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'''New Reno''' is a city upon the remains of [[Wikipedia:Reno, Nevada|Reno]], located in western [[Southwest Commonwealth|Nevada]]. |
'''New Reno''' is a city upon the remains of [[Wikipedia:Reno, Nevada|Reno]], located in western [[Southwest Commonwealth|Nevada]]. |
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− | The capital of sin, prominently known for its casinos (the [[Shark Club]] and the [[Desperado]]) and total freedom with an abundance of prostitutes, alcohol and drugs. New Reno is home to, among many other things, the [[Golden Globes]] studio, the [[Jungle Gym]] and the [[Cat's Paw brothel]]. There is also a substantial weapons outfitter dubbed [[New Reno Arms]]. The town in [[Timeline#2241|2241]] is run by four different families: the [[Mordinos]], the [[Bishops]], the [[Wrights]], and the [[Salvatores]]. By [[Timeline#2281|2281]], all of the original families more or less retain their power, with the exception of the Salvatores, as the city is now run mostly by the Wrights. |
+ | The capital of sin, prominently known for its casinos (the [[Shark Club]] and the [[Desperado]]) and total freedom with an abundance of prostitutes, alcohol and drugs. New Reno is home to, among many other things, the [[Golden Globes]] studio, the [[Jungle Gym]] and the [[Cat's Paw brothel]]. There is also a substantial weapons outfitter dubbed [[New Reno Arms]]. The town in [[Timeline#2241|2241]] is run by four different families: the [[Mordinos]], the [[Bishops]], the [[Wrights]], and the [[Salvatores]]. By [[Timeline#2281|2281]], all of the original families more or less retain their power, with the exception of the Salvatores, as the city is now run mostly by the Wrights. They are however contested by a newly arrived crime family; the [[Van Graffs]].<ref>Dialogue with [[Clayton Etienne]] and [[Bruce Isaac]] in ''[[Fallout: New Vegas]]''</ref> |
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==Background== |
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Isolated and partially shielded by mountains, Reno survived the apocalypse in enough of one piece to be rebuilt as New Reno. Now the dons of the city have made Reno more important and more powerful than it ever was in the beforetimes. In fact, the only thing that threatens New Reno are the groups vying for power within the city itself. New Reno maintains its pre-War reputation for offering all manner of vice, but the dueling for control of the city by its four powerful families makes it more dangerous than ever. During 2241, New Reno is the largest populated area in the [[wasteland|wastes]].<ref name="FO2 Guide">''[[Fallout 2 Official Strategies & Secrets]]''</ref> |
Isolated and partially shielded by mountains, Reno survived the apocalypse in enough of one piece to be rebuilt as New Reno. Now the dons of the city have made Reno more important and more powerful than it ever was in the beforetimes. In fact, the only thing that threatens New Reno are the groups vying for power within the city itself. New Reno maintains its pre-War reputation for offering all manner of vice, but the dueling for control of the city by its four powerful families makes it more dangerous than ever. During 2241, New Reno is the largest populated area in the [[wasteland|wastes]].<ref name="FO2 Guide">''[[Fallout 2 Official Strategies & Secrets]]''</ref> |
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− | Even before the [[Great War]], Reno already had the reputation of offering all manner of vice,<ref name="Fallout 2 Strategy Guide">[[Fallout 2 Strategy Guide]]</ref |
+ | Even before the [[Great War]], Reno already had the reputation of offering all manner of vice,<ref name="Fallout 2 Strategy Guide">[[Fallout 2 Strategy Guide]]</ref> but with the destruction of the rest of the United States, what remained of law and order broke down as mobster families ascended to power. Now the criminal families of the city have made New Reno more important, more powerful and more dangerous than it ever was during the Pre-War Era.<ref name="Fallout 2 Strategy Guide" /> |
New Reno has no official government or police force. However, aside from their internecine conflicts, the families generally keep order and make the city safe for tourists from the wastes, sending any troublemakers who disrupt the tourist trade to [[Golgotha]], a burial site near New Reno. The tourists are eager to partake in the gambling, prostitution, and drug usage (particularly [[Jet (Fallout 2)|jet]], which was developed near New Reno in the [[Stables]] by boy-genius [[Myron]]) offered by the city's mobsters. Jet is distributed from family supported dealers and independent people alike such as [[Jagged Jimmy J]]. |
