Welcome to Arqade! Elder scrolls free download full. You haven't really laid it out, but it sounds like you're suggesting starting the quest to get Dogmeat to show up. That doesn't help if the player is past that quest, and is more involved than the currently accepted solution of getting another companion to follow you, even if they aren't. – DCShannon Jul 12 '16 at 22:29. Nov 25, 2008 Saying goodbye to dogmeat - posted in Fallout 3 Spoilers: Walking through the wasteland was a long and lonesome journey. Then in the distance I heard the sounds of gunfire and barking. I ran to the aide of a dog who was being attacked by raiders. It's alright boy, you're safe now. With no one to care for him, I asked the poor animal if he would like to come with my on my journey to find my.
A list of all the permanent companions in the game including their stats so you can choose who you want to travel with.
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In Fallout 3 there are a total of eight permanent companions who can join you on your journey through the Wastes and you can have up to two companions following you at the same time, Dogmeat plus either Sergeant R-L3 or a human. Most companions have a Karma requirement and will not join you unless you match it.
Companions are useful to bring along with you as not only do they provide even more firepower in battle, but they can also be used to store your loot when you become over encumbered, letting you scavenge more items before having to go back to town to trade.
Below is a list of all eight permanent companions in Fallout 3 along with their personal stats and how to hire them.
Butch DeLoria
- Karma requirement – Neutral;
- Default armor – Tunnel Snake outfit;
- Default ranged weapon – 10mm pistol;
- Default melee weapon – Butch’s Toothpick;
- Hit points (player level) – 190 (1), 285 (20), 335 (30);
- Base S.P.E.C.I.A.L. – 5 ST, 5 PE, 4 EN, 5 CH, 5 IN, 5 AG, 5 LK;
- Tagged skills – Small Guns, Unarmed, Science;
- Carry weight – 200.
After the main quest ‘The Waters of Life’ has been completed, travel to the entrance of Vault 101. Tune into the Vault 101 Distress Signal on your Pipboy and you will start ‘Trouble on the Homefront’. There are three ways to complete this quest, two of which will result in Butch becoming a possible companion. After completing the quest, either by siding with the rebels or sabotaging the Vault, Butch will end up in the Muddy Rudder in the lower deck of Rivet City.
Charon
- Karma requirement – None;
- Default armor – Leather armor;
- Default ranged weapon – Charon’s shotgun;
- Default melee weapon – Combat knife;
- Hit points (player level) – 240 (1), 315 (20), 365 (30);
- Base S.P.E.C.I.A.L. – 6 ST, 7 PE, 5 EN, 3 CH, 3 IN, 6 AG, 5 LK;
- Tagged skills – Small Guns, Explosives, Sneak;
- Carry weight – 210.
Charon is Ahzrukhal’s personal bodyguard, located in The Ninth Circle in Underworld. He is tied to Ahzrukhal’s contract and will not accompany you unless you are in possession of it. You can obtain the contract either by paying Ahzrukhal 2,000 caps (1,000 if you have a Barter skill of 50) or by killing Greta.
Clover
- Karma requirement – Evil;
- Default armor – Dirty pre-War spring outfit;
- Default ranged weapon – Sawed-off shotgun;
- Default melee weapon – Chinese officer’s sword;
- Hit points (player level) – 240 (1), 335 (20), 385 (30);
- Base S.P.E.C.I.A.L. – 6 ST, 4 PE, 4 EN, 6 CH, 4 IN, 6 AG, 5 LK;
- Tagged skills – Small Guns, Melee Weapons, Barter;
- Carry weight – 210.
Clover is a slave who can be found in Paradise Falls, following Eulogy around with Crimson and can be purchased for 1,000 caps (500 if you have a Barter skill of 50).
