钻石城以现实世界为原型芬威公园。例如,这堵墙是基于现实世界的位置"the Wall"或"绿怪物",这是芬威公园这堵37英尺(11.33米)高的左外野墙的昵称。在现实世界的芬威球场,也有一个巨大的可口可乐标志,其位置和风格与游戏中核子可乐标志大致相同。同样地,在墙后面一栋建筑上的大核融合厂广告牌模仿了现实世界中希戈汽油公司的霓虹灯广告。真正的标志是经过改造的,当一个本垒打被击中时,它可以依次点亮字母C、it和GO(“See it GO”)。最后,在东北看台上有一个红色的座位,靠近GNN标志,代表“孤独的红色座位”,泰德·威廉姆斯在1946年打出芬威公园历史上最远的球,距离本垒板502英尺。
Has platform::PCHas platform::Xbox One 有时候,当从市长办公室乘坐外部电梯,然后在电梯到达底部之前激活第二个按钮时,护栏会延伸,好像玩家要下车,然后在到达时收回,好像玩家还在乘坐电梯。激活电梯并离开钻石城,或者在电梯停止移动并重新加载游戏之前进入建筑物,可能会解决这个问题。[已验证]
Has platform::PC 有时,与同伴乘坐电梯前往市长办公室时,同伴可能会被运送到钻石城正门楼梯底部的绿色垃圾桶,并被困在那里。在这种情况下,从钻石城走到沼泽地(手动,没有快速旅行)有时会解放同伴。使用控制台命令moveto. player选择同伴的refID后,也可以纠正这个问题。 [已验证]
Has platform::PCHas platform::Playstation 4 任何放置在邮箱中的物品,包括独存者本垒板住所前的物品,将被显示为拥有。偷窃将是获得这些物品的唯一途径。[已验证]
Has platform::Playstation 4Has platform::Xbox One 在完成任务怪客瓦倫坦后,每次你去钻石城,都会有两个保镖帮出现。钻石城的大多数平民都会攻击暴徒。目前还没有解决这个问题。 [已验证]
↑Mayor McDonough: "Welcome to the great green jewel of the Commonwealth. Safe. Happy. A fine place to come, spend your money, settle down." (McDonough's dialogue)
↑Newscaster: "And now a look at sports. Something that is, unquestionably, inescapably, American. I am referring of course, to our great national pastime, baseball. This afternoon, right here in the city, Boston's swatting sultans will swing for the fences. Led by star pitcher Matt "The Missile" Murtagh, Boston hopes to defeat Texas, and deliver their first World Series victory since 1918." (Newscaster's dialogue)
↑Fallout 4 loading screens: "Diamond City, the 'Great Green Jewel' of the Commonwealth, is the area's largest and most secure settlement."
↑Fallout 4 loading screens: "The Colonial Taphouse is Diamond City's upscale tavern, where the settlement's more wealthy residents drink, socialize, and generally look down on everyone else."
↑Fallout 4 loading screens: "The Minutemen first rose to prominence in the year 2180, when they defended Diamond City against a horde of Super Mutant attackers."
↑Sole Survivor: "How considerate." Roslyn Chambers: "What would you do if your family was destroyed by a synth, right in front of you, when you were but a child? Would you roll over and accept it? Or would you do something about it?" Sole Survivor: "What happened to you?" Roslyn Chambers: "In Diamond City, a lifetime ago, my parents and eight others were massacred by someone. At first we thought the maniac was human. But that was the day we learned of the Institute's latest creations. The synths. As long as the Institute walks invisibly amongst us, they strike without warning and control us from the shadows." (Roslyn Chambers' dialogue)
↑Fallout 4 loading screens: "In the year 2229, a mysterious visitor to Diamond City killed several people. It was only after he was shot dead by city security that the stranger was revealed to be a synth. The people of the Commonwealth have feared The Institute ever since."
↑Sole Survivor: "Your husband was taken by the Institute?" Becky Fallon: "Well he ain't here anymore, that's for sure. Not like the Institute leaves a trail besides those damn synths." Sole Survivor: "What do you know about synths?" Becky Fallon: "Just what I read in the papers. That the Institute builds 'em, and some even look human. So much you can't tell the real difference. Lucky me, huh? Institute takes my Charlie, and doesn't even bother replacing him." (Becky Fallon's dialogue)
↑Fallout 4 loading screens: "Goodneighbor was founded in the year 2240, by a group of criminals who were banished from Diamond City."
