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{{Quotation|Cazadores are a new predator in the Mojave Wasteland and often fight with Night Stalkers over their prey.|[[Fallout: New Vegas loading screens|''Fallout: New Vegas'' loading screen]]}}
   
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'''Cazadores'''<ref>The plural of cazador is "cazadores." This is how it appears in ''[[All Roads]]'' and through dialogue with [[Red Lucy]] in-game.</ref> are [[Fallout: New Vegas creatures#Arthropods|mutated insects]] found in the [[Mojave Wasteland]], [[Big MT]], [[Zion Canyon]] and [[Four States Commonwealth|Utah]] in [[Timeline#2281|2281]].
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'''Cazadores'''<ref>[[Red Lucy]]: ''"We've got three fiends ready for our Cazadores."''<br />([[VMS38RedLucy.txt|Red Lucy's dialogue]])</ref> (Spanish for "hunters")<ref group="Non-game" name="SpanishName">Question: ''"What does the name 'Cazzador' mean and why did you use it?"''<br />[[Joshua Sawyer]]: ''"'Cazador' is the Spanish word for 'hunter'. Since cazadores are based on tarantula hawk wasps and they are more common in Arizona and New Mexico (the Sonoran Desert, especially), I thought they may have originally been named 'in the wild' by Spanish-speakers."''<br />[http://www.formspring.me/JESawyer/q/205030640372979993 Formspring] - [https://archive.ph/716cI Archived]</ref> are [[Fallout: New Vegas creatures#Arthropods|mutated insects]] found in the [[Mojave Wasteland]], [[Big MT]], and [[Zion Canyon]] in [[Timeline#2281|2281]].
   
 
==Background==
  
==Background==
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Mutated and enlarged in the laboratories of [[Big MT]], cazadores are the offshoot of DNA experiments performed by [[Borous|Doctor Borous]]. Borous' memories of when these experiments took place however have become muddled; he is confident that they took place on a Tuesday, possibly in May of [[Timeline#2003|2003]]. Formerly, the lab-grown cazadores were confined to the [[Z-14 Pepsinae DNA splicing lab]] in Big MT, but groups of the mutant insects have managed to escape the Big MT crater and moved to neighboring areas, such as the [[Mojave Wasteland]] and [[Zion Canyon]], and rapidly multiplied their numbers in recent years. Doctor Borous confidently denies that they have escaped from Big MT or have the ability to breed, which is shown to be false.<ref>[[Courier]]: ''"You are responsible for Cazadores?"''<br />[[Borous|Dr. Borous]]: ''"Indeed. Docile. Curious. Safe. Sterile. They are contained here at Big {{tooltip|MT|{"Mountain"} }} to preserve DNA and for observation."''<br />Courier: ''"Contained at Big Mountain? Those things are all over the Mojave!"''<br />Dr. Borous: ''"No, such creatures are found only here, for research purposes. They would no more be capable of escape than breeding."''<br />Courier: ''"What makes you think they haven't escaped?"''<br />Dr. Borous: ''"Because Big {{tooltip|MT|{"Mountain"} }}'s safety measures are far more sophisticated than their primitive animal instincts. WE are their lords and masters."''<br />([[NVDLC03DoctorBorous.txt|Dr. Borous' dialogue]])</ref>
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Cazadores are giant [[wikipedia:Tarantula hawk|tarantula hawk spider wasps]]<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20130209011941/formspring.me/JESawyer/q/203866668819055756 J.E. Sawyer on Formspring]</ref><ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20130209011941/formspring.me/JESawyer/q/205030640372979993 J.E. Sawyer on Formspring]</ref> created by [[Borous|Doctor Borous]] in the [[Z-14 Pepsinae DNA splicing lab]] of Big MT. They eventually escaped to the [[Mojave Wasteland]] and [[Zion Canyon]] sometime after the [[Great War]].
  
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With the population widespread throughout the wasteland, they have come in contact with many groups and believed to have been given their name by Spanish-speakers of the regions they have propagated.<ref group="Non-game" name="SpanishName" />
   
 
==Characteristics==
  
==Characteristics==
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Cazadores have a quick and erratic flight pattern. They are most often encountered in swarms of four or more, with the occasional strays flying in the outlying area. Their venomous attacks can lead to a quick death if they succeed in poisoning their target. The spikes on their back rise and fall, both when idle and when attacking.
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===Biology===
  
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Cazadores have distinctive amber-orange wings, a blue-black carapace, and blood-red eyes. They have a quick and rather erratic flight pattern, making them difficult to hit without [[Vault-Tec Assisted Targeting System|V.A.T.S.]] assistance. They are most often encountered in swarms of four or more, with the occasional strays flying the outlying area. Their venomous attacks can lead to a quick death if they succeed in poisoning their target. The spikes on their back rise and fall, both when idle and when attacking.
  
