Fallout 2 Rubber Boots
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Fallout 2 is cool because it’s a nonlinear, nonclassbased kickass postnuclear computer roleplaying game with a high replayabillity value. Fallout 2 allows you to play your character the way you want. If you want to play a goodie-two-shoes, you can. 1 Rubber Boots 2 Throwing Knife 1 Knife 1 RadAway 24 10mm AP 1 Combat Knife. Back to Fallout 2. Klamath is divided into four districts, Downtown, Trapper Town, Canyon, Trapping Grounds and a cave system, the Rat Caves. The Toxic Caves are located just to the north-west of Klamath and are also included in this section. You’ll find your first Companion in Klamath called Sulik.CachedCleanupTo meet The Vault’s quality standards, this article or section may require cleanup. Please help by improving the article.Toxic cavesSiteMap MarkerToxic CavesPeopleFactionsUnited States Army (pre-War)OtherQuestsRescue Smiley the Trapper.
The Toxic Caves are a pre-War military storage facility, northwest of Klamath.
*2LayoutBackground
Before the Great War these toxic caves were a military warehouse of some sort.[1] Now it’s a radioactive cave inhabited by Geckos (little and gold, though mostly gold). Smiley, the trapper from Klamath, is waiting at the end of the second level for you to save him.LayoutFallout 4 BootsLevel 1Level 2Level 3
Every step in the green sludge inflicts damage, unless rubber boots are in your inventory. Party members will also require boots in their inventory. Boots can be found on the first level on the caves, and in Trapper Town. Boots may melt after a while though. At higher levels (significantly above the levels which the quest was designed for), boots may be completely unnecessary, as you and your party will have enough resistance to shrug off the damage, or take none at all. Wearing power armor will also negate the sludge effects. It is important to take note that if you take enough unprotected steps in the sludge, your character may grow two extra toes a month later.
Some excellent equipment can be found here provided that you have a set of electronic lock picks and high repair skills, which you probably won’t have when you first arrive here to rescue Smiley. Be wary of the security robot that resides here, who will attack with rocket launchers as soon as you go down the elevator to the 3rd level. Strangely, the electronic lock pick MK II doesn’t work for this. Loot includes a Bozar, a Glock 86 plasma pistol, and the Combat Armor Mark II.Notes
*In the earlier version of the game, there is only a laser pistol, a little bit of ammo, and some chems found here. There is no armor, Bozar, or plasma pistol.
*If you don’t wear the rubber boots and spent too much time walking in the toxic goo, you will feel a tingling sensation that will eventually grown into a bunion, that will become an extra, mutated toe.
*The sentry bot guarding the lower level will attack only with its rocket launcher, rendering it helpless should the player cripple its rocket arm.Appearances
Bud powell transcription pdf merge. Toxic Caves appear only in Fallout 2. Maple 16 purchase code keygens list.ReferencesFallout 2 Rubber Boots Made In Usa
*↑The Chosen One: ’{162}{}{Just one question, first. What do you know about these caves?}’
Smiley: ’{200}{}{These caves look like a prewar storage area. I think there must be more down below us but there’s some kind of fancy teck-no-logical lock on the door. Anyhow, I’ve had enough. Let’s git out of here.}’
(KCSMILEY.MSG)In gameArroyo ·Klamath (Toxic Caves) ·Den ·Modoc (Ghost Farm) ·Gecko ·Vault City (Vault 8) ·Raider Cave ·Redding ·Broken Hills ·New Reno (Stables ·Golgotha) ·Sierra Army Depot ·New California Republic ·Fake Vault 13 ·Vault 13 ·Vault 15 (The Squat) ·Military Base ·San Francisco ·Navarro ·Control station EnclaveCut locationsEnvironmental Protection Agency ·Primitive Tribe ·Abbey ·Area 51 ·TV-town ·Master’s Army Mobile Fortress Retrieved from ’https://fallout-archive.fandom.com/wiki/Toxic_caves?oldid=2082051’
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Fallout 2 is cool because it’s a nonlinear, nonclassbased kickass postnuclear computer roleplaying game with a high replayabillity value. Fallout 2 allows you to play your character the way you want. If you want to play a goodie-two-shoes, you can. 1 Rubber Boots 2 Throwing Knife 1 Knife 1 RadAway 24 10mm AP 1 Combat Knife. Back to Fallout 2. Klamath is divided into four districts, Downtown, Trapper Town, Canyon, Trapping Grounds and a cave system, the Rat Caves. The Toxic Caves are located just to the north-west of Klamath and are also included in this section. You’ll find your first Companion in Klamath called Sulik.CachedCleanupTo meet The Vault’s quality standards, this article or section may require cleanup. Please help by improving the article.Toxic cavesSiteMap MarkerToxic CavesPeopleFactionsUnited States Army (pre-War)OtherQuestsRescue Smiley the Trapper.
