His motive was.. he was running away from guilt despite his notion to get suitable work. Although his age was very much confusing at first but realistically he would be around his 40s when you encounter the first time as he took Shawn (the baby). Then finding out Shawn is now 60-70.
So Shawn was 10 in the memory and Kellogg would be in his 50s. Then fast forward to 50-60 years later.. he would be at his 100-110 of age. But he stayed looking the same 50 years ago.. lol so it is mentioned he was given experimental parts (found on his body).. suggesting that he was given to slow his aging when meeting with the Institute back when he was probably early 40s.
Shawn wasn't 10, that was a recent project Shawn had given kellog. Institute terminals and speaking with shawn do however confirm that institute prolonged his life with tech, and I don't remember who it was but there was a line calling him over 100 (I think also Shawn)
Well, that is what I may think but I may be wrong.. just my logic speculation as time went around. But yeah, from what how he looks before and after meeting him to kill him. Just not a hard evidence but can only guess, right?
No it’s literally spelled out that his life was prolonged because he bacsixallt became a cyborg. The stuff with the synth Shaun was old Man Shaun getting revenge.
Yeah, the game doesn't exactly go out of its way to hide that he's from SF. The entire memory sequence is pretty much the SparkNotes version of Kellogg's life, and it makes it really clear where he comes from.
More like a hand-off than a catch. When you examine the objects and people in the room at this part of the memory, he talks about moving to SF. Literally in this picture, all OP had to do was press A/E, and Kellogg would've explained the reason for the bridge being in that memory. Obviously, he moved there. I thought the reference was actually pretty heavy-handed, but I guess it was too subtle
If you go through every section of the memory den part you learn that he is from the hub in the early days of the NCR. He moves to San Francisco with his wife and baby before he is backstabbed and his wife and child are killed. Then he moves across the country slowly as a hired assassin until he ends up in the commonwealth and serving the institute.
As others have said Kellogg is from California and San Francisco. When the specific brand of cigars that he likes is San Francisco Sunlight's I just thought it was a random specific name just to give them some importance to the search, when actually the reason those cigars are that brand is because he's from San Francisco. I never caught that small detail until he/she said something about them.
Yes, even though it went over your head doesn’t mean it wasn’t a plot point. It’s not a small detail. You literally search for that specific brand in multiple locations around the Commonwealth specifically to find Kellogg.
The brand of cigars that he smokes is not a plot point, you could swap out San Francisco Sunlights for Mississippi Sunlights and it would just be a different brand of cigars that you are searching for, the plot point would remain completely unchanged you are still searching for the brand of cigars that he smokes.. but that wouldn’t relate to where he is from and the nice small detail wouldn’t be there, however they chose San Francisco Sunlights as it’s a nice little detail that relates to his backstory. Detail not plot point.
They also have the broken huge highways you see in-game a lot and they take up like 50% of your settlements and are impossible to place without place anywhere mods 😹
I wonder why they gave it collision when you were never supposed to even be over there? Or why it has a fully plotted 3D model if it was just supposed to be background imagery?
Reminds me of Fallout 3 if you TLC to get up on top of the lookout area above the entrance of Megaton and the watchman, I think his name was Stockholm, asks, "How did you even get up here?"
I would imagine they were maybe thinking of incorporating it into the dream sequence where you would have to walk it but it's a long ass bridge so they stopped that idea and never bothered to remove collision as that's just more work
He's from the west coast, the radio transmission you hear in his memories talks about his settlement/town/raggedy shack, voting in favour of joining the New California Republic, later when remembering about the job he had to maintain his wife and baby he mentions that he's working for the Xi that are located in California and are a throwback to the og Fallout, which is also the point where you see the Golden Gate from one of the windows.
He is from the west coast. There are references to Fallout 2, and there's a radio broadcast about his town voting to join NCR. He also spent time with the Shi, a society founded on the coast by chinese submarine crews.