   
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Cazadores are more common in mountainous regions of the Mojave Wasteland although some swarms can be found near lakes in lower areas. They chew wood fiber and mold it into a paper pulp in order to create large basket-shaped nests, many of which can be seen at places such as [[Bonnie Springs]], [[cazador nest]], west of the [[Brewer's beer bootlegging]], the road heading towards [[Jacobstown]], north of [[Goodsprings]], inside various tents in the [[tribal village]], and the boathouse at [[Callville Bay]]. The cazadores' original breeding ground is the Z-14 Pepsinae DNA splicing lab in Big MT. They compete with [[night stalker]]s for prey.<ref>[[Fallout: New Vegas loading screens#Loading screen hints|''Fallout: New Vegas'' loading screen hints]]</ref>
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Cazadores are more common in mountainous regions of the Mojave Wasteland, although some swarms can be found near lakes in lower areas. They create large basket-shaped nests, many of which can be seen at places such as [[Bonnie Springs]], [[cazador nest]], west of the [[Brewer's beer bootlegging]], the road heading towards [[Jacobstown]], north of [[Goodsprings]], inside various tents in the [[tribal village]] and the boathouse at [[Callville Bay]], with the cazadores' original breeding ground being the Z-14 Pepsinae DNA splicing lab in Big MT. They frequently compete with other wildlife like [[night stalker]]s for prey.<ref>[[Fallout: New Vegas loading screens#Loading screens|''Fallout: New Vegas'' loading screens]]</ref>
   
 
===Gameplay attributes===
  
===Gameplay attributes===
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While a sting from a young cazador isn't highly damaging, the sting of an adult is. A sting will do more physical damage than a giant [[radscorpion]] and cause three times more poison damage over a longer time. They are extremely fast and hard to escape unless their wings have been crippled. They attack in large swarms while also covering a large area. Crippling a wing via V.A.T.S. greatly slows them down and also temporarily disables their ability to fly. However, they will continue to sputter towards their enemy at a surprisingly fast rate. Crippling their antennae will [[frenzy]] them. They do not take extra damage from shots to the head.
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A sting will do more physical damage than a [[Radscorpion (Fallout: New Vegas)|giant radscorpion]] and cause three times more poison damage over a longer time. Crippling a wing via V.A.T.S. greatly slows them down and also temporarily disables their ability to fly. However, they will continue to sputter towards their enemy at a fast rate. Crippling their antennae will [[frenzy]] them. They do not take extra damage from shots to the head.
   
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=== Protection ===
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; Coping with the poison
  
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An assortment of perks and consumables can help eliminate and/or mitigate the effects of a cazador's sting:
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* {{icon|FNV|link=Fallout: New Vegas}} [[Endurance]], [[antivenom]], [[Super stimpak (Fallout: New Vegas)|super stimpak]]
  
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* {{icon|FNVHH|link=Honest Hearts}} [[Datura antivenom]], [[Spore plant pods]], [[blood shield]], [[Tribal Wisdom]]
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* {{Icon|FNV|link=Fallout: New Vegas}} [[Endurance]], [[antivenom]], [[Super stimpak (Fallout: New Vegas)|super stimpak]]
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* {{Icon|FNVHH|link=Honest Hearts}} [[Datura antivenom]], [[Spore plant pods]], [[Blood Shield]], [[Tribal Wisdom]]
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* {{icon|FNVOWB|link=Old World Blues (add-on)}} [[Heartless]], [[Cardiac Arrest]]
  
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* {{icon|FNVLR|link=Lonesome Road (add-on)}} [[Snakebite tourniquet]], [[Auto-inject stimpak]], [[Auto-inject super stimpak]]
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* {{Icon|FNVOWB|link=Old World Blues (add-on)}} [[Heartless]], [[Cardiac Arrest]]
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* {{Icon|FNVLR|link=Lonesome Road (add-on)}} [[Snakebite tourniquet]], [[Auto-inject stimpak]], [[Auto-inject super stimpak]]
   
 
==Variants==
  
==Variants==
 
===Cazador===
  
===Cazador===
 
[[File:Cazador.png|120x120px|right]]
 
[[File:Cazador.png|120x120px|right]]
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Cazadores are large insects with distinctive orange wings, a blue-black carapace, blood-red eyes, a spiky upper abdomen, a fast flight speed and a rather erratic flight pattern. They are common in mountainous regions in the Mojave Desert and move in groups of two to five.
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They are common in mountainous regions in the Mojave Desert and move in groups of two to five.
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===Young cazador===
  
===Young cazador===
 
[[File:Cazador.png|120x120px|right]]
  
[[File:Cazador.png|120x120px|right]]
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Young cazadores are often found near other cazadores in mountainous regions (presumably members of the same colony, hive, or swarm). They are identical in appearance to regular cazadores but are about 1/2 to 3/4 the size. Though their poison is weaker than that of adults, their small size makes them more agile and difficult to hit than mature cazadores.
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Young cazadores are often found near other cazadores in mountainous regions. They are identical in appearance to adults but smaller and their poison is weaker.
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They can also prove to be quite a hassle due to their tendency to swarm. Entire groups will swarm their target in an attempt to overwhelm it via numerical strength.
  
