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Tenpin Tenpin is a Mister Handy found at the General Atomics Galleria in 2287 . Background . Tenpin runs the main counter at Back Alley Bowling inside the General Atomics Galleria . Interactions with the player character . Other interactions . Tenpin will offer a game of bowling for the low price of five - thousand dollars . The Sole Survivor can ask to bowl with caps , to which he will state only legal tender is accepted . The player character can also pass a speech check to be allowed into the building free of charge . It is possible to bring 5 , 000 pre - War money to the Mister Handy unit and exchange it for a game of bowling , only to have it reveal that the lanes are obviously not working , optimistically stating that he ' ll have the service technician start on the Survivor ' s lane first as soon as he arrives . The player character then gets to explore the bowling alley freely , but the pre - War money cannot be retrieved . Appearances . Tenpin appears only in " Fallout 4 " .
Tangler ' s hand Tangler ' s hand is a miscellaneous item cut from the final version of " Fallout " . Characteristics . A cybernetic manipulator , in the shape and form of a hand , that belonged to Tangler , the leader of the Rippers . Damaged due to the sloppy nature of the removal process . Appearances . While not featured in the final version of either game , it can be found in the game files of both " Fallout " and " Fallout 2 " .
Autodoc Raised Hit Points II Autodoc Raised Hit Points II is a " Fallout 2 " perk . This is a special perk , so it cannot be taken at new levels like other perks . It is unobtainable . Notes . Andrew ' s script checks the Chosen One ' s intelligence for the purpose of this perk , but because the option to obtain it requires an IN of 3 or below the perk cannot be obtained . Bugs . Trying to view this perk in the character sheet makes the game crash because its description ' s number points towards that of Alcohol Raised Hit Points II .
Charlie Adler Charles Michael " Charlie " Adler ( born October 2 , 1956 in Boston , MA ) is an American voice actor who voiced Harold in " Fallout " and " Fallout 2 " . Biography . Aside from acting , Adler has also worked as a teacher , a janitor and caretaker in a church , a house renovator / painter , a baker for a house of ill repute , a graphic artist and a nude model at the Art Students League in New York , and is currently working on his degree in naturopathy and contact reflexology . Career . Adler ' s most famous voice credits include " The Smurfs " , " Tiny Toon Adventures " , " Cow and Chicken " , " AAAHH ! ! ! Real Monsters ! " , " I Am Weasel " and " Rocko ' s Modern Life " . In " " , Adler provided the voices for the three major characters ( and also I . R . Baboon in the " " shorts featured with each episode ) . This is unusual in contemporary animation , though would commonly do this in the " golden age " of animation . He also starred in Michael Bay ' s 2007 live - action film " Transformers " and its 2009 sequel , " Transformers : Revenge of the Fallen " , providing the voice of Starscream , after having voiced the characters of Silverbolt and Triggerhappy in the 1980s " Transformers " animated series . Just as Chris Latta voiced both Starscream and Cobra Commander in the Sunbow cartoons , Charlie Adler also was the voice of Cobra Commander in " G . I . Joe : Resolute " . Adler is also a voice director for " " , " " , " " , " " and " " .
Gregory Alan Williams Gregory Alan Williams ( born June 12 , 1956 ) is an American voice actor . In " " he voices Bruce Isaac , The Lonesome Drifter , Cliff Briscoe , Corporal William Farber , Trent Bascom , Don Hostetler , Cook - Cook , , , Bill Ronte , Dead Sea , Severus , , Mr . Holdout , Greasy Johnny , and additional characters .
