Can you find Kellogg early into the game?

[Shadow]

So Can you go to where kellogg is and kill him right out of the vault. Something I liked about fallout 3 was that you could just skip everything and go find your father straight out of the vault.

[MaximumEffort]

Its a scripted encounter, so now

[Shadow]

Originally posted by sjrekis:

Its a scripted encounter, so now

Do you mean "So no"?

[Uocjat]

Originally posted by Shadow:

Originally posted by sjrekis:

Its a scripted encounter, so now

Do you mean "So no"?

Did you mean asparagus pudding?

[Gon]

No. You can't. That section of Fort Hagan is sealed off unless you are on the quest.

[Shadow]

Originally posted by Gon:

No. You can't. That section of Fort Hagan is sealed off unless you are on the quest.

Well that sucks

Originally posted by Cracker:

if you want his armor just console it ...

Hate his armor.

[cassiels]

The fastest way to Kellogg is to go from Vault 111 to Vault 114 to get Nick. Then meet him to get Kellogg's cigar. Show it to Dogmeat. Then go to Fort Hagen.

[josseriot]

^^^^

Yeah, you have to do the main quest, but you can start that as soon as you get to Diamond City and get Unlikely Valentine. Kellogg WILL be levelled very high and have the skull icon next to his name, so killing him will be hard. But it can be done very early on if you just focus on doing the main quest line. I've done it.

[josseriot]

Originally posted by Shadow:

Originally posted by Cracker:

if you want his armor just console it ...

Hate his armor.

I love it. It's totally a nod to Mad Max. And for early game armor, companion armor or for non-OP play-thrus it's a really great option.

[El Sueño de Don Quijote]

You get special dialogue which is unused if you kill Kellogg before you meet Nick, I believe.

[XsilverwaterX]

Tried using the power armor glitch to get into the fort. Nothing but VOID and choppy frames to 13!!! I think the dungeon pops into existence once you do the Dogmeat follow because it doesn't exist underneath like old Elder Scrolls sealed dungeons where only certain quests unseal it.

[steventirey]

Originally posted by XsilverwaterX:

Tried using the power armor glitch to get into the fort. Nothing but VOID and choppy frames to 13!!! I think the dungeon pops into existence once you do the Dogmeat follow because it doesn't exist underneath like old Elder Scrolls sealed dungeons where only certain quests unseal it.

It doesn't pop into existence. You go through a loading screen to get there - it exist in an entirely separate area. Interior areas with loading screens don't share the same space.

[Death Approaches]

Since some dummy rezzed this, if any future reader really really wanted to?

You could look up all the questIDs involved, you could feasibly do it easily.. 'startquest <QuestID>, completequest <QuestID>'... first it'd be go home and talk to Codsworth who sends you to Concord, then it'd be the rescue Preston and friends, then Mama Murphy sends you to Diamond City, trigger the Piper quest that lets you in, trigger the Valentine's detective agency that sends you after Nick, trigger and complete rescuing Nick, then Dogmeat, then Fort Hagen, and finally you can 'coc' to fort hagen exterior and go in, then 'player.moveto <Kelloggs_RefID>' and then kill him... this would work without breaking the game.

Seriously if this is what you want? Delete Fallout 4 now. You'll be bored in an hour. This one is about exploration and lots of unmarked locations and unnamed quests. You CAN run through it in 20 hours, but 60-100 is more normal, and for the addicts, 10,000 hours isn't enough.

But, you do you, dear reader of zombie threads.

[Zekiran]

^^ do all that and then have a completely 100% broken game.

Just play the game.

[Solomon Hawk]

Short answer is no.
BUT if you want to ignite an exciting atmosphere in which you might not live through:
Take a trip to Goodneighbor, you might stumble across someone that looks exactly like him except without the scar. (Even sounds like him). So much like him that you'll be tempted to put a bullet though his head.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1563157617

Damn it.
Happy Necromania

[Twelvefield]

Originally posted by Solomon Hawk:

Short answer is no.
BUT if you want to ignite an exciting atmosphere in which you might not live through:
Take a trip to Goodneighbor, you might stumble across someone that looks exactly like him except without the scar. (Even sounds like him). So much like him that you'll be tempted to put a bullet though his head.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1563157617

Damn it.
Happy Necromania

Yeesh, I have a friend who looks a lot like Kellogg and even has the scar. I hope you don't cap him. You can tell the difference, though, Kellogg lives in a fictional universe inside a videogame, while my friend is fluent in Klingon.