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#### Warehouse War House
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Filename: lexx-q-warehouse-war-house.esp

## Version 1.2

## Description
So, this is my very first quest mod for Fallout: New Vegas and my very first quest mod for a gamebryo engine-type of game (like Fallout 3, Oblivion). The quest is about a hostage situation, some NCR folks who come to rescue and a fist full of drugged up Fiends. What will you do in this situation? Save one group, save the other, save nobody, save all? Well, I personally don't care, as I wanted to design this quest in a way that regardless of what you do, the quest will be completed. If the outcome is good or bad... well, your decision.

The quest itself isn't very big, as this is my first one for the game. You can probably finish it in 5 minutes or even less, if you go the rambo-way. It's more about the story and the amount of choices provided to you, based on your characters stats and skills.

I've bug-tested the quest a lot and if all works good, all ugly bugs should have been exterminated by me over the last days.

In the moment, there is no voice-over done yet. I am working on gathering voices and stuff, but it will still need some time. I didn't wanted to wait much longer with the release though, so here it is now.

## Changelog
03.01.2011:
- Fixed more wrong written words and not-so-well written sentences, thanks to Tigranes.
- Fixed a condition check with the Terrifying Presence perk.

26.12.2010:
- Fixed some wrong written words.
- Fixed some oversight in the Quest objectives list.

## Hints
- To find the quest location, go to the Camp McCarran entrance and walk down the road to the south. You can't miss it.
- The quest will only be activated, if the NCR has sent their heavy armored soldiers and ranger vets into the mojave!

## Credits
Everything done by me.
English proofreading done by Little Robot.
More proofreading by Tigranes.

## Thanks and stuff
Thanks to everyone who played my mini-quest (and other mods of me) and maybe even dropped a comment or feedback. Especially feedback helps me to fix up stuff easier and improve on my own creational skills.