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6/3/2025, 8:00:23 PM
There’s plenty of pressing things that are pulling you each and every way, but you’d be lying if the wastes don’t constantly call out to you. Before you were always constrained by how far you could walk in a day, or the occasional ride on the Brahmin cart on well-traveled roads.
But ever since your first ride in the Vertibird, sailing high across the wastes at hundreds of miles an hour. Suddenly the vastness of the post-apocalyptic United States shrunk in an instant and possibilities are endless.
It’s that itching thought that continues to nag you as you sit at your desk, eyeballing the Presidential Code Machine sitting in the corner of your office. You can’t refuse the urge anymore.
[Jane, let Daisy know I want her bird ready to go in two hours!]
You hear a muffled reply through the closed office door but don’t bother to reply, already clearing room on your desk for the reward from Caesar.
Flicking through the lists and comparing it to a map of the Southwest United States you bought for this exact purpose, you agonize over the choice of Area 51 or Hawthorne Joint Storage Facility. Ultimately you decide the latter as if even half of the rumors you’ve heard of Area 51 are true, that may be too much to bite off at first.
As Daisy prepares the Vertibird, you head to the armory and prepare for a potential long-deployment.
Power armor is bulky, but it does fit in the Vertibird and if you are engaged in long-term combat or exposed to CBRN, it’ll be invaluable so you select the classic T-51 suit due to its ease of maintenance. You also pack the Mkll Stealth Suit for obvious reasons and finally, a standard wasteland Courier outfit if you need to ditch all equipment and blend in.
Your loadout stays more or less the same but you opt for the CoS Silencer Rifle for any long-range engagements, Sleepytime for any closer engagements that require anonymity and the All-American to keep your overall weight low. As is standard, you bring a healthy supply of ammunition, food, medicine and miscellaneous equipment that may assist.
”Darling, Daisy just let me know your helicopter is ready.”
Right on time. You gather your gear and thank Jane before stopping in your office and grabbing the Presidential Suitcase. It’s heavier than just about anything else you’re carrying but it could probably survive a nuclear bomb.
But ever since your first ride in the Vertibird, sailing high across the wastes at hundreds of miles an hour. Suddenly the vastness of the post-apocalyptic United States shrunk in an instant and possibilities are endless.
It’s that itching thought that continues to nag you as you sit at your desk, eyeballing the Presidential Code Machine sitting in the corner of your office. You can’t refuse the urge anymore.
[Jane, let Daisy know I want her bird ready to go in two hours!]
You hear a muffled reply through the closed office door but don’t bother to reply, already clearing room on your desk for the reward from Caesar.
Flicking through the lists and comparing it to a map of the Southwest United States you bought for this exact purpose, you agonize over the choice of Area 51 or Hawthorne Joint Storage Facility. Ultimately you decide the latter as if even half of the rumors you’ve heard of Area 51 are true, that may be too much to bite off at first.
As Daisy prepares the Vertibird, you head to the armory and prepare for a potential long-deployment.
Power armor is bulky, but it does fit in the Vertibird and if you are engaged in long-term combat or exposed to CBRN, it’ll be invaluable so you select the classic T-51 suit due to its ease of maintenance. You also pack the Mkll Stealth Suit for obvious reasons and finally, a standard wasteland Courier outfit if you need to ditch all equipment and blend in.
Your loadout stays more or less the same but you opt for the CoS Silencer Rifle for any long-range engagements, Sleepytime for any closer engagements that require anonymity and the All-American to keep your overall weight low. As is standard, you bring a healthy supply of ammunition, food, medicine and miscellaneous equipment that may assist.
”Darling, Daisy just let me know your helicopter is ready.”
Right on time. You gather your gear and thank Jane before stopping in your office and grabbing the Presidential Suitcase. It’s heavier than just about anything else you’re carrying but it could probably survive a nuclear bomb.
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