Dogmeat
Vault Dweller
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- Karma requirement – None;
- Default armor – N/A;
- Default ranged weapon – N/A;
- Default melee weapon – Teeth;
- Hit points (player level) – 2,500 (5), 15,000 (30);
- Base S.P.E.C.I.A.L. – 7 ST, 8 PE, 7 EN, 6 CH, 2 IN, 8 AG, 3 LK;
- Tagged skills – N/A;
- Carry weight – N/A.
Dogmeat will approach you in the Scrapyard, south of Minefield, looking for a new owner.
Fawkes
- Karma requirement – Good;
- Default armor – N/A;
- Default ranged weapon – Gatling laser;
- Default melee weapon – Fawkes’ super sledge;
- Hit points (player level) – 3,000 (6), 15,000 (30);
- Base S.P.E.C.I.A.L. – 9 ST, 3 PE, 8 EN, 5 CH, 3 IN, 5 AG, 5 LK;
- Tagged skills – Big Guns, Melee Weapons, Energy Weapons;
- Carry weight – 240.
In order for Fawkes to join you, you must first help him escape Vault 87 during the main quest ‘Finding the Garden of Eden’. After his escape he will appear outside Raven Rock, just as you complete the next main quest, ‘The American Dream’. If he doesn’t join you here, he will appear in the lobby of the Museum of History.
Jericho
- Karma requirement – Evil;
- Default armor – Leather armour;
- Default ranged weapon – Chinese assault rifle;
- Default melee weapon – Nail board;
- Hit points (player level) – 235 (1), 310 (20), 360 (30);
- Base S.P.E.C.I.A.L. – 6 ST, 5 PE, 4 EN, 3 CH, 3 IN, 6 AG, 5 LK;
- Tagged skills – Small Guns, Big Guns, Melee Weapons;
- Carry weight – 210.
Jericho is found wandering around town in Megaton and requires you to pay him 1,000 caps for you to travel together.
Sergeant RL-3
- Karma requirement – Neutral;
- Default armor – N/A;
- Default ranged weapon – Plasma rifle, Flamer;
- Default melee weapon – N/A;
- Hit points (player level) – 3,150 (9), 10,500 (30);
- Base S.P.E.C.I.A.L. – 5 ST, 6 PE, 5 EN, 5 CH, 5 IN, 5 AG, 5 LK;
- Tagged skills – N/A;
- Carry weight – 200.
Victoria 2 world conquest. Sergeant RL-3 is a Mister Gutsy robot owned by Tinker Joe, along with a few other robots. They can be found roaming between the RobCo Facility and Tenpenny Tower. Talk with Tinker Joe and he will tell you that Sergeant RL-3 is for sale for 1,000 caps (500 with a barter skill of 70).
Star Paladin Cross
- Karma requirement – Good;
- Default armor – Power armour;
- Default ranged weapon – Laser pistol;
- Default melee weapon – Super sledge;
- Hit points (player level) – 445 (1), 520 (20), 570 (30);
- Base S.P.E.C.I.A.L. – 5 ST, 7 PE, 6 EN, 4 CH, 3 IN, 6 AG, 4 LK;
- Tagged skills – Big Guns, Energy Weapons, Small Guns;
- Carry weight – 200.
Star Paladin Cross is a member of the Brotherhood of Steel, located in the Citadel laboratory. Having Good Karma is the only requirement for bringing her along with you.
Original Link – Continuation of discussion
Dogmeat | |
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Fallout character | |
First game | Fallout (1997) |
Created by | Tim Cain |
Designed by | Jesse Heinig |
Motion capture | River (Fallout 4) |
In-universe information | |
Race | Dog |
Home | The Wasteland |
Class | Sidekick |
Skill | Olfaction, animal bite |
Dogmeat is a recurring dog non-player character (NPC) in the Fallout series of post-apocalyptic themed role-playing video games. Dogmeat was introduced as an optional companion to the player character in the original Fallout (1997), and has made cameo appearances in the sequel Fallout 2 (1998) and in some other video games. Other, different Dogmeats are featured in the same role in Fallout 3 (2008) and Fallout 4 (2015). All incarnations of the character were well received, becoming widely regarded as one of the best remembered features in the series, as well as one of the most popular sidekick type characters in video gaming overall.
