Like Set, here, sitting in the corner, or the Fallout version of Tandi by the table.

The Cafe of Broken Dreams is full of rejected models for the main character in Fallout 2, as well as a few returning favorites from Fallout. We finally get our next special encounter without a warning screen to let us avoid it, making me think that the Cafe of Broken Dreams ambushed us. This encounter is worth about 1800 experience. Mutated molerats are another one I haven't seen before, and are actually substantial upgrades on the more common ones. They're actually far more difficult to avoid than most other encounters, presumably as a result of them actively hunting you down.īy this point I had abandoned the car and was walking everywhere to spring more encounters. Having done Redding already, the Morton brothers are a depressingly common encounter. They're actually pretty dangerous early on in the game, which adds some risk to that scouting mission around Gecko. Ghoul crazies are something you can find around Gecko, as you'd expect, and are pretty much ghouls running around with automatic weapons. I'll just take off running now to to get it, shall I?' 'I'm sorry, but I appear to have left my copy of 'To Serve Man' at home. Case in point, these cannibals who are about to cut out the middlemen when it comes to getting food from farmers. The so-what in the game is that for some reason going to the seashore extends your vision all the way out to the edge of the map.ĭown in the lower right corner of the map this can be used to reveal a Vault-Tec logo, since they're the company responsible for the PIP-Boy.Īlthough there are a series of Special encounters you can get out in the wasteland, some of the ones that you can just run into randomly are pretty damn special in their own way. I've been there, it's actually very nice. While we're in the area, I took a trip to the seashore.

I suspect it's a bit random as to when he actually makes it big. For reference, this was about a year after the game started before I could collect this. The payoff is pretty good, although the plasma grenade is just a bit random. Surprisingly, his 'system' pays out a lot better than just betting on the dog that does his business right before the race starts. Recognize this suave guy in the suit? It's our old buddy Fred, who we lent $50 to at the beginning of the game. This takes a considerable amount of time, which gives us a chance to trigger something that we won't be seeing in the main sequence. Now that we've reached a point where Hung Wei Lo can survive hunting for special encounters, it's time to go out looking. Part 47: The Journeys of Hung Wei Lo: Episode 3 The Journeys of Hung Wei Lo: Episode 3

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