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Fallout 3 (Video Game) - TV Tropes. I will give unto him that is athirst of the waters of life, freely. It was developed by Bethesda Studios, who purchased the rights to the franchise after Interplay Entertainment's bankruptcy, and is set in the D. C. It incorporates FPS elements into the RPG structure for the first time in the main series and, in contrast to the firsttwo games and the later New Vegas, is more of a dungeon crawler through the rubble of the capital rather than focusing on questing between towns. It's 2. 27. 7, and Vault 1. It's an underground paradise that saved humanity from the War two centuries ago, and has been home to everyone within it for generations.
Your life is okay, too. Your father is the head doctor and an all- around Nice Guy, and your mother.. You grew up more or less normally, despite the antics of resident bully Butch De. Loria, leader of The Tunnel Snakes and an all- around Jerkass.
Your best friend Amata is a nice girl, even though her father, the Overseer, is a bit obsessive. Yes, things are fine in Vault 1. Wasteland is far behind the thick Vault door.. Nobody knows for sure, because in Vault 1. Indeed, all things considered, Vault 1. Then, sometime after you turn 1. Amata shaking you awake, hurriedly telling you that your father has escaped the Vault, the Overseer has locked everything down, and Vault Security is out to kill you or worse.
She offers you a stolen gun and runs for safety, and before you know it, your peaceful little life is turning upside down - there's a horde of giant mutant cockroaches swarming in through the busted sewage system, Butch is crying on his knees begging you for help, and the Overseer has turned into a tyrannical maniac who will stop at nothing to keep the Vault closed forever. Soon, it becomes clear that you have no choice but to follow in your father's footsteps and escape into the unknown.
As you climb out of the dingy tunnel, security guards peppering the closing Vault door with bullets, you find yourself staring into the radioactive remains of several hundred square miles of Washington DC, southern Maryland, and northern Virginia. This is the Capital Wasteland, and somewhere out there, amid the strange creatures, murderous lunatics, and killer robots is your dad. You must now learn why he left, how the Wasteland works, and discover the impact you're having on it just by being there. Will you reconcile with him, or turn him away? Help people out, or take advantage of them? The first was Operation: Anchorage, which allowed you to relive the battle for Anchorage itself by simulation, with big rewards if you get through it. The second one, The Pitt, leads the Lone Wanderer to the run- down city of Pittsburgh, where a struggle between slaves and their cruel masters take place.
The third add- on (Broken Steel) was a bit different, as it allowed you to play past the (controversial) ending, and help finish the fight against the Enclave with the Brotherhood of Steel's help. Point Lookout, as the name implies, takes place in the swampy lands of Point Lookout, Maryland, where the player gets to join a tribe, see the sights, and end a centuries old feud. The last add- on, Mothership Zeta, expanded on the crashed alien ship by revealing that there were a lot more than just that one.
After getting abducted, the Lone Wanderer must assemble a crew of cryogenically frozen abductees from across history to escape back to Earth. The following Modifications have their own pages: See also Fallout: Van Buren, Black Isle's original, very different Fallout 3 that was cancelled due to financial difficulties, but is still used as reference material by Bethesda.
In fact, many people assume he's either an old pre- war broadcast playing on a loop, or a crazy guy broadcasting from a bunker somewhere. However, when the Enclave makes their appearance on the scene after a 3. Not- So- Harmless Villain status, what with the wanton genocide of Wastelanders left- and- right. However several people do still tune into Enclave Radio, if only for the music. Abandoned Laboratory: Nearly all of the Vaults you encounter are the unfortunate aftermaths of one of Vault- Tec's experiments that worked more or less as they were intended to. Abnormal Ammo: Many of the custom weapons, and some other weapons, use unusual ammunition, but the Rock- It Launcher carries this trope to strange new heights, as it fires anything from tin cans to human skulls to teddy bears - and after one of the DLCs you will be able to shoot a piece of your own brain. And they're all equally effective.
Absurdly Spacious Sewer: Downtown DC is a honeycomb of subway, maintenance and sewer tunnels connecting to each other and the surface, and is chock full of ghouls, raiders, radroaches and more. It's quite easy to get lost down here if you don't watch your Pip Boy map or mind the routing signs and subway maps at the stations, and if you're actively looking for another location when you get into them, good luck. Acceptable Breaks from Reality: Even with the advanced (in spots) technology of the 2. To say nothing of turrets, (some) terminals, robot recharging stations and robots that are ticking along nicely despite 2.
