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Revision as of 20:59, 28 October 2011
Bubblegum is a food item found in Fallout: New Vegas.
Characteristics
Bubblegum adds +1 hit points upon consumption. Additionally, in Fallout: New Vegas it also adds +1 radiation, but any radiation resistance negates this effect. Bubblegum isn't as rare in Fallout: New Vegas as it is on Fallout 3, and can be found some general shops and at some merchants.
Locations
- One pack can be found in Goodsprings General Store though this must be stolen.
Notes
- If the Courier has either gum drops or bubblegum in their inventory when talking to some of the Mini Boomers an option appears to offer them radioactive candy. If chosen, this will earn you Boomers Infamy and the player will no longer be able to pass a Charisma check with that Mini Boomer for Fame. If the Charisma check has already been passed this will not work.