In this thread you can post any easter eggs you've found in either Fallout 1 or 2, remember to write which game and an description.
Fallout Easter Eggs
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If the easter egg depends on your character stats or other unique situations, please be sure to add it in to your post.
The Vault Dweller
always looking for water.
Has ANYONE figured out what the F*** the Easter Egg does in Fallout 2?!?
Also did anyone else discover that if you used a hacked character with high science skill/intelligence that when you access the computer at the Gecko plant you can engage in a conversation with an Enclave member who will eventually threaten you and said a verti-bird with an extermination squad? You can only really do it by cheating 'cause its early in the game and you need a really smart character.
Sincerely,
The Vault Dweller
Also did anyone else discover that if you used a hacked character with high science skill/intelligence that when you access the computer at the Gecko plant you can engage in a conversation with an Enclave member who will eventually threaten you and said a verti-bird with an extermination squad? You can only really do it by cheating 'cause its early in the game and you need a really smart character.
Sincerely,
The Vault Dweller
Big_T_UK said:
Equip the ring.
The_Vault_Dweller said:
According to both the Bible and the reality it just lies there in the pot. According to some rumours and the Bible a Chicken NPC was supposed to hatch from it, but it never made it into the game.
Commissar Lauren said:
The assault team never arrives.
The ring joke is getting old.
What the hell does the carkey you find in fallout 1 in the military base do? I spent days searching for things to open it with without success. My friend even said he bought a car from the special encounter with the car salesman and even if I knew he was lying I just had to be sure.
I've figured you'd figured, I was just clarifying the point - from your message it seemed that you might have not made him say that he's sending the team, which is by all means possible (IIRC, it's been a while since I've seen this particular dialogue). The Comm Officer says that the team's been sent, but it never has any repercussions in Gecko, nor anywhere else, right?Big_T_UK said:
I'm sure that's your point too.
The Vault Dweller
always looking for water.
Thanks guys.
By the way I always wanted to bring up the part about the sqaud being sent to Gecko...I secretly hoped if they actually came I could defeat them in combat and comandeer a functioning verti-bird...that would kick-ass! It made me think maybe I could go off the coast and find some hidden island...just a dream.
Sincerely,
The Vault Dweller
By the way I always wanted to bring up the part about the sqaud being sent to Gecko...I secretly hoped if they actually came I could defeat them in combat and comandeer a functioning verti-bird...that would kick-ass! It made me think maybe I could go off the coast and find some hidden island...just a dream.
Sincerely,
The Vault Dweller
PsychoSniper
So Old I'm Losing Radiation Signs
I was replaying FO1 last nite, and happend to get a holodisk from the glow.
Upon rereading it I noticed something Id seen in another game.........
Is that Camerrilla or Camerrillo, I cant quite tell.
Also, it has a mention of Gehena. Is that an actual word, or is it limited to the vampire universe ?
Note: Im playing a version that Corpse moded, but I think he left most stuff like that alone.
Upon rereading it I noticed something Id seen in another game.........
Is that Camerrilla or Camerrillo, I cant quite tell.
Also, it has a mention of Gehena. Is that an actual word, or is it limited to the vampire universe ?
Note: Im playing a version that Corpse moded, but I think he left most stuff like that alone.
It says Camarillo, and the Vampire the Masquerade term is Camarilla. Gehenna is a term from the bible, IIRC.
But nice find, nonetheless.
But nice find, nonetheless.
I believe Gehenna is Hebrew word for hell. I'm not sure, though.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gehenna
There you have it.
Muslims would speak of it as a place of torment for sinners, so it's quite close to this definition.
I believe Sheol is the word for Hell in hebrew (or rather, the Afterlife, but I may be wrong, it's quitte ambigous and I'm not an expert on that)
EDIT: OK, so actually Gehenna would roughly correspond to Hell and Sheol to Afterlife....
Camarilla is a real world too, http://www.hyperdictionary.com/dictionary/camarilla although it's mostly associated with WoD in certain circles
There you have it.
Muslims would speak of it as a place of torment for sinners, so it's quite close to this definition.
I believe Sheol is the word for Hell in hebrew (or rather, the Afterlife, but I may be wrong, it's quitte ambigous and I'm not an expert on that)
EDIT: OK, so actually Gehenna would roughly correspond to Hell and Sheol to Afterlife....
Camarilla is a real world too, http://www.hyperdictionary.com/dictionary/camarilla although it's mostly associated with WoD in certain circles
So gehenna is equated with hell in English translation? Gotcha.
Nope, it's just part of the progression.
Small. (only the necessary executables)
Medium. (add menu graphics, and many graphics that are used often)
Large. (add nearly everything, but music, and files not used as often)
Humongous. (full contents of cd)
The reason for it was that harddrives weren't as large back then, and not everybody had drives over two gigabytes.
Small. (only the necessary executables)
Medium. (add menu graphics, and many graphics that are used often)
Large. (add nearly everything, but music, and files not used as often)
Humongous. (full contents of cd)
The reason for it was that harddrives weren't as large back then, and not everybody had drives over two gigabytes.
As far fetched as it is, it's not impossible, Dove.
After all, why isn't it a 'full installation' or 'complete' ?
After all, why isn't it a 'full installation' or 'complete' ?
Maybe it's because "super-size" wasn't as widely used back then. 