Fallout new vegas cheat

Tired of running into a wall at a certain stage of Fallout: New Vegas? Here’s a great idea, Cheat! There are some great console commands that you can use to get yourself out of the murky waters and make some headway. The coolest thing about these commands is that they will work on Fallout 3 as well. Both Fallout: New Vegas and Fallout 3 are built on the Gamebryo engine so they share the console commands as well.

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General but useful Console commands

This is a set of console commands that you’re likely going to use throughout your run in the game. When inserting the commands, don’t include the brackets or the quotes.

• God mode (“tgm”) – Using this command the player becomes invincible. You have unlimited ammo, you don’t need to reload and you can carry unlimited weight.
• Demigod mode (“tdm”) – In demigod mode, you don’t have unlimited ammo and you need to reload. But you’re still invincible and you can carry the entire world.
• No clipping (“tcl”) – After inserting the code point the mouse to where you want to go and press forward to fly there. Only enable normal movement when you’re on solid ground or else your character will plunge to their death if they clip through the surface. Also using this command requires caution because you can mess up the quest strings.
• Add money (“player.additem f <#>”) – Grab yourself a few more bottle caps to the inventory of the PC with this code. You can also use the b1c code for the special bottle caps that are found all over the game. You also need these bottle caps to complete a certain question in the game.
• Teleport to a location (“coc<cell name>”) – You can use this code anywhere in the game inside or outside. You just insert it and you’re where you need to be.
• Unlock all fast travel points (“tmm 1”) – You can also use the “tm” code to uncover all the locations on the map, but you will not be able to travel to them because they will not have the “discovered” status. You still have to uncover them in the game as usual.

Player Level and Skill Commands

• Set your level (“player.setlevel<#>) – You can set level from one to 50 in the game.
• Level up by one (“Player.advlevel”) – This command levels up the PC by one level.
• P.E.C.I.A.L Commands (“Player.modav <actorValue> <value>”) - Pack up or decrease from your current skills. You can also use this command to increase or decrease your S.P.E.C.I.A.L score.
• Set your skills or S.P.E.C.I.A.L scores to a specific amount (“Player.forceab <ActorValue> <value>”) – Using this command, you can set a specific skill to a specific value say your speech. In this case, it doesn’t matter if the skill was higher or lower before implementing the command.
• Add perk (“player.addperk <base id>”) – You could add specific perks with some new shiny toys in your collection and you don’t have to worry about working for them. With this command, you can have specific perks to your collection even if you don’t meet the requirements.
• Remove perk (“player.removeperk <base id>”) – If you don’t like some specific perks, you can cross them off your PC using this command code.
• Change the sex of the PC (“sexchange”) – Fancy a different sex? It’s as simple as trying out this chic code and you can be whatever you want.
• Unlock a door or a container (“Unlock”) – Before you can run the command, select what you want to unlock by clicking on it while in the command console mode then enter the command. This command is not your get out of jail free card. There are some doors and objects that can’t be opened this way. This includes objects with the “lock ” setting.
• Power Armour (“setpccanusepowerarmour1”) – Get your PC feeling a little safer by wearing the Power Armour.
• Repair Weapons (player.setweaponhealthperc <percentage>) – As you use your weapons, they downgrade. You can juice up your current weapons to a specific percentage using this code.

Factions and Quests Console Commands

• Faction reputation (“addreputation <base_id> <variable> <amount>”) - There are two types of faction reputations in Fallout: New Vegas: Fame, which is positive and infamy which is negative. This command allows you to add both of these in the variable section.
• Faction hostility (“setally <base_id_1> base_id_2> <variable_1> <variable_2>”) – Some factions in the game like Caeser’s Legion and the NCR are not very friendly. Members of either faction will attack each other on site. This command saves you the trouble of sparring with opposing faction members. You can make the factions to be friends or allies depending on what works for you at the moment.
• Complete all quests (“caqs”) – Why would you need to do this? Essentially, this command code allows you to complete all the stages of all the quests even the ones you haven’t received yet but without ending the game. That allows you to play the game without any quests.
• Quest progression (“setstage<QuestID> <Quest stage number>”) – You can move to the next stage of the indicated quest. This is not only a great cheatcode but also comes in handy when you find yourself stuck in one of those bugged quest that you can’t find a way to get out of anymore.

Actor (NPC) Manipulation Console Commands

With these codes, you can manipulate NPCs and other creatures in the game. Unlike the previous commands, you have to enter the console command code first and click the actor you want to manipulate to get its ID then you can be able to effect the code.

• Give perk (“addperk <baseid>”) – Choose an NPC and type the perk you want to give them. It’s a great command to run when you desperately need some perks.
• Revive an NPC (“resurrect <base id>”) – You can bring the character back to life with all the items in the inventory replenished. Unfortunately those failed requests don’t get a do over. If you only want to resurrect the NPC without replenishing the inventory, you can run “resurrect <base id>”. You can also kill the selected NPC but that means you fail the quests.
• Kill all the NPCs in the area (“killall”) – This command code gives you the power to kill all the NPCs even the ones you don’t see. As a result, many of the quests will fail not to mention other problems. The code works on your companions as well as making them unconscious if you’re in the Casual mode but killing them in the Hard core mode.
• Invisibility (“tdetect”) – Add a little dash of magic to your gameplay by toggling the AI player detection on and off so you’re always hidden to NPCs.
• Make NPC immortal (setessential <base_id> <#>”) – The beauty about games is you can live your most dramatic dreams. Say being immortal for instance. With this command code, you can make it impossible for the selected PC as immortal. You can also switch it back to mortal.
• Start combat (“startcombat”) – You can start a scuffle by starting a combat with an NPC by running this command. To end the combat simply insert “stopcombat”. Unfortunately, the NPC will still remain hostile so keep an eye out.
• Stop NPC hostility (“setav aggression 0”) – If you don’t feel like leaving matters unsolved or you simply don’t want to get in trouble, you can stop an NPC from being hostile towards you using this command.
• Change race/face (“showracemenu”) – This command comes with a little bitter sweet. It opens a menu that allows you to change the face of your character. However, changing your face will disable your perks. To avoid losing your perks, you have to remove them before changing faces and add them back manually after changing faces.

Fallout Camera Commands

• Free camera “tfc” - There are a few tricks you can pull with this code. The first is to toggle the free camera on/off and you can also move the camera anywhere you want. If you want to pause the game, you can use “tfc 1”.
• Free camera movement speed (“sucsm <#>”) – Switch up the speed of the free camera to match the tempo of the game. You can replace # with 1 for a slow camera and if you want to speed things up you can replace with 10 for a fast camera.
• Field of view (“fove <#>) – depending on the value you choose, you can toggle between default, narrow and a wide field of few. 75 is for the default view, 40 for narrow and 90 for the wide view.

