How to Make Curie Fall in Love with You

To make Curie fall in love with you, you need to max out her affinity level by being supportive of others, trying to resolve things peacefully in dialogue, and showing an appreciation for robotics, after which you can attempt the Speech check challenges required to “Flirt” with her and eventually unlock the “Romance” challenge. By following these steps and maintaining a high level of charisma, you can successfully romance Curie and unlock the “Combat Medic” perk, which allows the Sole Survivor to heal 100 Hit Points once a day when their current Hit Point count falls below 10%.

Understanding Curie’s Preferences

Curie is a unique and fascinating character in Fallout 4, with a rich backstory and complex personality. To make her fall in love with you, it’s essential to understand what she likes and dislikes.

What Curie Likes

Curie loves when the player character completes the experiment at the Cambridge polymer labs and is supportive of other characters. She also appreciates it when the player character tries to prevent violence in dialogue and shows an appreciation for robotics.

Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some frequently asked questions about Curie and how to make her fall in love with you:

1. What is Curie’s default weapon? Curie defaults to a laser rifle, but she may switch to her fists in melee range if she doesn’t have a suitable melee weapon equipped.
2. How do I get Curie to like me fast? The fastest way to raise affinity with Curie is to keep her in your party at all times, be nice to people, and complete radiant quests over and over with her.
3. Can I romance Curie when she’s in synth form? Yes, you can romance Curie when she’s in synth form, but it’s worth noting that all synths were created using Shaun’s DNA, which can make things awkward.
4. Does Curie like it when I join the Institute? No, Curie detests the Institute for twisting science into something evil and treating people like Guinea pigs.
5. Can I give Curie a body? Yes, you can give Curie a body by completing the Emergent Behavior quest and transferring her consciousness into a synthetic body.
6. How do I get max relationship with Curie in Fallout 4? You can get max relationship with Curie by incapacitating Dogmeat, then healing him up with a stimpack while Curie is nearby, and repeating this process.
7. Is Curie a robot or synth? Curie is a synth, but she was originally a Mr. Handy robot before transferring her consciousness into a synthetic body.
8. Does Curie like the Brotherhood? Curie may initially like the Brotherhood for their love of science, but she will later dislike them when their anti-synth feelings are revealed.
9. Can I date Curie? Yes, you can date Curie after completing the Emergent Behavior quest and transferring her consciousness into a synthetic body.
10. What does Curie love? Curie loves when the player character is not selfish, supports other characters, and tries to prevent violence in dialogue.
11. Why does Curie keep using her fists? Curie automatically switches to secondary defenses when the enemy gets too close, which can cause her to use her fists in melee range.
12. Should I tell Curie that I’m Vault-Tec security? Yes, telling Curie that you’re Vault-Tec security can help gain her trust and increase your affinity with her.
13. Does Curie heal in Fallout 4? Yes, maxing out Curie’s affinity in Fallout 4 unlocks the “Combat Medic” perk, which allows the Sole Survivor to heal 100 Hit Points once a day.
14. Can I flirt with Curie in Fallout 4? Yes, you can flirt with Curie in Fallout 4 after reaching max affinity level with her and passing the Speech check challenges.
15. Where does Curie go if you lose her? Curie will always return to her Vault if you lose her, which can be inconvenient if you’re in the middle of a quest or expedition.

By following these tips and understanding Curie’s preferences, you can make her fall in love with you and unlock the “Combat Medic” perk in Fallout 4. Remember to always be supportive of others, try to resolve things peacefully, and show an appreciation for robotics to gain Curie’s trust and affection.