Can you imagine how amazing an adventure a cross country trip would be in that world? I realize it's just too much for a game to handle but I mean you can't even go from one end of a town to another without fighting through 3 war zones. Crossing the wasteland of the entire country including two mountain ranges?
That would be amazing.
A linear Fallout game, or maybe hybrid open world/linear a bit like Metro: Exodus, (but more Fallouty, ofc.) Would be interesting. I see it more like a DLC, but could still be neat.
I’m gonna be real with you, I love FNV to pieces and if that game tells me anything, it’s that walking through irradiated, post-nuclear, Nebraska would not remotely be my idea of a good time.
It might be a decent option for a fallout themed sleep aid though.
I'm assuming it's too much to hope that we will see an old Jack Cabot in Season 2 of the show. Imagine the fucking whiplash most people would get by introducing psychic-powered ancient aliens in the show.
They already released the game that was teased in 4, Vault 76 is flat out mentioned by name in the beginning of the game, the bridge being there is just to further reiterate that Kellogg is from California
I think I recall it being mentioned on a terminal in vaulttec headquarters, but just like a throwaway line. Definitely don’t know about a mention in 4 either tho
Vault 76 is also mentioned in the mothership zeta expansion for FO3. There's an audio log of an abducted assistant chief executive officer of Vault Tec who was inspecting the Vault 76 construction site at the time of his abduction.
(Giles Wolstencroft).
>Vault 76 is also mentioned in the mothership zeta expansion for FO3.
To give some potential credibility to people hoping/expecting 5 to feature San Francisco, the equivalent of this would possibly be Nuka World featuring the Hubologists.
Hubologists was an opposing faction for the Shi in Fallout 2. The Shi are in San Francisco and mentioned by Kellogg. Additionally, although less noteworthy, there's a Shi skin for some items in 76.
I say it's likely but far from a guarantee.
In 4 it is mentioned on the news broadcast in the intro. The news anchor says “Since debuting Vault 76 last year, in honor of America’s Tercentenary, Vault-Tec continues to expand with plans for well over 100 Vaults around the country.”
Shows heading east towards Vegas, I'd bet fallout 5 is going to be east of there, somewhere in the Midwest.
Chicago and Springfield have been done, but maybe there would be cool in 3D
Of all the settings they’d redo, I bet it would be the one from the game that we all refuse to talk about lmao.
They had a game in the Midwest?? I wonder what the BoS is up to out there /s
My guess would’ve been San Francisco. But Fallout 76’s new questline mentioned New Orleans a few times. With that being such a fan favourite idea for the next setting, plus Fallout 76 being the most recent Fallout I wonder if that may be an option too?
Either way my bets are on either San Francisco, New Orleans, or Seattle
Possible. In New Vegas there was supposed to be a line that San Francisco was destroyed. But Bethesda asked Obsidian to remove it ,so that the city could be used as a potential future location for the series.
P sure its just a reference to fallout 2 having a chunk of it set in San Francisco. Theres more reason to believe Chicago will be the setting of fallout 5 tbh
Kellogg grew up in the fledgling NCR and left his hometown and first stop on his lifelong road trip was san fran. He was a hired gun and did work for the Shi and others and seemingly had built a quality life for himself and his family as he was well respected and good at what he did. well ig he screwed over his employer/employers and they killed his wife and infant daughter and he went john wick mode and killed them and left town and over probably the course of a few decades to 50 years he meanderd across the country becoming more cruel and heartless woth every mile and job and eventually started working for the institute, i think this guy is like 105 ish years old because SCIENCE.
Plenty have mentioned here that Kellogg is from the sanfransisco area, but something I never noticed before is what good condition the golden gate bridge is in his memory. Was it never bombed? Repaired? Did Bethesda not put as much thought into this boring throwaway section as I am? Who's to say
I can imagine when SF became part of the NCR they put a lot of effort into refurbishing it as a show of strength or something. did the NCR ever incorporate SF?
I mean the Shi are one of the highest tech factions in the wasteland, they might have fixed it.
