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{{Platforms|pc,ps4}} While accessing the vault door control panel to open the vault door, V.A.T.S may suddenly break. In order to fix this, you must load a previous save and attempt to open the door again. {{Verify|verified}} |
{{Platforms|pc,ps4}} While accessing the vault door control panel to open the vault door, V.A.T.S may suddenly break. In order to fix this, you must load a previous save and attempt to open the door again. {{Verify|verified}} |
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| − | {{Platforms|pc}} As an addition to the above, if you have access to the console, open it and type DumpInputEnableLayers, then note the layer number that has VATS in it. Next type ResetInputEnableLayer # where # is the |
+ | {{Platforms|pc}} As an addition to the above, if you have access to the console, open it and type DumpInputEnableLayers, then note the layer number that has VATS in it. Next type ResetInputEnableLayer # where # is the number of the layer that has VATS in it and this will fix the disabled VATS. In order to force-open the door if it didn't open from the button, type SetStage DN142 50 and this should force start the door opening sequence. |
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Revision as of 21:05, 28 May 2020
Vault 114 is an unfinished Vault-Tec vault located in the Commonwealth, accessed by going through Park Street station. By the year 2287, Vault 114 is controlled by the Triggermen and is used as a base of operations by Skinny Malone.
Background
Vault 114 was primarily built and intended for housing Boston's upper class and their families. Only high-ranking members of local and state government, local luminaries, and business people were accepted as part of the social experiment. Future members of the vault were also made aware that they would be cohabiting solely with others of similar wealth and power.
Even though the initial residents were of upper social class status, the "luxury" aspect of the vault was highly exaggerated to the future residents. Multiple families, chosen randomly, were to live and sleep in single-room apartments. Dining and bathing would be in shared quarters and the amenities would be minimal.
The Vault 114 personnel were interviewing individuals for the overseer position. The vault personnel's goal was to find someone with no supervisory or government experience and strong anti-authority bias. Human Resources told them that the interview process vetted many viable candidates for the position.
An overseer was chosen when the interview process dredged up a man known only as "Soup Can Harry." He refused to provide his legal name (which he referred to as a "rank and number" branded by the government) and believed that the government used taxes to fund "Illuminati Free Mason sex parties." Soup Can was presumably homeless, as he implied that he slept in dumpsters. He also appears to have eaten Abraxo cleaner before, as he is heard to say "I seen the back of them Abraxo boxes. 'Not for consumption'? Don't you tell me what to do, I'll eat what I want!"
As he so perfectly exemplified what Vault-Tec desired in an overseer for this vault, his interviewer offered him the position on the spot. Soup Can accepted, but cautioned that he "ain't wearing no goddamn tie... or pants."
Vault 114 personnel were also told by Vault-Tec Management not to "undermine the new overseer's authority at all during the experiment, even (and especially) if it may cause physical discomfort, embarrassment, or harm to residents."
By taking away the luxury and authority these groups saw in surface life, while simultaneously subjecting them to the whims of a dangerously incompetent overseer, they hoped to study the residents' reactions in stressful situations.
By 2287, the vault had been taken over by small time mobster Skinny Malone and his crew of Triggermen.
Layout
Accessed through the tunnels of Park Street station, the vault is located northwest of the tracks. Once the door is opened, progress straight ahead is impeded by a door that requires a key, forcing one through the door to the northwest. The subsequent hallway descends further into the vault; it leads to a storeroom connected to a long hallway that terminates at a cave dominated with catwalks.
The catwalks of this cave wrap around and return back into the vault. The only way to proceed is to jump down a two-story hole into a small server room; continuing down the adjacent hallway leads to Vault 114 proper. The subsequent hallway leads to the vault's atrium, separated into three tiers. A staircase in the southwest corner of the second tier ascends to the third, which hosts the overseer's office and the imprisoned Nick Valentine, and a door in the southeast corner descends to the first tier.
On the west end of the atrium's first level leads to the vault's communal showers and lavatory. An adjacent stairwell ascends to the residential quarters, including the laundry and cafeteria; beyond it are more stairs leading up to the vault's nursery, Advanced-locked depot (which contains a Master locked safe), and finally the exit, which brings one back to the vault's entrance in Park Street station.
Notable loot
- Overseer door password - Carried by Dino. It gives access to a door terminal next to the overseer's room.
