 1 key on your keyboard.
- This will bring up the console within the game. Now, type the commands and execute them one by one.
Note: Using console commands is not recommended, as any unauthorized or wrong command can break your game and even lose the Save Games. For that instance, you must create a backup for the critical Game Saves before executing any commands.
- SetStage DLC03MQ04 150
- SetStage DLC03MQ04 250
- SetStage DLC03MQ04 350
- SetStage DLC03MQ04 450
- SetStage DLC03MQ04 550
Each command represents the Dima Memories retrieval in order, and players will not have to play the minigames that were bothering them earlier. After the execution of commands, you will have to go into the inventory and select Misc. Here, you can search for five Dima’s Memory items.
To proceed further in the quest, players will have to listen to these memory tapes one by one. After that, the game will give you more objectives to explore the secrets of Wind Farm and Nuke Codes in the DLC content.
Unfortunately, these commands are only available for PC players as you can not use the console for PlayStation and Xbox. Console players will have to complete the Dima Memory Puzzle.
Dima Memory Puzzles
If you are a completionist player and want to obtain every bit of information, you can still play the puzzle minigames even after executing the commands.
You can find these puzzles in Atom’s Children Base.
- After going into the simulation, you will hear the Dima voice explaining the puzzles.
- In these puzzles, you will see a Blue data stream that represents the “START” goal and a Yellow data stream that represents the “Finish” goal.
- These goals will be followed by the small bug creatures that bring the data pockets to the blue goal from the restore point.
- You must build a path for these bug creatures by putting the blocks, directing the rays, and installing turrets.
- These will help the bugs to return the data without hitting the roadblocks.
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My Tips & Tricks
- Start the puzzle by collecting the blocks.
- Collect and store the blocks to use later.
- Employ your experience of the Studio because of the similarities of the interface.
- You can rotate the relay to obtain the direction and divert it to bypass the obstacles.
- Data bugs will not survive the attack bots. Protect them by placing the turrets at the spawning points.
- Attack bots will spawn out of two locations, so you need to place at least two turrets to protect the data bugs.
- You can not take any item with you to the next level.
- Since the puzzles are glitchy, you can leave the puzzle interface and save the game.
- You can set up 5 turrets to protect the data bugs.
- You will also need to build your pathways through blocks to diver the beam and set up the path for the data bugs.
- Relay blocks have a green arrow to where they will release the beam.
Once you are done with all five puzzles, you will be able to learn a lot of details from the Dima’s memories. So it is highly advised to play these puzzles to obtain the smallest details that the game provides in the DLC.
Far Harbor DLC Endings
Spoiler Warning: This is where players will have to decide on one of the endings for Far Harbor DLC. If you wish to learn more about it, continue.
Just after completing or skipping the Best Left Forgotten quest, players will have to decide from three different endings.
Tell Far Harbor Secrets To Avery
Now that you know the secrets of Far Harbor and everything about Dima and his memories, players have the choice to report them to Avery. It is also one of the brutal endings for Acadia and the fate of Kasumi, so make the right decision for your playthrough.
Kill Dima
The next one takes up the notch by talking to Dima about his likings with your character’s dialogue to turn himself in. But for this ending, Dima will be sacrificed for his doings while also closing the chapter of Kasumi.
Save Dima
Just like killing Dima, players have the choice to keep Dima’s memory a secret, thus making this ending the best and non-brutal for everyone involved in Far Harbor.
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