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{{Quotation|The first Super Mutants in Appalachia were created right before the Great War, when West Tek poisoned the drinking water of Huntersville with the FEV Virus, in a sinister, secret experiment gone horribly wrong.|[[Fallout 76 loading screens|''Fallout 76'' loading screen]]}} |
{{Quotation|The first Super Mutants in Appalachia were created right before the Great War, when West Tek poisoned the drinking water of Huntersville with the FEV Virus, in a sinister, secret experiment gone horribly wrong.|[[Fallout 76 loading screens|''Fallout 76'' loading screen]]}} |
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'''Huntersville''' is a [[Fallout 76 locations|town]] in the [[Savage Divide]] region of [[Appalachia]] in [[Timeline#2102|2102]]. |
'''Huntersville''' is a [[Fallout 76 locations|town]] in the [[Savage Divide]] region of [[Appalachia]] in [[Timeline#2102|2102]]. |
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==Background== |
==Background== |
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| + | Huntersville is the source of [[Appalachia]]n super mutants, created when [[West Tek]] conducted a secret experiment dumping [[FEV]] into the local water supply. The secret, sinister experiment went horribly wrong, creating a scourge on the region that would persist as late as [[Timeline#2102|2102]].<ref>[[Fallout 76 loading screens]]</ref> Huntersville was originally a small, isolated town in Appalachia, struggling to deal with dirty well water and other problems of living away from developed areas. The town was on the verge of disappearing in early 2075, when West Tek and the government offered it a rural development grant. The town gladly accepted and within three months received a brand-new water recycling system and sewer lines, even hooked into [[Thomas McDevitt]]'s nearby farm. Things were looking up for Huntersville,<ref>[[Huntersville terminal entries#Personal Journal 06.04.75|Huntersville terminal entries]]: "''Personal Journal 06.04.75''"</ref> especially when the [[West Tek Research Center]] was erected outside of town in late August. Nobody batted an eye at a major corporation suddenly establishing itself in backwoods Appalachia, not with the money flowing into Huntersville and economy booming thanks to the researchers.<ref>[[Huntersville terminal entries#Personal Journal 08.20.75|Huntersville terminal entries]]: "''Personal Journal 08.20.75''"</ref> |
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| − | Huntersville is ground zero for the super mutants of Appalachia, with [[West Tek]] [[West Tek research center|testing]] a strain of [[Forced Evolutionary Virus|FEV]] by releasing it into the town's water supply before the [[Great War]].<ref name="WaterAnalysis">[[West Tek research center terminal entries]] - FTS-3A Water Analysis: ''Water analysis report for Field Test Site 3A: Huntersville<br />The approved FEV strain has been introduced to the Huntersville water supply, while chlorine dioxide content has been reduced slightly to decrease its effectiveness at disinfecting the virus.<br />No noticible{{sic}} differences in water quality should be discernible by the population.''</ref> |
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| + | The town bloomed, with a new bakery set to open in the spring of 2076. Although the West Tek employees made for poor conversation partners, clamming up or ignoring the townsfolk when they tried to befriend the city folk, Huntersville wasn't too bothered by it, as soon as the money kept flowing in. Even after West Tek started paying for "testing rights".<ref>[[Huntersville terminal entries#Personal Journal 12.20.75|Huntersville terminal entries]]: "''Personal Journal 12.20.75''"</ref> The flow of commerce suddenly halted in February 2076, after several people fell ill with a strange disease. The town suddenly became quiet as West Tek traffic stopped and more and more people started to become sick. Huntersville farmers petitioned West Tek to lend their hand and treat the sick.<ref>[[Huntersville terminal entries#Personal Journal 02.16.76|Huntersville terminal entries]]: "''Personal Journal 02.16.76''"</ref> However, the situation steadily deteriorated, with West Tek physicians convincing the people of Huntersville that it was just a rare strain of flu, one that made people's skin change color and their hair to fall out. Thomas McDevitt, who asked West Tek for help was nowhere to be seen.<ref>[[Huntersville terminal entries#Personal Journal 02.16.76|Huntersville terminal entries]]: "''Personal Journal 02.16.76''"</ref> |
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| − | Designated Field Test Site 3 A,<ref name="WaterAnalysis" /> the initial strain released into Huntersville was designed to act over a longer period of time than other strains, and the area was quarantined by the [[United States Armed Forces|U.S. Army]] to better observe the results and remove promising subjects.<ref>[[West Tek research center terminal entries]] - FTS3A Water Analysis: ''We predict infection to be widespread among the test subjects, but due to the nature of this strain, the results may appear slower than the concentrated lab strain.''</ref> |
