Secret Fallout 4 "Treasure" Room Contains One of Every Single Item
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Fallout 3, GTA IV (and Arkham City PC, on the list), were originally released with Games for Windows Live, which counts in on the listIceForce said:That's not the only anomaly... "GTA IV PC" is listed under the XBL list.Corey Schaff said:...Fallout 3 is listed twice on the Xbox Live list
Still, I assume the Steam listing is largely correct, and as of now it tells a very Fallout-y story.
OT: Kind of silly to make a news story out of this. As long as you have to use a console command to get into the room, you might as well just console give yourself unlimited caps or any other item. Had this room however been available through some obscure in-game means, like opening a certain locked door in a remote location with a secret passcode under the moonlight, sure that would be newsworthy, but console command? Not so much.
I think their point is that it isn't a secret. It's existed for more than a decade in nearly every game they've ever made.rosac said:
Now, if there was a way to get to this on the PS4 or XBO? Then that would be pretty secretive.
True, but I'm sure there are plenty of things I don't know about the games I've played, but that doesn't mean it ought to be published as news.rosac said:
Seconded. These rooms are curiosities; nothing more. Unless you can get there on consoles then their utility as a cheat is eclipsed by the very commands used to access them in the first place.RJ 17 said:Just as a point of clarification: these rooms have never been a cheater's cache...considering that they're absolutely redundant to anyone who wants to cheat. If you're going to be using console commands to get into the place, you can certainly just use console commands to give yourself any item in the game while remaining in the comfort of your character's home...or your character's neighbor's home...or out in the middle of the wasteland...or anywhere else in the game. Rather, these rooms are developer caches that are used during development for various testing on items. Considering the existence of console commands, the only cheats actually worth reporting or mentioning are cheats that work on console versions of the game.
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(Edit) Also: IGN reported on this "secret room" last week.
If I can get a word in edgeways amidst all this complaining... I have a question:
What does "QASMOKE" actually mean / stand for?
What does "QASMOKE" actually mean / stand for?
Right, you basically get a room where you can play around with all the assets in one place but one that has the same physics as the rest of the environment to test their functionality. So a QA engineer hops in here and tests out the crafting system and such.Corey Schaff said:
That is completely true. I also imagine it could have been partly a joke, you know, a play on words for "QA smoke room" where it could be an actual physical room for smokers people who are in the QA department and also the room that is used for smoke testing by QA.Corey Schaff said:
yes, every Bethesda game from Morowind on up has the room.Corey Schaff said:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZaLov5NIwnQ
just like every vendor's inventory is attached to a chest under the world.
Indeed, I used it to re-claim the Fork of Horripilation from Sheogorath. A terrible price I paid for it too, never try and take Forky from The God of Madness.Coach Morrison said:
Out-fucking-standing. I haven't felt this talked down to since the third grade.
Talk about consoles becoming restricted gaming PC's, fnar fnar![footnote]As an aside, I don't know, but I wouldn't wager money on it.[/footnote]Willinium said:
Actually I've played Bethesda games since Elder Scrolls Daggerfall and I'm actually slightly embarrassed to say: I didn't know this room existed. I'm also no stranger to console commands having used them quite a number of times (second+ playthroughs only of course). So this was actually kind of nice to see, maybe not front page news worthy but quite an interesting thing for those unenlightened such as myself.Nergui said:
