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[[File:TrainVC.jpg|thumb|[[Vault City]]'s Train Station.]] | [[File:TrainVC.jpg|thumb|[[Vault City]]'s Train Station.]] | ||
| − | To expand their territory and influence, the [[New California Republic]] has begun to invest heavily in rebuilding pre-war rail infrastructure, since it | + | To expand their territory and influence, the [[New California Republic]] has begun to invest heavily in rebuilding pre-war rail infrastructure, since it is the most efficient way for them to traverse long distances across the desert. For the rebuilding of the rail lines, the NCR is using convicted criminals. In [[FOnline: 2238]], the only one available train can be used to reach various areas on the worldmap, without having to fear encounters of any kind of way. |
* A train ticket for the generic human costs 100 [[caps]]. | * A train ticket for the generic human costs 100 [[caps]]. | ||
Revision as of 12:22, 30 March 2010
To expand their territory and influence, the New California Republic has begun to invest heavily in rebuilding pre-war rail infrastructure, since it is the most efficient way for them to traverse long distances across the desert. For the rebuilding of the rail lines, the NCR is using convicted criminals. In FOnline: 2238, the only one available train can be used to reach various areas on the worldmap, without having to fear encounters of any kind of way.
- A train ticket for the generic human costs 100 caps.
The Train
The train runs on a hybrid of steam engine and energy cells, while the main power is obtained out of micro fusion and small energy cells, because it's the most easiest and effective way. The steam engine isn't build into the train directly, but can be attached to it, in case the vehicle has to cross wide and less advanced areas.
Train Stations
On it's way across the wastelands, the train has four main transshipment points. These are located near San Francisco, in the Boneyard, an NCR and a Vault City outpost. You can find the train stations by getting a quest.