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===Legendary cazador===
  
===Legendary cazador===
 
[[File:LegendaryCazador.png|120x120px|right]]
  
[[File:LegendaryCazador.png|120x120px|right]]
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The only one of its kind, the legendary cazador has twice as many [[Hit Points]] and significantly more attack power than a normal adult cazador. The legendary cazador is one of the five [[:Category:Fallout: New Vegas legendary creatures|legendary creatures]] found in the Mojave Wasteland. It is encountered at the end of the cazador-infested [[Silver Peak Mine]]. Sometimes it will show up after the player character clears out all the other cazadores or after reaching the second floor of the cave. It spawns from an overhead tunnel on the second floor.
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The only one of its kind, the legendary cazador has twice as many [[Hit Points]] and significantly more attack power than a normal adult cazador. The legendary cazador is one of the five [[:Category:Fallout: New Vegas legendary creatures|legendary creatures]] found in the Mojave Wasteland. It is encountered at the end of the cazador-infested [[Silver Peak Mine]]. Sometimes it will show up after the player clears out all the other cazadores or after reaching the second floor of the cave. It spawns from an overhead tunnel on the second floor.
   
 
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* {{icon|dead}} [[Cazador egg]]
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===Giant cazador (''Honest Hearts'')===
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===Giant cazador===
 
[[File:Cazador.png|120x120px|right]]
  
[[File:Cazador.png|120x120px|right]]
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Giant cazadores are encountered all over [[Zion Canyon]] as part of the ''[[Honest Hearts]]'' [[Fallout: New Vegas add-ons|add-on]]. They are one of the most vicious creatures in the add-on, and can be found in various locations outside of [[Eastern Virgin]] and the [[Sorrows camp]]. They are usually found in groups of two or three, but it is not uncommon to see groups of other sizes. As their name implies, they are much larger than a normal cazador.
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Giant cazadores are encountered all over [[Zion Canyon]] as part of the ''[[Honest Hearts]]'' [[Fallout: New Vegas add-ons|add-on]]. They are one of the most vicious creatures in the add-on, and can be found in various locations outside of [[Eastern Virgin]] and the [[Sorrows camp]]. They are usually found in groups of two or three. They are much larger than a normal cazador.
   
 
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|items =* {{icon|dead}} [[Cazador poison gland]] x2
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|items =* {{Icon|dead}} [[Cazador poison gland]] x2
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* {{icon|dead}} [[Cazador egg]]
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* {{Icon|dead}} [[Cazador egg]]
 
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===Specimen 73 (''Old World Blues'')===
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===Specimen 73===
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{{quotation|-Oh, and the tarantula hawk. Can't splice enough, I always say, especially if you can make a magnificent Cazador!-|[[Borous|Dr. Borous]]|sound=OWBBorousCazador.ogg}}
  
 
[[File:Cazador.png|120x120px|right]]
  
[[File:Cazador.png|120x120px|right]]
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This unique cazador is found in the Z-14 Pepsinae DNA splicing lab guarding a variety of loot, including the [[Auto-Doc Upgrade: Implant M-5]] behind the double doors at the end of the corridor. Judging by its name, it was probably some sort of experiment. It is a stronger and more powerful version of a regular cazador and has even more Hit Points than the legendary cazador, but its main advantage is its incredible speed.
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This unique cazador is found in the Z-14 Pepsinae DNA splicing lab guarding a variety of loot, including the [[Auto-Doc Upgrade: Implant M-5]] behind the double doors at the end of the corridor. It is a stronger and more powerful version of a regular cazador and has even more Hit Points than the legendary cazador, and is also faster.
   
 
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==Notes==
  
==Notes==
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* Cazadores usually stay in packs of around two to five.
  
 
* [[Fallout: New Vegas companions|Companions]] are vulnerable to cazador attacks, as they cannot use antivenom. [[Stimpak (Fallout: New Vegas)|Stimpaks]] must be administered via the companion wheel. Companions will, however, use [[datura antivenom]] if they have any in their inventory.
  
* [[Fallout: New Vegas companions|Companions]] are vulnerable to cazador attacks, as they cannot use antivenom. [[Stimpak (Fallout: New Vegas)|Stimpaks]] must be administered via the companion wheel. Companions will, however, use [[datura antivenom]] if they have any in their inventory.
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* Idle cazadores will dart back and forth erratically, making them easy to identify on a compass once detected. This makes it difficult to hit them with ranged weapons without the aid of V.A.T.S., however.
  
