"Come Fly With Me" is the most annoying quest ever

[1ahmДa]

It feels so tedious, the fact that the building is so hard to navigate.

[goatCLARITY]

If it's your first time doing that quest it's really cool and everything, but after doing it like few times it becomes a pain in the ass, makes you wanna kill them right away...

[PRIPYAT RESIDENT]

Awesome quest to haul some serious loot... if you don't mind the extra trips.

[Ladez]

Worst part is that you can't fetch two things for Chris at the same time.

[Jenkin Coal Co.]

You dont have to do it

[Brick]

Originally posted by Ladez:

Worst part is that you can't fetch two things for Chris at the same time.

You can just get both of them without one of the quest markers

[MannsOverMeta]

Yeah, even when you are trying to complete it fully as fast as possible, it does get tedious doing the quest every playthrough.
Good thing it can be skipped easily. Who cares about Novac anyways.

[OutsidR]

When completed, did it not make you feel good? (The first time)

[Belanos]

Originally posted by Ladez:

Worst part is that you can't fetch two things for Chris at the same time.

Yes you can, I do it all the time. When you pick up the thrust control modules from Old Lady Gibson, just ask her about the fuel canisters. She'll point you in the right direction and you can get it right away, then return both items to Chris at once.

[Zeno]

Originally posted by Belanos:

Originally posted by Ladez:

Worst part is that you can't fetch two things for Chris at the same time.

Yes you can, I do it all the time. When you pick up the thrust control modules from Old Lady Gibson, just ask her about the fuel canisters. She'll point you in the right direction and you can get it right away, then return both items to Chris at once.

I think he means the RP aspect. In terms of your character's knowledge, there's no way he or she would know to pick up both items, so you're forced to metagame to get both, unless your character has some spontaneous, inexplicable urge to pick up a radioactive isotope container and/or thrust control modules that have no use outside the quest.

[Dustin81]

Using the local map in the basement should be fine since little of it overlaps.

[Belanos]

Originally posted by Zeno:

I think he means the RP aspect. In terms of your character's knowledge, there's no way he or she would know to pick up both items, so you're forced to metagame to get both, unless your character has some spontaneous, inexplicable urge to pick up a radioactive isotope container and/or thrust control modules that have no use outside the quest.

The dialogue option for the isotope container comes up with Old Lady Gibson when you go and buy the thrust control modules from her. Which Chris specifically tells you to do. So of course you can RP it. You're not forced to "metagame" anything, you just have to ask her about it. She'll tell you this story about a guy in a radiation suit who wants to put it through it's paces, and thought he was immune to radiation poisoning. She then points you towards the old air field outside of Novac, which then appears on your map so you know exactly where to go.

[Zeno]

Originally posted by Belanos:

Originally posted by Zeno:

I think he means the RP aspect. In terms of your character's knowledge, there's no way he or she would know to pick up both items, so you're forced to metagame to get both, unless your character has some spontaneous, inexplicable urge to pick up a radioactive isotope container and/or thrust control modules that have no use outside the quest.

The dialogue option for the isotope container comes up with Old Lady Gibson when you go and buy the thrust control modules from her. Which Chris specifically tells you to do. So of course you can RP it. You're not forced to "metagame" anything, you just have to ask her about it. She'll tell you this story about a guy in a radiation suit who wants to put it through it's paces, and thought he was immune to radiation poisoning. She then points you towards the old air field outside of Novac, which then appears on your map so you know exactly where to go.

Ah, okay. It appears that Chris does mention that any shielded nuclear waste could work as an igniting agent in dialogue without specifically offering to help him out with that; I forgot that detail. Right you are.