There are 5 Super Mutant Behemoths in Washington D.C. Behemoth, a large super mutant variant encountered in Fallout 4. See if your settlers can handle an attack from a super mutant behemoth or anything! 2. For Fallout 4 on the PlayStation 4, a GameFAQs message board topic titled 'super mutant behemoths? Super mutant behemoth. Behemoth - a giant robot from Fallout Tactics Super Mutant Behemoth - giant super mutant from Fallout 3 Behemoths (Fallout 4) - a family of gigantic mutants from Fallout 4 For this you need to type some things into the developer console of this game. As it stands, there are two locations where you might come across a Behemoth Super Mutant. maybe they will add different factions that think ghouls are still humans or super mutants arent all bad guys and have sympathy for eachother. Weapons вЂ¦ Healing / Resurrection Can cast a healing aura to heal yourself and nearby people, second effect when cast on a dead body brings it back to life 57. I'm terrible at writing so sorry if I'm rambling here.This is why the ones you fight during quests are not guaranteed kills towards the trophy, as you fight them with multiple people and can get killed by them even though you shot it too. I'm terrible at writing so sorry if I'm rambling here. Hell, when the GECK is released I might play with this idea some more. The potential was their with that basic settup but they were just used as another LEVEL 4 generic bud guy in the game, something that continually disappoints me with this game.

You might be able to trade with some for safe passage or prove you might with other more strength based tribes. In that same way because of their low numbers I would imagine their would be maybe 3-4 communities the size of the Trinity Tower dungeon at most, each effectively clearing out a section of wasteland around their main hub. They are all ultimately failures by what the institute is trying to accomplish but I would imagine that their would be variations like a smarter or stronger version of the supermutant that would be reflected in their combat styles or communities they would form. Since the game establishes that the institute has run this FEV program for such a extensive period I also think a natural evolution to this would be factionalized groups of supermutants. I think they would form a religion around this event an since it hasn't happened in at least a decade at any of the 'sacred sites' it could be cause for conflict or interesting storytelling around this idea. They would also probably deify the addition of another supermutant, something that doesn't happen naturally and who appear in a blinding flash of light maybe in the same location with the institutes transporter tech. I'ed imagine a group of supermutants with about a hundred years of history but no real way to increase their numbers would be very cautious (suiciders ugh) in combat. After reading through the lore terminals in the FEB labs I though they had a seed of something really interesting that they just failed to follow through on. The idea that every game with Fallout in the title needs super mutants kinda sucks but if they really do feel that way I think a huge positive change would be to delete them from most of the wasteland, factionalize the ones that are left, and make them a non-respawning enemy.

Fallout 4 play as a super mutant