fallout 4 diamond city radio playing double

Those three, the overseer eventually trapped and starved to death. The vault's overseer objected to the testing (as I think she was to be one of the test subjects) and sabotaged the recall system so that only three scientists made it to the vault when the bombs fell. In a later phase of the research, the residents of the inner vault were to be the test subjects. That vault was supposed to be manned by scientists researching the ultimate cure to all the viruses plaguing mankind. If you pursue it enough, you will find out that there is a secret outer vault surrounding an inner vault. I don't believe you hear it anywhere else in the game. One thing I especially liked was the background music that played inside Vault 81. I took the power armor off, and after that, I got special conversation options because I had put on the Vault 111 suit that I had left that vault with. I was originally wearing power armor, and the residents seem envious, but apprehensive. It turns out you get different conversations from the Vault 81 locals depending on who you have as a traveling companion and what you are wearing. If you have played through the Diamond City quests, you may be able to associate the lyrics in the clips to one of them. I have a short clip below (posted on YouTube) so you can see and hear what I am talking about. Once you hear those songs in the third rail, they will be added to the rotation of songs on Diamond City Radio.

If one or more of your stats is high enough, you can have a romantic encounter with her. (You may remember her as Wonder Woman if you're old enough.) She also does the voice of Magnolia in the game. I did a little digging and found out that the songs (five of them, if I recall correctly) were written and sung by Lynda Carter. I noticed that the songs seemed to be higher quality audio than most found in video games, and it's probably not just my imagination. She will also sing another song if you talk to her and ask her to. She is typically either already singing or just starting a song when you enter. The Third Rail, a bar in the old Boston Metro station in town called Good Neighbor, has a singer named Magnolia. (If it's more than that, I'll put the discussion in a spoiler tag.) I tried to get a sample set of the kinds of special things that Bethesda slipped into this game.

In any game of this size, there are lots of things to discover, but sometimes, this game goes above and beyond just being 'good enough.' The topics in this section could all be considered minor spoilers, I guess, but very minor.

Fallout 4 diamond city radio playing double