Secrets in the Nucleus Command Center: Captain Wabash & DiMA's Memories - Far Harbor 16

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  @M4st3r0fN0n3 · 6 years ago

  Nick: won&apos;t be hurting anyone now<br>Assaultron: <b>literally fucking explodes, radiation everywhere</b><br>Nick: dont wanna stay around here too long...<br>thanks nick, thanks so much

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• DE

  @Dervraka · 6 years ago (edited)

  Just a minor clarification. You don&apos;t actually have to do any of Tectus&apos;s quests, get his permission, or even speak to him to enter the command center, you can go straight there as soon as you have access to the Nexus. The dialogue with the Child of Atom guarding the door is a little different, she warns you not to go in because it&apos;s dangerous, but she does not stop you or go hostile if you just run by her.

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• TI

  @timothy8428 · 6 years ago

  Dima sounds like the kind of AI you want to keep away from the controls for the pod bay doors.

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• GO

  @goldenalpaca3881 · 6 years ago

  DiMA: If ooooonly they trusted us~<br><b>Proceeds to do something EXTREMELY untrustworthy</b>

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• TO

  @tobiashagstrom4168 · 6 years ago

  I don&apos;t necessarily think there&apos;s anything wrong with &quot;brahmin meat&quot; being in pre-war places. Think of it like this, if you&apos;re a wastelander, and you find pre-war beef, you&apos;re still going to identify it as being the same as brahmin meat. If you want to sell it, you&apos;d say &quot;it&apos;s brahmin meat, more or less&quot;, and if you plan to cook with it, you&apos;d use it in the same recipes as brahmin meat. As long as there is no gameplay reason to distinguish between items, it can be better to use one item as a proxy for another, that way they can both be used in the same recipes, rather than having to make separate recipes or letting one have no recipes.<br>I think one can apply the same rationale to jet, although I suspect that one was a genuine screwup on Bethesda&apos;s part. But even if it&apos;s not made like jet, as long as it has similar properties and they are interchangeable for an addict, your dealer would probably say it&apos;s jet when selling it to you.

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• PL

  @PlxsmaX · 6 years ago

  When something happens in 1950s America<br><br>People:<br>CoMmIeS

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  @theuntitledgamingshow8519 · 6 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wrQ78Av3OL0&amp;t=304">5:04</a> is the best part of the video. I will now forever call ducking under something &quot;The Sole Survivor Samba.&quot;

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• FA

  @falloutghoul1 · 6 years ago

  Seeing Nick and DiMA bonding over their own wear and tear issues is too wholesome for me.

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• PH

  @PhantomMisfit12 · 6 years ago

  &quot;We find out the name of the vessel is the USS Democracy!&quot;<br><br><br>.....I don&apos;t know what I expected.

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• BR

  @brainconqueror8095 · 6 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wrQ78Av3OL0&amp;t=859">14:19</a> - Submarines carrying nuclear missiles are not sent out on reconnaissance missions. Attack subs fill that role. Missile subs are deployed for one reason only - launch nuclear missiles at designated targets, when the President orders a launch. The reason this sub is deploying to the South China sea is because this submarine is being tasked with preemptive strikes on enemy silos. If friendly satellites observe that missile silos are being prepared for launch and intel analysts like PAM suggest a high probability of launch, a missile sub is usually tasked with destroying those silos before they can get their missiles aloft. This requires a smaller flight time, so the submarine has to be off the enemy’s coast. <br><br>In not deploying, this Captain Wabash IS responsible for all the destruction and death visited upon NY and DC. He can’t be blamed for Boston because Captain Zao launched the one nuke that detonated over the Glowing Sea. Zao was already in place off the US East Coast, so Boston is on the Atlantic Fleet’s ASW (anti submarine warfare) forces for failing to do their job.

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• BL

  @BLGStudios · 6 years ago (edited)

  Years after nuclear bombs go off<br>Dima: this nucleus is a good place to stay and nothing can go wrong....

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• JO

  @jokiu4 · 6 years ago

  I never really hated the puzzles in this DLC. Sure they were unexpected and took me a long time to solve, especially the last one, but I didn&apos;t really hate them. Just felt mentally exhausted after. Felt proud after completing them.

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