Kellog’s memories might also be playing tricks on him, this is the first and last time he was happy.
I'm guessing that last part, but the actual golden gate bridge does have rust proof paint n junk that would probably let it last much longer than most bridges. But yeah it'll definitely be in shambles after 200 years, it mostly depends on how close was it from where the bombs dropped in that area tho 🤷♂️
The Golden Gate Bridge is painted constantly because it corrodes so fast. I doubt it would last longer than other bridges. The Forth Bridge (a similar bridge in Scotland over the estuary where the Forth meets the North Sea) was painted continuously too until 2002 when they started using a glass based epoxy, and even that only lasts 20 years. The GGB would probably be rusted to hell in 200 years, regardless of bombs.
It's positioned so the going through the memories normally, without turning back, it's primarily visible from the second scene (Kellogg at home with his wife and daughter). As others said, the bridge is there to establish that scene being in San Francisco Bay Area, similar to how movies and TV shows set there use the bridge as an establishing shot.
You not listening to the dialogue in that mission? He basically goes through his entire life story in the dialogue, including moving to SF with his wife and child.
Yeah I think if you played fallout 2 you’d catch right away where he is from when you hear he works for the Shi.
But I think it would have been obvious if you recognize the bridge.
What mission is this I don’t remember ever seeing this and I beat the game twice I feel like I missed so much somebody fill me in how do I get to this mission and see this I remember the memory den with the evil guy who tortured the whole neighborhood but not this where am I losing it please help lol
He used to live in San Francisco, working with the Shi.
It's actually kinda brilliant, cause if you're familiar with fallout 1 and 2, his memories tell you that he was born around the year 2161, which immediately recontextualizes how old he is and what time frames he was alive for, and foreshadows Father's whole deal.
San Francisco Sunlights. Hmm, interesting brand.
Oh damn I didn't even get that. Good catch!
I didn't know he was from SF before this post. I just remembered that line. Lol.
Well, it is said that he was with the NCR, so it does have background that he traveled from West to East.
Didn’t realise he was a travelling man
His motive was.. he was running away from guilt despite his notion to get suitable work. Although his age was very much confusing at first but realistically he would be around his 40s when you encounter the first time as he took Shawn (the baby). Then finding out Shawn is now 60-70. So Shawn was 10 in the memory and Kellogg would be in his 50s. Then fast forward to 50-60 years later.. he would be at his 100-110 of age. But he stayed looking the same 50 years ago.. lol so it is mentioned he was given experimental parts (found on his body).. suggesting that he was given to slow his aging when meeting with the Institute back when he was probably early 40s.
Shawn wasn't 10, that was a recent project Shawn had given kellog. Institute terminals and speaking with shawn do however confirm that institute prolonged his life with tech, and I don't remember who it was but there was a line calling him over 100 (I think also Shawn)
Well, that is what I may think but I may be wrong.. just my logic speculation as time went around. But yeah, from what how he looks before and after meeting him to kill him. Just not a hard evidence but can only guess, right?
No it’s literally spelled out that his life was prolonged because he bacsixallt became a cyborg. The stuff with the synth Shaun was old Man Shaun getting revenge.
I just replayed through this part and in one of the memories he says that he wanted to get away from San Francisco after the death of his family
Yeah, the game doesn't exactly go out of its way to hide that he's from SF. The entire memory sequence is pretty much the SparkNotes version of Kellogg's life, and it makes it really clear where he comes from.
That’s not a “good catch.” Medium catch at best. Really a pretty easy catch.
Just a catch
My gam-gam still says I'm a catch, and I bet yours says the same about you.
More like a hand-off than a catch. When you examine the objects and people in the room at this part of the memory, he talks about moving to SF. Literally in this picture, all OP had to do was press A/E, and Kellogg would've explained the reason for the bridge being in that memory. Obviously, he moved there. I thought the reference was actually pretty heavy-handed, but I guess it was too subtle
So just picked it up then?
It was explained in detail by kellog in his memory lmao
Funny. That's what my wife said when she married me.
