Diamond City

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Diamond City, unter Ödländern auch das "große grüne Juwel" genannt, ist eine stark bewachte Siedlung im Commonwealth in Fallout 4. Die Siedlung baut auf dem Vorkriegs-Baseballstadion "Fenway Park" auf, das seit 1912 das Heimstadion der Boston Red Sox ist.

Hintergrund

Diamond City wurde in den 2130ern im Fenway Park gegründet und wurde schnell zu einem sicheren Zufluchtsort für Siedler im Commonwealth.

2180 wurde die Siedlung von Supermutanten angegriffen, sie wurden jedoch von den Minutemen zurückgeschlagen, was ihnen ihren Ruf als gute Fraktion gab.

Gebäude

• All-Faiths-Kapelle
• Arturos Haus
• Chem-I-Care
• Detektei Valentine
• Diamond City Markt
• Diamond City Radio
• Dugout Inn
• Home Plate
• Power Noodles
• Publick Occurrences
• Sicherheitsbüro
• Schulhaus
• Science!-Center
• Swatters

Bewohner

• Abbot
• Ann Codman
• Arturo Rodriguez
• Becky Fallon
• Cathy
• Clarence Codman
• Darcy Pembroke
• Doc Crocker
• Doktor Duff
• Professor Scara
• Doktor Sun
• Ellie Perkins
• Eustace
• Mister Zwicky
• Miss Edna
• Erin Reische
• Hawthorne
• Gavin Everitts
• Geneva
• Henry Cooke
• John
• Malcolm Latimer
• Mayor McDonough
• Moe Cronin
• Myrna
• Nat Wright
• Nelson Latimer
• Nick Valentine
• Nina Rodriguez
• Pastor Clements
• Paul Pembroke
• Percy
• Pete Pembroke
• Piper Wright
• Polly
• Phil Wallace
• Riley
• Scarlett
• Sheffield
• Sheng Kawolski
• Solomon
• Takahashi
• Travis Miles
• Vadim Bobrov
• Wellingham
• Yefim Bobrov

Bemerkenswerte Beute

• RobCo Fun - in Nick Valentine's Detective Agency on the furthest back desk.
• Live & Love - Magazine in the School by the beds.
• Big Boy - a unique version of the Fat Man (Fallout 4) that fires an extra projectile can be purchased from Arturo at the weaponry stand in Diamond City market.
• Mini nuke - Inside Arturo's house, turn left and it's sitting on a table across from the bed.
• The holotape Gwinnett ale brewing subroutines can be found in the Colonial Taphouse, on a shelf behind the bar.
• A copy of the Join the Railroad holotape may be found in a bedroom near the kitchen of the Dugout Inn. It will be on a nightstand next to an alarm clock.
  • Another copy of the same tape can be found in Abbots House on a shelf when you enter the house.
  • Yet another copy can be found on the top floor of Fallon's Basement.
• Several Nuka Cola Quantums scattered throughout the city:
  • Two are located around Power Noodles.
  • One is found in Polly's house, sitting on an end table.
  • One is next to where Sheng Kawolski stands while selling water, on the metal shelves to the right.

Hinweise

• The first time entering Diamond City, Mayor McDonough will hold a speech to a small group of residents where he proclaims "I am NOT a Synth" and shortly after praises the wall.
• If the Sole Survivor completes the main quest line with a determined major faction, all the flags in the city will be replaced with the faction's flag and members of that faction will be wandering the city.
• On the in-game day of some holidays such as Christmas and Halloween the Market will change its design to that of the corresponding holiday themes. e.g. On the day of Christmas it will replace the lights with fairy lights and putting up Christmas trees, and some guards will occasionally comment about Christmas.
• There are baseball bases around Diamond City that are labeled with tally marks of which base they are. Running over each of them in order will grant the Homerun! trophy/achievement and the guards will occasionally encourage the Sole Survivor to run the bases and hint it will be worthwhile. Also, all the street names relate to the bases with each named after their respective base including Home St.
• There are two bounty boards in the city, one next to Swatters and another inside the Dugout Inn, in front of the door after entering. Both give the same Radiant Quest asking the Sole Survivor to kill a raider, ghoul or super mutant marked on the map at a randomly selected location upon interacting with the notice. Although it says there is no reward except what is looted from the corpses, in actuality some quest completion XP will be granted after killing the marked enemy. A new bounty will appear on the boards as soon as the current one is complete.
  • However, a glitch may prevent the spawning of new bounties. Currently, there is no workaround for this problem.
• To the north east (turn left after exiting the city) and on top of the wall, there is a small diner overlooking the junkyard that contains a bed, a Power armor station, and a mini nuke among other miscellaneous loot items. This area is most easily accessible with the jetpack power armor modification.
• On October 31 (in-game date) Diamond City Security guards will comment on it being Halloween and certain areas are decorated for this, most notably Power Noodles. Similarly, strings of colored lights and decorated trees will appear on December 25th. Other important days may also have such decorations, as well as other settlements.

Hintergrund

• Atop the press box, five red flags reading "World Series Champions" with the years 1903, 1912, 1915, 1916, and 1918. This implies that following the Divergence, the Red Sox never won the World Series again and the Curse of the Bambino was never broken. In the real world, the Red Sox finally won the World Series after an 86-year drought in 2004. They won again in 2007 and 2013.
• In the Boston Bugle building, there is a newspaper that indicates that on October 23rd, 2077, on the day of the Great War, the Red Sox were winning the World Series, after decades of failure, they would finally win, unfortunately, the bombs fell on that day, and the Red Sox never played or won a World Series ever again.
• Several real Fenway Park landmarks are represented in Diamond City.
  • According to the left field bleachers, the team's retired numbers in the Fallout universe were 1, 4, 6, 11, 13, 21, and 33. Of these, 1, 4, and 6 are actual retired numbers.
  • The scoreboard which Diamond City residents revere as "The Wall" is a real feature of Fenway Park's design. Its real nickname is "The Green Monster."
  • In the real life Fenway Park, there is a large Coca-Cola sign approximately in the same location and style as the Nuka Cola sign in game.
  • Likewise, the Mass Fusion billboard mounted on a building behind The Wall mirrors the placement of a large advertisement for the Citgo gasoline company made of neon lights. The real sign was rigged so that it could light up the letters C, IT, and GO in sequence ("See it go") when a home run was hit.
  • There is a single red seat in the bleachers, representing where Ted Williams hit the furthest ball in Fenway Park history, 502 feet from home plate.

Bugs

• When using the elevator to the mayor's office with a companion the companion can end up at the first green trash can when you enter Diamond City, behind the street light in front of the elevator and be stuck there. Walking outside of Diamond City to the Fens (manually without fast-travel) will sometimes work to free a companion in this frustrating situation. ^[bestätigt]
  • For PC players, utiilizing moveto.player after selecting the companions ID can rectify this issue.
• If one saves the game, provokes the town, and then loads up the save while the town is hostile, some of the residents will appear to be in attack mode while holding invisible weapons, but will not attack the player and carry on with their routines.

Galerie

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  Map of Diamond City
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  The marketplace with Christmas style decor
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