Alternately, access can be gained by picking the Very Hard lock, by having Veronica Santangelo as a companion, or by advancing far enough into any storyline to be asked to investigate the Brotherhood. If at least one of the holotapes is in the inventory, the option to speak its passphrase into the intercom will be available.
The cement wall around the bunker's door includes graffiti that reads "BAN THE BOMB," "GIVE PEACE A CHANCE!!!" and several other similar sentiments.Īpproved, unaccompanied access to the bunker cannot be gained unless at least one of the holotapes is recovered from the two dead Brotherhood of Steel paladins at the REPCONN headquarters, the paladins in Moe's crater near Black Mountain, or the two dead Brotherhood soldiers in a ditch on the artillery-battered area outside Nellis Air Force Base. A small broken tree stump sits directly on top of the dome, which is unique to this bunker and sets it apart from the others nearby. The fast travel location can be distinguished by a hollowed-out rock marked with a heart and "no bomb" graffiti, which is located northwest of the entrance. Others tell of seeing armored figures exiting the valley from within a raging sandstorm that seems to arrive every evening and stay for the night. Furthermore, prospectors have reported an eerie feeling upon entering the complex. Prospectors who have returned from Hidden Valley have reported four bunkers, each with an intercom system, but complete silence in response to any calls on the intercoms. Stretches of drooping pre-War wire fences also note the area as being USAF restricted. Signs on the roads and peaks leading into the valley mark the boundaries of the complex.
Abandoned even before the war, the area around the bunkers is littered with junk. Hidden Valley is a complex of USAF bunkers remaining from before the Great War near the heart of the valley. To change it, please edit the transcluded page.ĭERVISH camouflage system in Hidden Valley This section is transcluded from Hidden Valley.
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