 
* [[Fallout: New Vegas patch 1.4.0.525|Patch 1.4.0.525]] changed the cazadores' poison effect on normal mode. The duration is now shorter, but the damage is higher.
  
* [[Fallout: New Vegas patch 1.4.0.525|Patch 1.4.0.525]] changed the cazadores' poison effect on normal mode. The duration is now shorter, but the damage is higher.
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* In ''[[Old World Blues (add-on)|Old World Blues]]'', Doctor Borous reveals that he created cazadores, but denies that they have escaped from Big MT or have the ability to breed. While Borous states that he created them in 2003, he is not a reliable source, as [[Mobius|Doctor Mobius]] altered his chronometer, among other things. Borous, however, is absolutely sure it was a Tuesday, and that it was before the [[Great Static]].
  
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* It is implied in [[Randall Clark terminal entries|Randal Clark's terminal entries]] that cazadores were once much smaller and that their venom was not lethal.
  
 
* The cazadores found inside Big MT are tougher and drop significantly more [[Cazador poison gland|poison glands]] than their Mojave counterparts.
  
* The cazadores found inside Big MT are tougher and drop significantly more [[Cazador poison gland|poison glands]] than their Mojave counterparts.
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* Unlike [[Radscorpion (Fallout: New Vegas)|radscorpion]] stinger attacks, which will always poison the player character, getting poisoned by cazadores appears to be random, i.e., getting hit by their stingers does not guarantee being poisoned. Cazador poison is more lethal than a radscorpion's, however, which more than makes up for this.
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* Unlike radscorpion stinger attacks, which will always poison the player, getting poisoned by cazadores appears to be random, i.e., getting hit by their stingers does not guarantee being poisoned.
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* Cazadores have one of the highest base [[Perception]] of any creature, being higher than that of the common [[Deathclaw (Fallout: New Vegas)|deathclaw]]. This, coupled with their erratic movement behavior while idling, makes them nearly impossible to [[sneak]] past.
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* Cazadores have one of the highest base [[Perception]] of any creature, being higher than that of the common [[Deathclaw (Fallout: New Vegas)|deathclaw]]. This, coupled with their erratic movement behavior while idling, makes them nearly impossible to [[Sneak (Fallout: New Vegas)|sneak]] past.
   
 
==Appearances==
  
==Appearances==
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==Behind the scenes==
  
==Behind the scenes==
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* [[Joshua Sawyer]] came up with the idea for the cazador after seeing a picture of a [[Wikipedia:Tarantula hawk|tarantula hawk wasp]],<ref group="Non-game">Question: ''"Do you ever get sick of 'what masochistic person thought of cazadores,' and what would you say has been your favorite project to work on?"''<br />[[Joshua Sawyer]]: ''"No, because I love cazadores and how they mess with players. I felt like Fallout needed a serious mutated insect enemy and came up with the basic idea for the cazador after seeing a picture of a tarantula hawk. From the first time I saw player responses to Brian’s concept art on the Bethesda forums, I knew people were going to dramatically underestimate them as enemies."''<br />([https://jesawyer.tumblr.com/post/60369772156/do-you-ever-get-sick-of-what-masochistic-person Tumblr] - [https://archive.ph/1UXt4 Archived])</ref><ref group="Non-game">Question: ''"Are cazadores based off of tarantula hawk wasps?"''<br />[[Joshua Sawyer]]: ''"Yes."''<br />([http://www.formspring.me/JESawyer/q/203866668819055756 Formspring] - [https://archive.is/A4nfp Archived])</ref> and considers cazadores to be his proudest addition to ''Fallout: New Vegas''.<ref group="Non-game">Question: ''"When working with Fallout:New Vegas, what was your proudest contribution to the project?"''<br />[[Joshua Sawyer]]: ''"Cazadores."''<br />([[Joshua Sawyer Formspring posts/2012#JESawyer responded to MojaveManiac 3 Feb 12|Formspring - JESawyer responded to MojaveManiac 3 Feb 12]] - originally archived on [https://rpgcodex.net/forums/threads/an-archive-of-josh-sawyers-formspring-from-april-2010-through-march-2013-over-1-mb-of-text.128571/ RPGcodex.net])</ref>
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* ''Cazador'' is a Spanish word meaning "hunter." This explains why the plural is ''cazadores'' rather than ''cazadors'', as the rules of Spanish grammar are followed.
  
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* [[Shon Stewart]] was responsible for the cazador animations.<ref group="Non-game">[[Shon Stewart]]: ''"Lesson I learned while working on New Vegas: Throby bits are the friend to any artist looking to create a nasty disgusting giant insect. You'll notice the Cazador's Butt and back throb like it's full of some type of deadly goo. You'll also notice that all the little hairs on his back and head twitch and wiggle. So much fun to put little details into a rig and animate it! I've included the rig in this video because it's pretty neat to see what is driving the 3D model."''<br />([http://www.shonstewart.com/FalloutNewVegas.htm shonstewart.com] - [https://archive.ph/WDH1d Archived])</ref>
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* Cazadores appear to be based on the [[wikipedia:tarantula hawk wasp|tarantula hawk wasp]]. This may explain Randal Clark's claim that they were once smaller and nonlethal.
  