New Reno has no official government or police force. However, aside from their internecine conflicts, the families generally keep order and make the city safe for tourists from the wastes, sending any troublemakers who disrupt the tourist trade to [[Golgotha]], a burial site near New Reno. The tourists are eager to partake in the gambling, prostitution, and drug usage (particularly [[Jet (Fallout 2)|jet]], which was developed near New Reno in the [[Stables]] by boy-genius [[Myron]]) offered by the city's mobsters. Jet is distributed from family supported dealers and independent people alike such as [[Jagged Jimmy J]]. |
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− | New Reno was lead by the Mordino family and the Bishop family by [[Timeline#2241|2241]]. The Mordino family schemed to take over [[Redding]] by |
+ | New Reno was lead by the Mordino family and the Bishop family by [[Timeline#2241|2241]]. The Mordino family schemed to take over [[Redding]] by addicting Redding's miners to jet en masse. The Bishops intention on the other hand, was to take over [[Vault City]], by using a band of raiders with arms supplied by the New California Republic to lay pressure on Vault City, and force them into becoming annexed by the NCR. They sought to end New Reno's mob-based anarchy and bring it into an alliance with the NCR, working within the NCR's congressional system to legalize prostitution and gambling within the republic. |
− | New Reno also acts as a major trading partner in |
+ | New Reno also acts as a major trading partner in the [[Big Circle]] trading brahmin, as well as operating trading routes between [[the Den]] for slaves and chemicals from [[Vault City]] caravans. Both these trades are overseen by the head of the [[Slavery|Slavers Guild]], [[Metzger]]. Essentially, most drugs and alcohol in [[New California]] come from here, drugs are mainly produced by the Mordino family that also was in control of most of the prostitution trade in New Reno<ref>[[NCFTULLY.MSG]], line 730</ref> while the alcohol is mainly brewed by the Wrights family.<ref>[[NCFTULLY.MSG]], line 720</ref> |
− | Some time after [[Timeline#2242|2242]], conflict between the different crime families |
+ | Some time after [[Timeline#2242|2242]], conflict between the different crime families become a little more intense and after the Salvatores were usurped, the [[Van Graffs]] expanded into New Reno to increase its sales empire and became one of the most prominent crime families of the city. With the reconstruction and the emergence of [[New Vegas]] and [[New Vegas Strip|The Strip]] in [[Timeline#2274|2274]], the former gained in popularity and became a rival to the city of New Reno. |
− | By [[Timeline#2281|2281]], the [[Bishops]] and the [[Mordinos]] families are still there but are not as powerful as before, while the two most powerful families in New Reno, the [[Van Graffs]] and the [[Wrights]] are currently battling over the reigns of the city. New Reno by 2281 is also one of few major cities in |
+ | By [[Timeline#2281|2281]], the [[Bishops]] and the [[Mordinos]] families are still there but are not as powerful as before, while the two most powerful families in New Reno, the [[Van Graffs]] and the [[Wrights]] are currently battling over the reigns of the city. New Reno by 2281 is also one of few major cities in [[New California]] to not be a part of the [[New California Republic]]. |
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New Reno is divided into four districts, and one outside section. |
New Reno is divided into four districts, and one outside section. |
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===Virgin Street=== |
===Virgin Street=== |
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− | [[File:Fo2 Desperado New Reno. |
+ | [[File:Fo2 Desperado New Reno.png|left|thumb|220px|Welcome to the biggest little city in the world!]] |
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− | Virgin Street is the entrance of New Reno with the old Reno sign, advertising "The Biggest Little City in the World". [[Jules (Fallout 2)|Jules]] stands here, giving newcomers and tourists some global information on New Reno. Interesting |
+ | Virgin Street is the entrance of New Reno with the old Reno sign, advertising "The Biggest Little City in the World". [[Jules (Fallout 2)|Jules]] stands here, giving newcomers and tourists some global information on New Reno. Interesting places include the illustrious Cat's Paw brothel and on the northern end of the street, the Desperado casino, the Mordino family headquarters. |
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===Second Street=== |
===Second Street=== |
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+ | [[File:FO2 New Reno - Second Street.png|left|thumb|220px|Want to become the heavyweight champion of Northern California?]] |
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− | The middle part of New Reno, and the |
