Nope. I was new to the game and I was sneaking. I heard the mutants talking about killing them but I wasn´t confident enough to make a run for it and engage them.

Had it been now, however...

Rambo,

Gaaah, great shot of that mirelurk, lol. I am getting an error message on it, lol.







That is one of my favorite lines too, but the whole thing from the beginning. "Loading sequence ... Offline ... (etc.) - that whole line they give when you first boot them up is priceless !!!







Ah yes, I remember it well, urk! In New Vegas that "Fisto" robot at least gives you the option to say no!








Wait, need more details here! Like where? Was it that power station in the NW corner of the map? Or The Francis Scott Key trailer park in the lower western map?

And as for finding an empty Nuka Cola bottle ... "Psssssssshhhhhiiiiittt!"




I do like finding surprise loot somewhere though, lol.







I learned this from you, the last time I played Big Town I tried this for the first time, and loved it !!! Before that I had taught them to sneak or fixed the robots, but this was so much better, and like you I loaded them up with some good weapons. (in fact, I loaded Red and Shorty up with quite an arsenal for the trip from Germantown too).

Great shot of it, and thanks for the tip on doing this; it was really a very satisfactory way to do that quest!




This post has been edited by mALX: Jul 23 2015, 03:25 PM

@mALX - It was the NW power station one, MDPL-05.

Can you imagine I´ve been there before but since it was a Hard Lock I didn´t bother with it at the time? The fact I missed the giant opening in the fence should not give me any less credit...

Yeah, I always climbed down the hill and sneaked in through the downed fence in the back.

Well, if you can handle a handy deathclaw, there is one in that trailer park too. The one in the trailer park is the very first schematic I ever found (the very first time I played). I kept dying from that deathclaw - had to reload a save and go back there later with a more powerful gun, lol.




This post has been edited by mALX: Jul 23 2015, 03:48 PM

Well as I said I´ve found three, that´s the limit on each schematic, right? I know you can get four via Tenpenny Tower but the fourth will only sit in your inventory and not upgrade the weapon.

That hole in the fence was a fantastic addition. Staring in dismay at the lock while the free opening was just to the side. Ha!

And that trailer park. Man that place has freaked me out over the years. Some of my early characters had great Deathclaw battles there, while Ben never encountered anything in the 2 or 3 times he passed through. It never stopped him looking over his shoulder though...

Elmer Fudd is now exploring the strip as I speak (or is that write?). Benny has done a runner and he is now having a chat with Yes Man. That nutcase robot certainly has issues. Might have to drop in later and speak to Crocker, just to find out how the NCR are going.

This post has been edited by Winter Wolf: Jul 26 2015, 03:12 AM

So has anyone ever killed Moriarity? Hecate is my first character to do so. She left a bottlecap mine back in his office, next to his computer. Even though it was a mine, the entire city turned hostile the moment Moriarity stepped on it and decorated the walls with his insides.

Hecate had to use a steath boy to vanish and sneak out of town. But after waiting for three days for the cell to reset, she returned to find everyone friendly again. It was pretty neat. Gob took over the bar. Moriarity's name was crossed off one of the bar's signs, and Gob's scrawled over it. Nova had also stopped hooerin', and decided to go straight. At least what passes for it in the Wasteland.

This post has been edited by SubRosa: Jul 28 2015, 02:26 PM

Can't they be sold? I didn't know that.










I've had one spawn as soon as I go inside the trailer with the schematic in it - was trapped in there and ran out of ammo, lol.

I kind of would have liked to obliterate Yes Man and Victor just because they insinuated themselves into my character's life and gave me the creeps, lol.







OMG, that is hilarious! It is awesome they made arrangements for that possibility!

That is pretty neat! I knew that Gob ran the show but didn't know that the sign was changed.



Ha! That is brilliant. I would have loved to see the panic on your face.

On a side note, I was watching the Aussie Rules Football last night between Essendon and Port Adelaide, and after the game they were setting up the press conference for the coaches. One of the people who was helping out turned and walked to the camera. He was wearing a jacket/top that had the NCR flag on the front, complete with the dual headed bear. The man casually walked out of frame at the next moment.

It was awesome! Fallout fans are everywhere!

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Oh, and I have just started a new play through for Skyrim. I was planning to devote half my time to NV and Skyrim before number 4 comes out. The only problem is that I have got bored in the first half hour. Man I hate that game. Why am I bothering?!!!?? It just feels like one big empty shell of a game, walking and exploring and nothing else. I hate the perks, I hate the magic system. Give me Oblivion any day.

So, taking advice from Mirocu, I think I will start a new Fallout 3 game along with NV.