   
 
==Bugs==
  
==Bugs==
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* {{Platforms|pc|ps3|xbox360}} It seems to be possible for cazadores to fall through the map and fly about ''under'' it. This will drive companions crazy, since they will target them but be unable to hit them. Affected cazadores cannot sting non-player characters or the Courier, but will continue to fly back and forth attempting to attack. If the player is above an affected cazador its name and health bar will be visible, but the cazador itself will be invisible. This is a clear indicator that the cazador is bugged in this manner. Attacking with the [[Ranger Takedown]] maneuver may fix this bug.{{Verify|verified}}
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* {{Platforms|pc,ps3,xbox360}} It seems to be possible for cazadores to fall through the map and fly about ''under'' it. This will drive companions crazy, since they will target them but be unable to hit them. Affected cazadores cannot sting non-player characters or the Courier, but will continue to fly back and forth attempting to attack. If the player is above an affected cazador its name and health bar will be visible, but the cazador itself will be invisible. This is a clear indicator that the cazador is bugged in this manner. Attacking with the [[Ranger Takedown]] maneuver may fix this bug.{{Verify|verified}}
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* {{Platforms|pc|ps3|xbox360}} Poison does not appear to wear off companions in the 1.2.0.31x patch after combat. Dismissing the companion and re-hiring them at their home location or the [[Lucky 38]] seems to bypass this. It will wear off after 30 seconds, administering stimpaks to companions will cause the whole damage-over-time to be applied at once which could bring them to negative HP.{{Verify|verified}}
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* {{Platforms|pc,ps3,xbox360}} Poison does not appear to wear off companions in the 1.2.0.31x patch after combat. Dismissing the companion and re-hiring them at their home location or the [[Lucky 38]] seems to bypass this. It will wear off after 30 seconds, administering stimpaks to companions will cause the whole damage-over-time to be applied at once which could bring them to negative HP.{{Verify|verified}}
 
* {{Platforms|xbox360}} Sometimes (or all the time, if your system is affected), if cazadores are in the area, even if you can't see them, you will hear the poison hissing sound loud and close as if you had been poisoned by them. Essentially, you will hear the sound when a cazador anywhere in your active cell poisons something - the attack might not be on the player character or a companion, since even a distant cazador battle will trigger the sound.{{Verify|verified}}
  
* {{Platforms|xbox360}} Sometimes (or all the time, if your system is affected), if cazadores are in the area, even if you can't see them, you will hear the poison hissing sound loud and close as if you had been poisoned by them. Essentially, you will hear the sound when a cazador anywhere in your active cell poisons something - the attack might not be on the player character or a companion, since even a distant cazador battle will trigger the sound.{{Verify|verified}}
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* {{Platforms|ps3|xbox360|}} If you use the [[Flamer (Fallout: New Vegas)|flamer]] against them, they sometimes freeze in the air while on fire.{{Verify|verified}}
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* {{Platforms|ps3,xbox360}} If you use the [[Flamer (Fallout: New Vegas)|flamer]] against them, they sometimes freeze in the air while on fire.{{Verify|verified}}
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* {{Platforms|ps3|xbox360}} Rare occurrences of cazadores being able to poison you when they are in no way close enough to do so, seems to only happen in V.A.T.S.{{Verify|verified}}
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* {{Platforms|ps3,xbox360}} Rare occurrences of cazadores being able to poison you when they are in no way close enough to do so, seems to only happen in V.A.T.S.{{Verify|verified}}
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* {{Platforms|pc|xbox360}} Sometimes, the legendary cazador just wanders around the cave without attacking the player. {{Verify|verified}}
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* {{Platforms|pc,xbox360}} Sometimes, the legendary cazador just wanders around the cave without attacking the player. {{Verify|verified}}
 
* {{Platforms|xbox360}} In Silver Peak Mine, cazadores may not show up as red blips on your heads-up display even though they can be targeted using V.A.T.S.{{Verify|verified}}
  
* {{Platforms|xbox360}} In Silver Peak Mine, cazadores may not show up as red blips on your heads-up display even though they can be targeted using V.A.T.S.{{Verify|verified}}
 
* {{Platforms|xbox360}} Sometimes, cazadores may appear in the [[Followers safehouse]]. {{Verify|verified}}
  