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| + | By August, the situation became dire. People started mutating, turning green and becoming deformed. West Tek doctors responded by confining the people of Huntersville to their homes, citing the contagious nature of the "flu" virus and posting guards with hazmat gear throughout the town to keep them safe and contained.<ref>[[Huntersville terminal entries#Personal Journal 09.08.76|Huntersville terminal entries]]: "''Personal Journal 09.08.76''"</ref> Huntersville became a ghost town by November, when the [[12th Mountain Division]] was deployed to the town and ordered to enforce the quarantine. They were issued strict orders to follow full containment procedures due to the viral outbreak, citing concerns about a possible pandemic. The hazmat-equipped soldiers augmented the security while West Tek researchers continued their experiments on the population,<ref>[[Huntersville terminal entries#Op Date 11.02.76|Huntersville terminal entries]]: "''Op Date 11.02.76''"</ref> even as the mutating humans started to turn violent.<ref>[[Huntersville terminal entries#Personal Journal 09.08.76|Huntersville terminal entries]]: "''Personal Journal 09.08.76''"</ref> Although the soldiers found West Tek authority to be detestable, at best, they followed orders and isolated the town with roadblocks and a secure perimeter.<ref>[[Huntersville terminal entries#Op Date 11.04.76|Huntersville terminal entries]]: "''Op Date 11.04.76''"</ref> |
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| − | After the war, the super mutants used Huntersville as their base of operations. They started raiding nearby settlements, including the raiders, to the point of kidnapping the leader of the [[Trappers (Fallout 76)|Trappers]] leaving his booby trapped body at the town center. |
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| + | The soldiers were not equipped to deal with the Huntersville horror, especially Sergeant [[Jake Bianchi]]. A day into the deployment, he was tasked with leading the extraction of a Huntersvillian for West Tek. They weren't prepared to face feral mutants, one of which lunged at the sergeant with a knife, forcing Private Sanderson to shoot her on the spot.<ref>[[Huntersville terminal entries#Op Date 11.05.76|Huntersville terminal entries]]: "''Op Date 11.05.76''"</ref> The situation deteriorated rapidly from that point as the population of the town started attacking the barricades and the soldiers. By November 7, the fighting convinced Sgt. Bianchi that something was wrong, that the town was actually a test site and the people used as guinea pigs. He vowed to get to the bottom of the mystery, which earned him a rapid court martial, charged with gross misconduct, dereliction of duty and insubordination. He was arrested two days later and replaced with the much more pliable Sgt. [[Orlando Garrett]], who showed respect and deference for West Tek.<ref>[[Huntersville terminal entries#Op Date 11.07.76|Huntersville terminal entries]]: "''Op Date 11.07.76''"</ref> |
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| − | The mutants were nearly wiped out by joint forces of the [[Brotherhood of Steel (Appalachia)|Brotherhood of Steel]] and [[Responders]], giving the region some time to recover. After the [[Scorched]] wiped out both organisations the super mutants once again took shelter in the town. |
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| + | Notably, [[West Tek]]'s operations in the town were so secret that even the covert surveillance operatives at [[Sugar Grove]] were ordered by the [[United States Army|Army]] to cease their operations and leave the town alone on October 7, 2077, leaving the analysts surprised - and curious as to what was so secret that even they weren't supposed to look at it.<ref>[[Sugar Grove terminal entries#10-7-77: Huntersville|Huntersville terminal entries]]: "''10-7-77: Huntersville''"</ref> |
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==Layout== |
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| + | Huntersville is a small, isolated town stretching alongside State Route 107. The town was isolated with road blocks to the north and the south, cutting it off from the world, with traces of the military presence at both ends. The northern half of the town contains residential houses. The southwestern one, with the red star, belonged to [[Gail Meyers]] and contains a terminal giving insight into what happened at the town. On the opposite side is a ruined trailer house, adjacent to an old mechanic's garage and military tent. Around the back is a power armor station with a power armor spawn point. The southern half of the town was the "downtown" area, and contains the ruined hardware store and other buildings, with the generator and water tower in the east. The area is blasted quite thoroughly, first by the mutants and then the Brotherhood/Responders during the battle of Huntersville. The hardware store contains a bobblehead and a magazine spawn point, with another magazine spawn in the building just east of it. There is also a military terminal by the generator area. |
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| − | * The playground at the east end of town contains the Tac Ops terminal. |