Plugging a Leak Plugging a Leak is an Institute side quest in " Fallout 4 " . It can be accomplished for the benefit of the Institute or against their interests . Detailed walkthrough . Speak to Doctor Justin Ayo of the Synth Retention Bureau . He suspects that someone within The Institute is helping synths escape . His prime suspect is Doctor Alan Binet in the Robotics department . Go there and access any terminal to read the logs . Additionally , Doctor Binet can be spoken to . The terminal will lead the Sole Survivor to the Binet residence , where they will find the doctor ' s son , Liam Binet , and Liam ' s " mother , " Eve . While there , access the terminal and read the logs . Return to the Synth Retention Bureau , access one of their terminals and read the logs . The Survivor will then be directed to the maintenance room , where Eve will be found acting suspiciously . She claims to have developed a motherly attachment to Liam and has been covering his tracks . Unhappy at being found out , she will point a gun at the player character . At this point , either eliminate her or pass a Hard Charisma check to convince her to stand down . Whatever the decision , head back to Liam at the Binet residence . When Liam is confronted , one will have two options : Report Liam to Doctor Ayo or frame Doctor Ayo . Option 1 . Report Liam to Doctor Ayo . Return to Dr . Ayo and inform him of Liam ' s actions to receive a reward of 1 , 000 caps and end the quest . Further to this , Liam will be banished from the Institute . Option 2 . Frame Doctor Ayo . Go to to Ayo ' s quarters and access his private terminal . Disable the safeguards and return to Liam to end the quest and receive Liam ' s glasses as a reward . Justin will then be replaced by Alana Secord as acting director . Bugs . Terminal at the Synth Retention Bureau may not direct you to the maintenance room .
Jackson ( Fallout 4 ) Jackson is a character mentioned in " Fallout 4 " . Background . Jackson was the mayor of Quincy when it was still inhabited by friendly individuals . He was the one responsible for the summoning of the Minutemen , following one of Mama Murphy ' s visions . Appearances . is mentioned only in " Fallout 4 " .
Character Characters are the representations of persons in works of art . In the " Fallout " series , the term refers to the various inhabitants of the Wasteland . Characters can be divided into non - player characters ( NPCs ) , mentioned - only characters ( MOCs ) and player characters ( PCs ) . Non - player character . A non - player character is an AI - controlled character that the player can interact with . In the Gamebryo games , NPCs are pre - programmed via " packages " in the GECK editor . Mentioned - only character . A mentioned - only character is any person that does not actually appear in a game , and is mentioned in conversation with NPCs , on holodisk s , note s , terminal s , or any other source in the specific game . Player character . The player character is a player ' s avatar in the game world . These can be designed by them , but some of the games offer pre - designed player characters as well . Player characters ' decisions make a dramatic impact on the wasteland and its inhabitants .
Assault rifle ( Fallout 4 ) The assault rifle is a weapon in " Fallout 4 " . Background . Fed from a side - mounted magazine , this gas - operated assault rifle has anti - aircraft style sights and a water - cooled jacket that shrouds the barrel and maintains its temperature under sustained fire , pumped using water stored in the weapon ' s telescoping stock . It includes a charging handle on the right and a carry handle on the top , all fashioned out of durable wood . Now a common sight in the Commonwealth , this assault rifle is used by higher - ranking raiders , Gunners officers , and some super mutants . Characteristics . The assault rifle starts off semi - automatic , but can be modded or found with an automatic receiver at the expense of a hefty damage reduction . A regular , semi - automatic , non legendary assault rifle with all of the highest level mods equipped deals around 99 damage assuming the Sole Survivor has all of the Rifleman perks . The weapon is incredibly heavy for an assault rifle , weighing 13 . 1 pounds ( 5 . 9 kg ) unmodified with a short barrel , and when fully modified it rivals the minigun in weight . The assault rifle has low recoil and good accuracy ( even when fitted with a fully automatic receiver ) , both of which are excellent handling traits for sustained automatic fire , though the weapon can burn through ammo rapidly ; this can be compounded by the relative scarcity of 5 . 56mm rounds at lower levels that can be looted from enemies without the Scrounger perk , so fire discipline is necessary . Burst firing is advised , especially for long range engagements . Unfortunately , the weapon is difficult to extensively modify without heavy investment in the Gun Nut perk , and one investment in the Science ! perk for its more advanced optical sights . However , since assault rifles begin to replace combat rifles and pipe weapons as enemy armament once the player character reaches a sufficiently high level , modified examples can be found / looted as well , some of which will eventually come equipped with highest - level mods such as suppressors or recon scopes .
