Fallout 4 places a big focus on power armor for the first time in the RPG game series, giving you the opportunity to carefully construct and maintain your armor set. You need to get your hands on ...

Raider Power Armor Bethesda This is the only Power Armor in Fallout 4 that even a base-level player can wear right off the bat. While that’s great, it does mean it’s the weakest option out there.

Fallout 4 has five standard variants of power armor, from weakest to strongest — Raider, T-45, T-51, T-60, X-01. Each suit of power armor has six parts — a torso, a helmet, two arms, and two legs.

In Fallout 4, Power Armor suits can help players through a lot of tough situations. While there are many models and variations of suits to choose from, nothing really beats the X-01 Power Armor.

In Fallout 3, Power Armor was acquired fairly late in the game. In Fallout 4, you get your first set almost as soon as you leave Vault 111.

To get the Hellfire Power Armor, you must dispatch of Pyro to claim the set for yourself in Fallout 4. Below, you can find all of the details on completing the Pyromaniac quest.

Fallout 4 T-51 Power Armor The T-51 Power Armor is the next step up from the T-45, and once you hit level 15, you'll find T-51 parts at locations that would have otherwise spawned T-45 parts.

Called Bastion - A Power Armor Overhaul, and developed by 'Zzyxzz', this new Fallout 4 mod aims to revamp the RPG game 's masses of metal into something that makes a bit more sense.

Getting Out of Power Armor in Fallout 4 To get out of Power Armor in Fallout 4, simply hold down the same button you used to get in — that’s A on Xbox, X on PlayStation or E on PC.