If you’re a Fallout 76 player, you know that farming for valuable items is essential to success. Floaters, the mutated flatworms experimented on by West Tek, drop valuable explosives when killed, making them a popular enemy to farm. In this beginner’s guide, we’ll cover everything you need to know about farming Floaters in Fallout 76.
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Types of Floaters
Before we dive into where to farm Floaters, let’s first discuss the different types of Floaters you’ll encounter in Fallout 76. Floaters come in three varieties:
- Floater Gnasher: These Floaters emit acid, making them dangerous at close range.
- Floater Freezer: These Floaters emit cryo, freezing their prey.
- Floater Flamer: These Floaters emit fire, dealing massive damage to their enemies.
You’ll typically encounter a group of three Floaters, with one of each variety being present. They’re known to bury themselves underground and ambush their prey, so be careful when exploring areas they may inhabit.
Best Locations to Farm Floaters
Now that you know what to expect from Floaters, let’s talk about the best locations to farm them. Below are the top five areas where you can find a good number of Floaters:
- Big Maw: Located in the Savage Divide, this location is home to a high number of Floaters. Be sure to explore the surrounding area as well, as there may be additional Floaters to take out.
- Lake Eloise: Located in the Mire region, Lake Eloise is another great location to farm Floaters. Be sure to check the nearby cabins for additional loot.
- Old Mold Quarry: This location is also located in the Mire region and is known for its high number of Floaters. There are also a few mining locations nearby, making it a great spot for farming resources as well.
- Solomon’s Pond: Located in the Forest region, Solomon’s Pond is a popular spot for players looking to farm Floaters. Be sure to explore the surrounding area, as there may be additional enemies to take out.
- Spruce Knob Channels: Located in the Savage Divide, Spruce Knob Channels is known for its high number of Floaters. Be sure to check the nearby cabins for additional loot.
Other Floater Spawn Locations
If you’ve already cleared out the above locations, don’t worry. There are a few other areas where Floaters can spawn, although they won’t appear in as large of numbers:
- Darling Sister’s Lab (Mire)
- Nicholson’s End (Mire)
- Red Rocket Filling Station (Toxic Valley)
- Grafton (Toxic Valley)
- Near Hornwright Air Purifier Site 03 and The Sludge Works (Ash Heap)
- Big B’s Rest Stop (Ash Heap)
- Safe ‘n Clean Disposal (Cranberry Bog)
- Eastern Regional Penitentiary Cell Block D (Savage Divide)
Server Hopping
Once you’ve cleared out the Floaters at the better farming locations, you can either server hop or go to the smaller areas listed above. Server hopping can also reset the spawns at the large farming locations, allowing you to farm Floaters more efficiently.
Conclusion
Floaters are valuable enemies to farm in Fallout 76. By utilizing the locations listed above and server hopping, you can easily farm Floaters for valuable explosives and resources. Be sure to explore the surrounding areas for additional loot and always be on the lookout for any lurking Floaters.