Fallout Stat Commands

• Damage stat (“player.damageactorvalue <variable> <#>”) – The most variable stat you can play around with on Fallout: New Vegas is health. Using this command code, you can reduce the numerical value of the stat.
• Set scale (“player.setscale <#.#>”) – Setting the scale determines the speed and strength of your player. If the scale is higher than , the player is faster and stronger. Below makes the player slower and weaker.

Conclusion

You can make your Fallout: New Vegas gaming experience much better with these command codes. With just the right set of codes, you can give yourself an edge and save yourself from some of the buggy patches of the game.

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While playing the game, press ~ to display the console window. Then, type one of the following codes and press [Enter] to activate the corresponding cheat function:

Use one of the following values with the "player.additem [item code] [number]" code:

Armor

Weapons

Ammuntion

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Miscellaneous

This glitch requires a 25 Speech skill level. Go to Camp McCarran, and talk to Angela Williams in the science lab. Choose the "I have some questions for you." option followed by the "What's your role here?" option. After she answers, choose the "What do you think of Dr. Hildren?" option. After she answers, choose "[Speech 25] He seemed focused on results. Maybe not so much on people." You will get 28 experience points each time you do this, and it can be repeated as many times as desired.

This glitch requires a 30 Speech skill level and neutral or friendly with NCR. Go to Camp McCarran, and talk to Sergeant Bitter-Root. You should be able to find him in one of the tents. Ask him about his name, and then there will be an option for a 30 Speech skill level attempt. You can keep saying "Bitter-Root. You have an unusual name.", and each time you say it, you can do the Speech attempt again. Simply say "Bitter-Root. You have an unusual name.", do the Speech attempt, ask to talk about something else, and then repeat the process as many times as desired.

This glitch requires a 30 Speech skill level or the "Confirmed Bachelor" perk and friendly with NCR. Go to HELIOS One, and the woman should automatically talk to you. Once she allows you access to HELIOS One, you should be able to start the "That Lucky Old Sun" mission. Proceed with the mission, and talk to Fantastic and Ignacio Rivas. While talking to Rivas, make sure you get him to reveal that he is a Follower of the Apocalypse by using Speech or Confirmed Bachelor, and agree with his ideals about peace or say you are neutral. Do the mission regularly until you get to the point where you activate the Mainframe Terminal. Configure the Power Grid to "5. Full Region (Emergency Output Level)". Finish the mission by hitting the Reflector Control Panel outside on top of the tower. Go back to Ignacio Rivas, and choose the "I overloaded the plant. No one" option. That option will never disappear. Keep selecting that option to get XP, 3 Stimpacks, and 2 Doctor's Bags.

If your Speech skill level is 50 or higher, you can persuade Old Ben to offer his escort services to the local bar. You will get 61 XP each time you complete this Speech Challenge. If you follow him back to the bar afterwards and wait until he sits down, you can speak to him again and repeat the same Speech Challenge as many times as desired. You can find Old Ben sitting by a fire close to The King headquarters in Freeside.

This glitch requires a high Speech skill level and 8 Intelligence skill level. Go to the Camp McCarran Terminal building inside Camp McCarran. Talk to the guy at the far end of the building, in the left corner. He is the leader and gives you multiple quests. Accept the interrogation quest, then go meet the woman upstairs to start the quest. When you get in the room to talk to Sirus, pick the "Intelligence" option first, the "Speech" option next, and then the "Intelligence" option. Any of the three "Intelligence" options work. Then, select the "Speech" option (which should now be grayed out), and cycle through the "Intelligence" options. You will get 50 XP every time you cycle through the options.

Go to Vault 11, and you will get a quest to find out what happened there. Once you get the overseer's passcode and enter it into her computer, you will be led to the "sacrificial chamber". Use a Stealthboy to get past everyone, and when the walls on the left open (as you walk in), go into the door and access the computer mainframe. You will be given three options, "Override" and "Download" for two conversations. Select the second download to get XP. Do not exit the mainframe. Just keep selecting that option to get XP each time. Repeat this as many times as desired.

This glitch requires a 35 Barter skill level. Go to Cottonwood Cove (in the southeast corner of the map alongside the river). You will meet a man named Aurelius of Phoenix (he sometimes wanders out of the camp). Speak to him, and choose to barter with his camp for ammunition and supplies. Select this option will get you 35 XP. Keep selecting that option to get 35 XP each time. Repeat this as many times as desired.

This glitch requires a 35 Medicine skill level. Once you gain access to the main strip, find Victor outside the Lucky 38 Casino. He will tell you that Mr. House wants to meet you. Follow him inside, and go up the elevator. Speak with Mr. House (the giant television face that looks like Howard Hughes). Find the dialogue choice pertaining to needing to ask him a few questions. Then, ask "Who exactly are you, Mr. House?", and choose "You appear to be a computer, not a man". Next, select the Medicine skill check response, "The lifespan you're claiming is impossible, except for ghouls and super mutants." You will then get 35 XP (or 39 XP if you have the Swift Learner perk). You can repeat this as many times as desired.

This glitch requires a 50 Barter skill level. In "The House Always Wins, I" quest, when you meet Mr. House for the first time, he will ask you to get his chip. When he tells you the deal is 1, caps, refuse it. Keep refusing his offers after bartering until he tells you to come back. After you talk to him again, select the following choices: "Tell me your terms again?", "The chip is worth far more than that", then "Still not interested", and repeat as many times as desired.

Gamble in a casino, and play roulette. You will get XP no matter if you win or lose.

Go to the town of Primm, and successfully complete the "My Kind Of Town" quest to get them a new sheriff. Wait 3 to 7 in game days for the Vikki and Vance Casino to open again in Primm. Then, go to the Vikki and Vance Casino, and either win as many chips as possible from gambling or exchange as many caps for chips as possible. Go to the cash register to trade the chips in for caps. You will get the equivalent for the chips in caps, but you will still retain all your chips. Simply keep trading in the chips for caps to get as many caps as desired. Note: This glitch was done on an unpatched version of the game.

Go to a weapons and/or armor merchant, and see if they have two of the same weapon or armor for sale. If you can afford it, get the overall most expensive item at the lowest condition. For instance, if they have two Raider Sadist Armors at 45% and 76$, but also has two Flamers at 20% and 8%, then choose the Flamers. Purchase the cheapest of the two items, and then immediately sell it back to the merchant. Buy it again, and sell it back to them again. Usually the second, but sometimes the third time, you buy the same item from them, and it will appear in your inventory at % condition. Sell it back to them, and it will reappear in their inventory at the original low % condition. Buy it again, and it will appear at % condition. Repeat this until they have no more caps. If you wait three days after they run out of caps, they will have new stock and approximately caps. The longer you wait, the more robust their inventory will be and the more caps they will have. Note: This glitch can cause the game to freeze. It is recommended you save your game often when doing this just in case the game freezes.