* {{Platforms|xbox360}} Sometimes, cazadores may appear in the [[Followers safehouse]]. {{Verify|verified}}
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* {{Platforms|xbox360}} Due to their incredible speed and relatively small size, cazadores can easily embed themselves into rock formations to make themselves harder to hit, lure melee focused couriers towards them and unlike most enemies even slow the framerate of the game to a crawl, making their fellow cazadores even harder to hit. This effect appears to stack depending on how many cazadores there are inside any number of rocks at one time and is hit and miss on whether looking away from the cazadores helps the framerate or not. Standing around appears to make them leave the rocks and attack the courier directly.{{Verify|verified}}
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* {{Platforms|xbox360}} Due to their incredible speed and relatively small size, cazadores can easily embed themselves into rock formations to make themselves harder to hit, lure melee focused Couriers towards them and unlike most enemies even slow the framerate of the game to a crawl, making their fellow cazadores even harder to hit. This effect appears to stack depending on how many cazadores there are inside any number of rocks at one time and is hit and miss on whether looking away from the cazadores helps the framerate or not. Standing around appears to make them leave the rocks and attack the Courier directly.{{Verify|verified}}
   
 
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Latest revision as of 19:01, 30 March 2024

“Cazadores are a new predator in the Mojave Wasteland and often fight with Night Stalkers over their prey.”— Fallout: New Vegas loading screen

Cazadores[1] (Spanish for "hunters")[Non-game 1] are mutated insects found in the Mojave Wasteland, Big MT, and Zion Canyon in 2281.

Background

Mutated and enlarged in the laboratories of Big MT, cazadores are the offshoot of DNA experiments performed by Doctor Borous. Borous' memories of when these experiments took place however have become muddled; he is confident that they took place on a Tuesday, possibly in May of 2003. Formerly, the lab-grown cazadores were confined to the Z-14 Pepsinae DNA splicing lab in Big MT, but groups of the mutant insects have managed to escape the Big MT crater and moved to neighboring areas, such as the Mojave Wasteland and Zion Canyon, and rapidly multiplied their numbers in recent years. Doctor Borous confidently denies that they have escaped from Big MT or have the ability to breed, which is shown to be false.[2]

With the population widespread throughout the wasteland, they have come in contact with many groups and believed to have been given their name by Spanish-speakers of the regions they have propagated.[Non-game 1]

Characteristics

Cazadores have a quick and erratic flight pattern. They are most often encountered in swarms of four or more, with the occasional strays flying in the outlying area. Their venomous attacks can lead to a quick death if they succeed in poisoning their target. The spikes on their back rise and fall, both when idle and when attacking.

Cazadores are more common in mountainous regions of the Mojave Wasteland, although some swarms can be found near lakes in lower areas. They create large basket-shaped nests, many of which can be seen at places such as Bonnie Springs, cazador nest, west of the Brewer's beer bootlegging, the road heading towards Jacobstown, north of Goodsprings, inside various tents in the tribal village and the boathouse at Callville Bay, with the cazadores' original breeding ground being the Z-14 Pepsinae DNA splicing lab in Big MT. They frequently compete with other wildlife like night stalkers for prey.[3]

Gameplay attributes

A sting will do more physical damage than a giant radscorpion and cause three times more poison damage over a longer time. Crippling a wing via V.A.T.S. greatly slows them down and also temporarily disables their ability to fly. However, they will continue to sputter towards their enemy at a fast rate. Crippling their antennae will frenzy them. They do not take extra damage from shots to the head.

Protection

An assortment of perks and consumables can help eliminate and/or mitigate the effects of a cazador's sting:

Variants

Cazador

Cazador

They are common in mountainous regions in the Mojave Desert and move in groups of two to five.

Name (Form ID)StatisticsBehaviorAbilitiesItems
Cazador
000E584D
Level
18
Experience Points
50
Perception
9
Hit Points
200
Damage Threshold
0
Damage Resistance
0%
Gamebryo AI attributes#Aggression
Very aggressive: Will attack enemies and neutrals on sight.Icon requiredIcon requiredIcon optional
Gamebryo AI attributes#Confidence
Foolhardy: Will never flee or avoid anyone.Icon requiredIcon requiredIcon requiredIcon required
Gamebryo AI attributes#Assistance
Helps allies: Will help allies.Icon requiredIcon optional
Attack
Melee (70 Damage)
Attack
Cazador poison (8 Poison /sec for 30s)

Young cazador

Cazador

Young cazadores are often found near other cazadores in mountainous regions. They are identical in appearance to adults but smaller and their poison is weaker.

Name (Form ID)StatisticsBehaviorAbilitiesItems
Young cazador
0014F478
Level
12
Experience Points
25
Perception
7
Hit Points
100
Damage Threshold
0
Damage Resistance
0%
Gamebryo AI attributes#Aggression
Very aggressive: Will attack enemies and neutrals on sight.Icon requiredIcon requiredIcon optional
Gamebryo AI attributes#Confidence
Foolhardy: Will never flee or avoid anyone.Icon requiredIcon requiredIcon requiredIcon required
Gamebryo AI attributes#Assistance
Helps allies: Will help allies.Icon requiredIcon optional
Attack
Melee (30 Damage)
Attack
Cazador poison (5 Poison /sec for 30s)

Legendary cazador

LegendaryCazador

The only one of its kind, the legendary cazador has twice as many Hit Points and significantly more attack power than a normal adult cazador. The legendary cazador is one of the five legendary creatures found in the Mojave Wasteland. It is encountered at the end of the cazador-infested Silver Peak Mine. Sometimes it will show up after the player clears out all the other cazadores or after reaching the second floor of the cave. It spawns from an overhead tunnel on the second floor.