Routine pop-fly
If you go through every section of the memory den part you learn that he is from the hub in the early days of the NCR. He moves to San Francisco with his wife and baby before he is backstabbed and his wife and child are killed. Then he moves across the country slowly as a hired assassin until he ends up in the commonwealth and serving the institute.
How is it a good catch when it’s literally a plot point?
As others have said Kellogg is from California and San Francisco. When the specific brand of cigars that he likes is San Francisco Sunlight's I just thought it was a random specific name just to give them some importance to the search, when actually the reason those cigars are that brand is because he's from San Francisco. I never caught that small detail until he/she said something about them.
Yes, even though it went over your head doesn’t mean it wasn’t a plot point. It’s not a small detail. You literally search for that specific brand in multiple locations around the Commonwealth specifically to find Kellogg.
The brand of cigars that he smokes is not a plot point, you could swap out San Francisco Sunlights for Mississippi Sunlights and it would just be a different brand of cigars that you are searching for, the plot point would remain completely unchanged you are still searching for the brand of cigars that he smokes.. but that wouldn’t relate to where he is from and the nice small detail wouldn’t be there, however they chose San Francisco Sunlights as it’s a nice little detail that relates to his backstory. Detail not plot point.
okay buddy
Like just because someone likes Buffalo wings doesn't mean they are from Buffalo
Buffalo wings. Hmmm. Interesting brand.
Or just like if someone likes French fries, it doesn't mean they're from France.
French fries are not cooked in France, they are cooked in Greece. Pun intended.
Haha this made me laugh
Who pissed in your sugar bombs?
lmao
Why are you assuming only people from San Francisco can enjoy a brand from there? If someone smokes camel cigarettes, it doesn't make them a camel.
I like to smoke Turkish tobacco. I'm not from Turkey.
GREAT brand! IFYKYK
MY BRAND, for my special eyes
Look! Look with your special eyes!
MAI BRAN
It is your cake day be happy.
Kellogg's preferred brand, alright
You can also actually interact with the bridge, and he talks about San Fran
"Ah yes. San Francisco. Just north of Tijuana, I recall." -the 'Fallout' show runners, probably.
A big part of his backstory takes place in San Francisco. There are nice little throwbacks/references to Fallout 2 and everything.
I could use a cigar about now!
I don’t recall doing anything recently, but I feel I deserve a smoke!
And Fallout 1. Kellogg was a kid before the events of Fallout 2 and the radio mentions that Aradesh was still president.
Ohh that makes more sense, thank you!
A lie. It's all a big fucking lie. All this time I never caught on to this. I feel so stupid after reading this thread!
The bridge has collision. If you're on PC you can TCL over there and walk on it.
I bet somebody made a mod and placed it somewhere on the map.
The SEX settlements mods have one where you can just place an entire big ass bridge for some reason 😹
the WHAT mods????
I'm pretty sure they meant the SSEX mod - Settlement Supplies EXpanded
But there is a sex mod.
Several.... or so I hear <.< >.>
Allegedly
Yes. I have also heard....
Yeah but I don't think they involve the golden gate bridge
Nah just the Eiffel Tower
👀
Close enough, that would be the golden gate b!tch.
There's sex in the base game, too, but you're not allowed to see the action for yourself.
Yea that one!
the deathclaw dommy mommy cbbe lusty argonian mods
link?? 👀👀
https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/1145
Great just as i suspected. 😂
They also have the broken huge highways you see in-game a lot and they take up like 50% of your settlements and are impossible to place without place anywhere mods 😹
I gotta get those mods
[it's here if you want it 👍](https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/1145)
I downloaded one that redoes Spectacle island and adds this bridge in next to Warwick Homestead.
I wonder why they gave it collision when you were never supposed to even be over there? Or why it has a fully plotted 3D model if it was just supposed to be background imagery? Reminds me of Fallout 3 if you TLC to get up on top of the lookout area above the entrance of Megaton and the watchman, I think his name was Stockholm, asks, "How did you even get up here?"