Successfully complete the "Wang Dang Automatic Tango" quest to find Fisto, a Sexbot. Then, go to Silver Rush Casino, and talk with Fisto next to the roulette table. He will offer his services. Choose the "No thanks" response to get 10 caps. You can keep selecting this answer as many times as desired to get 10 caps each time.

Play the "I Put A Spell On You" quest (you start the "I Put A Spell On You" quest through the Caesar's legion quest line), and complete up to the part where you blow up the monorail and have to go talk to Colonel Hsu. Note: Make sure you have successfully blackmailed Private Crenshaw first. You will have the option to tell him who blew up the monorail. After you tell him who it was, you will have to provide proof. Tell him Private Crenshaw had explosives and plans for the operation bearing Caesar's emblem. He will award you caps. You can keep doing this to get caps each time. -From: SummerSinner

If you lose in any of the gambling games and then reload your saved game, the game will force you to wait 30 seconds to prevent you from cheating. However, there is a way around it. When you are at the slot machines, do not exit slot machine mode to reload your game when you lose. Instead, once the wheel stops spinning and your results are shown, pause the game and reload your saved game. As long as you do not exit slot machine mode before reloading, you will not be forced to wait 30 seconds after reloading. To make easy money, try the slot machine at its maximum of tokens. Never try more than twice at a time. If you lose both spins, just reload your saved game. If you win one of the two times, save your game and continue. Note: This glitch was done on an unpatched version of the game.

In Guardian Peak, you will meet an NCR soldier who is wounded. Through some Speech checks, you can get him to give you his gun for escorting him out of the cave that he is in. When you get to the entrance of the cave with him in tow, he will speak, and you can keep asking him for his rifle, which he will give you along with ammunition. Note: This is best done after getting the perk that allows for over encumbered fast travel.

The following glitch allows you to repair all items to the player's current repair level without using any caps. You first must have the Confirmed Bachelor perk and enough caps to cover the repair cost of the item. When you arrive at the Mohave Outpost to get the pardon for the new sheriff of Primm, during the conversation with Major Knight, a Confirmed Bachelor speech option is available. Select it, and whenever you do repairs through him, the item will get repaired to your repair level, but no caps will be deducted from your inventory. This can be very useful when combined with any of the "Infinite caps" glitches, and results in your player having all items at % condition (even items like the Fat Man, where replacement parts are difficult to find).

Go to Old Mormon Fort in Freeside. Find Julie Farkes inside the Fort. Choose the dialogue option to help them get medical supplies. Go through the dialogue options to hear one that tells you that she just got a shipment of magazines. Then, choose the "I have some medical supplies to drop off" option. There will then be three options; choose the "Rad-Away" option, as it is the easiest one of the three to find. You only need to leave one thing if you do not care about fame. Every time you give them something, you will gain more fame. After you give them the supplies, choose the "I'd like to buy medical supplies" option. There are a few aid supplies there that you can get if desired, but they will not regenerate. In the supply list, you can find the magazines. Buy any desired magazines, and then exit. You can then choose the option to give med supplies again. This time you do not need to give them anything; simply choose the "Never mind" option. Go back to "Buy medical supplies", and you can repeat the process for more magazines. You repeat this as many times as desired as long as you choose to drop off supplies first. You can even come back to do it again at a later time. You can get the following magazines: Fix-in' Things (Repair +10), Lad's Life (Survival +10), Meeting People (Speech +10), Programmer's Digest (Science +10), Salesman Weekly (Barter +10), and Today's Physician (Medical ).

Purchase or find the Anti-Material Rifle. Then, equip it with incendiary rounds. Target an enemy or enemies with it in VATS, then close VATS. You will not use any ammunition, but they will still be on fire and lose health. You will not aggro enemies or friendlies. Also, you will not lose Karma or Reputation with each kill. This glitch is very useful if you need to kill a NCR/Legion that has a weapon or item on them. Note: This glitch was done on an unpatched version of the game.

Find a place to hide that is out of the line of sight of all surrounding NPC's, and save the game. Then, pick up an item by pressing [Z], and drag it to your hiding spot. Once it says you are "hidden", press [E] to add it to your inventory. If you lose any Karma, reload your saved game, and try again. A good place to do this trick at is Gloria Van Graff's energy weapons shop in Silver Rush, Freeside. You can do this with any of the items on the counter, and there is a hiding spot on the back side of the room.

This glitch requires a 20 Speech skill level. Talk to the 10 of Spades in Camp McCarren. You may first need to find out about Corporal Betsy's trauma. Start a dialogue with him, and select "I heard about what happened to Corporal Betsy", then "Tell me what happened". The next options will be the Speech Check or "If you were unconscious, how could you have done anything?" Do the Speech Check, and then the other option will be the only one available except "Never mind". After you select the unconscious option, the Speech Check will be available again, but grayed out. However, you can still keep pressing [E], and they will alternate. Even though the Speech Check is grayed out, it still counts as a pass.

Save the game before starting a dialogue with a Speech bonus, hacking a computer, lock picking, or pick pocketing. Then, simply reload the game if you fail the challenge.

To always hack successfully, go to the terminal, and save the game. Then, start the sequence. If you fail, just reload your saved game, and try again until you do it successfully.

Only use three attempts during a hack, so you leave yourself with one to back out. Then, go back to the attempts screen, and you will have four more chances. Repeat this as many times as desired. -From: Brett Grimes

If you move your cursor throughout the symbols, sometimes you will highlight a group of symbols that you can enter as the password. They usually start with "(", "<", "[", or "{", have different characters in the middle, and end with the same symbol that it started with, except in reverse, such as ")", ">", "]", or "}". This will completely refill your password attempts, or delete "dud" words. -From: Brett Grimes

Sell any weapon that is broken to the Gun Runners. You will receive 0 caps. Accept the sale, and then buy it back for 0 caps. It will be fully repaired for free. -From: Chris Greffe

Find a large object that you can push or pick up. Drop it next to a standing NPC that is not leaning against a wall, doing push-ups, or sitting. Run against the object, and it will damage the NPC without them becoming hostile or you losing reputation. Repeat this until the target is dead. Note: You may take some damage, and the object might fly away.

Find a vendor that has two of the same items, but different quality. If you buy the cheaper quality item, you will still get the higher quality item.

