Fallout

You do not need a key to open the vault. All you need to do is go to the blinking box next to the door and it will say to press a button to activate it. When you press the button then you will hear a siren and it will open the door.

The mission Arizona Killer is available when completeing the game for ceasars legion.

You Buy the "Operation: Anchorage" addon.

• Broken Steel
• Operation Anchorage
• The Pitt
• Point Lookout
• Mothership Zeta
  

Yes you can. And multiple save slots.

once you have completed mothership zeta,everything but Engineering Core, The Bridge, Steamworks, Holding Cells are inaccessable, and the MPLX Novasurge cant be obtained UNLESS you hex/hack it

Level up and get the cannibal perk then click on a dead body and you should have the option to "devour" the body

I have finished the first fallout 3 game without the expancion and i have not come across one. if i had i fully would have it in my house in megaton =P home sweet home =P

You'll see a small room. Lowest floor. In there is a counter with the plasma rifle sitting on it. It is in low to mid condition.

According to Wiki Gaming, "The Bethesda Ruins are located on the far outskirts of the DC ruins, north east of Vault 101 across the river. The Ruins are actually two office buildings - Bethesda Offices East and West - linked by a catwalk and a monorail entrance. To the northeast area of the Bethesda Offices East you will find an underground passage called Bethesda Underworks, which you can also enter via manhole located to the southwest of Bethesda Ruins West Office."

Japan, yes China, don't think so. Japan is censored for the power of the atom quest.(disarm or blow up the nuke in Megaton) They censored it because it "portrayed historical events that may be hurful". Basically, when the U.S dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in World War II.

I'm fairly sure I know what's happened here. Considered how rampant this problem is documented on the web, I'm surprised I haven't seen anyone state this theory.

Midea starts the quest "Unsafe Working Conditions" where you're asked to collect 10 steal ingots AND GIVE THEM TO EVERETT.

If instead you collect 10 or more and bypass Everett to go straight back to Midea to complete the quest, you just bugged yourself.

You'll notice the ingots are weightless during this quest. They read 1lb, but they don't add to your weight. That's because they don't become a real world object until you perform the 10 ingot turn-in before the quest completes and subsequently get the "Steel for the Mill" note update, which affords you the subsequent turn-in options.

So if you complete the quest first, and THEN talk to Everett (he approaches you after you beat the 3round arena fights), he takes the initial 10 ingots from you and gives you the note update, but his script can't complete because the quest is no longer available.

Subsequently, all remaining ingots, collected or otherwise, are keyed as weightless undroppable quest items and unavailable for turn-in. I'm going to have to do this over again myself. Yay. This time, I will turn in the initial 10, complete the quest, complete the arena fights, collect my confiscated gear (white footlocker when you step out of the arena drainpipe), and then collect the remaining 90 ingots. I'll probably test Everett with the first 10 or 20 of those to make sure (and verify I can drop them).

All that you really need to do is download it. On the main menu there will be an option that says "DLC" or "Downloads" or something like that.

u can not once he dies he is dead forever

Well, if you have found the falls, where the slave drivers are, it's east of there

No you can't still play O:A if they're hostile. Try sleeping for about 36-48 in game hours. Generally that cancels out previous hostilities.

no.

she doesn't appear again after the "trouble on the home front" quest, if you opened the vault you can see her being interrogated in the wasteland by enclave. here she can die but if you save her she gets mad and says its all your fault.

You get the keys to Fort Constantine during a quest for a man in Underworld named Mister Crowley. You either have the choice of giving the keys to him or once you get the keys from the people instead of giving them to Mister Crowley you can use them to unlock the doors yourself. Once you give away the keys to Mister Crowley it is impossible to get into Fort Constantine.

definitely the ncr path its boss

After you go through the Strip North Gate you just keep heading south past the hotel "Vault 21" and on your left you will find the NCR embassy. You head in through the metal gates and head for the building on your left (north). He will be to the left of the front desk down the hallway with red carpet.

Yes. The 'Broken Steel' expansion for Fallout 3 continues the story from where the base game left off, and allows for a 'sandbox' ending, meaning that the player may still continue to explore the game world even after the all quests have been completed.

That is a hard question to answer with writing. Go to youtube and type in " Fallout 3, where to find all bobble heads" or something similar.

at home depot or lowes

I have only modded oblivion before so I'm making an educated guess but I would say yes, you can. Though it is not always recommended to overright existing guns. Its a much better idea to copy a gun then edit the copied version so what you change isn't permanent.

If youre refering to the feature in the games called "Modding" where you buy an attachment for you gun, its as simple as that if you can afford the attachment (Mod) then you are able to apply it to the designated weapon.