Fallout 3 - Game of the Year Edition

Fallout 3 - Game of the Year Edition

Bangarang 10 września 2013 o 0:33
Cellar in Springvale
Alright. So, I'm playing Fallout 3 for the 50th time around, and there's something that's been bugging the crap out of me ever since the first time I ever played the game. In the very beginning, right after you leave the vault, you have to travel through springvale. If you head down that road towards Megaton, you run into the ruins of the buildings that were once the city, and in the ruins of one of the buildings on the right hand side, there is a cellar. Now, I've tried opening it with the "cheat code", but it's one of those special doors that you can't unlock with that, and if you try, you screw it up. Does anybody know where in the Capital Wasteland I can find this key?!
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Alan Partridge 10 września 2013 o 0:58 
It's a side quest in Broken Steel, I believe. Holy Water something, can't quite remember.
Bangarang 10 września 2013 o 1:18 
So it's a non-dlc side quest that gets me into it? Awesome! I googled it and couldn't find anything about it online...
Alan Partridge 10 września 2013 o 2:27 
Broken Steel is DLC.
Bangarang 10 września 2013 o 11:09 
I distinctly remember that cellar door being there without having any of the dlc's installed, though... o.o
Alan Partridge 10 września 2013 o 11:10 
Yes, the door may very well be there, but it's only accessible in the Broken Sword DLC :)
Bangarang 10 września 2013 o 11:11 
KK. Good to know.
Alan Partridge 10 września 2013 o 11:12 
You're making me want to play Fallout 3 now -__-
Bangarang 10 września 2013 o 11:17 
Dooooooo iiiiiiiiiiiiiittttttttttttttttt!!!!!!!!!!!! You know you want to!
Alan Partridge 10 września 2013 o 11:18 
You might be right. Although i've been playing New Vegas recently
Bangarang 10 września 2013 o 11:25 
So have I. But Fallout 3 is so much better. Don't get me wrong. New Vegas is a fun game. But Fallout 3 is still unbeatable.
Alan Partridge 10 września 2013 o 11:37 
I agree, however Fallout 3 likes to crash a little too much for me, whereas NV never does, so for now i'm playing NV
Bangarang 10 września 2013 o 12:43 
That's funny because it's the opposite for me. xD
Alan Partridge 10 września 2013 o 12:46 
If you're as addicted to Fallout as me, feel free to add me :) we can discuss... things xD
Yurilicious 15 września 2013 o 22:27 
i got the game of the yuear edition but it wont load the dlc for me. can you help?
crunchyfrog 15 września 2013 o 23:57 
No, sorry the door is NOT there if you don't have the DLC, and I'm afraid it's true this is how you start the Broken Steel DLC.

I've got the game on PS3, 360, and PC (because I've picked them up in bundles at sales), and have obviously played it a few times - I've even just started up the game again to make sure, and indeed, where the hatch should be is a pile of rocks which utterly covers that corner.

I'm sorry, but your memory's playing tricks.


On the crashing issue, it does indeed crash more often on Fallout 3 than New Vegas. I wouldn't be surprised if this is part of the old memory overflow problem that plagues these two games. I believe that although New Vegas doesn't come up with the "stopped working" mesage, you will notice slowdowns, especially when you get further on in the game and into the expansions - maybe even total freezes.

Personally, much as I love these games, I can't wait for a new engine ro be used for the next iterations.
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