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| − | * The first trailer northeast of the town's north gate has a [[Chemistry station (Fallout 76)|chemistry station]]. |
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| − | + | The first trailer northeast of the town's north gate has a [[Chemistry station (Fallout 76)|chemistry station]]. Behind the shed northeast of the above trailer is a [[Power armor station (Fallout 76)|power armor station]]. |
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| + | Southeast of Huntersville, down the state route and past the checkpoint with the tank, is a Brotherhood graveyard with a dead soldier carrying another power armor. It is also the final resting place of Squire [[Hannah de Silva|De Silva]] and Paladin [[Swafford (Brotherhood)|Swafford]]. |
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==值得注意的物品== |
==值得注意的物品== |
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* [[Nina Benchley's note|妮娜·班奇利的筆記]] - 在遊樂場旁邊的屋子樓上。 |
* [[Nina Benchley's note|妮娜·班奇利的筆記]] - 在遊樂場旁邊的屋子樓上。 |
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| − | * [[Fallout 76 bobbleheads|Vault-Tec bobblehead]] - The hardware store, on a floorboard sticking out of the second level |
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| + | * [[Vault-Tec bobblehead#Fallout 76|Potential Vault-Tec bobblehead]] - Inside the hardware store. |
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| − | * [[Power armor chassis]] with T-series armor pieces at a power armor station behind a barn in the north end of town on the east side of the road, outside of the raider walls. |
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| + | * Two potential [[Fallout 76 perk magazines|magazines]]: |
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| + | ** Inside the hardware store. |
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| + | ** Inside the ruined building across the street from the hardware store. |
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| + | * Potential [[Power armor (Fallout 76)|power armor]] spawns: |
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| + | ** Partial suit, behind the northeastern garage at the power armor station. |
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| + | ** Partial suit, at the Brotherhood of Steel graveyard at the southeast corner of town. |
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* [[Cell key W9-FZ|囚房鑰匙W9-FZ]] - 在房子後頭有倒臥的樹幹那棟，必須從樹幹上到二樓，在床的殘骸處地上。打開[[舒格格羅夫]]禁區的牢房。 |
* [[Cell key W9-FZ|囚房鑰匙W9-FZ]] - 在房子後頭有倒臥的樹幹那棟，必須從樹幹上到二樓，在床的殘骸處地上。打開[[舒格格羅夫]]禁區的牢房。 |
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==幕後== |
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| − | 現實中西維吉尼亞州的[[wikipedia:Huntersville, West Virginia|亨特斯維爾]]是人口普查重點的地方，排名73。 |
+ | 現實中西維吉尼亞州的[[wikipedia:Huntersville, West Virginia|亨特斯維爾]]是人口普查重點的地方，排名73。有趣的是，其現實裡的位置是在[[Watoga|瓦托加]]的東邊，遊戲中的位置反而比較像在現實中[[Summersville|薩摩斯維爾]]的所在地。 |
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| − | Huntersville01.png|Huntersville sign and skeleton |
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2020年2月9日 (日) 15:38的最新版本
Huntersville is a town in the Savage Divide region of Appalachia in 2102.
Background
Huntersville is the source of Appalachian super mutants, created when West Tek conducted a secret experiment dumping FEV into the local water supply. The secret, sinister experiment went horribly wrong, creating a scourge on the region that would persist as late as 2102.[1] Huntersville was originally a small, isolated town in Appalachia, struggling to deal with dirty well water and other problems of living away from developed areas. The town was on the verge of disappearing in early 2075, when West Tek and the government offered it a rural development grant. The town gladly accepted and within three months received a brand-new water recycling system and sewer lines, even hooked into Thomas McDevitt's nearby farm. Things were looking up for Huntersville,[2] especially when the West Tek Research Center was erected outside of town in late August. Nobody batted an eye at a major corporation suddenly establishing itself in backwoods Appalachia, not with the money flowing into Huntersville and economy booming thanks to the researchers.[3]
The town bloomed, with a new bakery set to open in the spring of 2076. Although the West Tek employees made for poor conversation partners, clamming up or ignoring the townsfolk when they tried to befriend the city folk, Huntersville wasn't too bothered by it, as soon as the money kept flowing in. Even after West Tek started paying for "testing rights".[4] The flow of commerce suddenly halted in February 2076, after several people fell ill with a strange disease. The town suddenly became quiet as West Tek traffic stopped and more and more people started to become sick. Huntersville farmers petitioned West Tek to lend their hand and treat the sick.[5] However, the situation steadily deteriorated, with West Tek physicians convincing the people of Huntersville that it was just a rare strain of flu, one that made people's skin change color and their hair to fall out. Thomas McDevitt, who asked West Tek for help was nowhere to be seen.[6]