Appearances[edit]
In the original Fallout by Black Isle Studios and Interplay Entertainment, the protagonistplayer character, the Vault Dweller, first encounters the feral Dogmeat in Junktown. Dogmeat's former owner (an unnamed man closely resembling Max Rockatansky) died at the hands of thugs hired by a local gangster named Gizmo. If the player character feeds Dogmeat or is wearing a leather jacket, Dogmeat will follow them and fight in their defense. According to the series' canon, Dogmeat was adopted by the Vault Dweller on 30 December 2161, and killed by a force field barrier during the Vault Dweller's assault on the Master's Military Base on 20 April 2162.[1][2][3] Dogmeat was supposed to appear in the canceled film adaptation of the game as well.[4]
In Fallout 2, Dogmeat makes a non-canonical appearance in an Easter egg type special encounter 'Café of Broken Dreams'.[3][5] During the encounter, Dogmeat can be picked up by the player character, the Chosen One, if the player approaches him wearing Vault 13 jumpsuit (or the Bridgekeeper's robes, due to a bug in the game). If the player chooses to kill Dogmeat, a man named Mel (in a reference to Mel Gibson, the actor who played Mad Max in the film) will appear and try to avenge him.[6] Dogmeat has made uncredited cameo appearances outside of the Fallout universe in Troika Games' 2001 Arcanum: Of Steamworks and Magick Obscura (created by Fallout designer Tim Cain) and in 2004 The Bard's Tale by inXile Entertainment (headed by Fallout producer Brian Fargo). However, there were no plans to bring back Dogmeat for the original third Fallout game project by Black Isle Studios, the canceled Van Buren.[6]
An entirely different[3] dog named Dogmeat appears in Fallout 3 by Bethesda Softworks, which begins in the year 2277. His master, a scavenger, was killed by a band of raiders in the scrapyard where the dog is to be found. Dogmeat can be recruited by Fallout 3's player character, the Lone Wanderer. The dog can find objects of value across the landscape and bring them to the player.[7]Fallout 3 expansion set Broken Steel optionally (enabled by choosing the 'perk' bonus 'Puppies!' after reaching 22nd experience level) allows a killed Dogmeat to be replaced by a new one (with twice as many hit points, that is a starting value of 1,000 instead of 500) whenever he dies during the game.[8] A fanmade mod which provides an armor for Dogmeat was compared by Destructoid to the infamous[9] horse armor paid DLC from Bethesda's The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, 'except free and functional'.[10] Another mod adds Dogmeat to Fallout: New Vegas.[11]
A new version of Dogmeat appears in Fallout 4. In this game Dogmeat is a German Shepherd, and cannot die.[12]
Character design[edit]
For Fallout 3, Dogmeat was modeled to be of a Blue Heeler breed (pictured) to resemble the dog of Mad Max from the film Mad Max 2
Dogmeat was inspired by the unnamed dog of Max Rockatansky (Mad Max) from the 1981 post-apocalyptic film Mad Max 2. His initial name had been 'Dogshit' and his ultimate name was derived from the opening scene of the 1975 post-apocalyptic film A Boy and His Dog, in which the main character Vic calls his dog Blood 'Dogmeat'.[6] According to Fallout producer, lead programmer and designer Tim Cain, 'Leonard Boyarsky, the [game's] art director .. had that movie running continuously in his office, and I think he remarked on several occasions that having a dog in the game would be really cool. [It's] why we wanted a dog in the first place.'[6]Fallout programmer and designer Jesse Heinig was credited by Cain as probably 'one person to thank for Dogmeat.'[6] Heinig himself said: 'My understanding is that [Fallout designer] Scott Bennie settled on the name 'Dogmeat' for the character, and it's likely that he did pick that from the story in question.'[6]
In 2009, Fallout designer Chris Taylor said they 'never expected that Dogmeat would become such a popular character.' Taylor said: 'I always intended that the various NPCs that joined up with the player would come to a violent end. I was shocked when I heard of all the work people went through to keep Dogmeat alive to the end – especially the hell that they went through with the force fields in the Military Base.'[6] According to Fallout 2 and Fallout: New Vegas designer Chris Avellone, Dogmeat is 'arguably the most successful NPC companion ever' for several reasons: 'One, he doesn't talk, so the players can project a personality on to him. Two, he's effective in combat .. and three, he's a dog that stays with you through thick-and-thin. I don't think there's a deeper 'awww' sentiment than people have in their hearts for their pets.'[6]
Reception[edit]
Everyone knows that a dog is a man's best friend. Never is this truer than in a post-apocalyptic nuclear world.
