The game sound is a little off in this one, it will be fixed for future videos, though, something went weird with the capture settings for the last two and this one. In today’s Fallout New Vegas episode, our hero and Veronica continue on their mission to help get the Boomers on the good side of Caesar’s Legion. Posted on DecemJanuAuthor Poseidonh2o Categories Fallout New Vegas, Games Tags 188 Trading Post, Boomers, fallout new vegas, fallout new vegas quests, fallout new vegas veronica, NCR, Nellis Air Force Base, Volare! Fallout New Vegas Let’s Play Episode 72 See you all in the next one where we do a lot of swimming! Remember to keep those shield up Knights!Īnd Merry Christmas! Or Happy December 25th if you don’t celebrate! Oh yeah, and now we have a super sledge as well. Of course, this leads to a large scale firefight, and some dead NCR citizens and soldiers, including at least one in power armor. Apparently the people there are not appreciative of my sexy Legion attire.
The fun begins in this episode once we head to the 188 Trading Post. So we head over to Goodsprings to find one, and low and behold, Chet had one for sale! I bought it and we head back to Jack in Nellis. The problem is that he needs a pressure cooker so that he can reuse the valve from it onto the rebreather. Luckily, Jack has been working on a rebreather so that we don’t have to worry about anything as silly as drowning. The problem lies in that we have to be able to swim to the bottom of the lake to attach a ballast under each wing, and the fact that we aren’t some weird fish person who can breathe underwater. The Boomers have found the location of a B-29 bomber that crashed before the war into Lake Mead and by their calculations, or at least by Loyal’s, it should be in good enough shape to repair and fly again. Deepest not only because it is what they desire most, but also because it sits at the bottom of a friggin lake!
In today’s episode of the Fallout New Vegas let’s play, our hero and Veronica find out the deepest desires of the Boomers.
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