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{{Infobox quest |
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|games =FO2 |
|games =FO2 |
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+ | |type =unmarked |
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+ | |image =Clear Wanamingo Mine.png |
| − | |location =[[Redding]] |
+ | |location =[[Great wanamingo mine]], [[Redding]] |
|given by =[[Ascorti]] |
|given by =[[Ascorti]] |
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| − | |reward =3500 [[Experience Points|XP]]<br>[[NCR dollars|$]]1500 |
+ | |reward =3500 [[Experience Points|XP]]<br />[[NCR dollars|$]]1500 |
|related =[[Find the excavator chip]] |
|related =[[Find the excavator chip]] |
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}}{{Games|FO2}} |
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+ | {{Quotation|Well, there are some dang [[Wanamingo|critters]] in [[Great wanamingo mine|there]] that need to be killed before anyone will work the mine. If'n you were to buy the deed - and then kill off the critters infesting it - I'd be happy to buy the deed back off you for a nice profit.|Mayor [[Ascorti]]}} |
| − | '''Clear Wanamingo Mine''' is |
+ | '''Clear Wanamingo Mine''' is an unmarked [[Fallout 2 quests|quest]] in ''[[Fallout 2]]''. |
| + | ==Quick walkthrough== |
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| − | ==Walkthrough== |
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| + | {{chart/start|class=mw-collapsible mw-collapsed}} |
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| ⚫ | While at [[Redding]], |
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| + | {{chart|quest|quest=Side Quest: Clear Wanamingo Mine|class=va-chart-quest}} |
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| + | {{chart| |!| }} |
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| + | {{chart|data1|data1=Speak with [[Ascorti|the mayor]].|class=va-chart-body}} |
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| + | {{chart| |!| }} |
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| + | {{chart|data1|data1=Pay $1000 to buy the Wanamingo Mine.|class=va-chart-body}} |
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| + | {{chart| |!| }} |
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| + | {{chart|data1|data1=Go into the mine and slay all [[wanamingo]]s.|class=va-chart-body}} |
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| + | {{chart| |!| }} |
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| + | {{chart|data1|data1=Return to Ascorti.|class=va-chart-body}} |
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| + | {{chart| |!| }} |
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| + | {{chart|reward|reward=Reward: 3500 [[Experience Points|XP]], [[NCR dollars|$]]2500|class=va-chart-reward}} |
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| + | {{chart/end}} |
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| + | ==Detailed walkthrough== |
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| ⚫ | The best access point to the tunnels (albeit the most dangerous) is through the cargo elevator in the ruined |
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| ⚫ | While at [[Redding]], [[Ascorti|Mayor Ascorti]] may cajole the [[Chosen One]] into buying a deed to the [[Great wanamingo mine]], billing it as a great investment, $1000 for the richest mine in the town. One catch: its infested with the alien-like [[wanamingo]]s. In order to make any profit from the deed, some eradication is required. |
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| ⚫ | The best access point to the tunnels (albeit the most dangerous) is through the cargo elevator in the ruined wanamingo mine camp. It is advised to bring as much [[Stimpak (Fallout)|stimpaks]], ammunition and guns as possible, as the inhabitants of the mine are tough customers. When using the elevator, the drop off point is right in the queen's chamber and she is the first hostile on the level. By far the toughest, targeted shots to the eyes and legs should be enough to dispatch her. |
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| ⚫ | Afterwards, its just a long and arduous trek through dark corridors, shooting [[ |
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| ⚫ | Afterwards, its just a long and arduous trek through dark corridors, shooting [[wanamingo]]s to death. In order to complete this quest, all wanamingos must be killed (with the only exceptions of their eggs). This includes the ones in tunnels below the mine camp and downtown, so it can take a while. The player character gets 3500 XP for clearing the mine out and Ascorti offers to buy the deed back for $2500, a $1500 profit. |
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| + | ==Bugs== |
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| + | The quest will become flagged as complete even if there is still one wanamingo remaining (regardless of if this is the queen or not). This is caused by a discrepancy between the quest counter and the actual number of wanamingos. |
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{{Navbox quests FO2}} |
{{Navbox quests FO2}} |
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| + | {{Navbox Redding}} |
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[[Category:Fallout 2 quests]] |
[[Category:Fallout 2 quests]] |
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[[Category:Redding]] |
[[Category:Redding]] |
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| + | [[pl:Oczyść Kopalnię Wanamingo]] |
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[[ru:Очистить шахту от ванаминго]] |
[[ru:Очистить шахту от ванаминго]] |
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Revision as of 02:51, 30 July 2019
“Well, there are some dang critters in there that need to be killed before anyone will work the mine. If'n you were to buy the deed - and then kill off the critters infesting it - I'd be happy to buy the deed back off you for a nice profit.”— Mayor Ascorti
Clear Wanamingo Mine is an unmarked quest in Fallout 2.
Quick walkthrough
| Side Quest: Clear Wanamingo Mine | |||||
| Speak with the mayor. | |||||
| Pay $1000 to buy the Wanamingo Mine. | |||||
| Go into the mine and slay all wanamingos. | |||||
| Return to Ascorti. | |||||
| Reward: 3500 XP, $2500 | |||||
Detailed walkthrough
While at Redding, Mayor Ascorti may cajole the Chosen One into buying a deed to the Great wanamingo mine, billing it as a great investment, $1000 for the richest mine in the town. One catch: its infested with the alien-like wanamingos. In order to make any profit from the deed, some eradication is required.
The best access point to the tunnels (albeit the most dangerous) is through the cargo elevator in the ruined wanamingo mine camp. It is advised to bring as much stimpaks, ammunition and guns as possible, as the inhabitants of the mine are tough customers. When using the elevator, the drop off point is right in the queen's chamber and she is the first hostile on the level. By far the toughest, targeted shots to the eyes and legs should be enough to dispatch her.
Afterwards, its just a long and arduous trek through dark corridors, shooting wanamingos to death. In order to complete this quest, all wanamingos must be killed (with the only exceptions of their eggs). This includes the ones in tunnels below the mine camp and downtown, so it can take a while. The player character gets 3500 XP for clearing the mine out and Ascorti offers to buy the deed back for $2500, a $1500 profit.
Bugs
The quest will become flagged as complete even if there is still one wanamingo remaining (regardless of if this is the queen or not). This is caused by a discrepancy between the quest counter and the actual number of wanamingos.
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