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Die Nellis Air Force Base ist ein Ort etwa 7.1 Meilen (11.4 km) nordöstlich von New Vegas im Mojave-Ödland nahe Field's Hütte, am nordöstlichen Stadtrand von New Vegas gelegen. Es ist ein militärischer Vorkriegsluftwaffenstützpunkt, der einmal das Kriegs-Zentrum der US-Luftwaffe war, und nachdem der Krieg zu Ende war, wurde es zum Zuhause für die Rumser, die ehemalige Bewohner von Vault 34 waren.
Hintergrund
Im Jahre 2077, während des Großen Krieges, wurde die NAFB von mehreren atomaren Sprengköpfen getroffen. Alle Einwohner wurden getötet und die Basis hochgradig verstrahlt. In all den Jahrzehnten mieden selbst die Wilden des Ödlandes die Basis und wurde zu einem trostlosen und verlassenen Ort.
2231 sind einige ehemalige Vault 34 Bewohner auf der Suche nach einem neuen Zuhause durch die Mojave Wüste gewandert, entdeckten die NAFB und ließen sich dort nieder. Die Geigerzähler ihrer Pip-Boy's verriet ihnen, das die Gegend nicht mehr gefährlich verstrahlt war. Als genügend Zeit vergangen war, nutzten sie die übrig gebliebenen Verteidigungsstrukturen und legten einen Vorrat an schweren Waffen an, die sie sich aus Area 2 besorgten.
Aussehen
Die Lage der NAFB ist verschwiegen und gut verteidigt. Der Zugang zur Basis erfolgt über eine rissige und mit Kratern übersäte Straße, wo Schilder darauf aufmerksam machen, das der Zutritt für jeden Fremden verboten ist. Das Eingangstor wird Tag und Nacht bewacht. Die NAFB kann über zwei mögliche Routen erreicht werden. Die erste führt über die alte Straße östlich von Field's Hütte. Dort trifft der Kurier auf George, der mit einem wettet, das man es nicht bis zur Basis schafft und kann die Abschussdaten der Artillerie kaufen. Die zweite Route kann von dem unmarkierten Ort mit dem Namen "Bahntunnel" erreicht werden, welcher sich östlich von Raul's Hütte befindet.
Wenn man es bis zum Eingang geschafft hat, sind die auffälligsten Gebäude der Kontrollturm und die Hangare im Westen. Im Osten befinden sich zwei parallel zueinander verlaufende Startbahnen, die den größten Teil der Basis einnehmen. Hier befinden sich auch die landwirtschaftlich genutzten Grundstücke der Rumser. Strom für die gesamte Basis liefern die Solarzellen der Nellis-Anlage, welche sich nördlich der landwirtschaftlich genutzten Grundstücke befindet. Es gibt einen Friedhof entlang des Zaunes in der nordöstlichen Ecke.
In einem Hangar werden Teile für einen B-29 Bomber gelagert, während der andere Hangar sozialen Zwecken dient. Die VR-Terminals werden benutzt, um Piloten zu trainieren. Auch gibt es hier eine Kantine und ein Lager. Im Verlauf des Tages können hier die wichtigsten Personen der Rumser gefunden werden.
Wellblechbaraken und Hütten bieten Wohnraum, sowie medizinische und schulische Gebäude befinden sich im Westen. Pearl und Loyal haben ihre eigenen Hütten, während der Rest der Rumser in getrennten Hütten schläft. Auch gibt es ein Museum über die Rumser und eine Hütte, wo Biodiesel hergestellt und gelagert wird.
Gebäude
Einwohner
- Pearl
- Raquel
- Loyal
- Lindsay
- Rumserlehrer
- Argyll
- Pete
- Jack
- Janet (wenn die Quest Junge Herzen beendet wurde)
- Rumser-Koch
- Rumser-Wache
- Mini-Rumser
- Rumser-Munitionsverwalter
Nennenswerte Fundsachen
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- Nellis AFB Schneekugel auf einem Tisch im Nellis-Rumsermuseum
- Deans Buch der Elektronik in Loyals Haus
- Haubitzenabfeuervorrichtung in einem Schrank in der Nellis-Werkstatt
- Diverse Fertigkeitsmagazine; ¡La Fantoma!, Patriot's Cookbook, und Tales of Chivalrie auf oder über Pete's Bett im Nellis-Rumsermuseum
- Fertigkeitsmagazin Deckung! in einem Bücheregal in Pearls Baracke
- Fertigkeitsmagazin Patrioten Kochbuch in einem Bücheregal in der Nellis-Männerbaracke
- Boxing Times, Programmer's Digest, Fixin' Things auf dem Schreibtisch in der Schule.
