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Girdershade is a tiny settlement under a broken highway overpass, with only two inhabitants and a brahmin. It is located in the far southwest of Washington, D.C., southwest of Evergreen Mills.
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Background
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This small settlement is inhabited by only two people: Sierra Petrovita, a Nuka-Cola addict, who uses her home as a place to collect Nuka-Cola merchandise and memorabilia; and Ronald Laren, the other inhabitant, who's only staying in Girdershade because of his crush on Sierra.
Girdershade consists of two houses underneath a damaged highway overpass, and has some minor barriers in place.
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InhabitantsEdit
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NotesEdit
- A random encounter of a scavenger offering the player a Nuka-Cola Quantum will mark Girdershade on their map if it hasn't been discovered yet. The scavenger will mark it regardless if whether or not the player purchases the Quantum from him.
- After Waters of Life is completed, an Enclave camp consisting of one Enclave officer, two Enclave soldiers, and two Enclave deathclaws will appear north of the settlement. Occasionally, an Enclave soldier will wander into the perimeter of Girdershade, but will only spawn when the player exits Ronald's or Sierra's house.
- If the player has the Quantum Chemist perk, Sierra's house is a great place to pick up Nuka-Cola.
- Taking the Nuka-Cola from Sierra's house will result in negative Karma.
- Care should be taken when fast traveling to Girdershade, as various Wasteland creatures, (such as, at higher levels, yao guai or radscorpions), have a habit of wandering into the settlement.
- Talking to Sierra and Ronald will provide the player with map markers for Evergreen Mills, the Dunwich Building, and the Nuka-Cola plant.
- Enclave sentry bots from the nearby camp may follow the player into one of the houses and may kill the resident.
AppearancesEdit
Girdershade appears only in Fallout 3.
BugsEdit
- The brahmin in Girdershade is an exact copy of the one in Megaton; once encountered, the brahmin will attempt to "go back", via the most direct possible route, to Megaton. [verification needed]
- It is possible that upon every time spawning here, there will instantly be a Giant Radscorpion just waiting here. Sometimes both residents will not even attempt to fight it if they are outside.[verification needed]
GalleryEdit
General view of Girdershade. In the background at the right of the image, we can see the Tenpenny Tower standing on the Capital Wasteland.
Nuka Cola sign in front of Sierra's house.
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