Can You Beat Fallout 3 Without A Pip-Boy? - YouTube

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As you may have guessed, this game is more similar to New Vegas than Fallout 4.
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And unlike Fallout 4, we can’t really just not get the Pip-Boy.
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But what if we could?
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Can You Beat Fallout 3 Without A Pip-Boy?
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Despite what I said a few seconds ago, you can technically escape Vault 101 without a
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Pip-Boy.
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I’ve done it.
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It involves exploring a glitch as a baby.
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But then you’re stuck as a baby throughout the rest of the game.
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I didn’t feel like doing that again.
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So I’m going to remove it with console commands like I did in Fallout New Vegas.
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Without a Pip-Boy, we can’t use guns or Stimpaks, which makes Strength and Endurance
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incredibly important.
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The same goes for Barter, Speech, and Unarmed.
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After Amata woke me up, I discovered a problem.
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There was this spiky thing in my left hand.
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Even after re-entering the command to remove the Pip-Boy, it wouldn’t go away.
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I had forgotten to remove the mod I had installed.
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Luckily I didn’t need to restart the run to fix it.
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I just had to deactivate the mod.
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Now we begin the game proper.
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I killed Officer Kendall, a few Radroaches, the Overseer, and even knocked out Amata before
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leaving the vault.
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I got about half-way to Megaton before I decided against going there.
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Nothing in the town would help me in any way.
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So I was off to Smith Casey’s Garage to rescue Pappy.
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Some Raiders ambushed me while I was in a church.
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I was able to kill one of them before everything exploded.
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All my potential friends were dead.
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But there was a bed in the building, which was awfully convenient as my left leg and
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left arm were both broken.
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As I made my way to Casey’s Garage, I stumbled into a Raider camp.
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I killed most of them before trying to unleash the Super Mutant Behemoth they had captured.
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It wasn’t possible.
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With my heart broken, I continued onward.
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And then I, uh, fell through the world.
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Quite strange.
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Part of the world didn’t load properly.
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I had no idea what the hell caused it, but I wasn’t gonna stick around to find out.
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Here we are, Smith Casey’s Garage.
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I ignored the beavers inside and entered Vault 112.
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To enter Tranquility Lane, you must sit in a Tranquility Lounger.
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And to sit in a Tranquility Lounger, you must be wearing a Vault 112 jumpsuit.
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Without a Pip-Boy, you can’t equip the jumpsuit.
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I tried several things.
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Maybe one of the terminals would let me do something.
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Nope.
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Maybe if I kill the Robobrains, I could sit in the Lounger.
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Nope.
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There are no work-arounds.
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You cannot proceed without a Pip-Boy.
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The run was almost over.
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But I decided to try one last thing.
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Something I’ve been hoping to never need to use.
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Cheese.
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In my moment of doubt, I turned to God for the answers, who then told me to look up a
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Fallout 3 speed running guide.
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This is it, the final strategy.
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I went to Little Lamplight, made a backup save, and let the exploits begin.
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If you hold back and right as you enter Little Lamplight, turn your camera a bit to the right,
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then quick save and quick load as soon as the new area loads, you can clip yourself
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through the wall.
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You’ll fall through the map.
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Needing somewhere to put you, the game places you inside Little Lamplight.
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Jump and move to the right to get stuck in the wall, now quick save and quick load repeatedly
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again to clip through that wall.
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Now you’re in the water and can jump/swim to Vault 87’s entrance.
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For some reason I wasn’t able to attack anything in the vault.
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When I clicked the left mouse button, my fists would not come up.
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Annoying, but it’s not like I would win a fight against a Super Mutant anyway.
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I ran like hell through the hallway of doom and freed Fawkes.
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He got me the GECK.
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The Enclave ambushed me and the President let me go.
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I decided to leave all my possessions in the locker.
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I couldn’t equip anything.
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None of it would do me any good anyway.
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After convincing Eden to destroy Raven Rock, I left and began the long walk towards the
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Citadel.
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I arrived and… oh.
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The big metal door is closed.
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That’s no good.
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If you thought I cheated when I entered Little Lamplight, boy, do I have some good news for
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you.
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The Jefferson Memorial is only a hop, skip, and a jump away.
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I have no idea if it was supposed to be able to happen, but I pretty easily bypassed the
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big blue wall of energy.
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Inside the Jefferson Memorial, I sprinted past all the Enclave soldiers and entered
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the Rotunda.
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After installing the FEV Virus, I used the same quick save quick load exploit I used
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earlier and got inside Project Purity.
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You can’t activate the buttons because there’s no power.
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However, after talking to Colonel Autumn, you can enter the code.
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I guess the game assumes that you can’t talk to Autumn in the Rotunda unless the quest
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to restore power has already been completed.
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I entered 2 1 6, hit the Enter button, and beat Fallout 3 without a Pip-Boy.
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I know what you’re thinking, you used console commands and clipped through walls, you cheated
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this run doesn’t count.
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I’m not necessarily going to disagree with you.
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The wall clipping is a part of the game.
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I wouldn’t call it cheating.
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And regarding the use of the console command, like I said, you can escape the vault as a
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baby.
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Everything I did can be done without console commands.