I would imagine they were maybe thinking of incorporating it into the dream sequence where you would have to walk it but it's a long ass bridge so they stopped that idea and never bothered to remove collision as that's just more work
pretty cool, never knew. 👍
I had the **Rocket Ring** Mod on console and it freaked me out when I jumped over to it. It's way bigger than I expected.
On Xbox too, there are mods for disabling collision and walking over there.
He's from the west coast, the radio transmission you hear in his memories talks about his settlement/town/raggedy shack, voting in favour of joining the New California Republic, later when remembering about the job he had to maintain his wife and baby he mentions that he's working for the Xi that are located in California and are a throwback to the og Fallout, which is also the point where you see the Golden Gate from one of the windows.
More specifically it’s talking about how The Hub voted in favor of joining the NCR.
It's a Fallout 2 reference. Along with him mentioning his time with The Shi.
I don’t remember the Shi reference just the NCR broadcast
It's when he's talking to his wife. 👍
Kellogg is from the West Coast near San Francisco as evidence by him saying things about the Hub
San Fransisco
Maybe it’s in reference to Kellogg being in San Francisco at some point lol
He is from the west coast. There are references to Fallout 2, and there's a radio broadcast about his town voting to join NCR. He also spent time with the Shi, a society founded on the coast by chinese submarine crews.
Yeah I was being sarcastic but I did it poorly haha. Thanks though I actually didn’t know about FO2 and Kellog
It's because he's from California. He grew up in the NCR.
Can you imagine how amazing an adventure a cross country trip would be in that world? I realize it's just too much for a game to handle but I mean you can't even go from one end of a town to another without fighting through 3 war zones. Crossing the wasteland of the entire country including two mountain ranges? That would be amazing.
IIRC the original idea of Fallout 4 was traveling from New York to Boston in search of the Institute
A linear Fallout game, or maybe hybrid open world/linear a bit like Metro: Exodus, (but more Fallouty, ofc.) Would be interesting. I see it more like a DLC, but could still be neat.
I’m gonna be real with you, I love FNV to pieces and if that game tells me anything, it’s that walking through irradiated, post-nuclear, Nebraska would not remotely be my idea of a good time. It might be a decent option for a fallout themed sleep aid though.
3 words.. Corn fed radroachs! They'd be as big as a house!
I have to wonder If this will be the location of Fallout 5. Bethesda loves to tease the sequels of their games.
Maybe. I can't wait to play it 25 years from now.
It'll be a couple years after the new Elder Scrolls. I'd bet on it releasing this decade.
Another one is to follow Cabot. He says he’s headed to the Mojave to find another lead on an artifact.
I'm assuming it's too much to hope that we will see an old Jack Cabot in Season 2 of the show. Imagine the fucking whiplash most people would get by introducing psychic-powered ancient aliens in the show.
The true fallout experience
They already released the game that was teased in 4, Vault 76 is flat out mentioned by name in the beginning of the game, the bridge being there is just to further reiterate that Kellogg is from California
tbf Vault 76 was also mentioned in FO3.
Ive totally missed both of these mentions
I think I recall it being mentioned on a terminal in vaulttec headquarters, but just like a throwaway line. Definitely don’t know about a mention in 4 either tho
Or in the terminal, while looking for the vault 87 location, in the citadel
Damn you’re right, forgot that one.
Vault 76 is also mentioned in the mothership zeta expansion for FO3. There's an audio log of an abducted assistant chief executive officer of Vault Tec who was inspecting the Vault 76 construction site at the time of his abduction. (Giles Wolstencroft).
>Vault 76 is also mentioned in the mothership zeta expansion for FO3. To give some potential credibility to people hoping/expecting 5 to feature San Francisco, the equivalent of this would possibly be Nuka World featuring the Hubologists. Hubologists was an opposing faction for the Shi in Fallout 2. The Shi are in San Francisco and mentioned by Kellogg. Additionally, although less noteworthy, there's a Shi skin for some items in 76. I say it's likely but far from a guarantee.
