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Courier: The trick is to rush the mine and press the blinking red light.

Decanus Severus: That would be worth knowing, especially if we can then rearm and reuse them.

#Ncr test fallout new vegas how to

Courier: I can show you how to disarm the NCR's mines.

Yet, much later in the game, once you reach the Cottonwood Cove and speak with Decanus Severus, there is the following dialogue:

Yet, there are multiple piles of burning tires and skeletons.Д®ventually, you can enter the Town Hall, which is filled with the Legion mongrels and mines.

Yet, a smaller group of the Legion somehow managed that and took everyone by surprise.Д«oxcars also tells you that the mayor got burned on a pile of tires. And how did the Legion bring all those heavy telephone poles with them to the town? It looks like it would take many more men and time to bring them. Then you arrive to Nipton and what you see there is complete nonsense compared to what Boxcars says really happened and what you see later in the game.ДЇor starters, why are there only Powder Gangers crucified when both, Boxcars and Vulpes Inculta, confirm that everyone had to draw lottery tickets? Did the Powder Gangers somehow end up getting all the crucifixion tickets? We know there were townspeople, NCR troops and 'men of the Legion' too. Again, the tutorial lesson is completely thrown out of the window here. Instead, the game expects you to either go in commando style, when you're merely a courier, or ninja style, if you found enough Stealth Boys. This is reminiscent of the situation in Fallout 4's Concord that many people have complained about, where you cannot side with the raiders.Д®ven when siding with the residents of Primm, you cannot gather a town team like you could in Goodsprings. That means the water pipes have to go just underneath or between the graves' coffins!ДЄlso, there is the town's tutorial: it teaches you that in a situation where you have towns people and Powder Gangers, you can actually pick a side, only to throw the whole idea out of the window when you have a similar situation in Primm, and are forced to fight against the Powder Gangers. Then there's the Goodsprings water tower, which is right at the opposite edge of the town's cemetery. That couldn't be a reference to the outlaw Johnny Ringo of the Cochise County Cowboys (abbreviated as CCC), by any chance, now could it? Take a look at these video clips from 'Tombstone': clip #1, clip #2. Then we meet trader Ringo, whom Joe Cobb wants handed over or dealt with, and who is part of the Crimson Caravan Company, abbreviated as CCC. Sounds pretty messed up considering how the character is portrayed in the game. Some sources such as the first edition (1977) of Our Gang: The Life and Times of the Little Rascals documented him as being born in 1916 or 1917.вЂ‹ Joe Frank Cobb (NovemвЂ“ May 21, 2002) was an American child actor, most notable for appearing as the original 'fat boy' in the Our Gang comedies from 1922 to 1929. There is only one person known by the name of Joe Cobb in association with the word 'gang', and that is Joe Frank Cobb (a.k.a. You see, Joe Cobb is part of a larger chain-gang called 'Powder Gangers' and has a smaller gang ready to attack the town of Goodsprings. Later, you encounter someone named Joe Cobb threatening to burn the town to the ground, unless they hand over a trader named Ringo. No, the doc waits until both of you are all the way to the front door before finally offering you a vault jumpsuit because that isn't bizarre at all, right? Then you have to sit through the psychological evaluation test still no clothes. By comparison, Doc Mitchell is wearing something resembling a field hand outfit, yet you never see him work in the field. There is an American photograph taken in 1948 called ' Country Doctor', which is considered to be a classic of sorts. And even if you did pick the trait, it's still creepy.Дoc Mitchell doesn't even look like a country doctor. And you haven't even had the chance to pick or not to pick the 'Wild Wasteland' trait yet. The doctor mentions nothing of it and instead of offering you a clean set of clothes as soon as you can walk, he wants you to use the suspicious-looking 'Vigor Tester', which strongly resembles a ' love tester machine' you might still find in some pubs or bars. You wake up in Doc Mitchell's house and your clothes are gone.