In Camp McCarran, you can gain entry to the monorail that goes directly to the strip. Take the long way around, and stay as close to the vending machines as possible. Follow the wall around the back way. Make sure the other soldier has his back to you. Crouch and sneak up to this soldier. You may hear the phrase indicating that if you get any closer, they will have to shoot you. However, as long as you remain hidden, it should only flash "Detected" briefly a few times. As soon as you are close enough to the door, you can go through it and take a monorail directly to the strip. This may require a few attempts. Be careful when returning to the monorail from the strip, as you will probably be shot. However, as soon as you enter the monorail, it resets, and you can again ride it back to the strip again. By using this glitch, you can bypass many annoyances and quests, and skip directly to meeting Mr. House and finding the person who shot you.

Note: This trick requires a few C4 and a Detonator. In the final part of the "Dead Money" downloadable content, you will enter a vault with 37 gold bars weighing 35 pounds each. Each gold bar is worth 10, caps. You are not supposed to be able to take them all; however, this glitch allows you to take all 37 gold bars. Enter the vault, and the door will lock behind you. Take everything in the room that you want including the 36 gold bars on the table to your right and the gold bar on the Overseers desk. Deactivate the security system, and activate the computer on the desk. Then, only read "Vera", and do not access the file that shows up after you read it. Elijah will appear on the monitor; convince him to meet you in the vault. When the conversation ends, the door will unlock. Leave the room immediately, and walk to the far right stairway. A blue force field will appear blocking your path; lay the C4 at the bottom of those stairs, and then press your body against the blue force field in the doorway. When Elijah finishes speaking, he should switch places with you. Make sure he is on or very near your C4. Detonate the C4, and then leave the way you came. You should now have all 37 gold bars worth a total of , caps.

Enter the offices in Hoover Dam, and find the room with radiation signs around it. In that room are barrels of goo. To the left is a stack of crates. One of the crates contains the armor. There are two sets, so you can make repairs.

The Desert Ranger Combat Armor is in Zion, Stone Bones Cave in Sorrows Camp in the "Honest Hearts" bonus downloadable content. It is the best non-power armor in the game, and has no faction connections.

Go to the REPCONN rocket factory where the "Come Fly With Me" mission takes place. Go to the basement where Chris goes when they are about to launch the rocket and asks for spare parts. In this room to the left side as you enter is a shelf with an orange suit and a helmet that resembles a fish bowl. Pick them up. When you wear them, they look like something from a 's comic book. The Spacesuit gives a good amount of RAD resistance, but has a low DT and breaks easily.

Search the indicated locations to find all unique weapons:

Magnum Revolver - Lucky: In Primm at The Bison Steve Hotel, in a floor safe (requires 75 Lockpick skill level) behind the cash register of the Gift Shop (northeast room).
Magnum Revolver - Mysterious Magnum: Owned by the Lonesome Drifter, by the Sunset Sasparilla Billboard, close to El Dorado Dry Lake.
9 Iron - Nephi's Golf Driver: Carried by a Fiend named Driver Nephi, in his territory.
9mm Pistol - Maria: On Benny, when you kill him.
9mm Submachine Gun - Vance's Submachine Gun: In Win's Hideout, inside the safe.
Alien Blaster: Locate the large spaceship north and a little east of Horowitz Farmstead (east of Brooks Tumbleweed Ranch), then kill the Alien Captain. Note: Wild Wastleland trait is required.
BB Gun - Abilene Kid LE BB Gun: Inside the Fiend's Shack, lying on a shelf.
Bladed Gauntlet - Cram Opener: In Camp McCarran, owned by Little Buster.
Boxing Gloves - Golden Gloves: Inside Lucky 38 Casino, on the upper bar of the casino floor.
Bumper Sword - Blade Of The East: In Legate's Camp, carried by Legate Lanius.
Cleaver - Chopper: On the stove of Wolfhorn Ranch.
Combat Knife - Chance's Knife: In Chance's Grave.
Cowboy Repeater - La Longue Carabine: In Camp McCarran, carried by Corporal Sterling, whom you must kill to get it.
Displacer Glove - Pushy: Inside the Ruby Hill Mine, on the body of a Jackal Gang member.
DogTag Fist - Recompense Of The Fallen: In Aurelius' desk, on the upper floor of the main building in Cottonwood Cove.
Euclid's C-Finder: On the Freeside Streets, carried by Max, in and around Nick and Ralph's. To use the weapon, you must supply power to ARCHIMEDES II during the "That Lucky Old Sun" mission.
Fat Man: In Quarry Junction, near the skeleton by the southern silt pool. It is also occasionally found on prospector corpses.
Fire Axe - Knock Knock: In the Camp Searchlight Fire Station, in the restrooms.
Frag Grenade - Holy Frag Grenade: In Camp Searchlight, in the basement of the eastern church. Note: Wild Wastleland trait is required.
Gauss Rifle - YCS/ At the Mercenary Camp; Wild Wasteland trait must not be taken.
Grenade Machine-gun - Mercy: On the floor of Dead Wind Cavern, near a dead BoS Paladin.
Grenade Rifle - Thump-Thump: At the Nellis Array, lying on the floor near the Ant mound.
Hunting Shotgun - Dinner Bell: At The Thorn, in the sewers in front of Westside. You must complete the "Bleed Me Dry" quest given by Red Lucy.
Laser Pistol - Pew Pew: After completing "The Legend Of The Star" quest, it will be on the body of Allen Marks.
Laser Rifle - AER14 Prototype: Inside the Vault 22 Common Area, on the blocked stairwell only accessible from the fifth level (Pest Control).
Lead Pipe - The Humble Cudgel: Inside the Sealed Sewers, near the Prospector Corpse.
Machete - Liberator: In Nelson, carried by Dead Sea.
Minigun - CZ57 Avenger: In The Devil's Throat in the northeast of the map. In the middle of the crater is a truck. Inside is a dead prospector, and next to him is the CZ57 Avenger minigun with a pack of ammo. On his body is a Party Hat, Authority Glasses, Reinforced Combat Armor, and some other items. Note: The Party Hat and Authority Glasses are unique apparel items.
Missile Launcher - Annabelle: In Black Rock Mountain, carried by the Nightkin Sniper on Black Rock Summit, whom you must kill to get it.
Marksman Carbine - All-American: In the Armory Cache, Vault 34, on the floor, on an upturned table.
Oh, Baby!: In the deepest part of Charleston Cave, near a Chewed Stealth Boy.
Plasma Rifle - Q Matter Modulator: In the locked shipping room of REPCONN HQ, in a pod casement.
Pulse Gun: In the Armory Cache, Vault
Sawed-Off Shotgun - Big Boomer: In Gibson Scrap Yard, carried by Old Lady Gibson, whom you must kill to get it.
Sniper Rifle - Gobi Campaign Scout Rifle: In the footlocker of the Sniper's Nest, overlooking the Cottonwood Cove.
Spiked Knuckles - Love and Hate: In Bonnie Springs, on the Viper Gang Leader.
Straight Razor - Figaro: In the back of King's School Of Impersonation, owned by Sergio, whom you must kill to get it.
Tesla Cannon - Tesla-Beaton Prototype: On the ground near the crashed Vertibird, which is located at the south of the map, in about the middle.
That Gun: In Novac, on a shelf in the locked storage room inside the Dino Bite Gift Shop.
This Machine: At the end of the "Dealing With Contreras" quest, it will be a reward from Contreras for not turning him in.
Varmint Rifle - Ratslayer: Inside the Broc Flower Cave, propped up against the desk.
Zap Glove - Paladin Toaster: In Black Rock Cave, near the body of the dead prospector.