Fallout Shelter soundtrack This is a list of the public domain songs used in " Fallout Shelter " . the majority consists of songs previously used in " Fallout 3 " , with one minor exception used in one of the trailers , although the " Nuka World song " ( both the instrumental rendition AND the original version ) could be heard during the Nuka - World update . Behind the scenes . The ambush music appears to be a sped up , up - tempo excerpt from " Jump for Joy " .
Rodger Gaire Rodger Gaire is the military leader of the Reaver Movement in 2197 . Background . Rodger Gaire was a brash , thick - limbed man in his forties . Deeply honorable , he prefers to face the enemy directly in battle , rather than sit around a web of spies and informants . He is quick to anger , yet quick to forgive . Interactions with the player character . Effects of player ' s actions . He is saved by the Warrior from the attack by robots . Notes . After he was rescued , the Elders decided it would be best to send him to one of many , Brotherhood internment camps . The Elders determined that was an excellent opportunity to pick his brain for any additional information . It is unknown what happened to them after that . Appearances . Rodger Gaire appears only in " " .
Cheezy poofs Cheezy poofs is a miscellaneous item in " Fallout 2 " . Background . They ' re yummy , they ' re nutritious ( well sort of ) , and they last " forever " without going stale - they ' re scrum - diddle - icious Cheezy Poofs , and giant mole rats just love ' em . Uses . This item can be given to a giant talking mole rat , The Brain , under the Gecko junkyard . Behind the scenes . These are most likely a reference to " " character Eric Cartman ' s favorite food .
Hydra Hydra is a in " " . Background . Hydra is a drug developed from antivenom . Due to the Legion ' s disapproval of using modern medicine , some Legionaries attempted to develop a different means to help them heal damaged limbs . To do that , they combined with antivenom , developing hydra - a curative agent which both anesthetizes and restores crippled limbs over time . Despite its origins in the Legion , this drug has since seen extensive use throughout the entire Mojave Wasteland , including NCR field hospitals . Characteristics . Hydra appears as a " Supa Yum " - brand soda bottle with three sealed glass vials of liquid taped around its middle , each one with a thin rubber tube feeding their contents up to the mouth of the bottle . Like a , hydra is used to restore health to crippled limbs , making it especially useful in Hardcore mode where s or sleeping in a bed one doesn ' t own ( from having rented or being given the room ) won ' t heal these injuries . It has the advantage over doctor ' s bags in that it is weightless and it will continue to slowly heal the crippled wounds over 60 seconds . In a tough fight , where one might receive crippling wounds several times , a single dose of hydra can heal them as they are received . Hydra also benefits from the Chemist and Day Tripper perks . The downside is that hydra carries a 10 % risk of developing an addiction . If this happens one will suffer a negative hit to statistics ( - 3 Endurance ) unless more hydra is used , Fixer is used , or a doctor is seen . Excessive use causes dilated eyes , an increased heart rate and blood pressure and massive sweating . Crafting . This item can be by the player . Creation requirements Behind the scenes . This chem is named after the in Greek mythology , which regrew two heads in place of every one head severed .
Honest Hearts trailer The " Honest Hearts " trailer is the trailer for the " " , " Honest Hearts " . It was released on 4PM GMT , May 11th , 2011 . It features the voice of Joshua Graham . Notes . The trailer shows that the add - on features rain , something never seen in a " Fallout " game before .
Ghost people flesh Ghost people flesh is a in the " " " Dead Money " . Characteristics . Ghost people flesh can never be collected by the Courier under normal circumstances . It is created when Dog kills one of the ghost people as part of his ghost people eating script , so that he can eat from the corpse and regain some health . Notes . The flesh is red , even though ghost people are green on the inside .
Griswold ' s poetry collection Griswold ' s poetry collection is a holodisk in " Fallout 4 " . Unlike most traditional holotapes , this one is text based . There is no audio . It contains a small collection of bad poetry written by a raider named Griswold ( though he is not a named raider at this location ) .
