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[font size=1" color="#FF0000]LAST EDITED ON Jul-10-00 AT 08:28PM (GMT)[p]Since I have too much time on my hands, I'm going to continue on the plot of my older post. And even though I'm sure that BiS won't use any of my ideas, I prefer to be disillusioned. Well here are my ideas in no paticular order:
New Reno:
As I said in the post before, New Reno becomes a police state. When first walking into the city, a giant sign appears over the entrance of the city reading "_______ recontstructed people since 2197" Many of the differences between New Reno in Fallout 2 and Fallout 3 could be:
The Cat's Paw becomes a bar, prostitution being outlawed from the city by the cult (from earlier post) and the city government. Small trading can be done here now.
The Mordino Casino, which now has one floor, is filled with poverty stricken homeless people (gambling also illegal).
The other New Reno sign is torn down.
In the city tile north, is where the Upper-Middle Class, lives. The Shark Club (Bishop Casino), now has 2 floors, with the Upper Middle Class filling out the rooms.
The Salvatore Bar is the first Government building that you encounter in New Reno. This is where all the complaints (which are ignored) are registered. You can get some basic information about the city from this building.
In the West Tile (Wright Mansion), is where the truly rich government officials and high priests live.
In Commercial Row, Renesco's Pharmacy becomes a first aid center for the people of the city, but, the first aid center is almost always out of supplies. There could be a quest to pick up more supplies. Father Tully's Church becomes the cult's church for the poverty stricken. New Reno Arms (gun shop) becomes a general store.
To the North of the Upper Middle Class area is where the City Government conducts its business. (3 floors) The first floor is where the banking is done (trading). The second floor is where the city officials meet, while the third floor is where the mayor lives. In the basment of the building is where illegal gambling takes place, sponsored by the mayor
To the North of the City Government sector, is the cathedral, where the rich of New Reno go to worship the cult. On the 3rd foor lives the high priest for New Reno.
San Fransisco: Independent but even more fascist than cult controlled lands (like Animal farm by George Orwell without the animals). In this city, the class divide is even more evident. The Tanker is PERMANENTLEY grounded, and the Docks are mainly used for sale of overpriced equipment. Most of the rare items are found in the underground (metaphorically). Martial arts (outlawed) is taught there. This is also where the Shi (also outlawed) conduct their research.
NCR/ renamed Seat of Order
NCR becomes the center of the Cult Government. The underground (metaphorical again), which is even larger than the one in San Fransico, exists in the outside of Vault 15. You can enlist their aid. The bazaar contains the poor of the city. South of Tandi's place, resides the second-in-command to the Cult Leader.
Headquarters of the Cult Leader:
Underground facility (not Vault). You find the (barely living) cult leader on the fourth floor.
Tell me what you thought about this post. It's lonely on my side of the computer and the walls are being mean to me.
New Reno:
As I said in the post before, New Reno becomes a police state. When first walking into the city, a giant sign appears over the entrance of the city reading "_______ recontstructed people since 2197" Many of the differences between New Reno in Fallout 2 and Fallout 3 could be:
The Cat's Paw becomes a bar, prostitution being outlawed from the city by the cult (from earlier post) and the city government. Small trading can be done here now.
The Mordino Casino, which now has one floor, is filled with poverty stricken homeless people (gambling also illegal).
The other New Reno sign is torn down.
In the city tile north, is where the Upper-Middle Class, lives. The Shark Club (Bishop Casino), now has 2 floors, with the Upper Middle Class filling out the rooms.
The Salvatore Bar is the first Government building that you encounter in New Reno. This is where all the complaints (which are ignored) are registered. You can get some basic information about the city from this building.
In the West Tile (Wright Mansion), is where the truly rich government officials and high priests live.
In Commercial Row, Renesco's Pharmacy becomes a first aid center for the people of the city, but, the first aid center is almost always out of supplies. There could be a quest to pick up more supplies. Father Tully's Church becomes the cult's church for the poverty stricken. New Reno Arms (gun shop) becomes a general store.
To the North of the Upper Middle Class area is where the City Government conducts its business. (3 floors) The first floor is where the banking is done (trading). The second floor is where the city officials meet, while the third floor is where the mayor lives. In the basment of the building is where illegal gambling takes place, sponsored by the mayor
To the North of the City Government sector, is the cathedral, where the rich of New Reno go to worship the cult. On the 3rd foor lives the high priest for New Reno.
San Fransisco: Independent but even more fascist than cult controlled lands (like Animal farm by George Orwell without the animals). In this city, the class divide is even more evident. The Tanker is PERMANENTLEY grounded, and the Docks are mainly used for sale of overpriced equipment. Most of the rare items are found in the underground (metaphorically). Martial arts (outlawed) is taught there. This is also where the Shi (also outlawed) conduct their research.
NCR/ renamed Seat of Order
NCR becomes the center of the Cult Government. The underground (metaphorical again), which is even larger than the one in San Fransico, exists in the outside of Vault 15. You can enlist their aid. The bazaar contains the poor of the city. South of Tandi's place, resides the second-in-command to the Cult Leader.
Headquarters of the Cult Leader:
Underground facility (not Vault). You find the (barely living) cult leader on the fourth floor.
Tell me what you thought about this post. It's lonely on my side of the computer and the walls are being mean to me.