What about the unmarked quest involving the hockey player who wants to steal the nuka-cola formula?miracleofsound said:
Fallout 3 - The Discovering
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Revolutionary rifle or something, right?Dantes Alaska said:and you get a better sniper from killing him!Cogito said:The Lost Oasis quest, you can only get it by killing a cultist sniper miles away from anywhere
I found that chap whilst wandering with Jericho, never heard of the quest though.
Yup, Goalie Ledoux! His mask is probably the best headgear in the game because it gives you 25 extra AP, very handy during Broken Steel's last quest.Internet Kraken said:
OK folks the new challenge is help me find something I don't know about yet!
You sir, are wrong, too. The Lost Oasis quest is an entirely different quest. There is a church somewhere near Oasis I believe, and inside this church there is a sniper. You kill the sniper, you get his rifle. It was a cool experience for me, just like EVERYTHING ELSE IN FALLOUTPsychosocial said:According to Fallout Wiki, you're wrong. You talk to some priest and he'll let you talk to Harold.Cogito said:The Lost Oasis quest, you can only get it by killing a cultist sniper miles away from anywhere
http://fallout.wikia.com/wiki/Oasis_(quest)
It's not that hard to find, if you know where to look [http://fallout.wikia.com/wiki/Rockopolis]. (Do not read past the part named "History" if you don't want spoil the surprise)oneshotfinchy said:
Also, if the Naughty Nightwear doesn't count, then the Alien crash site shouldn't count either. -.-
Erm....did you see the post-apocalypse chess game in the SatCom Array NN-03d?miracleofsound said:
Naughty Nightwear and Alien don't count because their so well known, lets talk about shit we don't know
What about the place with the orbital satellite nukes. Near the enclave base I think.
are those in DLC? cos the only thing I've seen in the original is a chess set with miniature whiskey and wine bottles.walkingdead127 said:
The sniper does exist, though the only way he is related to any quests is by having the coordinates to Oasis on his corpse.Psychosocial said:According to Fallout Wiki, there doesn't exist such a thing as The Lost Oasis.smokeybearsb said:You sir, are wrong, too. The Lost Oasis quest is an entirely different quest. There is a church somewhere near Oasis I believe, and inside this church there is a sniper. You kill the sniper, you get his rifle. It was a cool experience for me, just like EVERYTHING ELSE IN FALLOUTPsychosocial said:According to Fallout Wiki, you're wrong. You talk to some priest and he'll let you talk to Harold.Cogito said:The Lost Oasis quest, you can only get it by killing a cultist sniper miles away from anywhere
http://fallout.wikia.com/wiki/Oasis_(quest)
Reservist's RifleWizzie said:Revolutionary rifle or something, right?Dantes Alaska said:and you get a better sniper from killing him!Cogito said:The Lost Oasis quest, you can only get it by killing a cultist sniper miles away from anywhere
I found that chap whilst wandering with Jericho, never heard of the quest though.
the guy is at Dickerson Tabernacle Chapel, and he has the coordinates to oasis
The entire place is a gigantic homage to H.P Lovecraft, with numerous mindfucks, such as doors opening for no reason, rapid flashbacks, ghouls worshipping an evil black monolith, childrens faint laughter and various other incredibly creepy sounds. The log tapes you find don't help. The last one is nightmarishly disturbing. Although that may just be me...Multi-Kill said:
Yes....miracleofsound said:
You know if there is something you haven't found, I'm pretty sure most of us wouldn't have found it either. Did you find the Tenderizer is the Anchorage memorial?
You speak too much of the one that shall not be named! You shall be sacrificed to HE! I'a The Unspoken One!Kilaknux said:
It's not really a place, it was in the Penny Arcade comic, if I recall, you can find a 77 jumpsuit somewhere next to a crate of puppets.FallenJellyDoughnut said:
Here is the Fallout wiki page for it. You can spoil all the quests from the wiki! [http://fallout.wikia.com/wiki/Vault_77]
The Cradle would like a word with you. If the Dunwich building and the Cradle ever had a fight... I would make every effort to avoid watching, because I would immediatly die of fright.lousyshot55 said:
Ha! My patron diety, the great lord Cthulhu, conquers your unspoken one with contemptuous ease! Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn.PyroZombie said:
Bendebec, here you go:
Unlocking the overground Vault 87 location on your Pipboy.
(bring lots of Radaway)
The location will be on your Pipboy when you pick the Explorer perk. You should to approach from the high ridge and keep running past the doorway (it's locked) and pause every second to drink Radaway as your rads will be flying up at an insane rate.
Murderous Gnome in the Presidential Metro:
This is at the very end of the rail tunnels, past the door where you meet the computer. (Broken Steel DLC only)
The physics trap in the shop in Jury Street:
Again, find Jury Street Metro with the explorer perk, it is a little West of Megaton. The shop is opposite the diner.
Sniper Rifle in a rock behind Megaton:
Follow the outer wall around, kill the molerats and look for a rock surrounded by tree stumps, very near the wall. You can open it.
Launching nukes from Fort Constantine:
You can only do this if you have the keys from the 'You Gotta Shoot em in the Head quest'. There's a terminal in the underground area that launches the nukes.
Madame Jealle's Reading Room for the Discreet Gentleman in L'Enfant PLaza:
It's on the main street in behind a building in an alleyway
Lucky Shades:
On a manikin in Lucky's Grocer (a little down the hill from Tenpenny Tower and the metro tunnels). These are well worth finding as they give you an extra point of luck!
Grey Bandana from Raider in Jury St metro
Unlocking the overground Vault 87 location on your Pipboy.
(bring lots of Radaway)
The location will be on your Pipboy when you pick the Explorer perk. You should to approach from the high ridge and keep running past the doorway (it's locked) and pause every second to drink Radaway as your rads will be flying up at an insane rate.
Murderous Gnome in the Presidential Metro:
This is at the very end of the rail tunnels, past the door where you meet the computer. (Broken Steel DLC only)
The physics trap in the shop in Jury Street:
Again, find Jury Street Metro with the explorer perk, it is a little West of Megaton. The shop is opposite the diner.
Sniper Rifle in a rock behind Megaton:
Follow the outer wall around, kill the molerats and look for a rock surrounded by tree stumps, very near the wall. You can open it.
Launching nukes from Fort Constantine:
You can only do this if you have the keys from the 'You Gotta Shoot em in the Head quest'. There's a terminal in the underground area that launches the nukes.
Madame Jealle's Reading Room for the Discreet Gentleman in L'Enfant PLaza:
It's on the main street in behind a building in an alleyway
Lucky Shades:
On a manikin in Lucky's Grocer (a little down the hill from Tenpenny Tower and the metro tunnels). These are well worth finding as they give you an extra point of luck!
Grey Bandana from Raider in Jury St metro
I keep feeling sadness whenever I see skeletons on beds in this game. It's like they never knew what hit them. Though I think it would be better that way. I forgot where, but the one that really got to me is the skeletons that were hugging.