- Lad's Life, Patriot's Cookbook, Today's Physician inside the locked (very easy) desk in der Schule.
- Fat Man und 3 mini nukes can be pick-pocketed from a Boomer while they are sleeping in one of three tents south-east of the Mess Hall & Munitions Storage hangar.
- Another mini nuke can be stolen from the boomers munitions store. Its located in a wooden box on the top shelf.
- Thump-Thump can be found in the Nellis array generator building bottom floor next to a skeleton and to the left of the ant mound.
- 102 Mais inside the base bio-diesel refinery. Located north-north-east of the Nellis Rumser Museum.
- 2 Sunset Sarsaparilla-Sternkorken can be found on the north-eastern most table in the mess hall among other bottle caps
- 2 mini nukes and 2 missiles with other ammunition boxes, found in bottom floor of Nellis array next to a big door on the shelving and surrounding area.
- Today's Physician can be found in the Nellis-Kinderbaracke in the "drawer" of the end-table with the lamp.
- A key to a locked gun case (very hard) in the armory of Vault 34 that can open the gun case for the Pulse gun can be found in a filing cabinet in Pearl's barracks.
- Several combat armors can be stolen from the hanger where loyal is found during the day. They are in metal boxes marked as armor case.
- diverse Munition im Munitionslager
- Ein einzigartiges Granatengewehr im Erdgeschoss des Generatoren Gebäudes der Nellis-Anlage (es liegt neben einem Skelett)
- 2 Sunset Sarsaparilla-Sternkorken auf einem Tisch im nordosten der Kantine
- diverse Munition auf den Regalen in der untersten Ebene der Nellis-Anlage
Verbundene Quests
Trivia
Nellis AFB, ursprünglich Las Vegas Army Air Field, wurde zu Ehren 1st Lieutenant William Harrell Nellis dessen Heimatstadt Searchlight in Nevada war, umbenannt. Auch Searchlight spielt in Fallout New Vegas eine Rolle.
Notizen und Infos
- If you dismiss a follower while at Nellis, they will walk through the artillery field and be killed. It is advisable to dismiss your followers at the nearby Field's Shack instead, or run them through the artillery field to safety before dismissing them.
- If you give Jack scrap metal, it increases your fame with Nellis. If you give enough (about 50 units), you gain instant Idolized status with Nellis Air Force Base. Because of this, you can instantly complete that portion of the quest Volare!. There are about 10 scrap metal in the hangar alone, as long as you don't mind stealing them.
- If you store most of your equipment in the nearby Field's Hütte, running across the artillery field becomes easier. Simply fast travel back to your equipment when you have entered the base.
- If you kill the Rumser that has the mini nuke, he will eventually respawn, possibly being a source of infinite mini nukes. The respawn sequence takes about 24 in-game hours.
- Using a Stealth Boy will not help you get past the artillery bombardment.
- If you look at the screen of the Virtual reality pods from the outside, images of Tranquility Lane are shown just like Hidden Valley bunker.
- There is a Brotherhood of Steel paladin in the ruins of the town, who will normally have been shelled to death by the time you have reached him. It is interesting to note he is not hostile even whilst wearing NCR faction armor.
- In the far north east corner of the Base is a make shift graveyard: if you stay in the area and listen you can hear a mans ghostly voice repeatingly whispering one or two inaudible lines.
- Although they won't bomb you once you've introduced yourself or anyone wearing a Boomer flight/jump suit, mini-Boomers can occasionally be seen returning to the base while bombs rain down.
- When getting to Nellis AFB, closely follow the rock wall on the left after going into the artillery field. Do not stop moving. As you approach the corner where the fence meets the rock wall the shelling will stop. Follow the fence to the entrance. You should suffer little to no damage from the artillery.