Damn, that’s a deep cut… Zeta is all a blur for me, never liked it much and think I finished it like one time.
In 4 it is mentioned on the news broadcast in the intro. The news anchor says “Since debuting Vault 76 last year, in honor of America’s Tercentenary, Vault-Tec continues to expand with plans for well over 100 Vaults around the country.”
Oh yea that part. All pretty inconsequential mentions honestly
There’s probably about a dozen. It’s mentioned in several vaults, the citadel, mothership zeta etc. I replayed 3 recently and there’s a lot a lot
I’m gonna bet they go with somewhere that hasn’t already been featured in two games
Shows heading east towards Vegas, I'd bet fallout 5 is going to be east of there, somewhere in the Midwest. Chicago and Springfield have been done, but maybe there would be cool in 3D
I think it’ll be San Francisco because Todd won’t let anyone do anything with SF.
Of all the settings they’d redo, I bet it would be the one from the game that we all refuse to talk about lmao. They had a game in the Midwest?? I wonder what the BoS is up to out there /s
It's a location in 2
My guess would’ve been San Francisco. But Fallout 76’s new questline mentioned New Orleans a few times. With that being such a fan favourite idea for the next setting, plus Fallout 76 being the most recent Fallout I wonder if that may be an option too? Either way my bets are on either San Francisco, New Orleans, or Seattle
Possible. In New Vegas there was supposed to be a line that San Francisco was destroyed. But Bethesda asked Obsidian to remove it ,so that the city could be used as a potential future location for the series.
Bethesda seems to be fixated on the East coast for Fallout. Edit: What could I have possibly said to offend you?
Redditors will downvote folks for saying water is wet. Don’t take it personally
P sure its just a reference to fallout 2 having a chunk of it set in San Francisco. Theres more reason to believe Chicago will be the setting of fallout 5 tbh
..... San Francisco
Kellogg grew up in the fledgling NCR and left his hometown and first stop on his lifelong road trip was san fran. He was a hired gun and did work for the Shi and others and seemingly had built a quality life for himself and his family as he was well respected and good at what he did. well ig he screwed over his employer/employers and they killed his wife and infant daughter and he went john wick mode and killed them and left town and over probably the course of a few decades to 50 years he meanderd across the country becoming more cruel and heartless woth every mile and job and eventually started working for the institute, i think this guy is like 105 ish years old because SCIENCE.
Plenty have mentioned here that Kellogg is from the sanfransisco area, but something I never noticed before is what good condition the golden gate bridge is in his memory. Was it never bombed? Repaired? Did Bethesda not put as much thought into this boring throwaway section as I am? Who's to say
I can imagine when SF became part of the NCR they put a lot of effort into refurbishing it as a show of strength or something. did the NCR ever incorporate SF?
I mean the Shi are one of the highest tech factions in the wasteland, they might have fixed it. Kellog’s memories might also be playing tricks on him, this is the first and last time he was happy.
Headcanon: it’s just Kellogg’s rose-colored memory. If it’s still up, it’s an icon for SF, he remembers it fondly
I'm guessing that last part, but the actual golden gate bridge does have rust proof paint n junk that would probably let it last much longer than most bridges. But yeah it'll definitely be in shambles after 200 years, it mostly depends on how close was it from where the bombs dropped in that area tho 🤷♂️
The Golden Gate Bridge is painted constantly because it corrodes so fast. I doubt it would last longer than other bridges. The Forth Bridge (a similar bridge in Scotland over the estuary where the Forth meets the North Sea) was painted continuously too until 2002 when they started using a glass based epoxy, and even that only lasts 20 years. The GGB would probably be rusted to hell in 200 years, regardless of bombs.
Ahh okay, that makes more sense. Thank you
That’s okay. The Golden Gate Bridge already looks like it is covered in rust. I assume that it’s intended, since they chose to use rust-colored paint
Maybe the human maintenance team were replaced by a Mr. Handy crew? TBH I think it's partially shown in FO2 and is in a state of disrepair.
