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A quick rundown of the locations that I pervious visited:
Overseer CAMP:
Overseer CAMP:
The Overseer's CAMP is a campsite made up by the Overseer shortly after she left the Vault. She made it pretty close to the Vault so that the other dwellers (including us) could find a good example of what we could make with our CAMP.
In the Vault she left a Holotape in her old office asking for assaintance with her mission. Her mission that she was given by Vault-Tec was to locate and secure the 3 nuclear silos in West Virgina. At her camp she left another Holotape to let us know where she went: Flatwoods
The Wayward:
This location is one of many new locations added in the new update. It is a bar-like shop that is right across from the Overseer's Camp.
Infact due to the new update the overseer's Holotape can not be found at her campsite but instead at the Wayward since one of the people working there took it. It does mark the first main location where NPCs are giving out quests.
This will change the game a bit but we have been told the new update won't mess with the base story.
Flatwoods:
Flatwoods:
The first town you visit when playing the main storyline. It started in 1902 as a small settlement that grew into a small town with its own cryptid, the Flatwoods Monster.
This small town did survive the bombing and the survivors were close-knit and after a few years they joined with Responders as they moved to Morgantown to avoid the Charleston Flood of 2082.
Two leaders of the town banded together to turn the town into a major outpost and Responder training location. However this town fell to an influx of Raiders.
I will be starting off with the Vault-Tec Agricultural Research Center hopefully this Saturday.
I will be starting off with the Vault-Tec Agricultural Research Center hopefully this Saturday.
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