+ | The middle part of New Reno, and the location of two other families. It contains the boxing club [[Jungle Gym]], the pornography studio [[Golden Globes]], the [[Shark Club]], the Bishop family headquarters and the Salvatore's Bar, the Salvatore family headquarters. |
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===East Side=== |
===East Side=== |
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+ | [[File:Fo2 East Side of New Reno.png|left|thumb|220px|Land of the Wrights family]] |
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− | + | The eastern part of New Reno and the headquarters of the Wrights family. Practically the entire area is covered by the Wright's mansion and the railway station north of it, and almost all dwellers there were members of the Wrights family. |
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===West Side=== |
===West Side=== |
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+ | [[File:Fo2 New Reno West Side.png|left|thumb|220px|Some of what New Reno has got to offer]] |
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{{main|New Reno West Side}} |
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− | This district is the |
+ | This district is the western part of New Reno, also known as the Commercial Row. It remains under Salvatore family protection, but due to the presence of New Reno Arms, the main weapons shop of New Reno, all mobsters are welcome, so long as they behave themselves. Out of it, other important locations here include the Renesco pharmacy, a drug store, and the [[Drunk Cupid Chapel]], the chapel of Father Tully, an alcoholic priest. |
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===Chop Shop=== |
===Chop Shop=== |
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+ | [[File:FO2 New Reno - Chop Shop.png|left|thumb|220px|Car fanatic's paradise]] |
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− | This location is only accessible once the |
+ | This location is only accessible once the [[Chosen One]] has acquired the [[Highwayman]] and it has been stolen while parked. It only contains the Chop Shop, managed by [[T-Ray (character)|T-Ray]] and work with his band of mechanics for Mr. Bishop, where they remove fuel cells and batteries from derelict cars and sell them for profit. |
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==Notes== |
==Notes== |
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− | * New Reno is one of the few cities that are not part of the NCR in |
+ | * New Reno is one of the few cities that are not part of the NCR in [[New California]]<ref>{{Inline quote|Town's run by a bunch of crime families, no law to speak of. Make trouble, and you wind up buried in Golgotha, outside town.|[[Stella (Honest Hearts)|Stella]]|when asked about New Reno.}}</ref><ref>{{Inline quote|Well, I've lived in Nevada all my life. Started out in New Reno, but headed down here as soon as I got the chance. If you can believe it, things are even worse back home. The whole city's still run by crime families. Used to be the Mordinos and Wrights. Now it's the Wrights and Van Graffs. Seems like things never get better. Anyway, that's all behind me now.|[[Clayton Etienne]]}}</ref>. |
* New Reno is an important location for trade of the [[Happy Trails Caravan Company]] by [[Timeline#2281|2281]]. |
* New Reno is an important location for trade of the [[Happy Trails Caravan Company]] by [[Timeline#2281|2281]]. |
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* [[Clayton Etienne]], [[Mags]] and [[Stella (Honest Hearts)|Stella]] of ''[[Fallout: New Vegas]]'' were born in New Reno. |
* [[Clayton Etienne]], [[Mags]] and [[Stella (Honest Hearts)|Stella]] of ''[[Fallout: New Vegas]]'' were born in New Reno. |
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+ | * The [[Courier]] can say they have traveled here in dialogue. |
+ | * New Reno has working phones.<ref> [[NcChpBoy.msg]] - "T-Ray's in the back. On the phone." </ref><ref> [[NcTRay.msg]]: "I woulda gone to the Enclave, too, 'cept I was talkin' on the phone too much." </ref> |
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*'''[[New Reno]]''': City southwest of Vault City. Trades gold ore for medical supplies from Vault City. Reno suffered little structural damage during the war (though looting and property damage have taken their toll), so many streets and buildings remain intact. Warning! There is no central government and no law enforcement. Gambling, prostitution, and drug use are rampant. Vault Citizens are warned to avoid New Reno at ALL costs! |