What makes it acceptable is that otherwise, robotic enemies and working computers would be very rare and the interiors of numerous areas would be very dark. Apparently all monsters, even the ones that lack the digits, height, and/or higher intelligence to operate doors, can do so.
Acceptable because otherwise the player could escape from a troublesome fight against non- human enemies just by running into a room and shutting the door. When reloading guns that load from magazines, any bullets left in the current magazine remain in the normal ammo count, as the various alternatives to preserve realism would be a pain for players to cope with. Apparently, bringing up your Pip. Boy to your face stops time.
Then again, having the world keep going in real time while you look over your Pip. Boy would make the game A LOT harder. Action Bomb: A Broken Steel endgame perk, Nuclear Anomaly, turns you into one, sort of. When you get down to very low health , you cause a nuclear explosion, obliterating nearby enemies and healing yourself. See Awesome, but Impractical on it's many problems.
Affably Evil: US President (and head of the Enclave) John Henry Eden is quite charismatic, polite, and has a very calming, gentle voice (by Malcolm Mc. Dowell). He's also a genocidal supercomputer. To say nothing of Allistair Tenpenny, who is one of the nicest, most polite characters in the game. He greets you warmly every time you talk to him, and even rewards you for coming up with a peaceful solution to the ghoul problem.
He also wants to blow up a civilian settlement because it ruins the view from his balcony (though he prefers that the settlement be evacuated first,) and is so evil that killing him actually grants you good karma. A. K. A.- 4. 7: While not as pronounced as in the sequel, several guns in the game are clearly based on real- life firearms.
All Crimes Are Equal: Whether it's bald- faced murder or stealing a bottle of Nuka- Cola, any crime you commit is punished with a barrage of bullets from every eyewitness. One loading screen explains that there is no jail system..
Text logs and messages suggest them to be capable of reasoning, but gameplay- wise all they ever do is attack anything and everything regardless of consequences. Always over the Shoulder: When in third person. Averted in the PC port, with the Free Rotating Camera. Amazon Brigade: Off- camera, but apparently the National Guard unit stationed at the Germantown PD was an all- female unit. American Accents: Obviously, everyone in the Washington D. C./Pennsylvania area has an American accent, besides Evil Brit Alistair Tenpenny and Irish stereotype Moriarty, but two that stand out for being different are Colonel Autumn of the Enclave, who has a Southern accent of a polite- but- sinister flavour that fits his status as the ruthless military leader of the bad guys, and Moira Brown, Megaton's irrepressibletinkerer in science, who has a Midwestern accent that sounds particularly cheerful and friendly. Ambiguously Gay: Flak and Shrapnel share a bed and run a store together in Rivet City, and one of the slavers at Paradise Falls describes Flak as an .
If you enslave Flak, Shrapnel will start wandering the wastes to look for him due to a scripting error that requires them to stay close to each other, though some like the bug because it adds Character Development and a Tearjerker into the game. Carol and Greta from Underworld.
After your first meeting with Carol, Greta will tell you not to get involved with her regardless of the Lone Wanderer's gender. Also they both run a business together just like Flak and Shrapnel. Alternatively the relationship could be seen as mother and daughter due to a comment made by Carol that Greta was jealous of the attention Gob was getting when he was around. Both Carol and Gob mention in conversation that Carol adopted him and there is nothing romantic involved.
Amusing Injuries: It is possible to get blown across town with a broken leg and a concussion if you stand in the right place when a nuclear- powered car goes up. Anal Probing: The Mothership Zeta DLC sees the Player Character abducted on board a spaceship and probed.
Another Man's Terror: One vault in Fallout 3 will put the PC through a lot of this. Anti- Mutiny: The East Coast Brotherhood of Steel decided to work to eradicate the East Coast variant of Super Mutants, instead of solely pursuing technology. The West Coast (the leaders) allowed this, but subsequently refused them supplies, back- up, or other tech, and a group of Brotherhood members left to form the Outcasts, which stay true to the original Bo. S. It's not a matter of good versus evil, just different priorities. Anyone Can Die: Subverted at the beginning of the game inside Vault 1.