Bob ( Van Buren ) Bob is a bounty hunter at Hoover Dam ' s Downtown in 2253 . Background . Bob was a settler and running Hock - it - to - Bob long before Dodge and his entourage came . He used to run his shop out of a tent along the Rim . Now , he has a nice , sturdy shack in Downtown to conduct business , and business has been decent , even though there ' s a war . Bob is a tough , no - nonsense man in his mid fifties . When other people get sick of their crap , or they need money to pay off one of Dusty ' s tabs , most folks at Hoover come to see Bob of Hock - it to Bob . In modern terms , Bob would be a pawn dealer . Every month Bob has something new to sell , so the player can check out Bob ' s wares just to see if there is something they have to have . He is given a job to kill El Diablo , a crazy man who thinks he is a vampire . El Diablo isn ' t going to come quietly , though ; he might just bite Bob ' s neck . Notes . A severed head is found on El Diablo if he is killed by the PC . This may have been meant to be Bob ' s head , indicating his failure to kill Diablo . Appearances . Bob has not appeared nor is he mentioned in any published game . He was to appear only in " Van Buren " , the canceled " Fallout 3 " by Black Isle Studios . It is not certain if he will appear in any future " Fallout " game .
Michael O ' Malley Michael O ' Malley is a character mentioned in " Fallout 4 " . Background . Michael O ' Malley was a man who lived before the Great War . Him and his family were scheduled to reside in Vault 114 . Appearances . is mentioned only in " Fallout 4 " .
Grenade pistol The grenade pistol is a small gun in " " . Characteristics . Due to the grenade pistol ' s rifled barrel , they can no longer properly chamber a flare cartridge , technically making them grenade launchers , and no longer flare pistols . Location . This weapon is carried by one of three civilians in the Cold Water market .
Mornings with Marie Mornings with Marie was a daily radio show broadcast on Galaxy News Radio in 2077 . Background . Hosted by Marie , it was from 6 am to 10 am , the show was very popular and a major attraction for the network . Surviving posters of Galaxy News Radio , from before the Great War show an advertisement for it . Appearances . Mornings with Marie is mentioned in " Fallout 3 " .
Tricorn hat The Tricorn hat is a piece of headwear in " Fallout 4 " . Characteristics . The Tricorn hat is the three - pointed hat worn by John Hancock , mayor of Goodneighbor . The hat is nearly identical to the Minutemen general ' s hat , only dirtier and secured near the points rather than in the middle . It provides a bonus of 1 to Charisma .
Gun case The gun case is a storage container found in " Fallout 3 " , and " " . Description . A gun case is one of the many item storage units in the game . It is not as common as the usual locker variants , but isn ' t rare . As the name implies , it usually has guns in it , and like most containers the items found within can vary between different games . They are labeled as gun cases and they look like the normal footlocker , or the larger counterpart that stands upright , much like a locker . Game mechanics . The player ' s character can find or deposit items in a gun case . Appearances . Gun cases appear in " Fallout 3 " and in " " .
Glutton Creeper Games Glutton Creeper Games is a PnP RPG publisher responsible for the canceled " Fallout d20 " . On June 10 , 2006 GCG finished contract negotiations with Interplay for a license to create a setting for " Fallout " . On May 8 , 2007 ZeniMax Media / Bethesda Softworks threatened to file an injunction against GCG for damages , should they not cease and desist production of " Fallout PnP d20 " products . They stated that Interplay never had the rights to license a Pen and Paper to GCG under their license of " Fallout " from 2004 before the purchase of the IP , and claimed that it may damage the Fallout brand and forthcoming " Fallout 3 " release by linking the two . The " Fallout d20 " page on GCG website was removed . On June 19 , 2007 GCG finished the conversion of the " Fallout d20 " project to the Exodus Post - Apocalyptic setting that encompasses the South - West of the United States ( to include New Mexico , Arizona , California , Utah , Nevada ) . The system is generic enough to use in any setting , but have added a new storyline that is based on events that started in 1939 , altering the history of the world ever so slightly until 2012 , when the mother of all wars began , and man was forced to retreat from his own destruction . In 2009 , GCG released two additional Exodus Supplements to support the setting , that parodies " Fallout " and several other Post - Apocalyptic cult media . As of August 2012 , a third supplement " Exodus : Texas " was added to the line and is available as a . pdf . It details and expands feats , skills , playable classes , factions and the game setting with an emphasis on Texas .