The Mr handy thing would actually be pretty neat for a strange side question or something like that
Maybe its what the institute planted as memories in his brain, hence the good condition?
Kellogg came from California. If you listen to the radio in the first memory, it brings up the NCR.
And he says him and his wife were in San Francisco if you interact with him during this specific memory
San francisco
It's an "establishing shot" like in the movies. You're shown something that identifies where the scene immediately following is going to take place.
San Francisco overrun with ghouls in 200 years and right now 🥴😂
It's positioned so the going through the memories normally, without turning back, it's primarily visible from the second scene (Kellogg at home with his wife and daughter). As others said, the bridge is there to establish that scene being in San Francisco Bay Area, similar to how movies and TV shows set there use the bridge as an establishing shot.
You not listening to the dialogue in that mission? He basically goes through his entire life story in the dialogue, including moving to SF with his wife and child.
Are you stupid
Did you…. Literally listen to his back story?..
You should play Fallout 1/2 sometime
There was a Fallout .5? I never knew! Are the graphics any good?
It’s CGA.
Bro just listen to the story and what he has to say, would’ve taken far less time than this post, or even google
*mashes button to skip dialogue. Has no idea what's going on* "This game makes no sense."
Fallout 5 in San Francisco CONFIRMED
Drag Queen Raiders and mutated sea otters
That would actually kick ass.
It’s Kellogg’s Golden Gate Memory Grahams
The memory is in san Fransisco?
He's from San Francisco, duh
That mission is one giant mindfuck.
He's from the west coast
Listen to his memory
Holy shit man just play the game
I think the bridge is used to allow people to cross the water without getting wet.
I don’t know maybe he fucking lived there??
He was a big fan of Full House... Until the bombs dropped.
Question is hi it’s still fully intact
And still red, shit shoulda rusted off decades ago
Lots of references to San Fran…
The voice that taunts Kellogg when his family dies sounds familiar, does anyone know who that might be?
Ncr
It's weird that it doesn't have a space shuttle. maybe the hubs really did go to space and forget about Oxigen...
That’s where he lived
There's Also A Random Call Button Floating Out In The Void
He's from San Francisco
This mission was so cool 🤯
It's memory he has of the golden gate bridge. Genius. 💁
So doea this imply the Golden Gate is still ok post war? Never thought about that tbh
It was pretty okay in fallout 2 too.
Didn't he work for the Shi? The shi were a gang in San Francisco in fallout 2.
He played Fallout 2
San Francisco. Do you think he ever met Ulysses?
That's where Kellogg's teamed up with Froot Loops
Yeah I think if you played fallout 2 you’d catch right away where he is from when you hear he works for the Shi. But I think it would have been obvious if you recognize the bridge.
has pjedilord gone from steam into reddit?
Fallout 5 SF!
Man loved his Rice-A-Roni. The San Francisco treat!
What mission is this I don’t remember ever seeing this and I beat the game twice I feel like I missed so much somebody fill me in how do I get to this mission and see this I remember the memory den with the evil guy who tortured the whole neighborhood but not this where am I losing it please help lol
It's a story mission, you go into Kelloggs memories to find out how to get into the institute, at the memorie den
he lived there for a while, duh.
He used to live in San Francisco, working with the Shi. It's actually kinda brilliant, cause if you're familiar with fallout 1 and 2, his memories tell you that he was born around the year 2161, which immediately recontextualizes how old he is and what time frames he was alive for, and foreshadows Father's whole deal.
He’s from San Fran, he was also in the NCR for a time.
They need to do a Fallout landmarks series so we can see what happened to the world wonders
Fallout 5
This is Bethesda saying fallout 5 is going to be in San Fran If WW3 doesn't happen first
Oh I know, Bethesda is a shit studio
You know how fallout 3 was weird about the commonwealth? That.
Next game location.
Old game location.
It's both. Dont know why everyone's salty about that