–Tom Hoggins, The Telegraph[13]
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Kotaku's Owen Good called Dogmeat 'one of the franchise's most iconic characters' as well as its 'one of the most [e]motionally fulfilling features.'[14] The book Level Up!: The Guide to Great Video Game Design by Scott Rogers used him as an example while discussing how the 'party members don't need to be human'.[15] In 2008, UGO Team stated this 'undisputed champion of Fallout characters' is not 'only our favorite Fallout character, he's also one of gaming's greatest dogs.'[3] That same year, Joe Martin of Bit-tech ranked Dogmeat as the sixth top PC game NPC of all time, commenting: 'There are a lot of computer game characters we like and a few we’d even go so far as to say we love. Dogmeat though, despite being a definite tabula rasa, sits in a different category altogether and is the only computer game character that we’d reload and repeat significant portions of a game for, just so he could stand a better chance of survival.'[16] In 2009, Michael Fiegel of The Escapist called Dogmeat possibly the most beloved character of the Fallout universe, writing that 'in an uncaring wasteland .. Dogmeat is a moral compass: Though your needle might swing towards good or evil, his center always holds strong provided you protect him.'[6] Steve and Larson of ScrewAttack ranked Dogmeat as the tenth best gaming pet in 2011.[17] Dogmeat was included in numerous lists of best video game dogs, including by Lisa Foiles of The Escapist in 2010,[18] Michael Perry of PlayStation Official Magazine in 2012,[19] Gergo Vas of Kotaku in 2013,[20] and Benjamin Abbott of Metro, Brian Taylor of Paste, and the staff of Bild in 2014.[21][22][23] Ryan McCaffrey of IGN chose Dogmeat as the top feature he wished to return in Fallout 4.[24]
Dogmeat was also acclaimed by numerous publications as one of the best sidekick type characters in video games. He was included on GameSpot's list of the top ten video game sidekicks in 2000, chosen for his loyalty to his master in spite of his 'propensity to get himself into trouble, his inability to perform any tricks, and his refusal to listen to directions' in the original game.[25] This 'loyal companion' was also chosen by GameSpot to be one of the 64 characters to compete in the 2008 poll for the title of 'All-Time Greatest Game Sidekick'.[26] In 2004, Dogmeat placed as second on GameSpy's Dave Kosak's list of the best video game sidekicks, also because of his extreme faithfulness to the player's character.[27] In 2008, The Telegraph featured him as one of top ten greatest sidekicks in gaming history.[13] In 2011, Maximum PC included Dogmeat among the 25 of gaming's greatest sidekicks, commenting that 'though his look, his breed, and his stats have varied [through the series], Dogmeat has the loyalty and heart of a champion.'[28]
River, the dog who portrayed Dogmeat in Fallout 4 was awarded 'Top Video Game Dog of 2015' at The CW's World Dog Awards.[29]
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See also[edit]
References[edit]
- ^Black Isle Studios (30 September 1998). 'Fallout 2 Manual'(PDF). Fallout 2. Interplay.