*'''[[New Reno]]''': City southwest of Vault City. Trades gold ore for medical supplies from Vault City. Reno suffered little structural damage during the war (though looting and property damage have taken their toll), so many streets and buildings remain intact. Warning! There is no central government and no law enforcement. Gambling, prostitution, and drug use are rampant. Vault Citizens are warned to avoid New Reno at ALL costs! |
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− | *'''Population''': No current census, but believed to be |
+ | *'''Population''': No current census, but believed to be several thousand..."people". |
*'''Government''': New Reno presently exists in a state of near-anarchy. According to reports, several "crime families" have divided the city amongst themselves. |
*'''Government''': New Reno presently exists in a state of near-anarchy. According to reports, several "crime families" have divided the city amongst themselves. |
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*'''Background radiation count''': Current readings are unavailable. |
*'''Background radiation count''': Current readings are unavailable. |
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==Appearances== |
==Appearances== |
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New Reno appears only in ''[[Fallout 2]]'' and is mentioned by: |
New Reno appears only in ''[[Fallout 2]]'' and is mentioned by: |
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− | * [[Clayton Etienne]], [[Bruce Isaac]] and [[ |
+ | * [[Clayton Etienne]], [[Bruce Isaac]], [[Mags]] and [[The Courier]] in ''[[Fallout: New Vegas]]''. |
* [[Stella (Honest Hearts)|Stella]] in ''[[Honest Hearts]]''. |
* [[Stella (Honest Hearts)|Stella]] in ''[[Honest Hearts]]''. |
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* [[Jed Masterson]] in [[Honest Hearts endings|''Honest Hearts'' ending slides]]. |
* [[Jed Masterson]] in [[Honest Hearts endings|''Honest Hearts'' ending slides]]. |
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− | * [[Ulysses]] in ''[[Lonesome Road (add-on)|Lonesome Road]]''. |
+ | * [[Ulysses]] in ''[[Lonesome Road (add-on)|Lonesome Road]]''.<ref>[[NVDLC04Ulysses.txt#NVDLC04DialogueEDENVDLC04UlyssesTopic139]]</ref> |
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inside desperado.jpg|Inside view of a major casino in New Reno (in this case, the [[Desperado]]). |
inside desperado.jpg|Inside view of a major casino in New Reno (in this case, the [[Desperado]]). |
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new reno sign.jpg|The famous Reno sign. |
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Revision as of 15:51, 29 June 2015
New Reno is a city upon the remains of Reno, located in western Nevada.
The capital of sin, prominently known for its casinos (the Shark Club and the Desperado) and total freedom with an abundance of prostitutes, alcohol and drugs. New Reno is home to, among many other things, the Golden Globes studio, the Jungle Gym and the Cat's Paw brothel. There is also a substantial weapons outfitter dubbed New Reno Arms. The town in 2241 is run by four different families: the Mordinos, the Bishops, the Wrights, and the Salvatores. By 2281, all of the original families more or less retain their power, with the exception of the Salvatores, as the city is now run mostly by the Wrights. They are however contested by a newly arrived crime family; the Van Graffs.[1]
Background
Isolated and partially shielded by mountains, Reno survived the apocalypse in enough of one piece to be rebuilt as New Reno. Now the dons of the city have made Reno more important and more powerful than it ever was in the beforetimes. In fact, the only thing that threatens New Reno are the groups vying for power within the city itself. New Reno maintains its pre-War reputation for offering all manner of vice, but the dueling for control of the city by its four powerful families makes it more dangerous than ever. During 2241, New Reno is the largest populated area in the wastes.[2]
Even before the Great War, Reno already had the reputation of offering all manner of vice,[3] but with the destruction of the rest of the United States, what remained of law and order broke down as mobster families ascended to power. Now the criminal families of the city have made New Reno more important, more powerful and more dangerous than it ever was during the Pre-War Era.[3]
New Reno has no official government or police force. However, aside from their internecine conflicts, the families generally keep order and make the city safe for tourists from the wastes, sending any troublemakers who disrupt the tourist trade to Golgotha, a burial site near New Reno. The tourists are eager to partake in the gambling, prostitution, and drug usage (particularly jet, which was developed near New Reno in the Stables by boy-genius Myron) offered by the city's mobsters. Jet is distributed from family supported dealers and independent people alike such as Jagged Jimmy J.