By August, the situation became dire. People started mutating, turning green and becoming deformed. West Tek doctors responded by confining the people of Huntersville to their homes, citing the contagious nature of the "flu" virus and posting guards with hazmat gear throughout the town to keep them safe and contained.[7] Huntersville became a ghost town by November, when the 12th Mountain Division was deployed to the town and ordered to enforce the quarantine. They were issued strict orders to follow full containment procedures due to the viral outbreak, citing concerns about a possible pandemic. The hazmat-equipped soldiers augmented the security while West Tek researchers continued their experiments on the population,[8] even as the mutating humans started to turn violent.[9] Although the soldiers found West Tek authority to be detestable, at best, they followed orders and isolated the town with roadblocks and a secure perimeter.[10]
The soldiers were not equipped to deal with the Huntersville horror, especially Sergeant Jake Bianchi. A day into the deployment, he was tasked with leading the extraction of a Huntersvillian for West Tek. They weren't prepared to face feral mutants, one of which lunged at the sergeant with a knife, forcing Private Sanderson to shoot her on the spot.[11] The situation deteriorated rapidly from that point as the population of the town started attacking the barricades and the soldiers. By November 7, the fighting convinced Sgt. Bianchi that something was wrong, that the town was actually a test site and the people used as guinea pigs. He vowed to get to the bottom of the mystery, which earned him a rapid court martial, charged with gross misconduct, dereliction of duty and insubordination. He was arrested two days later and replaced with the much more pliable Sgt. Orlando Garrett, who showed respect and deference for West Tek.[12]
Notably, West Tek's operations in the town were so secret that even the covert surveillance operatives at Sugar Grove were ordered by the Army to cease their operations and leave the town alone on October 7, 2077, leaving the analysts surprised - and curious as to what was so secret that even they weren't supposed to look at it.[13]
Layout
Huntersville is a small, isolated town stretching alongside State Route 107. The town was isolated with road blocks to the north and the south, cutting it off from the world, with traces of the military presence at both ends. The northern half of the town contains residential houses. The southwestern one, with the red star, belonged to Gail Meyers and contains a terminal giving insight into what happened at the town. On the opposite side is a ruined trailer house, adjacent to an old mechanic's garage and military tent. Around the back is a power armor station with a power armor spawn point. The southern half of the town was the "downtown" area, and contains the ruined hardware store and other buildings, with the generator and water tower in the east. The area is blasted quite thoroughly, first by the mutants and then the Brotherhood/Responders during the battle of Huntersville. The hardware store contains a bobblehead and a magazine spawn point, with another magazine spawn in the building just east of it. There is also a military terminal by the generator area.
The first trailer northeast of the town's north gate has a chemistry station. Behind the shed northeast of the above trailer is a power armor station.
Southeast of Huntersville, down the state route and past the checkpoint with the tank, is a Brotherhood graveyard with a dead soldier carrying another power armor. It is also the final resting place of Squire De Silva and Paladin Swafford.
值得注意的物品
- 妮娜·班奇利的筆記 - 在遊樂場旁邊的屋子樓上。
- 亨特斯維爾事故 - 在五金行和裝步戰車東南邊的磚塊屋，廚房檯子上。
- 獵捕幫鑰匙碎片 - 任務回到過去之鑰過程會拿到，在Walter Griswold的屍體上。
- Potential Vault-Tec bobblehead - Inside the hardware store.
- Two potential magazines:
- Inside the hardware store.
- Inside the ruined building across the street from the hardware store.
- Potential power armor spawns:
- Partial suit, behind the northeastern garage at the power armor station.
- Partial suit, at the Brotherhood of Steel graveyard at the southeast corner of town.
- Fusion core - In a generator near the water tower in the east part of town.
- 囚房鑰匙W9-FZ - 在房子後頭有倒臥的樹幹那棟，必須從樹幹上到二樓，在床的殘骸處地上。打開舒格格羅夫禁區的牢房。
Notes
A graveyard with Brotherhood soldiers can be found near the east entrance to the town.那裏還有兩份無法撿起的墓園筆記。
Appearances
Huntersville appears only in Fallout 76.
幕後
現實中西維吉尼亞州的亨特斯維爾是人口普查重點的地方，排名73。有趣的是，其現實裡的位置是在瓦托加的東邊，遊戲中的位置反而比較像在現實中薩摩斯維爾的所在地。
Gallery
References
- ↑ Fallout 76 loading screens
- ↑ Huntersville terminal entries: "Personal Journal 06.04.75"
- ↑ Huntersville terminal entries: "Personal Journal 08.20.75"
- ↑ Huntersville terminal entries: "Personal Journal 12.20.75"
- ↑ Huntersville terminal entries: "Personal Journal 02.16.76"
- ↑ Huntersville terminal entries: "Personal Journal 02.16.76"
- ↑ Huntersville terminal entries: "Personal Journal 09.08.76"
- ↑ Huntersville terminal entries: "Op Date 11.02.76"
- ↑ Huntersville terminal entries: "Personal Journal 09.08.76"
- ↑ Huntersville terminal entries: "Op Date 11.04.76"
- ↑ Huntersville terminal entries: "Op Date 11.05.76"
- ↑ Huntersville terminal entries: "Op Date 11.07.76"
- ↑ Huntersville terminal entries: "10-7-77: Huntersville"
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