The Hubologist compound is a Hubologist location in San Francisco in 2241.
Background[]
The Hubologists, built their headquarters into the concrete foundation of the southern end of the Golden Gate.
The original purpose of the facility is not known, but judging by the arrangement of the corridors and substantial protection (entrance is prevented by force fields) it was likely some kind of reinforced shelter.
Layout[]
AHS-7 stands at the entrance with several Hubologist guards. A series of force fields prevent entry into the main compound. There are living quarters, a meditation room, the AHS-9's office and quarters, mess hall and lavatories, workshops and a mainframe. Vikki Goldman and Juan Cruz proselytize to new recruits in the prayer room.[1] Head scientist Crocket works in the computer lab. A computer in the compound welcomes the reader to HubLink and explains AHS-9's goals, the group's finances, and research on topics such as power armor, computing orbits, launch trajectories, and space travel destinations.[2]
Appearances[]
The Hubologist compound appears in Fallout 2.
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References[]
- ↑ {137}{}{You can find them in the prayer room, showing all our new recruits and the raw meat just how rewarding it is to be a Hubologist.}
(AHS-7's dialogue) - ↑ Hubologist compound computer:
"Welcome to HubLink."
"Research: After wading through the religious gobbledygook, it appears that the Hubologists have created a means of hardening power armor. They have also found a way to compute launch trajectory, orbits, and spatial destinations. Further, it appears they're working on weather control."
"Future goals: You spend about half an hour reading about the goals AHS-9 is trying to achieve. In addition to enlightenment and reunion with the Star Father, it appears that he's also got no qualms about destroying humans who weren't with him from the beginning. He's a little crazy."
"Finances: The Hubologist Church appears to be hugely wealthy. The standard approach is to ask a new recruit to donate all his or her worldly possessions to the Church as a sign of good faith. When someone isn't asked to do this, apparently it means the Hubologists aren't intending to deal fairly. They have a huge cache of loot stashed somewhere in the desert. You can't quite figure out the coordinates."
(Hubologists computer transcript)