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Bajah had this to say about the Spice Girls:
So where the eff is Elder Lyons so I can get permission to learn to use power armor, anywhat.

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Try the Barracks(has his own personal room in the way back) or the meeting room in Ring A. I've also seen him wander around the Lab as well.

Before you get permission for power armor, you might as well unlock the option to get permission to use the quartermaster. Go to the armory and talk to her(It's in the lab, on the lower level,) then find Lyons and knock out both.

Skaw fucked around with this message on 11-10-2008 at 05:36 PM.

Well, now that I think about it. I think the Lyons BoS branch Knights outside have a dialogue option about learning how to use it, even if you just started the game.

Skaw fucked around with this message on 11-10-2008 at 06:00 PM.

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Skaw had this to say about Reading Rainbow:
Yeah, I had assumed Bajah was at least that far, since thats the only time ingame you can find out that Elder Lyons deals out permission for the training.

Well, now that I think about it. I think the Lyons BoS branch Knights outside have a dialogue option about learning how to use it, even if you just started the game.

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if you mean The Outcasts at Fort Independence, they sorta point you towards Lyons as far as joining the BoS.

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Out of a possible 10, Skaw scored a straight 1 with:
I think the Lyons BoS branch Knights outside have a dialogue option about learning how to use it, even if you just started the game.

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They go "Paladin soandso can teach you, but you have to get permission from Elder Lyons first. He's usually outside the Lab."

And Lab is capitalized like it should mean something to me, but that's a big happy hell no there.

Bajah fucked around with this message on 11-10-2008 at 07:19 PM.

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This insanity brought to you by Steven Steve:
The Fisto is superior, haha

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Not really, deathclaw gauntlet ignores armor.

SexChange console command keeps facial hair when going from male to female.

• I played through the entire story and never even saw Dogmeat. Is there some trick to getting him, like the previous games, or did I do something wrong?

• Does Dad ever explain why he suddenly leaves the Vault 20 years after going in? What prompts him to restart Project Purity?

• ...so whatever happened to the two ambassadors the Overseer left in Megaton?

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Steven Steve obviously shouldn't have said:
The Fisto is superior, haha

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I started over and made an unarmed fighter. I just got Fisto! and I am absolutely in love with the weapon. The VATS kills are awesome.

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Sentow, I Guess attempted to be funny by writing:
Questions!

• I played through the entire story and never even saw Dogmeat. Is there some trick to getting him, like the previous games, or did I do something wrong?

• Does Dad ever explain why he suddenly leaves the Vault 20 years after going in? What prompts him to restart Project Purity?

• ...so whatever happened to the two ambassadors the Overseer left in Megaton?

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1. He's in The Scrapyard, a little south by southeast of Minefield. Just walk around until you hear gunfire, he'll be in the process of chewing the throats of some Raiders.

2. In on one of his recent Project Purity Journal Logs, he says he restarted because you've become an adult, and as much as it hurts him to say it, you don't need your father anymore.

3. I dunno, I didn't end Trouble On The Homefront like you did I guess.

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3. I dunno, I didn't end Trouble On The Homefront like you did I guess.

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Nah, this is right at the beginning, as you're escaping the Vault. You can read a scouting report on the Overseer's terminal that mentions Megaton. The report says two people from the Vault were left there as ambassadors, but I don't recall ever seeing them.

It does help explain the Armored Vault Suit Moira has, though.

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Sakkra had this to say about Duck Tales:
Deathclaw gauntlet and 3 ranks of Iron Fist make me feel like I'm cheating.

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Where do you get the Deathclaw Gauntlet?

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Nobody really understood why nem-x wrote:
1 and 2 are better. 3 isn't that bad, but it lacks a lot of the dialogue encounters and big cities with shit tons of stuff to do

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Yeah. That's my only real complaint about the game. There's only one big city that I've really found, Rivet City, and there's only like three or four quests in it.

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Check out the big brain on Bricktop!
Where do you get the Deathclaw Gauntlet?

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You make it with a schematic. Easiest way to get it is to go west of Tenpenny Tower, you'll find the F. Scott Key Campground (look for a flagpole). There you'll find a Deathclaw and a trailer with the schematic.

Deathclaws are pretty tough though, so you may want to bring the dart gun and some bottlecap mines if you're low level.

Sakkra fucked around with this message on 11-11-2008 at 11:09 AM.

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Deathclaws are pretty tough though

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No kidding, I think I need to go change my pants after being in/under that town in the north that's overrun with them.

Mostly a lot of "OH SHIT SHIT SHIT" and backpeddling while firing madly.

Also, do Mirelurk Kings remind anyone else of Abe Sapien?

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Skaw said:
NukaLurks are awesome.

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The Nuka Cola security bots are awesome too. The first time I heard one of them announcing I wasn't supposed to be there I laughed my ass off.

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Check out the big brain on Mortious!
The Nuka Cola security bots are awesome too. The first time I heard one of them announcing I wasn't supposed to be there I laughed my ass off.

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Yeah, I laughed so hard at them when they're doing the normal protectron voice, then suddenly "NUKA-COLA!" in an enthusiastic announcer voice.

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Falaanla Marr had this to say about Optimus Prime:
fucking fire ants jesus christ those fuckers just dont die.

I blew through most every stim pack I had, every piece of ammo I had, and was using trails of land mines near the end there.

Then I found Rivet City and bought more shotgun shells than I'll ever need. I love blowing people's heads apart.

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Just got the game today. Always aim for the head. The boy suggests to aim for the antennae, but unless you have a weak-ass weapon, a few shots to the head should do the trick real fast. Action points, my friend

Seeing how you can buy a hunting rifle for around 65, it shouldn't be too bad.

edit: Beaten like a mutant in a vault. Wish I could delete this reply.

Ghost of Forums Past fucked around with this message on 11-11-2008 at 11:46 PM.

I'm running with the assumption that it was Alistar Tenpenny, since my first run through they showed up shortly after I disarmed the bomb, and my second time shortly after I killed Mr. Burke for shooting the Sheriff after I turned him in. Unless it was just a coincidence. Though I did the Tenpenny Towers quests my first time and never got any sort of hints that he was the one trying to kill me.

Do the little mini-quest inside the "Nuka-Cola Factory" to get the formula for "Nuka-Cola Clear". Go to the "Red Rocket Tricycle Factory" just NE of the "Nuka-Cola Factory" and meet the gang with hockey masks outside the door. Sell them the formula.. then kill them. There's no karma penalty for killing them. Loot the hockey mask from the leader.

DR: 5
AP: +25

Best piece of headwear in the game so far.

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Mortious had this to say about the Spice Girls:
PRO TIP

Do the little mini-quest inside the "Nuka-Cola Factory" to get the formula for "Nuka-Cola Clear". Go to the "Red Rocket Tricycle Factory" just NE of the "Nuka-Cola Factory" and meet the gang with hockey masks outside the door. Sell them the formula.. then kill them. There's no karma penalty for killing them. Loot the hockey mask from the leader.

DR: 5
AP: +25

Best piece of headwear in the game so far.

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It's the best piece of headwear period, sadly. Power Armor helmets are only 8 DR and only have Rad Resistance(Or CHR-1 and more Rad Resistance.) All other headwear has very little in the way of bonuses.