All you need to care about once Fallout 76 VATS is activated is the percentage chance of a hit. As long as it's 90% plus it's more or less guaranteed, even if you're staring into the sky at the time.

Nearly a decade after Fallout 4’s initial release, a player has found an interesting exploit that lets players increase their chance of hitting with VATS dramatically. VATS is a mechanic that ...

Fallout 76 VATS goes real-time. In previous games, you could use the luck stat in combination with the likes of perception and agility progression to improve your handling of VATS.

Fallout 76 does include a VATS. system, but it's not the one we all know and love. Here's what you need to know about it.

Fallout 76 was never going to be able to support the VATS we know and love—you can't slow down time or pause for bloody cinematics in an online multiplayer game that takes place in real-time ...

How do you get a critical hit using VATS in Fallout 76? You can score a critical hit after filling up the critical hit bar that appears on the VATS screen. Once full, your next hit will be a critical.

After recent updates, Fallout 76 now seemingly has the perfect opportunity to explore its own version of this iconic Fallout: New Vegas DLC.

The VATS system in Fallout 4 is a little different to the one seen in Fallout 3 and New Vegas. Back in the day, the system would freeze-frame the action rather than just slowing time to a crawl.

Like VATS itself in Fallout 76, the Mysterious Stranger lacks a bit of drama and finesse in real-time. He just sort of appears facing a corner, then has to run backwards into the action ...

In Fallout 3 and New Vegas, VATS literally froze time, and allowed players to get shots in on enemies that had no hope of fighting back until the sequence was completed.

Fallout 4 will still have VATS, but it won't be quite so much of a "get out of jail free" card. Game director Todd Howard told The Telegraph about its new implementation which - as you may have ...

To use VATS in Fallout 76, you must find an enemy to shoot and press the Q button on the keyboard to activate the feature. For PlayStation and Xbox players, it is activated by pressing L1 or LB.