New Reno was lead by the Mordino family and the Bishop family by 2241. The Mordino family schemed to take over Redding by addicting Redding's miners to jet en masse. The Bishops intention on the other hand, was to take over Vault City, by using a band of raiders with arms supplied by the New California Republic to lay pressure on Vault City, and force them into becoming annexed by the NCR. They sought to end New Reno's mob-based anarchy and bring it into an alliance with the NCR, working within the NCR's congressional system to legalize prostitution and gambling within the republic.
New Reno also acts as a major trading partner in the Big Circle trading brahmin, as well as operating trading routes between the Den for slaves and chemicals from Vault City caravans. Both these trades are overseen by the head of the Slavers Guild, Metzger. Essentially, most drugs and alcohol in New California come from here, drugs are mainly produced by the Mordino family that also was in control of most of the prostitution trade in New Reno[4] while the alcohol is mainly brewed by the Wrights family.[5]
Some time after 2242, conflict between the different crime families become a little more intense and after the Salvatores were usurped, the Van Graffs expanded into New Reno to increase its sales empire and became one of the most prominent crime families of the city. With the reconstruction and the emergence of New Vegas and The Strip in 2274, the former gained in popularity and became a rival to the city of New Reno.
By 2281, the Bishops and the Mordinos families are still there but are not as powerful as before, while the two most powerful families in New Reno, the Van Graffs and the Wrights are currently battling over the reigns of the city. New Reno by 2281 is also one of few major cities in New California to not be a part of the New California Republic.
Location
New Reno can be found fifteen tiles east of Arroyo and then sixteen tiles south.
Layout
New Reno is divided into four districts, and one outside section.
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Virgin Street
Virgin Street is the entrance of New Reno with the old Reno sign, advertising "The Biggest Little City in the World". Jules stands here, giving newcomers and tourists some global information on New Reno. Interesting places include the illustrious Cat's Paw brothel and on the northern end of the street, the Desperado casino, the Mordino family headquarters.
Second Street
The middle part of New Reno, and the location of two other families. It contains the boxing club Jungle Gym, the pornography studio Golden Globes, the Shark Club, the Bishop family headquarters and the Salvatore's Bar, the Salvatore family headquarters.
East Side
The eastern part of New Reno and the headquarters of the Wrights family. Practically the entire area is covered by the Wright's mansion and the railway station north of it, and almost all dwellers there were members of the Wrights family.
West Side
This district is the western part of New Reno, also known as the Commercial Row. It remains under Salvatore family protection, but due to the presence of New Reno Arms, the main weapons shop of New Reno, all mobsters are welcome, so long as they behave themselves. Out of it, other important locations here include the Renesco pharmacy, a drug store, and the Drunk Cupid Chapel, the chapel of Father Tully, an alcoholic priest.
Chop Shop
This location is only accessible once the Chosen One has acquired the Highwayman and it has been stolen while parked. It only contains the Chop Shop, managed by T-Ray and work with his band of mechanics for Mr. Bishop, where they remove fuel cells and batteries from derelict cars and sell them for profit.