↑Piper Wright: "Eventually I saved up enough to book us both passage with a caravan and then we moved on up to the big city. Called it home ever since." (Piper's dialogue)
↑Piper Wright: "Crooked guards, lousy infrastructure. Heh. There was a hole in the exterior wall that was patched over with a bookcase. One bookcase. That's it. I started the paper more as an act of desperation than anything else. It turned out, I wasn't the only one who wanted things to change." (Piper's dialogue)
↑ 15.015.1The Sole Survivor: "Thanks. You're not so bad yourself." John Hancock: "I never get many complaints.It's just real rare these days, find someone who's not just willing to take things the way they're handed to them.Too many good folks not willing to get their hands dirty and too many assholes taking advantage of it.Look at what happened to Diamond City. Before McDonough took over, it was a half-decent place to live.A little stricter than I usually go for, but not terrible. I thought he and I had a pretty happy childhood.But then he decides he's gonna try and get elected with his anti-Ghoul crusade - "Mankind for McDonough."Before ya know it, you got families with kids lining up to drag folks they called "neighbor" out of their homes and throw 'em to the ruins." The Sole Survivor: "How could they do something like that?" John Hancock: "There'd always been a pretty big gulf between the folks living in the stands and folks down on the field.McDonough ran on it because he thought enough of those Upper Stands assholes would vote for him. Guess he was right." The Sole Survivor: "It could have gone worse. At least they left with their lives." John Hancock: "And how long do you think those folks lasted in the ruins? The city condemned those Ghouls to die. Cowards just got someone else to pull the trigger.I remember storming into his office above the stands after the inauguration speech. He was just standing there, staring out the window, watching as the city turned on the Ghouls. He didn't even look at me, just said:"I did it, John. It's finally mine."Should have killed him right there, but I don't think it would have changed anything. Instead I pleaded with him, begged him to call it off.He said he couldn't. He had nothing against the Ghouls. He was just carrying out the will of the people. And he couldn't betray the voters.And then he smiled. That hideous, fucking mile-long smile. He never smiled like that when we were kids. I didn't even recognize him." (Hancock's dialogue)
↑McDonough: "Welcome, welcome. Good to see you again. I trust you've been sent by our mutual friend, Mister Ayo? I hope he's doing well." Sole Survivor: "He's fine." McDonough: "I'm glad to hear it.There's a farm out there run entirely by Ghouls, if you can believe it. They might be a problem in the future.I ran on a campaign of strict "No Ghouls Allowed" politics. When you build up a scapegoat, you need them to remain distant and scary. But Ghoul settlements breed Ghoul sympathizers. Let our mutual friends know we might need to... give them a reason to be less friendly... The full details are in my report, along with some other points of interest. Here it is. Make sure that nobody sees this. Better you destroy it than let it fall into the wrong hands." (McDonough's dialogue)
↑Fallout 4 loading screens: "The Diamond City Schoolhouse offers a free education to all of the settlement's children, regardless of family or social status."
↑Duff: "Nuclear power destroyed the world, but without it, Diamond City wouldn't have any electricity!" (Duff's dialogue)
↑The Sole Survivor: "Wait. What kind of meat is this?" Polly: "You've never heard of Brahmin? Big, dumb, got four legs and two heads? They're the only cattle around.Everything's fresh from the Codman family farms. Sometimes we get weird stuff from the caravans, too." (Polly's dialogue)
↑The Sole Survivor: "Why'd they let you in?" Nick Valentine: "Because I'd rescued the mayor's daughter. Gal of about fifteen, pride and joy of the mayor back then, man by the name of Henry Roberts.The young miss Roberts decided she'd run off with some caravan hand she'd known for an evening.Turns out the guy was part of a gang of kidnappers. I didn't even know who I was rescuing, just stumbled on a crying girl and four toughs. I took her home and the Mayor dubbed me a hero, offered me a place in town. Lots of folks protested, said I was a spy, but he wouldn't have it. Taking up in the city was tricky at first, but I never tried to hide what I was and people seemed to warm to that." (Nick Valentine's dialogue)
↑The Sole Survivor: "Wonderful." Lizzie Wyath: "So, first up, something to manipulate a target. It's a homemade distillation brewed to mimic human flight pheromones.Toss one these grenades at the feet of your target and convincing the wary settler suddenly becomes a much simpler affair.Now, to function effectively, I had to make the formula... precise...... so it's not going to work on people in any of the big towns like Bunker Hill or Diamond City nor on caravaners. But for your purposes, hitting settlements out in the Commonwealth, it ought to give you a serious edge." (Lizzie Wyath's dialogue)