Name (Form ID)StatisticsBehaviorAbilitiesItems
Legendary cazador
00166DF8
Level
25
Experience Points
50
Perception
10
Hit Points
400
Damage Threshold
0
Damage Resistance
0%
Gamebryo AI attributes#Aggression
Very aggressive: Will attack enemies and neutrals on sight.Icon requiredIcon requiredIcon optional
Gamebryo AI attributes#Confidence
Foolhardy: Will never flee or avoid anyone.Icon requiredIcon requiredIcon requiredIcon required
Gamebryo AI attributes#Assistance
Helps allies: Will help allies.Icon requiredIcon optional
Attack
Melee (120 Damage)
Attack
Cazador poison (8 Poison /sec for 30s)

Giant cazador

Cazador

Giant cazadores are encountered all over Zion Canyon as part of the Honest Hearts add-on. They are one of the most vicious creatures in the add-on, and can be found in various locations outside of Eastern Virgin and the Sorrows camp. They are usually found in groups of two or three. They are much larger than a normal cazador.

Name (Form ID)StatisticsBehaviorAbilitiesItems
Giant cazador Honest Hearts
xx00DD6F
Level
27
Experience Points
50
Perception
9
Hit Points
350
Damage Threshold
0
Damage Resistance
0%
Gamebryo AI attributes#Aggression
Very aggressive: Will attack enemies and neutrals on sight.Icon requiredIcon requiredIcon optional
Gamebryo AI attributes#Confidence
Foolhardy: Will never flee or avoid anyone.Icon requiredIcon requiredIcon requiredIcon required
Gamebryo AI attributes#Assistance
Helps allies: Will help allies.Icon requiredIcon optional
Attack
Melee (80 Damage)
Attack
Cazador poison (8 Poison /sec for 30s)

Specimen 73

Cazador

This unique cazador is found in the Z-14 Pepsinae DNA splicing lab guarding a variety of loot, including the Auto-Doc Upgrade: Implant M-5 behind the double doors at the end of the corridor. It is a stronger and more powerful version of a regular cazador and has even more Hit Points than the legendary cazador, and is also faster.

Name (Form ID)StatisticsBehaviorAbilitiesItems
Specimen 73 Old World Blues (add-on)
xx01445D
Level
50
Experience Points
50
Perception
6
Hit Points
675
Damage Threshold
0
Damage Resistance
0%
Gamebryo AI attributes#Aggression
Very aggressive: Will attack enemies and neutrals on sight.Icon requiredIcon requiredIcon optional
Gamebryo AI attributes#Confidence
Foolhardy: Will never flee or avoid anyone.Icon requiredIcon requiredIcon requiredIcon required
Gamebryo AI attributes#Assistance
Helps allies: Will help allies.Icon requiredIcon optional
Attack
Melee (70 Damage)
Attack
Cazador poison (8 Poison /sec for 30s)

Notes

  • Companions are vulnerable to cazador attacks, as they cannot use antivenom. Stimpaks must be administered via the companion wheel. Companions will, however, use datura antivenom if they have any in their inventory.
  • Patch 1.4.0.525 changed the cazadores' poison effect on normal mode. The duration is now shorter, but the damage is higher.
  • The cazadores found inside Big MT are tougher and drop significantly more poison glands than their Mojave counterparts.
  • Unlike radscorpion stinger attacks, which will always poison the player, getting poisoned by cazadores appears to be random, i.e., getting hit by their stingers does not guarantee being poisoned.
  • Cazadores have one of the highest base Perception of any creature, being higher than that of the common deathclaw. This, coupled with their erratic movement behavior while idling, makes them nearly impossible to sneak past.

Appearances

Cazadores appear in Fallout: New Vegas and its add-ons Honest Hearts and Old World Blues. They are also mentioned in the graphic novel, All Roads.