The following unique weapons require the "Honest Hearts" bonus downloadable content:

A Light Shining In Darkness: In a footlocker infront of the Southern Passage right after the main quest is completed.

Survivalist's Rifle (Unique Service Rifle): In Zion, Red Gate.

Search the indicated locations to find all eight companions. Successfully complete the listed task(s) to recruit the corresponding companion. Note: You can only have one human as a companion at a time. If you recruit a new human companion, you will need to tell them to go to the Lucky 38 Casino so you can swap with him or her later.

Arcade Israel Gannon

Location: Arcade Gannon is a member of the Followers Of The Apocalypse with a mysterious past, and can be found in the Old Mormon Fort.

Perk: Better Healing allows you to regain 20% more health from all sources such as Stimpaks, Doctor's Bags, food, etc.

Upgrade: Hoover Dam help or Tesla Armor as a gift when you complete the quest.

Cass

Location: Cass (a.k.a. Rose of Sharon Cassidy) is a caravan merchant and the daughter of John Cassidy, and can be found at the Mojava Outpost inside the Mojava Outpost Barracks sitting at the bar drinking. You must complete the "Heartache By The Number" quest to start the process of being able to recruit her. You must then complete the "You Can Depend On Me" quest from Alice McLafferty. Note: Additional quests may come up during these quests depending on the choices you make and how you are playing the game.

Perk: Whiskey Rose gives you and Cass a higher damage level when you both drink whiskey. You will also not suffer intelligence loss from consuming alcohol and ignoring the effects of alcohol addiction.

Upgrade: Hand Of Vengeance or Calm Heart. The Hand Of Vengeance allows Cass to do 15% additional damage with all guns, and to have better skills with guns. The Calm Heart gives Cass +50 HP, and makes her survive longer during combat.

Craig Boone

Location: Craig Boone is a very talented ex-NCR sniper with a grudge against Caesar's Legion, and can be found inside the Dino's mouth guarding the town of Novac after 9 p.m. You must complete the "One For My Baby" quest that he gives you when you talk to him in order to be able to recruit him as a companion. He offers a lot of help if you play in Hardcore mode. He pairs really well with either ED-E or Rex.

Perk: Spotter automatically marks hostile targets in the area, which can help at night in case you do not spot an enemy or to differentiate between a friend or an enemy.

Upgrade 1: 1st Recon Beret, which gives you +1 Perception and +5% Critical Chance. You will get this after completing the first quest with Craig Boone.

Upgrade 2: 1st Recon Survival Armor or 1st Recon Assault Armor. The only difference between both armors is cosmetic. You will get this after completing the second quest with Craig Boone.

ED-E

Location: ED-E is a prototype eyebot designed for combat and reconnaissance operations, and can be found in Primm.

Perk: Enhanced Sensors allow you to detect enemies at an increased range, and enemies will appear on the compass and can be targeted in VATS even while cloaked. This works even better if you use this in conjunction with the Spotter perk from Craig Boone.

Upgrade: Enhanced armor or weapons when you complete the quest.

Lily Bowen

Location: Lily Bowen is a friendly nightkin and former member of the Master's army, and can be found in Jacobstown.

Perk: Stealth Girl improves the duration of Stealth Boys by %, and all Sneak Attack Critical Hits do an additional 10% damage.

Upgrade: Dialogue about medicine after psychotic breaks or administer medicine in varying amounts to affect the frequency of psychotic breaks and combat damage.

Raul Tejada

Location: Raul Tejada is a ghoul mechanic and former gunslinger held hostage by Tabitha, the mad leader of the State of Utobitha, and can be found in Black Mountain.

Perk: Regular Maintenance slows down the decreasing condition of weapons and armor. It basically lengthens the amount of time you have with a weapon or armor. This can also counteract the negative effects of the Build to Destroy trait.

Upgrade: Vaquero or Full Maintenance. Vaquero gives an increased combat ability. Full Maintenance slows down the decreasing condition of weapons and armor by 75%.

Rex

Location: Rex is a cyberdog belonging to The King, and can be found inside The King's School Of Impersonation in Freeside. You will either need to pay caps or have a 60 Speech skill level to get past Pacer who is guarding the door. You will get the caps back when you talk to The King inside. You must complete the "G.I. Blues" quest given from The King before you get the "Nothin' But A Hound Dog" quest from him, which is how you will be able to recruit Rex. It takes approximately 40 minutes to complete both of these quests.

Perk: Search and Mark allows you to find unequipped chems, firearms, and ammunition within a short distance as well as other items such as hidden safes and hollow rocks while you are using the binoculars.

Veronica Santangelo

Location: Veronica Santangelo is a disillusioned Brotherhood Scribe, and can be found in the Trading Post.

Perk: Scribe Assistant allows you to craft workbench items through Veronica's dialogue. She is basically a portable workbench. She also benefits in close combat skills when you complete the quest.

Search the indicated locations to find all skill books:

Tales Of A Junktown Jerky Vendor (Barter)

1. Allied Technologies Offices: In the room to the west of the entrance room, in the southwest corner.
2. Cap Counterfeiting Shack: On the suitcase by the bed, in the back room of the cellar.
3. Primm: Inside the Bison Steve Casino, on the floor behind the gift shop counter.
4. Vault 22 (Pest Control): Go north of the steps from the elevator, into the lab room; it is on the table with bubbling vials.

Nikola Tesla And You (Energy Weapons)

1. Hidden Valley: In Bunker L1, in the white plastic bin by the desk in Schuler's office.
2. Old Nuclear Test Site: On the small table opposite the entrance, inside the irradiated shack.
3. REPCONN HQ: Inside the locked shipping room with the collapse ceiling, on top of a safe on the floor, in the corner.
4. REPCONN HQ: On the second floor, in the northeast server room, on the table with the terminal in the far corner.