- Speech bobblehead – In the overseer's room where Nick Valentine is locked up.
- Holotapes "V. 114 interview #03," "V. 114 interview #21" and "V. 114 interview #87" in the overseer's room.
- Astoundingly Awesome Tales issue #8 – Found on a white Vault-Tec crate next to some burning candles. After exiting the atrium with Nick and going up the first stairway, it will be on the white Vault-Tec crate in front of the hallway blockage.
- Eleven Vault 114 jumpsuits are scattered throughout the vault.
Related quests
Notes
- During the quest Unlikely Valentine, one can overhear a couple of Triggermen discussing the origins of Vault 114. One of them remarks on the impracticality of installing a vault inside of a train station, as it would be the opposite of "airtight." A second remarks that they were probably never planning to actually use the vault, and that it was simply a scam to keep the workers on payroll while a different site was prepared for vault construction. The second Triggerman (who is a ghoul and possibly lived during those times) backs up his argument by pointing out that this is similar to a scam that used to be pulled in pre-War times.
- There is a lack of terminal entries or journals or holotapes that detail what went on during the Vault 114 experiment, unlike in every other vault discovered. This, coupled with the fact that the construction for the vault was incomplete, indicates that the residents never entered Vault 114 when the bombs fell, and so the social experiment never took place. Although in the room right before leaving Vault 114, there is a terminal that implies that 10 families had registered and been assigned to four of the residencies in the vault.
- 14 cement bags can be found in the construction area right before entering the vault.
- During the pre-War beginning of the game, the news anchor on the TV notes that there are still openings in Vault 114.
- The entrance near the vault door, and by extent, the map icon for Vault 114, won't appear until Nick exits the vault. It can be activated before, however in order to do so, one must use the entrance via the ladder from inside the tunnels.
- When at this location companions make comments, these comments are activated at two locations: the entrance construction and at the exterior tunnel construction.
| Location comments | ||
|---|---|---|
| Character | Specific location | Comment |
| Cait | entrance construction | "Looks like the vault was never completed." |
| exterior tunnel construction | "I'll be damned. Vault-Tec tucked these little beauties everywhere." | |
| Codsworth | entrance construction | "You don't suppose this vault was unfinished when the bombs fell? I can't imagine exposed dirt was the look they were going for." |
| exterior tunnel construction | "A vault? Down here?" | |
| Curie | entrance construction | "" |
| exterior tunnel construction | "A Vault. I suppose it's worth investigating." | |
| Danse | entrance construction | "Looks like Vault-Tec ran out of time on this one." |
| exterior tunnel construction | "I bet a month's pay that we'll find an illicit experiment gone awry inside this vault." | |
| Deacon | entrance construction | "" |
| exterior tunnel construction | "Vault 114. It's been pretty thoroughly looted, but sometimes you can find something that's been overlooked." | |
| John Hancock | entrance construction | "Looks like they were still working when the bombs hit." |
| exterior tunnel construction | "Well, well. Vault 114. You'd be surprised how much scum from the Commonwealth trickles in here." | |
| Robert MacCready | entrance construction | "Wow, they must have been building this vault all the way up to the last second." |
| exterior tunnel construction | "Never imagined we'd find a vault down here. Let's check it out." | |
| Nick Valentine | entrance construction | "You think these workers got to join the folks in the Vault?" |
| exterior tunnel construction | "" | |
| Piper Wright | entrance construction | "It's like where old excavators go to die." |
| exterior tunnel construction | "Isn't this where Nick was trapped? I can imagine worse places to be holed up." | |
| Preston Garvey | entrance construction | "Huh. This vault must not have been quite done when the war started." |
| exterior tunnel construction | "What's this doing here?" | |
| X6-88 | entrance construction | "This area was still under construction." |
| exterior tunnel construction | "I know this architecture. This is a vault." | |
Appearances
Vault 114 appears only in Fallout 4.
Bugs
While accessing the vault door control panel to open the vault door, V.A.T.S may suddenly break. In order to fix this, you must load a previous save and attempt to open the door again. [verified]
As an addition to the above, if you have access to the console, open it and type DumpInputEnableLayers, then note the layer number that has VATS in it. Next type ResetInputEnableLayer # where # is the number of the layer that has VATS in it and this will fix the disabled VATS. In order to force-open the door if it didn't open from the button, type SetStage DN142 50 and this should force start the door opening sequence.
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