Plus, most of the monorail seems to be in a tunnel, so it should be relatively safe from the elements and easy to repair. pretty much nothing prewar would still be standing. After two hundred years, no maintenance, radioactive storm, combat. The monorail would be the least of your problems. Then again, I launched a sailing ship crewed by robots through the air and wedged into a high rise building, so'rule of cool' is definitely at play in Fallout.Д®h. I just think it could have been explained/implemented better without being such a ' WTF' head scratcher. The monorail is an homage to Disneyland and is a cool one at that. That monorail would be dead, dead, dead in the really-real world.ДЄnyway, as I originally said I am not trying to poke holes in the game. Parts of that track wouldn't still be standing, and any heavy industrial equipment likely isn't working to repair fallen sections of track. Those trains wouldn't be running, slaves or otherwise.

Which all works via Fallout Logic, just not real world logic. or hell, they might even try scavenging stuff from the monorail itself. And the monorail is perfect for their purpose, because they can a) control the power, so people cant just turn the thing around, b) its high off of the ground, so getting off mid-journey is going to be difficult, and c) scavengers would see the intact monorail and think of all the other intact technology. Hell, they even planted a guy at the terminal to lure people in. And its pretty obvious the raiders keep it in running order (or at least, they tell their slaves to do it): How would they get new victims for the Gauntlet otherwise? I mean, its pretty straightforward. Well, of course they wouldnt decorate it raider style. Shadow Captain Edithae wrote: Perhaps the raiders repaired it.Д«ut there weren't enough spiked skull poles, and cadavers hanging off the trains.

Is that not possible? I'd be fine with that, if Nuka World wasn't a settlement as long as the 'slaves' in my game stopped dressing and acting like slaves. In your case if you go to the end and then kill the gang leaders I think you'll end up with the worst of both worlds: no raiders in Nuka World and a pissed off Commonwealth that you raided against.ДЄlso, I can't seem to find a way to turn Nuka World into a settlement and clean it up. I am kinda disappointed there isn't an 'anti-Raider' story arc as I wasn't willing to trash my character's standing with various settlements in order to become King-of-the-Raiders so if you end up being a softy there doesn't seem to be much content to gain from that moral choice. I finished clearing out Nuka World, restored the power, and the only difference is that now the slaves are happy, but they are still wearing their slave collars and the whole area just seems much less occupied. SoI had a change of heart and gunned down all of the gangs and 'freed' the slaves and not much has changed. The side quests kept having me go into the Commonwealth and kill/enslave groups that would mess up my standing with allies. I cleared two sections of Nuka World and assigned them to two different Raider gangs. Is there an option to kill all the leaders at the end of the DLC, so you can experience the content first? Most characters I run wouldn't sign up to lead raiders without an option to turn them around, and I feel like that'd relegate me to being able to experience only a minimal amount of Nuka-World without making a character specifically to not give a crap.

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