Duck And Cover! (Explosives)

1. Mojave Outpost: Inside the bar and barracks building, on the bottom shelf, in the middle below the bar counter.
2. Nellis AFB: Inside Mother Pearl's barracks, on the bookshelf.
3. Ranger Station Foxtrot: On the desk in the office.
4. Sloan: Inside the small barracks shack, next to the trailer, on the left locker shelf, near the bunk beds.

Guns And Bullets (Guns)

1. Gomorrah: In the Zoara Club, on the first low bookshelf, to the left of Big Sal's office.
2. Nevada Highway Patrol Station: In the first room you come to after the entrance, on a desk near the door that leads to the cells.
3. Raul's Shack: In the small wooden crate on the floor, at the foot of the metal shelves, to the left of the entrance.
4. Vault On the small metal table between the sofas by the pool table, in the Armory Common room. Follow the sign after descending.

Pugilism Illustrated (Hand-to-Hand)

1. Fisherman's Pride Shack: On the bedside table inside the shack.
2. Nipton Road Rest-stop: Inside the store marked "Lester", on one of the wooden bookcase shelves.
3. The Tops Casino: On a small table near the pool tables, in the Presidential Suite.
4. Vault Inside the living quarters, in Female Dorm #1, by the fallen dresser.

Tumblers Today (Lockpick)

1. Bitter Springs Recreation Area: Inside the office shack to the west, on the desk in the smaller of the two rooms.
2. Silver Peak Mine: Inside the shack, behind the two small tables, on the bottom of an open locker, to the right of the entrance.
3. The Prospector's Den: Inside the cave system, in the subterranean section, in the barracks room, on the floor in the far right corner.
4. Wolfhorn Ranch: Inside the farmhouse, under the door-less refrigerator.

D.C. Journal Of Internal Medicine (Medicine)

1. Follower's Safehouse: On the bedside table shelf, in the second room.
2. HELIOS One: On the bed with the pillow, in the room with the Holotape password, on the very top floor; cross the planks to get there.
3. Mesquite Mountains Crater: Inside Hell's Motel, below the globe with the hat on it, on the table with the repair kit and radio.
4. Novac: Inside Ranger Andy's motel bungalow, in the middle of the queen-sized bed.

Grognak The Barbarian (Melee Weapons)

1. Cannibal Johnson's Cave: On the sleeping mattress near the ham radio, close to the campfire.
2. Cottonwood Cave: Inside the Headquarters building, on the upper floor, on the bedside table's shelf.
3. Hidden Supply Cave: On one of the cave's large metal crates.
4. Jacobstown: On the floor next to the cooker, inside the eastern bungalow, near the pond.

Dean's Electronics (Repair)

1. Abandoned BoS Bunker: On the metal sill, opposite the reloading bench, inside the office area.
2. Nellis Air Force Base: Inside Loyal's workshop shed, on the long metal counter.
3. Sloan: Inside the barracks, on the shelf between the dino toy and radio.
4. Southern Nevada Wind Farm: Inside the shack, on the table with the clipboard.

Big Book Of Science (Science)

1. Brewer's Beer Bootlegging: In the basement of the shack, on the table with the chemistry equipment.
2. Camp Forlorn Hope: Inside Major Polati's tent, on the desk in the far right corner.
3. Nipton: On the mayor's desk, on the top floor of the town hall.
4. REPCONN Headquarters: Inside the HQ, on a shelf in the Gift Shop store-room.

Chinese Army: Spec. Ops Training Manual (Sneak)

1. Camp Searchlight: In the east chapel, inside the Gecko-filled basement, on the stone floor, at the foot of the metal shelves.
2. Goodsprings: Under a book in the low bookcase, inside the ranch house just east of the schoolhouse.
3. NCR Sharecropper Farms: In the ranch house near the four fertilizer hoppers, by the corner desk.
4. Vault 3: On the low bookcase, inside the executive dorm.

Lying, Congressional Style (Speech)

1. Brooks Tumbleweed Ranch: On an open locker shelf, in the upstairs room with the chessboard.
2. Cerulean Robotics: On the floor among the desks in the office.
3. Lucky Jim Mine: Inside the shack, below the Varmint rifle, to the right of the empty fridges.
4. NCR Correctional Facility: In the Administration Building, on the desk in the darkened room opposite Eddie's room.

Wasteland Survival Guide (Survival)

1. Lone Wolf Radio: Inside the radio trailer, near the Scrap Electronics and mattress.
2. Matthews Animal Husbandry Farm: Top balcony of the northern barn, near the barrel.
3. Mesquite Mountains Campsite: Inside the westernmost tent, behind the rolled-up bedding.
4. Scavenger Platform: On the Northern Platform section, among the other books by the fallen metal shelf.

Search the indicated locations to find all Hollow Rocks, which contain ammunition and equipment stashes:

1. Northern Passage: On the eastern rock wall, near the grave and "The Sun Is Killing Me" graffiti.
2. Ruby Hill Mine: Part of the rock wall, just to the right of the door.
3. Charleston Cave: Part of the rock wall, just to the right of the door, by the heart graffiti.
4. Silver Peak Mine: Part of the wall, just to the right of the shack through which you enter.
5. Vault On the north bank, across from the "Keep Out" sign, by the entrance.
6. Jacobstown: Just outside the perimeter, to the right of the main entrance, where the Super Mutants stand guard.
7. Remnants Bunker: About 10 feet north of the entrance, part of the rock wall.
8. Chance's Map: Adjacent to the dirt map, with "The Sun Is Killing Me" graffiti on it.
9. Bloodborne Cave: Just to the right of the cave entrance.
Cannibal Johnson&#s Cave: Just to the right of the cave entrance.
Fisherman&#s Pride Shack: By the campfire, north-west of the shack.
Camp Guardian: Next to the Camp Guardian population sign, at the base of the path up to Guardian Peak.
Follower&#s Outpost: Built into the steps of the signal box structure.
Boulder Beach Campground: By the side of the road, north-west of the jetties, with "The Sun Is Killing Me" graffiti.
Cazador Nest: Part of the rock wall, on the east side of the nest alcove, facing back towards the alcove.
Tribal Village: At the start of the Ravine Path, close to the corpses and tents.
Makeshift Great Kahn Camp: On the west side of camp, near the desert plants.
Yangtze Memorial: At the base of the south steps, with the peace symbol graffiti.
Goodsprings Cave: Just to the right of the cave entrance.
Primm: Attached to a large rock, near the scattered chems and the rock perimeter, above the concrete support wall.
Jack Rabbit Springs: South of the pools of radiation, on the shore of the Dry Lake.
Morning Star Cavern: By the entrance to the cavern, by the bones and the explosive crate.
Crescent Canyon West: In the canyon, on the west exit slope, adjacent to a rusting car husk.
Crescent Canyon East: On the east exist slope, just after the rail bridge.
Vault Just to the right of the entrance.
Black Rock Cave: Just to the north of the fallen radar dish.
El Dorado Dry Lake: West of the Savaged Brahmin, in the sands of the Dry Lake.
Hidden Valley: West of the eastern bunker, with the "no missile" and heart graffiti.
Powder Ganger Camp East: Next to a Honey Mesquite Tree, around 20 to 30 feet south of the camp.
Primm Pass: Close to the Brahmin bones, on the western end of the pass.
Dead Wind Cavern: On the south rock wall slope, around 20 to 30 feet from the entrance.
Hidden Supply Cave: To the left of the cave entrance, with the "no missile" graffiti.
Walking Box Cavern: Around 20 to 30 feet east of the cavern entrance.
Broc Flower Cave: At the foot of the entrance slope, with "The Sun Is Killing Me" graffiti.
Abandoned BoS Bunker: With the small cluster of rocks and shale on the slope leading up to the bunker grating.
Techatticup Mine: To the right of the entrance, with the white blocks graffiti.
Lucky Jim Mine: Slightly beyond the shack, near the wooden cart.
Searchlight North Gold Mine: On the flat rock bank to the south of the entrance hole.
Searchlight East Gold Mine: Southeast of the entrance; climb on the pile of rock and shale to reach it.
Cottonwood Cave: On the road between the two sets of crucifixion poles, with "The Sun Is Killing Me" graffiti.
Bradley's Shack: On the west side of the entrance, by the small valley landslide.
Fire Root Cavern: At the foot of the entrance slope, on the left.

