He’s your way into the Brotherhood of Steel. Later in your journey, once you’ve helped rebuild the Minutemen, he’ll be a seemingly never-ending source of cookie-cutter quests to find and help the other settlements scattered across the Commonwealth.
He needs a help clearing out the nearby town of Concord. You’ll bump into Preston early on in the main story. Just follow the path straight out of Sanctuary Hills.
One of the first areas you’ll encounter after emerging from Vault 111 is a place called Red Rocket Truck Stop. The family robot survived the bombs! Drop by your old neighborhood (Sanctuary Hills). This little guide is intended for people who either want a specific type of companion (say, a super mutant) as soon as possible and don’t know where to look, or just have a desire to catch ’em all. There will be spoilers in this post, of course, but I’ll try to keep them to a minimum. I wish! If you’d like to know more, head to the Museum of Witchcraft at the top right of the map. That deathclaw in the first picture isn’t going to hurt me, but he’s not my buddy, either. If you stick with the same companion, over time, you can gain their loyalty and a unique perk. There are lots of dead dogs in this video game, but rest assured, you won’t have to dig a grave for your beloved Dogmeat.
If they’re taken out in combat, they’ll squat down and wait for you to a) heal them with a stimpack or b) kill all nearby enemies. While you’ll meet some of them without even trying, others aren’t quite so obvious. There are around a dozen companions to find in Fallout 4. Even if you can handle super mutants and deathclaws, it’s best to bring a buddy along if for no other reason than to have someone help haul that growing stockpile of extra guns, armor pieces, and miscellaneous junk.
Seeking a friend for the end of the world? Good idea.
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