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↑Fallout 4 Vault Dweller's Survival Guide Collector's Edition p.433-438: "[9.08] DIAMOND CITY MARKET This is the most well-known, well-defended settlement in the entire Commonwealth. Located in the remains of Boston’s revered baseball stadium, the city houses several businesses and scores of people in divergent social classes. Every resident shares a common bond; they survived under the shadow of the great green wall—that monument to the ingenuity of humankind and their consummate protector. [01] All Faiths Chapel A multidenominational church open 24 hours a day, run by the friendly Pastor Clements. Sit on a pew in the church to gain benefits of the Quiet Reflection perk. [02] Publick Occurrences This location is named after the newspaper, which is written, edited, and published by Piper. Her little sister Nat sells copies at the front of their office. She also publishes stories, such as “The Synthetic Truth,” and is currently on the outs with the mayor. Inside the office, you can read her terminal notes and steal some chems and ammo. [04] Fallon’s Basement This premiere (and only) clothing store sells a variety of prewar attire at the best prices, as well as helpful outfits, like hazmat suits. The proprietor Becky Fallon tells everyone she’s a direct descendant of the original Fallon family. Aside from a large supply of cram, the only item of note is a Holotape you can listen to regarding the Railroad. [05] Power Noodles This noodle bar was built up against the fusion generator tower in the center of the settlement, where the pitcher’s mound was. The Protectron chef, Takahashi, has a single phrase—“Nan-ni shimasho-ka?” or “What would you like to have?”—and a single item to trade. Noodles, naturally. [10] Swatters “A swatter never runs out of bullets!” as Moe Cronin is fond of saying. He runs this store specializing in baseball equipment and almost nothing else. Barter with Moe to obtain a unique bat, and speak to him for a couple of quests that can net you some Caps. [13] Chem-I-Care This is a popular establishment, thanks to the genial owner, Solomon. Selling a complete variety of chems and healing supplies, Solomon may have convinced the populace that the benefits of his wares outweigh the risks. Pick the lock of his house (Novice) for a few more chems to steal inside. [14] Mega Surgery Despite the corrugated roof, this is a state-of-the-art medical facility offering healing, cybernetic grafts, and even facial reconstruction. Fancy a change in appearance? Sit down under Doctor Sun’s scalpel! There are some other goings on here too; check the listed side quest before descending into the surgery cellar (Advanced). [15] Choice Chops Fresh Brahmin meat is available from the sullen butcher, Polly (who’s a frustrated poet), or Mole Rat meat if you’re feeling adventurous. You can break into Polly’s house (Novice) if you want to hack her terminal (Novice). [18] The Wall The great green wall has protected Diamond City for as long as anyone can remember. Only Abbot spends time here keeping the stage from falling into disrepair, the Brahmins fed, and the wall painted. [22] Science! Center The foremost center of scientific experimentation and discovery in Diamond City, run by the enthusiastic Doctor Duff. Her colleague is a little tired of Duff’s prattling. Take a quiz with Duff if you want. Snoop on Scara’s terminal (Master) if you can. [27] Dugout Inn This is the primary watering hole of Diamond City. Many of the residents go here in the evenings to grab a drink. Occasionally, the place has guests who are traveling through the Commonwealth, as there are rooms available (and mattresses to sleep on) for 100 Caps. Though the Russian twins who run this place are identical in their features, their personalities are completely different. [30] Colonial Taphouse The snobbish denizens of the upper area sip their alcohol from this establishment. Receive a dressing down from Wellington in the exterior seating area, then head inside for a pint and a punch if you’re not careful. Look for the Holotape and a floor safe (Advanced) behind the bar. [32] Codman Residence Break in through the door (Advanced) to the home of the oldest family in Diamond City. The Codmans own the orchard." (Fallout 4 Vault Dweller's Survival Guide Map)
↑Nate Purkeypile on Twitter: "Various settlements I have made on the Fallout series over time. / Also, to clarify, I did the layout, lighting and cluttering. So not just the world art side of things. I enjoy thinking about how a city is laid out and functions. Designers handled the actual NPCs, quests and dialogue."
↑The History of Bethesda Game Studios - Nathan Purkeypile: "That was designed to be that way from the start, like, that was the very first thing I worked on on Fallout 4, was starting out building Fenway. From the beginning, we knew we wanted, like, those stadium lights and... we knew the player was going to have, like, their first quest pointing towards that. So, I always wanted this beacon. I always like to build worlds in a way where you have these landmarks that you can help orient yourself with, too, and that way, you don't have to pull up the map all the time, like 'where the hell am I?'"
↑Nate Purkeypile on Twitter: "Holidays were already on my list of things to do when I started building the DC back in 2011, heh. It was important. (to me)"
↑ 1.01.1Fallout: The Roleplaying Game Rulebook p.288: "Before the Great War, the area Diamond City was based on was a popular baseball stadium known as Fenway Park, leading to its grounds becoming a location which multiple people flocked to as it provided a great deal of protection from both the elements as well as a symbol of civilization which dissuaded nefarious groups from attacking. As time went on, it developed its own minor economy, and individuals of greater or lesser means stratified themselves in a society which had both prosperous “Upper Stands” and an area known as the “Lower Fields” where the rest of the residents lived."
↑Winter of Atom p.102: "The Children of Atom are taking over the All Faiths Chapel, citing that they need a place from which they can help the locals. Pastor Clements strongly opposes their occupation of the chapel. Most Lower Field residents trust the Children of Atom and support their speaking out about the resource hoarding of the Upper Stand residents. Lower Stands locals frequently agree with the Church’s critical view of the Minutemen—who they claim are nothing more than a self-serving militia looking for a foothold in the city."
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