Search the indicated locations to find all seven Snow Globes:

Goodsprings: In Goodsprings Cemetery, at the foot of the small rectangular gravestone, near where the earth has been dug up, close to the water tower.
Mormon Fort: In Old Mormon Fort, inside the same tower as Julie Farkas' office, on top of a wooden bookcase.
Test Site: In Lucky 38 Casino, in the cocktail lounge, on the curved sideboard across from the entrance, behind the till.
The Strip: In Vault 21, inside Sarah's locked bedroom, between the two beds, on a small table.
Nellis AFB: In Nellis Air Force Base, inside Pete's museum, on the corner table by the mural.
Hoover Dam: In Hoover Dam, on a desk in the visitor's center, by a terminal.
Mt. Charleston: In Jacobstown, on the large curved desk in the reception area of the lodge, near the terminals.

The following Snow Globe requires the "Honest Hearts" bonus downloadable content:

Zion National Park: In the general store, on the bottom shelf near the cash register.

Search the indicated locations to find all Caravan Cards and people to play the card game against:

Ambassador Dennis Crocker: In NCR Embassy, play or take.
Blake: In Crimson Caravan Company, purchase cards from Blake.
Chet: In Goodsprings, purchase cards from Chet.
Cliff Briscoe: In Novac, inside the Dino Dee-lite Gift Shop or inside Dinky. Play or take.
Dale Barton: In The Fort, near the Legate&#s Gate. Play or take.
Isaac: In Gun Runners, play Isaac, or get his cards from him using any desired method.
Johnson Nash: In Primm, inside the Vikki and Vance Casino. Play or take.
Jules: In North Vegas Square, near the Squatters. Play or take.
Keith: In Aerotech Office Park, inside Suite Play or take.
Lacey: In Mojave Outpost, propping up the barracks bar. Play or take.
No-bark Noonan: In Novac, in his shack, or around town. Play or take.
Little Buster: In Camp McCarran, near the First Recon tents. Play Little Buster, or take his cards.
Old Lady Gibson: In Gibson Scrap Yard, purchase cards from Old Lady Gibson.
Poindexter: In Camp Golf, take them.
Private Jake Erwin: In NCR Embassy, play or take.
Prospector Corpse: In Central Sewers, at Prospector's Rest, inside the sewer. Loot the corpse.
Prospector Corpse: In Deathclaw Promontory, on a corpse, surrounded by deathclaws.
Prospector Corpse: In Nevada Highway Patrol Station, on a corpse, in the cells.
Prospector Corpse: In Prospector's Den, on a corpse, inside the dorm room.
Prospector Corpse: In Prospector's Den, on a corpse, just outside the cave entrance.
Prospector Corpse: In Prospector's Den, on a corpse, placed randomly inside the cave.
Prospector Corpse: In Prospector's Den, on a corpse, placed randomly inside the cave.
Prospector Corpse: In Prospector's Den, on a corpse, placed randomly inside the cave.
Prospector Corpse: In Scorpion Gulch, on a corpse, near the ramp, in the ravine.
Quartermaster Mayes: In Camp Forlorn Hope, inside his tent. Play or take.
Ringo: In Goodsprings, inside the Gas Station. Play or take. He also gives you your first deck.

The "That Gun" unique weapon resembles Deckard's Gun from Blade Runner.

Go south on the road out of Goodsprings. After about yards, you will find a refrigerator at the base of a hill. There is a skeleton wearing a fedora inside.

Go to the town of Nipton. Walk to the right of the town hall's front entrance to find a burned out building, with a pair of burned corpses in front. The view resembles the scene from Star Wars where Luke Skywalker finds the bodies of his Aunt Beru and Uncle Owen.

This trick can be done before or after you have completed the quests in Nipton. Inside the Nipton General Store is an NPC named "Boxcar". Since the Legion has broken his legs, he cannot chase after you when you pick his pocket, nor will he fight back. You can repeatedly enter and exit out of the general store if caught and place items in Boxcar's inventory, then steal them back until you have gotten the "Artful Pocketer" achievement. If you do not want infamy with the Powder Gangers, create a new saved game before using this trick.

When you have a Speech 40 skill level, go to Camp Golf, by Lake Las Vegas. Accept the quest from the sergeant. Agree to O'Hanran's method, and convince everyone, with Mags being the last. After convincing Mags to play nice, accept her method, and go to the gun range. Help them with their guns (45 skill level required), and wait for them to start walking back to their tent. Talk to Razz, and ask about squadmates. The speech challenge should still be there. You can easily get the "Outstanding Orator" achievement, as well as experience points in increments of When you are done, talk to the sergeant to complete the quest or talk to O'Hanran and ask about the squad. Note: You have the option of helping them with explosives after the guns.

Successfully complete the indicated task to unlock the corresponding achievement. To view your achievements and stats in Steam, select "Community", "My profile", "View all my games", then the game and view stats.

