There are a surprisingly large number of ways to go about this quest given what it is. At least this one has some kinda tough enemies.
Yet another "go here, kill them" kinda quest. Reminds me of I Fought the Law but just much less of a thing. It gets some bonus points for the payoff at Hoover Dam but there's not much to this one. Basically just a part of Volare but it is technically a stand-alone quest so I guess it has to go down here. The Sonic Emitter thing is kinda cool I guess but mostly you just kill the explosive ants and are done with it.
Got a neat theme I guess but that doesn't make it have any more content. At least there's a neat cave I guess.īasically the same deal as Anywhere I Wander but at least this one has some cool parallels to Boone's story. Another quest that's basically a small part of another one though so while it has to be ranked low it is a bit better in context.Ī fetch quest but it's a human this time. I guess the theme's kinda neat but there's just so little to it. Could've just been a section of Still in the Dark. Probably a way to lead the player to The Legend of the Star.īasically just a way to lead the player to Crazy, Crazy, Crazy. You just go there and disable to press, nothing to it. Kinda odd they made this a standalone quest. Not even a cool location for the captives to be in. Doesn't make it any more exciting though. You get some free XP for going somewhere the main quest was already pointing you to. You just say one line of dialogue and it's over. Really should've been unmarked but there are unmarked quests with more to them than this one. I remember being baffled by it the first time I played the game like, that's it? I know there was originally much more planned for this one but in the final game's state it's just so much nothing. I know there's a moral choice and all but I'm never going into that irradiated hell-hole ever again.
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