Or maybe just play NV.

I need help...like medication...now.

Somebody please help.

This post has been edited by Winter Wolf: Jul 26 2015, 12:06 PM

You should play some FO3, that's true. There are plenty of us (or our characters) in the Capital Wasteland right now.
One of my former characters killed him and just as Hecate, had to flee the town, but at that point I didn't know that NPCs calm down in three days so that character never returned to Megaton. I only read on Wiki what happens if you kill him.

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If residents of Andale claim to be the friendliest in the Capital Wasteland, then Outcasts from Bailey's Crossroads are probablythe most arrogant. They managed to piss of Ally "Gator", and she's not pissed off easily. Now she understand why they're called "Outcasts". They kept mentioning another fella with a PipBoy - some guy, named Cho or Cha or something similar that stumbled upon their base some time ago but refused to put on the simulation suit.

Nonetheless, Ally agreed to help them, firstly because she likes to help and secondly, because McGraw promised that she is welcome to take some goodies from the locked armory which can only be opened by b34ting the simulation. Ally badly needs some ammo and hopes to find some in the armory, that's what armories were made for, right?

This post has been edited by Lopov: Jul 26 2015, 02:36 PM

No, but Cho wants to do so. Or at least rough the man up. That's awesome that Gob takes the place over, is that mod-added content? That'll be fun to witness in Cho's game if it's vanilla.


Yes they are! I just discovered that a friend of mine's daughter loves Fallout.


I wonder who that guy is. Nice find too, Ally Gator, you go sister! X|

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This post has been edited by Renee: Jul 26 2015, 03:43 PM

I don´t know, but it doesn´t add to the weapon anyway. It would make a neat collectable, though...

*click*

Pip Boy Recording App ON. Date: Monday, 19:40 October 21, 2277

Cho here, without Marge N. Overra, and without Joe King. My goals have strayed much further than theirs. Which is fine. It's a big world out here, with lots to explore. Joe and Marge like to play it safe. Which is fine. But I don't. Break.

Just found a stunning sight to see. Place called Tenpenny Towers. Here let make take a picture of it with my Pip Boy.



Check that out, yo. Look how tall this place is. And it seems as though it was somehow not damaged by the war. Like an old slice of Washington, the way it used to be. Unfortunately, I can already tell there's going to be some assholes inside. I can just tell. They wouldn't let this zombie guy in, for instance, only because he's a zombie guy. But they let me in because I'm fully human. Do they know how high my rads are? I don't think they'll have any way of knowing. I get the feeling that these people rarely venture out of their tower, with its safe, guarded grounds. Probably restock from the caravans which are all over the place out here. Break.

They let me in though, which is pretty cool. They can't be all bad. Um... Got to go. They might think it strange to see a man talking into his arm, after all.

*click*
Pip Boy Recording App OFF, Date: Monday, 19:48 October 21, 2277

Have fun in Tenpenny Tower, Cho!

It is okay. I solved the problem by throwing Skyrim over the back fence last night. I am sorry to all those who love the game, but despite trying my best, it is not possible. I feel sorry for the world artists who have put in a very good effort. I really loved the way the sky and mountains merge, the way the forts were framed against the sky. But that is it.

User interface, oh dear, map, oh dear, repetitive enemies, oh dear, bland role play between different characters, oh dear, limited amount of magic without mods, oh dear, kill cams that result in your death and there is nothing you can do, oh dear, perks in ES, are they serious?

I feel cleansed now. Back to NV.


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Cho is in Tenpenny! Woo Hoo!

Dont worry about talking into your arm. They are certified nut cases in there and most likely would not even notice.


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Benny has done a runner down to the fort with the chip. Elmer Fudd is working his way from the Crimson Caravan Company down to Camp McCarran. He is hoping to have a little chat with the bosses there and find out the latest info on what the Legion is up to. Veronica is tagging along.

A 10mm submachine gun is in his hand and 'That Gun' resides at his hip.

Tenpenny Towers is interesting. Not really what Cho expected, but that's to come in future updates.

And ywah, some of them are nutty in there!

Make sure to check on Tenpenny himself, he has an unusual hobby and can sometimes be seen "doing" it.

ha ha I think I know what it is. I think he recorded his thought on that matter too.

Having left the Outcasts behind, Ally ventured further east in a search of a ferry that'd take her to Point Lookout, so she could track down the mysterious cursed book known as Krivbeknih, and bring it back to Dunwich to destroy it.

P.S.
I roleplayed that Ally found a note in Dunwich which explained that the cursed book was stolen by the Blackhall family and taken to Point Lookout, that's why she's heading there.