Dogmeat is the dog companion in Fallout 4. He’s a German Shepherd you can meet shortly after you start the game, and he’s one of the more valuable allies. This guide will show you where to find Dogmeat, how to use him in battle, his abilities and perks and how to increase his affection.

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Originally posted by:Yes there is, out of the four options when you speak to him. You can definitely dismiss him, stay only makes him hold position.My only question is who wouldn't want this wonderful canine companion?This wonderfull companion falls off roofs all the time also he makes a lot of noises. Not sure how important is that for sneaking, but I prefer to go alone, and listen to every sound out there to identify enemies. That means i dont want to hear him moving into objects, and tossing things around:). Originally posted by:Yes there is, out of the four options when you speak to him. You can definitely dismiss him, stay only makes him hold position.My only question is who wouldn't want this wonderful canine companion?

Some people don't like dogs much, and this dog isn't particularly smart. Dogmeat's only use is baiting crowds of enemis so you can blow them up with handgrenade (along with dogmeat because he's immortal).I wouldn't mind having cybernetic dog (Fallout 2 - style), but dogmeat is definitely very annoying.

Originally posted by:Yes there is, out of the four options when you speak to him. You can definitely dismiss him, stay only makes him hold position.My only question is who wouldn't want this wonderful canine companion?This wonderfull companion falls off roofs all the time also he makes a lot of noises.

Not sure how important is that for sneaking, but I prefer to go alone, and listen to every sound out there to identify enemies. That means i dont want to hear him moving into objects, and tossing things around:)I couldnt agree more. Glad I found this. He's always getting in the way. Firefightin a building let me run down this hall to duuck in and hide.♥♥♥♥♥♥cant.dog wont move bang bang bang.

Dogmeat Fallout 4 Missing

Originally posted by:This wonderfull companion falls off roofs all the time also he makes a lot of noises. Not sure how important is that for sneaking, but I prefer to go alone, and listen to every sound out there to identify enemies. That means i dont want to hear him moving into objects, and tossing things around:)I couldnt agree more. Glad I found this. He's always getting in the way. Firefightin a building let me run down this hall to duuck in and hide.♥♥♥♥♥♥cant.dog wont move bang bang bangNecro from 2015.

Ghouls will give half-eaten seal of approval.What comes to stealth, Dogmeat has the highest sneak rank available. It is special, in a way that it does not make him invisible for a moment, like it does for a player character.

Dogmeat inFirst game(1997)Created byDesigned byMotion captureRiver ( Fallout 4)InformationRaceDogHomeThe WastelandClassSkill,Dogmeat is a recurring dog (NPC) in the series of themed. Dogmeat was introduced as an optional companion to the in the original (1997), and has made in the sequel (1998) and in some other video games. Other, different Dogmeats are featured in the same role in (2008) and (2015). All incarnations of the character were well received, becoming widely regarded as one of the best remembered features in the series, as well as one of the most popular type characters in video gaming overall. For Fallout 3, Dogmeat was modeled to be of a breed (pictured) to resemble the dog of from the filmDogmeat was inspired by the unnamed dog of (Mad Max) from the 1981 post-apocalyptic film. His initial name had been 'Dogshit' and his ultimate name was derived from the opening scene of the 1975 post-apocalyptic film, in which the main character Vic calls his dog Blood 'Dogmeat'.

According to Fallout producer, lead programmer and designer, ', the game's art director. Had that movie running continuously in his office, and I think he remarked on several occasions that having a dog in the game would be really cool. It's why we wanted a dog in the first place.' Fallout programmer and designer was credited by Cain as probably 'one person to thank for Dogmeat.'

Heinig himself said: 'My understanding is that Fallout designer Scott Bennie settled on the name 'Dogmeat' for the character, and it's likely that he did pick that from the story in question.' In 2009, Fallout designer said they 'never expected that Dogmeat would become such a popular character.' Taylor said: 'I always intended that the various NPCs that joined up with the player would come to a violent end. I was shocked when I heard of all the work people went through to keep Dogmeat alive to the end – especially the hell that they went through with the force fields in the Military Base.' According to Fallout 2 and Fallout: New Vegas designer, Dogmeat is 'arguably the most successful NPC companion ever' for several reasons: 'One, he doesn't talk, so the players can project a personality on to him.

Two, he's effective in combat. And three, he's a dog that stays with you through thick-and-thin. I don't think there's a deeper 'awww' sentiment than people have in their hearts for their pets.' Everyone knows that a dog is a. Never is this truer than in a post-apocalyptic nuclear world.–Tom Hoggins,'s Owen Good called Dogmeat 'one of the franchise's most iconic characters' as well as its 'one of the most emotionally fulfilling features.'

The book Level Up!: The Guide to Great Video Game Design by Scott Rogers used him as an example while discussing how the ' members don't need to be human'. In 2008, stated this 'undisputed champion of Fallout characters' is not 'only our favorite Fallout character, he's also one of gaming's greatest dogs.'

That same year, Joe Martin of ranked Dogmeat as the sixth top PC game of all time, commenting: 'There are a lot of computer game characters we like and a few we’d even go so far as to say we love. Dogmeat though, despite being a definite tabula rasa, sits in a different category altogether and is the only computer game character that we’d reload and repeat significant portions of a game for, just so he could stand a better chance of survival.' In 2009, of called Dogmeat possibly the most beloved character of the Fallout universe, writing that 'in an uncaring wasteland. Dogmeat is a compass: Though your needle might swing towards good or evil, his center always holds strong provided you protect him.' Steve and Larson of ranked Dogmeat as the tenth best gaming pet in 2011. Dogmeat was included in numerous lists of best video game dogs, including by of The Escapist in 2010, Michael Perry of in 2012, Gergo Vas of Kotaku in 2013, and Benjamin Abbott of, Brian Taylor of, and the staff of in 2014. Ryan McCaffrey of chose Dogmeat as the top feature he wished to return in Fallout 4.Dogmeat was also acclaimed by numerous publications as one of the best type characters in video games.

He was included on 's list of the top ten video game sidekicks in 2000, chosen for his loyalty to his master in spite of his 'propensity to get himself into trouble, his inability to perform any tricks, and his refusal to listen to directions' in the original game. This 'loyal companion' was also chosen by GameSpot to be one of the 64 characters to compete in the 2008 poll for the title of 'All-Time Greatest Game Sidekick'.

In 2004, Dogmeat placed as second on 's Dave Kosak's list of the best video game sidekicks, also because of his extreme faithfulness to the player's character. In 2008, featured him as one of top ten greatest sidekicks in gaming history. In 2011, included Dogmeat among the 25 of gaming's greatest sidekicks, commenting that 'though his look, his breed, and his have varied through the series, Dogmeat has the loyalty and heart of a.' River, the dog who portrayed Dogmeat in Fallout 4 was awarded 'Top Video Game Dog of 2015' at 's World Dog Awards. See also.References. Black Isle Studios (30 September 1998).

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