- ^Avellone, Chris (25 February 2002). 'Fallout Bible 0'. Fallout Bible.
- ^ abcdUGO's Favorite Fallout CharactersArchived 5 November 2013 at the Wayback Machine, UGO.com, 17 September 2008
- ^Matt Bertz, Codec Chatter: Assassin's Creed Scribe Corey May, Game Informer, 1 October 2009.
- ^'Special Encounter: The Cafe of Broken Dreams'. Fallout 2 Walkthrough. GameBanshee.com.
- ^ abcdefghiMichael Fiegel, The Escapist : Junktown Dog, The Escapist, 21 July 2009.
- ^Chris Hicks, Three Fallout 3 screens – including Dog Meat | Faithful friend returns in sequel, GamesRadar, 21 April 2008.
- ^Karen Schrier, David Gibso, Designing Games for Ethics: Models, Techniques and Frameworks, page 33.
- ^Richard Cobbett, Feature: The best and worst DLC, ComputerAndVideoGames.com, 12 February 2012.
- ^Conrad Zimmerman, Dogmeat mod for Fallout 3 protects the pooch, Destructoid, 20 July 2009.
- ^Fallout 3 Dogmeat by jakekellen, Fallout New Vegas Nexus.
- ^Seitz, Dan (17 June 2015). 'Good News, Pet-Loving Gamers: Dogmeat Can't Die In 'Fallout 4′'. Retrieved 17 June 2015.
- ^ abTom Hoggins, The greatest sidekicks in gaming history, The Telegraph, 11 October 2008.
- ^Owen Good, Dogmeat, the Emotional Center of Fallout, Kotaku, 26 July 2009.
- ^Scott Rogers, Level Up!: The Guide to Great Video Game Design, page 52.
- ^Top 10 Computer Game NPCs. bit-tech.net. Retrieved on 18 July 2008
- ^Steve and Larson, Top 10 Gaming Pets, machinima!, 10 March 2011.
- ^Lisa Foiles (25 January 2011). 'Top 5 Most Loyal Canine Companions | Top 5 with Lisa Foiles Video Gallery | The Escapist'. Escapistmagazine.com. Retrieved 20 June 2014.
- ^Michael Perry, The top five PlayStation DogsArchived 21 December 2013 at the Wayback Machine, PlayStation Official Magazine, 3 April 2012
- ^Gergo Vas, The Most Awesome Video Game Dog Companions, Kotaku, 6 March 2009.
- ^Benjamin Abbott (26 September 2013). '5 of the best digital dogs: From Call of Duty's Riley to Grand Theft Auto's Chop | Metro News'. Metro.co.uk. Retrieved 10 May 2014.
- ^Taylor, Brian. '11 Best Videogame Dogs :: Games :: Lists :: Paste'. Pastemagazine.com. Retrieved 10 May 2014.
- ^'Welthundetag: Die coolsten Hunde in Videospielen'. BILD.de.
- ^'11 Things We Want in Fallout 4'. IGN.
- ^The Ten Best Sidekicks: Dogmeat, GameSpot, 2000. (archived)
- ^All-Time Greatest Game Sidekick- Current StandingsArchived 17 December 2011 at the Wayback Machine, GameSpot, 2008.
- ^Dave 'Fargo' Kosak, Top Ten Videogame Sidekicks | 2. Dogmeat the Dog, GameSpy, 14 January 2004. (archived)
- ^25 of Gaming's Greatest Sidekicks, Maximum PC, 22 November 2011.
- ^Makuch, Eddie (16 March 2016). 'Fallout 4's Dogmeat Wins Award for Best Dog - GameSpot'. GameSpot. Retrieved 4 January 2019.
External links[edit]
- Dogmeat at The Vault, the Fallout wiki
- Dogmeat at Giant Bomb
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