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Presidential metro
Broken Steel Presdential Metro Line
Icon metro
Site
Presidential metro loc
People
leadersM.A.R.Go.T.
Other actors
creaturesFeral ghouls
robotsSentry bots
M.A.R.Go.T.
Connections
connects toPresidential sub level
other exitsAdams Air Force Base
The Capitol Building (East Wing)
Other
questsWho Dares Wins
The Sorrowful Suitor
Technical
cell nameDLC03PresMetro02 (pr. metro)
DLC03PresMetro03 (AFB exit)
ref idxx000807 (pres. metro)
xx00452a (Ad. AFB exit)
Maps
Presidential Metro map
 
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The Presidential Metro is a network of Metro tunnels that is added to Fallout 3 in the Broken Steel add-on.

Contents

LayoutEdit

It connects the Presidential sub level beneath the White House with Adams Air Force Base and The Capitol Building's East Wing. An automated defense system is headed by a pre-ZAX technology computer system called Metro Authority Rapid Governmental transit System. M.A.R.Go.T. controls the trains, robots, and other maintenance personnel. The area is guarded by sentry bots and swarming with ghouls. At higher levels, multiple feral ghoul reavers will be present.

Notable lootEdit

Related questsEdit

Main article: The Sorrowful Suitor

The Sorrowful Suitor: A holotape titled "Sorry, My Darling" can be found on a bench near the exit to the Capitol Building. The holotape begins the quest.

NotesEdit

  • Unlike other Metro tunnels where the trains have been rendered useless and the player is forced to walk from station to station, or the train tunnel leading to the Pitt where a loading screen takes the place of an actual journey, the Presidential Metro Line is usable.
  • About halfway down the second tunnel you can look through a fence and watch two feral ghouls get splattered by a Metro train.
  • There is a massive battle between the feral ghouls and robots which the player can learn about from M.A.R.Go.T. The numbers and strength of the ghouls can overwhelm the robots after awhile, so the player should help out the robots or face getting rushed by the ghouls once they are done with the robots. Alternatively, if you are finding the ghouls too tough to make it through, they are fooled by the ghoul mask. This will give you the opportunity to take them by surprise or avoid them to save ammunition and stimpaks.
  • The fuses you need to activate the metro are on the Presidential sentry bot. He will automatically replace the fuses once you kill all the ghouls (thus clearing the security breach). You may have to go back talk to M.A.R.Go.T again. She will tell you that the main repairs will now begin, and once you get back to the train, you will see the Presidential sentry bot replace the fuse, enabling the metro.
  • If you did not find the Senator's ID you can force the computer to reprogram with a high enough Science skill.
  • This area contains many Easter eggs, and players should take a second look at what appear to be dead ends.
  • At the junction where the working metro can take you to Adams AFB, there are two locked doors requiring a key to enter. There is no key to be found, however. The doors open when you kill the Presidential Metro bot, although this will of course make all other bots/turrets turn hostile. There is no loot behind these doors (just more bots). If you shoot the Presidential Metro bot in the combat inhibitor, causing it to frenzy, the other bots/turrets will attack it and not you. However, the doors will not open.
  • Past the M.A.R.Go.T. computer entrance, at the end of the tracks there's a gnome with a camera and on the tracks, are two teddy bears tied to the tracks with a note saying 'Help Us' between them.
  • If you have a high enough Science skill or you found the Senator's ID, M.A.R.Go.T. will tell you that the last time the Metro line was in use was 200 years and 8 months before the current date.

AppearancesEdit

The Presidential metro appears only in the Fallout 3 add-on Broken Steel.

Behind the scenesEdit

The system concept and station design is based on the Capitol Subway.

BugsEdit

  • pcIcon pc ps3Icon ps3 Occasionally when the Reaver is killed it may fling back down the hall where it came from. [verified]
  • If moved, the skeletons will reset themselves to their original positions. This is known to happen in the Statesman Hotel as well. [verification overdue] [platforms tag needed]
  • In some cases the two ghouls that should be killed by a train striking them does not occur, you cannot kill them through the linked fence and you do not encounter them anywhere down the line, they remain standing and do not attack, and remain as red enemy markers on your radar. You will hear the train but not see it.

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