The Toxic Caves are a pre-War military storage facility, northwest of Klamath.
*2LayoutBackground
Before the Great War these toxic caves were a military warehouse of some sort.[1] Now it’s a radioactive cave inhabited by Geckos (little and gold, though mostly gold). Smiley, the trapper from Klamath, is waiting at the end of the second level for you to save him.LayoutFallout 4 BootsLevel 1Level 2Level 3
Every step in the green sludge inflicts damage, unless rubber boots are in your inventory. Party members will also require boots in their inventory. Boots can be found on the first level on the caves, and in Trapper Town. Boots may melt after a while though. At higher levels (significantly above the levels which the quest was designed for), boots may be completely unnecessary, as you and your party will have enough resistance to shrug off the damage, or take none at all. Wearing power armor will also negate the sludge effects. It is important to take note that if you take enough unprotected steps in the sludge, your character may grow two extra toes a month later.
Some excellent equipment can be found here provided that you have a set of electronic lock picks and high repair skills, which you probably won’t have when you first arrive here to rescue Smiley. Be wary of the security robot that resides here, who will attack with rocket launchers as soon as you go down the elevator to the 3rd level. Strangely, the electronic lock pick MK II doesn’t work for this. Loot includes a Bozar, a Glock 86 plasma pistol, and the Combat Armor Mark II.Notes
*In the earlier version of the game, there is only a laser pistol, a little bit of ammo, and some chems found here. There is no armor, Bozar, or plasma pistol.
*If you don’t wear the rubber boots and spent too much time walking in the toxic goo, you will feel a tingling sensation that will eventually grown into a bunion, that will become an extra, mutated toe.
*The sentry bot guarding the lower level will attack only with its rocket launcher, rendering it helpless should the player cripple its rocket arm.Appearances
Bud powell transcription pdf merge. Toxic Caves appear only in Fallout 2. Maple 16 purchase code keygens list.ReferencesFallout 2 Rubber Boots Made In Usa
*↑The Chosen One: ’{162}{}{Just one question, first. What do you know about these caves?}’
Smiley: ’{200}{}{These caves look like a prewar storage area. I think there must be more down below us but there’s some kind of fancy teck-no-logical lock on the door. Anyhow, I’ve had enough. Let’s git out of here.}’
(KCSMILEY.MSG)In gameArroyo ·Klamath (Toxic Caves) ·Den ·Modoc (Ghost Farm) ·Gecko ·Vault City (Vault 8) ·Raider Cave ·Redding ·Broken Hills ·New Reno (Stables ·Golgotha) ·Sierra Army Depot ·New California Republic ·Fake Vault 13 ·Vault 13 ·Vault 15 (The Squat) ·Military Base ·San Francisco ·Navarro ·Control station EnclaveCut locationsEnvironmental Protection Agency ·Primitive Tribe ·Abbey ·Area 51 ·TV-town ·Master’s Army Mobile Fortress Retrieved from ’https://fallout-archive.fandom.com/wiki/Toxic_caves?oldid=2082051’
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