I wish there was a better option on console, but that’s it until Bethesda changes anything. So, if you have no other choice, the best option is to go to each settlement, one at a time, build a bell, call the settlers over, and look for Nick Valentine, or any other companion you have lost. They’ll move slowly, but they will get there. This item will call all people at the settlement to it. The bell, an item that you can build in Workshop mode by going to Resources and Miscellaneous.

There is one trick that makes it easier, but not by much. Essentially, you need to go to each settlement and look for him there. When you dismiss a companion you have to send them to one of your settlements. Unfortunately console players cannot enter commands like this, so you’ll have to do it the old fashioned way. Now, that was for the PC players out there. The last bit his is ID number, each companion has one. This will actually move you directly to Nick Valentine. By hitting ~ you will bring up the text prompt, with which you can easily locate any lost companion, including Nick Valentine. If you are playing Fallout 4 on PC, then you have the wonderful ability to find anything and everything using the console command. How do you find Nick Valentine or other lost companions around the world? Well, there are some tips, but unless you’re on PC it won’t be easy. Most players have done this a bunch, and have companions scattered around the Wasteland, hiding in various settlements.īut what do you do if you need to find one? With the release of Fallout 4 Far Harbor, it’s likely that many players will be asking this question, since you should really have him with you on the quest. However, you can only have one with you at a time, leaving you to send the others away somewhere. Throughout your adventures in the Wasteland you’ll meet synths, super mutants, humans, and other creatures, many of which will ask to tag along on your quests.

There are a whole lot of companions in Fallout 4.

Fallout 4 companion follow bug