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About this mod
If you hate lockpicking (and hacking!) as much as the next person, but you're looking for something... perfect.
- Requirements
- Permissions and credits
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Translations
- Korean
Version 2.0: Gravitic Matter & A Very Lucky Bullet
Gravitic Matter: Each of these you consume adds 10,000 carry weight. The bottle has 100, and the bottle itself has cheat perk when you run out.
The Bullet That Didn't Kill Kennedy: A bullet that gives you cheat-level bonuses to Luck-based stuff like crits and finding money.
Version 1.1: Nearby is a RobCo Override Module! Have it in your inventory and every terminal will be yours for the hacking!!
More items coming soon! All items are found scattered around Nahant Oceanological Society.
A Perfectly Bent Screwdriver
[ This appears to be a sheet of paper from a manuscript that someonewrote out east. How it wound up blown against a fence in El Paso is anyone's
guess.]
It's the little things, like finding a can ofcat food or scoring some Daddy-O. Fifteen years since the Minutemen took down
the institute and that Brotherhood blimp thing. Then their great hero runs off
and starts his little raider kingdom out at some park or something. Why would
anyone want a park? They're all full of ferals! I only saw him a couple times,
had to get him out of a couple scrapes with a well-timed .44 slug.
But I digress. Like I said, the little things.I've had this little blue baby since before the town really went to shit. Fits
perfectly into any Simonson tumbler lock! I guess before the bombs these
companies would buy out all their competitors and put out the same shitty
product under six names or something. So all the locks in America are Simonson.
Same lazy triple-tumbler coast-to-coast. I've opened doors from Frisco to Vegas
to DC and back to here. People think I'm magic. I can do it right in front of
guards without them seeing it.
And to think, I never would have found it ifthose raiders hadn't chased me out of the pier in Nahant... [Therest of the paper is lost to weather and time, another memetic victim of the bombs]
Skyrim had one, why doesn't Fallout have a skeleton key? Not a scripted object,
not a chem or some workaround. There is still, in the game's Default Objects, a
Skeleton Key setting which is set to -NONE-. With a little
troubleshooting, I was able to make a new item, set it as the Skelly Key in the
DO's, and it functions exactly as the one in Skyrim.
A quirk of lockpicking means you still have to have at least 1 bobby pin in
your inventory for this to work. To "lore" this away, the model
includes the screwdriver and a bobby pin. It's as if the screwdriver acts is a
stabilizer. At least, that's how I explain that it's not a cheat
mod. It's totally a cheat mod.
As long as you have the Perfectly Bent Screwdriver and one bobby pin in your
inventory, you can open any standard lock up to Master. The combined
screwdriver/pin will never break, and you can open the lock from any position.
It also make all lockpicking not a crime unless the owner sees you. And lastly,
it allows you to open any level of lock regardless of your points in
lockpicking.
Maybe I'll make a lore-friendly computer bypass next.
HAVE FUN!
If you hate lockpicking as much as the next person, butyou're looking for something... perfect.
Gravitic Matter: Each of these you consume adds 10,000 carry weight. The bottle has 100, and the bottle itself has cheat perk when you run out.
The Bullet That Didn't Kill Kennedy: A bullet that gives you cheat-level bonuses to Luck-based stuff like crits and finding money.
Version 1.1: Nearby is a RobCo Override Module! Have it in your inventory and every terminal will be yours for the hacking!!
More items coming soon! All items are found scattered around Nahant Oceanological Society.
A Perfectly Bent Screwdriver
[ This appears to be a sheet of paper from a manuscript that someonewrote out east. How it wound up blown against a fence in El Paso is anyone's
guess.]
It's the little things, like finding a can ofcat food or scoring some Daddy-O. Fifteen years since the Minutemen took down
the institute and that Brotherhood blimp thing. Then their great hero runs off
and starts his little raider kingdom out at some park or something. Why would
anyone want a park? They're all full of ferals! I only saw him a couple times,
had to get him out of a couple scrapes with a well-timed .44 slug.
But I digress. Like I said, the little things.I've had this little blue baby since before the town really went to shit. Fits
perfectly into any Simonson tumbler lock! I guess before the bombs these
companies would buy out all their competitors and put out the same shitty
product under six names or something. So all the locks in America are Simonson.
Same lazy triple-tumbler coast-to-coast. I've opened doors from Frisco to Vegas
to DC and back to here. People think I'm magic. I can do it right in front of
guards without them seeing it.
And to think, I never would have found it ifthose raiders hadn't chased me out of the pier in Nahant... [Therest of the paper is lost to weather and time, another memetic victim of the bombs]
Skyrim had one, why doesn't Fallout have a skeleton key? Not a scripted object,
not a chem or some workaround. There is still, in the game's Default Objects, a
Skeleton Key setting which is set to -NONE-. With a little
troubleshooting, I was able to make a new item, set it as the Skelly Key in the
DO's, and it functions exactly as the one in Skyrim.
A quirk of lockpicking means you still have to have at least 1 bobby pin in
your inventory for this to work. To "lore" this away, the model
includes the screwdriver and a bobby pin. It's as if the screwdriver acts is a
stabilizer. At least, that's how I explain that it's not a cheat
mod. It's totally a cheat mod.
As long as you have the Perfectly Bent Screwdriver and one bobby pin in your
inventory, you can open any standard lock up to Master. The combined
screwdriver/pin will never break, and you can open the lock from any position.
It also make all lockpicking not a crime unless the owner sees you. And lastly,
it allows you to open any level of lock regardless of your points in
lockpicking.
Maybe I'll make a lore-friendly computer bypass next.
HAVE FUN!
If you hate lockpicking as much as the next person, butyou're looking for something... perfect.