When using the standard V.A.T.S., players will be unable to target specific body parts, but the system will still automatically target the enemy. The system has also been disassembled in order to make use of the perk card mechanic. This means that while the targeting system is activated, everything is moving at the same speed. has undergone a slight change in that it no longer slows down or pauses the game. On PC, the Q key activates the system, on Xbox One and PlayStation 4, it is left bumper and L1, respectively. in Fallout 76, players will need to find an enemy to shoot and then press the V.A.T.S. Though the system was automated, it could still miss, though the percentages displayed gave a good indication of the chance of success. basically allowed players to pause the game and then shoot specific parts of their enemies, disarming them or decapitating them to hilarious effect. The player could then select what part to shoot and the system would take the shot. When activated, it would calculate its chances of hitting a monster’s limbs and display this as a percentage. was first introduced in Fallout 3 as a means of automating the killing process. Standing for Vault-Tec Assisted Targeting System, V.A.T.S. to slow down the rest of the world, because there are other people there, but this doesn’t mean V.A.T.S. With the introduction of an online, always active world, things had to change in Fallout 76 and one of those things was how V.A.T.S.
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