- Another way to easily get through is to hug the right rock wall as you enter from the road. Run as fast as you can towards the railroad doors. Once you read the railroad doors, turn around and continue hugging the right rock wall up the railroad tracks. This will eventually lead you to the fence. Turn left and hug the fence until you reach the main gate. This technique doesn't work so well in Hardcore mode because your companions will get killed behind you as you make your mad dash.
- On the way there (before the bombardment) a man named George will make a wager on you getting back alive. He wants 300caps, and with a barter check you only need to give him 200caps. If you pass the barter check you actually lose out on 200caps, as if you give him the 300caps, you can actually earn 600caps when you go back to him. If you give him 200caps, you'll only get 400caps. So it is advised to give him the 300caps.
- The VR simulators in the second hangar cannot be used.
- If you haven't received the note from the NCR soldier about Ambassador Crocker, and you sleep or wait here he might approach you
- If you have Veronica Santangelo with you while you are inside Nellis Airforce Base. She might say something like "A bunch of people with advanced technology shutting themselves away from everyone.
- If you tell the guard you ran through the artillery field, people will comment on it.
- With Cass as a companion, Boomers will walk up to her and say, "Whatever you're selling, we have plenty of it."
Auftritte
Nellis Air Force Base erscheint nur in Fallout: New Vegas.
Bugs
The guard that opens the gate may stand with his back turned and will not interact with the player.- Shelling may continue when near the Nellis fence and just inside the base.
- If the player attacks the guards and Mr. Gutsies near the fences, a guard may become glitched so that he is invincible, and no new guards will spawn to let you into the gate. FIX: While standing at the gate go into V.A.T.S. and disarm one of the roaming patrols. The (non-glitched) guard with the rocket launcher seemed to be the easiest. When successfully done a fight will ensue, but holstering your weapon will end the fight, and the glitched guard who should interact with the player will freeze in whatever position he was in when the fight ended. Get the fight to end with the guard near enough to the fence, and the player may speak to him through it. Play should proceed normally.
- At times the textures and layout maps fail to load correctly, leaving any character or robot that wanders into the afflicted area stuck in the ground if it reverts to normal.
- There is a greenhouse that has planks nailed to the main door. The player may activate it, but nothing happens.
- If the gate to the entrance of the air base is left open, some of the mini boomers may walk out and get attacked by the mortars. They don't die or even get affected by the missiles, they just keep walking and never come back. When the player walks with them the mortars do not fire, but if 2 - 5 steps are taken away from them, the mortars will begin firing again.
- At times, the guards at the front gate or in guard towers will randomly attack the player, even at accepted status.
- Boomers will pile up just inside the west entrance/exit door of Mess Hall & Munitions Storage, vibrating and stuttering off of each other. Companions get 'lodged' inside the cluster upon entrance, and it takes several minutes for them to work free. Sometimes upon exit the Boomers will all 'burst free' and exit at the same time as the courier & companions, to then roam the base normally.
- Sometimes, after completing most or all of the quests for the Boomers and then making a trip back to the Base, you may incur a random infamy gain with the Boomers for no reason in particular. None of the Boomers will be hostile towards you, and no evidence or bodies of what could have happened can be found. (It could possibly be caused by the completion of Heartache by the Number and choosing to kill Alice McLafferty, which in turn can turn Janet from the Junge Herzen quest (if you chose to have her come to NFB) hostile and force the Boomers to put her down at your expense).(Tested on Xbox, when approaching the museum infamy is gained, entering the museum triggers Pete to enter dialogue, in which he complains that the player walked off without listening to his speech. Could this be fixed by approaching him while he isn't in the museum?)
- If you go near the base, discover it, and leave without approaching the Boomer who was shooting at you, Raquel will appear later at some point (usually after fast traveling) and asks you to go meet Mother Pearl. You will be forced to go back to the base with her to see Mother Pearl.
- Female Boomers at Nellis AFB may have facial hair despite being female.
- Sometimes no one ever comes to the gate, making this portion of the game un-completable.
Hinter den Kulissen
- Nellis Air Force Base was named in honor of Republic P-47 Thunderbolt Pilot 1st Lieutenant William Harrell Nellis, who was killed in WWII during the famous Battle of the Bulge.
Galerie
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Closeup of the entry monument
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