Behind the scenes

Bugs

  • PCPC Playstation 3Playstation 3Playstation 3 Xbox 360Xbox 360 It seems to be possible for cazadores to fall through the map and fly about under it. This will drive companions crazy, since they will target them but be unable to hit them. Affected cazadores cannot sting non-player characters or the Courier, but will continue to fly back and forth attempting to attack. If the player is above an affected cazador its name and health bar will be visible, but the cazador itself will be invisible. This is a clear indicator that the cazador is bugged in this manner. Attacking with the Ranger Takedown maneuver may fix this bug.[verified]
  • PCPC Playstation 3Playstation 3Playstation 3 Xbox 360Xbox 360 Poison does not appear to wear off companions in the 1.2.0.31x patch after combat. Dismissing the companion and re-hiring them at their home location or the Lucky 38 seems to bypass this. It will wear off after 30 seconds, administering stimpaks to companions will cause the whole damage-over-time to be applied at once which could bring them to negative HP.[verified]
  • Xbox 360Xbox 360 Sometimes (or all the time, if your system is affected), if cazadores are in the area, even if you can't see them, you will hear the poison hissing sound loud and close as if you had been poisoned by them. Essentially, you will hear the sound when a cazador anywhere in your active cell poisons something - the attack might not be on the player character or a companion, since even a distant cazador battle will trigger the sound.[verified]
  • Playstation 3Playstation 3Playstation 3 Xbox 360Xbox 360 If you use the flamer against them, they sometimes freeze in the air while on fire.[verified]
  • Playstation 3Playstation 3Playstation 3 Xbox 360Xbox 360 Rare occurrences of cazadores being able to poison you when they are in no way close enough to do so, seems to only happen in V.A.T.S.[verified]
  • PCPC Xbox 360Xbox 360 Sometimes, the legendary cazador just wanders around the cave without attacking the player. [verified]
  • Xbox 360Xbox 360 In Silver Peak Mine, cazadores may not show up as red blips on your heads-up display even though they can be targeted using V.A.T.S.[verified]
  • Xbox 360Xbox 360 Sometimes, cazadores may appear in the Followers safehouse. [verified]
  • Xbox 360Xbox 360 Due to their incredible speed and relatively small size, cazadores can easily embed themselves into rock formations to make themselves harder to hit, lure melee focused Couriers towards them and unlike most enemies even slow the framerate of the game to a crawl, making their fellow cazadores even harder to hit. This effect appears to stack depending on how many cazadores there are inside any number of rocks at one time and is hit and miss on whether looking away from the cazadores helps the framerate or not. Standing around appears to make them leave the rocks and attack the Courier directly.[verified]

Sounds

Chasing cazador

Conscious cazador

Hit cazador

Hit cazador

Hit cazador

Wing turning cazador

Falling cazador

Death sound

Gallery

References

  1. ↑ Red Lucy: "We've got three fiends ready for our Cazadores."
    (Red Lucy's dialogue)
  2. ↑ Courier: "You are responsible for Cazadores?"
    Dr. Borous: "Indeed. Docile. Curious. Safe. Sterile. They are contained here at Big MT to preserve DNA and for observation."
    Courier: "Contained at Big Mountain? Those things are all over the Mojave!"
    Dr. Borous: "No, such creatures are found only here, for research purposes. They would no more be capable of escape than breeding."
    Courier: "What makes you think they haven't escaped?"
    Dr. Borous: "Because Big MT's safety measures are far more sophisticated than their primitive animal instincts. WE are their lords and masters."
    (Dr. Borous' dialogue)
  3. ↑ Fallout: New Vegas loading screens

Non-game

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Question: "What does the name 'Cazzador' mean and why did you use it?"
    Joshua Sawyer: "'Cazador' is the Spanish word for 'hunter'. Since cazadores are based on tarantula hawk wasps and they are more common in Arizona and New Mexico (the Sonoran Desert, especially), I thought they may have originally been named 'in the wild' by Spanish-speakers."
    Formspring - Archived
  2. ↑ Question: "Do you ever get sick of 'what masochistic person thought of cazadores,' and what would you say has been your favorite project to work on?"
    Joshua Sawyer: "No, because I love cazadores and how they mess with players. I felt like Fallout needed a serious mutated insect enemy and came up with the basic idea for the cazador after seeing a picture of a tarantula hawk. From the first time I saw player responses to Brian’s concept art on the Bethesda forums, I knew people were going to dramatically underestimate them as enemies."
    (Tumblr - Archived)
  3. ↑ Question: "Are cazadores based off of tarantula hawk wasps?"
    Joshua Sawyer: "Yes."
    (Formspring - Archived)
  4. ↑ Question: "When working with Fallout:New Vegas, what was your proudest contribution to the project?"
    Joshua Sawyer: "Cazadores."
    (Formspring - JESawyer responded to MojaveManiac 3 Feb 12 - originally archived on RPGcodex.net)
  5. ↑ Shon Stewart: "Lesson I learned while working on New Vegas: Throby bits are the friend to any artist looking to create a nasty disgusting giant insect. You'll notice the Cazador's Butt and back throb like it's full of some type of deadly goo. You'll also notice that all the little hairs on his back and head twitch and wiggle. So much fun to put little details into a rig and animate it! I've included the rig in this video because it's pretty neat to see what is driving the 3D model."
    (shonstewart.com - Archived)
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