Buildings
Inhabitants
- John Bishop
- Leslie Anne Bishop
- Angela Bishop
- Masticator
- Angel-Eyes
- Bishop child
- Big Jesus Mordino
- Lil' Jesus Mordino
- Myron
- Marjorie Reed
- Ramirez
- Corsican Brothers
- Louis Salvatore
- Mason
- Renesco
- Orville Wright
- Chris Wright
- Keith Wright
- Richard Wright
- Ethyl Wright
- Miss Kitty
- Stuart Little
- Joqq
- Pete McKneely
- Evan Holyfeld
- Eldridge
- Algernon
- Jules
- Jagged Jimmy J
- T-Ray
- Tully
- Cody
- Pretty Boy Lloyd
- Sheb
Related quests
- Recover your stolen car
- Find out who was responsible for Richard Wright's overdose
- Suspect: Jagged Jimmy J
- Suspect: Jules
- Suspect: Lil' Jesus Mordino
- Suspect: Renesco
- Find a way into the Sierra Army Base
- Track down Pretty Boy Lloyd, recover the stolen money, and make an… example of him
- Collect tribute from Renesco
- Help guard Enclave transaction
- Find some endorphin blockers to make a cure for Jet
- Bust up Wright's still beneath the train station
- Assassinate Westin in NCR without making it look like a murder
- Murder Carlson in NCR
- Deliver ten Cat's Paw magazines to Miss Kitty
- Deliver a laser pistol to Eldridge
- Deliver Big Jesus's package to Ramirez at the Stables
- Collect tribute from the Corsican Brothers
- Assassinate Boss Salvatore for Big Jesus Mordino
Notes
- New Reno is one of the few cities that are not part of the NCR in New California[6][7].
- New Reno is an important location for trade of the Happy Trails Caravan Company by 2281.
- Clayton Etienne, Mags and Stella of Fallout: New Vegas were born in New Reno.
- The Courier can say they have traveled here in dialogue.
- New Reno has working phones.[8][9]
Vault City travel log
- New Reno: City southwest of Vault City. Trades gold ore for medical supplies from Vault City. Reno suffered little structural damage during the war (though looting and property damage have taken their toll), so many streets and buildings remain intact. Warning! There is no central government and no law enforcement. Gambling, prostitution, and drug use are rampant. Vault Citizens are warned to avoid New Reno at ALL costs!
- Population: No current census, but believed to be several thousand..."people".
- Government: New Reno presently exists in a state of near-anarchy. According to reports, several "crime families" have divided the city amongst themselves.
- Background radiation count: Current readings are unavailable.
- Mutation rate: Unknown, believed low.”— Vault City travel log
Notable quotes about New Reno
- "The biggest little town in the world. Trashcan fires and neon signs bathe the city in a hellish glow." – New Reno description, Fallout 2
- "Judging from the crowd in the casino, looks like more human sewage has washed into Reno..." – Leslie Anne Bishop
- "Imagine New Vegas if there was no Mr. House-type fella keeping the peace, then give everybody a gun and a Jet addiction. Town's run by a bunch of crime families, no law to speak of. Make trouble, and you wind up buried in Golgotha, outside town. The scuzz factor's off the charts. Non-stop whoring and drugs. Couldn't walk down the street without getting asked to star in a porn movie." – Stella
Appearances
New Reno appears only in Fallout 2 and is mentioned by:
- Clayton Etienne, Bruce Isaac, Mags and The Courier in Fallout: New Vegas.
- Stella in Honest Hearts.
- Jed Masterson in Honest Hearts ending slides.
- Ulysses in Lonesome Road.[10]
Gallery
References
- ↑ Dialogue with Clayton Etienne and Bruce Isaac in Fallout: New Vegas
- ↑ Fallout 2 Official Strategies & Secrets
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Fallout 2 Strategy Guide
- ↑ NCFTULLY.MSG, line 730
- ↑ NCFTULLY.MSG, line 720
- ↑ "Town's run by a bunch of crime families, no law to speak of. Make trouble, and you wind up buried in Golgotha, outside town." – Stella, when asked about New Reno.
- ↑ "Well, I've lived in Nevada all my life. Started out in New Reno, but headed down here as soon as I got the chance. If you can believe it, things are even worse back home. The whole city's still run by crime families. Used to be the Mordinos and Wrights. Now it's the Wrights and Van Graffs. Seems like things never get better. Anyway, that's all behind me now." – Clayton Etienne
- ↑ NcChpBoy.msg - "T-Ray's in the back. On the phone."
- ↑ NcTRay.msg: "I woulda gone to the Enclave, too, 'cept I was talkin' on the phone too much."
- ↑ NVDLC04Ulysses.txt#NVDLC04DialogueEDENVDLC04UlyssesTopic139
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