Fallout: New Vegas > Guides > JAK-Zero's Guides This item has been removed from the community because it violates Steam Community & Content Guidelines. It is only visible to you. The background music is "Metallic Monks," which has been later used in locations throughout Fallout: New Vegas, including Freeside. In Fallout 3 during the Galaxy News Radio quest, after defeating the super mutant behemoth, one of the paladins will mention Lost Hills by saying "That should give the boys at Lost Hills something to think about." "City of Lost Angels" Fortification Hill, or simply "The Fort," is a vast and heavily fortified base for Caesar's Legion on the east bank of the Colorado River, which serves as Caesar's main base of operations during his war against the NCR. Here, the Legion prepares for its second assault on the NCR at Hoover Dam. This is also the location where the platinum chip is used to install the Definitely New Vegas. The world are about the same size, NV is slightly bigger but there's also more desolate/empty space between interesting locations in new vegas over fallout 3, where in 3 they designed every cell basically to have some small bit of content. Gives that mojave a more desert feel to it in spaces, so it makes sense given the Compare that to Fallout 3 and 4 with the city limits being filled with real life comparisons. I think New Vegas was just scaled down a lot more to fit in the surrounding area. It was scaled down a bit more. The Mojave is representative of like 60x60 miles, while the Capital is representative of about 40x40. Speedcripple is a Fallout 3/New Vegas glitch that will add speed on top of your normal movement speed by quickloading at a precise timing. It works because when you cripple your legs, the game lowers your movement speed, and when the legs get healed it adds the speed back. So by quickloading (and thus "repairing" our legs) at a precise time OIpBL. A modern Fallout: New Vegas Interactive Map that allows to follow the game progress and mark the locations that you have visited in the game. Welcome to my strategy guide for the Honest Hearts DLC of Fallout: New Vegas! In this guide, you'll find a complete, beginning-to-end walkthrough, ripe with pictures of maps and hard-to-find spots. The walkthrough is separated by quest for easy navigation. In addition, I have put the optional quests and side quests in separate sections, as well The Frontier is a ginormous mod for Fallout: New Vegas, boasting "dark, gripping stories, fun characters, beautiful landscapes, and much, much more" across an almost 40 hour long new storyline in a new city, and our hype simply cannot be contained. Mimicking the scale of the original game's wasteland over in a chilly and frozen rendition of The real-life locations of areas in Fallout 1, 2, 3, 4, New Vegas, BoS and Tactics. Updated with faction maps and in-game maps. The Goodsprings cave is a location in the Mojave Wasteland. It is found to the southeast of Goodsprings. The cave is home to a pack of four coyotes and two pups. If they are killed as many as four radscorpions of varying size may later be found lurking around the entrance. To the right of the cave entrance, there is a hollowed-out rock. It is the upright one a couple of feet away from the Point Lookout is a swampland downriver from the Capital Wasteland in 2277. Long before the Great War, the region of Point Lookout was discovered by English explorer John Smith in 1612. Over two decades later, in 1634, two ships known as the "Ark" and the "Dove" landed near Point Lookout. The settlers constructed the Ark & Dove Cathedral, naming it after the vessels that brought them to the New

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