Medieval ruler outfit The Medieval ruler outfit is a rare outfit in " Fallout Shelter " . Characteristics . Red variant of the Nobility outfit . Includes a golden crown with inlaid rubies and emeralds . It provides dweller ' s with + 2 Perception , + 2 Charisma and + 1 Luck . Only male dwellers can wear this outfit . Crafting . A high Charisma statistic is needed to effectively create the Medieval ruler outfit .
Vault 81 Tour Vault 81 Tour is a miscellaneous quest in " Fallout 4 " , where the player is offered a tour of Vault 81 by child resident Austin Engill . Detailed walkthrough . On the player ' s first interaction with Austin Engill , he will offer to take player on tour of vault for a price of 5 caps or for free if the player successfully passes a Charisma check . Austin will then proceed to show the main rooms of the vault to the player . Once the tour is completed , the player will receive 75 experience points .
Find some endorphin blockers to make a cure for Jet Find some endorphin blockers to make a cure for Jet is a quest in " Fallout 2 " . This quest is another way to produce Jet antidote , a cure for Jet addiction . Walkthrough . Steps . Talk to Myron in the Stables about Jet addiction and ask him about a cure for Jet . Convince him there might be a cure . Now , go to Vault City and talk to Dr . Troy . Notes . To complete both this quest and Deliver a sample of jet to Dr . Troy , the player character must first get that quest . Next , talk to Myron about Jet production ( not the cure ) and have him join . Deliver the Jet sample to Dr . Troy , and immediately talk to Myron about a cure and finally talk to Dr . Troy about endorphin blockers .
Unnamed missile carrier The unnamed missile carrier was either a self - propelled artillery system or an anti - aircraft missile system of the United States Armed Forces before the war . One appears in the intro of " Fallout 4 " and a second one can be seen blocking the path to the bridge in pre - War Sanctuary Hills . Characteristics . A tracked vehicle with an armored crew compartment and equipped with two missiles .
Jonny ' s in the Slag caves . Find a way to get Jonny back home to Balthas Jonny ' s in the Slag caves . Find a way to get Jonny back home to Balthas is a side quest in " Fallout 2 " . Detailed walkthrough . You found Jonny in the Slags ' underground cistern . Now , you need to prove that you ' re here to take him home . To do that , don ' t tell him " Want some candy , little boy ? " , but tell him that his father Balthas wants him to come home . He ' ll tell you to speak with Vegeir , the Slag leader . None shall pass . Vegeir won ' t let you take Jonny home until the Modoc situation is resolved . Find Karl , and calm Jo ' s fears . Then , and only then , will Vegeir let Jonny ( with the Chosen One as an escort ) return to Modoc . Notes . The European version of Fallout has no sprites for children and they cannot be spoken to nor interacted with ; this results in Laddie running up to the spot where Jonny should be and just staring longingly at an empty space , making this quest impossible to complete without telling Balthas that Jonny is dead .
Gas Station ( special encounter ) Gas Station is a special encounter in " " . Here , inside of a run down gas station , you ' ll find Granma operating a trading post . She ' ll sell the player a number of edibles , chems and medical items , along with the Elixir of Life , a unique drink that permanently adds + 1 to Endurance and + 17 Hit Points . Notes . This encounter is one of many special encounters of " Fallout Tactics " , and it is intended for humor . Because of this , this location and the events that transpired within it should be considered as non - canon . Bugs . Any items you leave on the floor of this map will respawn every time you visit the map . ( fixed in 1 . 27 )
Eric Rice Eric Rice is a character mentioned in " Fallout 4 " . Background . Eric Rice was the CEO of HalluciGen , Inc . in 2077 . He is the author of a note addressed to his coworker Paul . Appearances . Eric Rice is mentioned only in " Fallout 4 " .
Red Rock drug lab The Red Rock drug lab is a in the Mojave Wasteland , located in Red Rock Canyon . It is the base of operations for the Great Khans ' drug business . Layout . The Red Rock drug lab consists of 5 trailers along the bottom of a cliff . It is found by following a path just slightly northeast of The Proving Ground . Appearances . The Red Rock drug lab appears only in " " .