Ain't That a Kick in the Head: Complete Ain't That a Kick in the Head.
All or Nothing: Complete All or Nothing.
Arizona Killer: Complete Arizona Killer.
Artful Pocketer: Pick 50 pockets.
Blast Mastery: Cause 10, damage with energy weapons.
Caravan Master: Win 30 games of Caravan.
Come Fly With Me: Complete Come Fly With Me.
Crafty: Craft 20 items.
Desert Survivalist: Heal 10, points of damage with food.
Double Down: Play 10 hands of Blackjack.
Eureka!: Complete Eureka!
For the Republic: Complete For the Republic.
G.I. Blues: Complete G.I. Blues.
Globe Trotter: Discover all snow globes.
Hack the Mojave: Hack 25 terminals.
Hardcore: Play the game from start to finish in Hardcore Mode.
Jury Rigger: Repair 30 items.
Know When to Fold Them: Win 3 games of Caravan.
Lead Dealer: Cause 10, damage with Guns.
Little Wheel: Play 10 spins of Roulette.
Love the Bomb: Cause 10, damage with Explosives.
Master of the Mojave: Discover locations.
Mod Master: Install 20 weapon mods.
New Kid: Reach 10th level.
New Vegas Samurai: Cause 10, damage with melee weapons.
No Gods, No Masters: Complete No Gods, No Masters.
No Tumbler Fumbler: Pick 25 locks.
Ol' Buddy Ol' Pal: Recruit any companion.
Old-Tyme Brawler: Cause 10, damage with unarmed weapons.
One Armed Bandit: Play 10 spins of Slots.
Outstanding Orator: Make 50 Speech challenges.
Render Unto Caesar: Complete Render Unto Caesar.
Return to Sender: Complete Return to Sender.
Ring-a-Ding-Ding: Complete Ring-a-Ding-Ding.
Stim-ply Amazing: Heal 10, points of damage with Stimpaks.
Talent Pool: Complete Talent Pool.
That Lucky Old Sun: Complete That Lucky Old Sun.
The Boss: Reach 30th level.
The Courier Who Broke the Bank: Get banned from all the Strip's casinos.
The House Always Wins: Complete The House Always Wins.
The Legend of the Star: Complete The Legend of the Star.
The Whole Gang's Here: Recruit all companions.
They Went That-a-Way: Complete They Went That-a-Way.
Up and Comer: Reach 20th level.
Veni, Vidi, Vici: Complete Veni, Vidi, Vici.
Volare!: Complete Volare!
Walker of the Mojave: Discover 50 locations.
Wild Card: Complete Wild Card.
You Run Barter Town: Sell 10, caps worth of goods.
You'll Know It When It Happens: Complete You'll Know it When it Happens.

The following achievements require the "Dead Money" bonus downloadable content:

Assemble Your Crew: Recruit Dean Domino, Christine and Dog.
Cash Out: Confront Father Elijah in the Sierra Madre's Vault.
Having a Ball: Complete the Sierra Madre Gala Event.
Safety Deposit Box: Trap Father Elijah in the Sierra Madre's Vault.
Sierra Souvenir Aficionado: Collect Sierra Madre Chips.

The following achievements require the "Honest Hearts" bonus downloadable content:

In a Foreign Land: Scout the Zion Valley for signs of the White Legs.
May my Hand Forget its Skill: Evacuate Zion.
O Daughter of Babylon: Crush the White Legs.
Restore Our Fortunes: Resupply Daniel and the Sorrows.
When We Remembered Zion: Arrive at Zion.

The following achievements require the "Old World Blues" bonus downloadable content:

Cardiac Arrest!: Recover X cardiac regulator sneaky suit!
Making Friends: Reactivate all of the Sink's robotic assistants.
Make Up Your Mind: Make up your mind about your brain.
Outsmarted: Complete Old World Blues.
Spinal-Tapped!: Recover X-8 vertebrae-pulse-de-sensitizer frequency!

The following achievements require the "Lonesome Road" bonus downloadable content:

Condemned to Repeat It: Decided the fate of all the Divide dwellers.
ED-Ecated: Found all of ED-E's upgrades in the Divide.
Hometown Hero: Completed Lonesome Road.
Rocket's Red Glare: Fully upgraded The Divide's signature weapon.
Warhead Hunter: Detonated all of the warheads in the Divide.

The following achievements require the "Gun Runners Arsenal" bonus downloadable content:

Curios and Relics: Cause 10, damage with unique Mojave Wasteland weapons.
Master of the Arsenal: Cause 10, damage with Gun Runners' Arsenal (GRA) Weapons.
Up to the Challenge: Complete any three Gun Runners' Arsenal (GRA) one star (*) Challenges.
Combat Veteran: Complete any three Gun Runners' Arsenal (GRA) two star (**) Challenges.
Pros Only: Complete any three Gun Runners' Arsenal (GRA) three star (***) Challenges.

If you're after a list of console commands for Fallout: New Vegas, Obsidian's still absurdly popular entry of the modern 3D Fallout games, 

To open the console, tap the backquote (`) or tilde (~) key (they're the same key). The game will pause, the UI will vanish, and you'll see a cursor appear in the bottom left hand corner of the screen. That's where you input your console commands. After typing a command, press enter. You may see a notification of what your code did, but not always. Press the tilde key.

The best Fallout: New Vegas console commands

tgm — God mode! Infinite health, unlimited ammo and encumbrance.

tdm — Demigod mode. Health and encumbrance is infinite, but ammo isn't.

tfc — Activates and deactivates the free camera.

tm — Turns menus and UI off and on.

tcl — No clipping or collision, letting you move around like a ghost.

tmm 1 — Adds all map markers to your map. Use 0 to remove them.

set timescale to <#>  — Speeds up or slows down time. The default value is

Killall — All NPCs and animals in the vicinity die, you monster.

Give yourself items

You can use Fallout: New Vegas console commands to summon monsters and move items into your inventory. There's a little bit of process involved, because you need an object or creature's ID to be able to summon it, but fortunately the Fallout: New Vegas wiki has a comprehensive list of every item in the game, with base IDs for all of them.

player.additem <base_id> <amount> — Switch in the object ID for the <base_id> (no need to keep the brackets, and the number of the item you want for the <amount>. It should look like this.

Example: player.additem FD5C 1

Congratulations, you now have a suit of Chinese Stealth Armour.

player.removeitem <base_id> <amount> — Same as above, but the items you identify will be removed from your inventory and obliterated forever.

player.showinventory — Gives you a handy list of base IDs for stuff you possess. Might be quicker than visiting the wiki for numbers in some situations.

Useful item codes

There are thousands of item codes available in Fallout: New Vegas, but here are a few fun pieces of weapons and armour to try if you're just messing around. Note that items with an xx in the item ID are from expansions, and may not work if you don't have the expansion installed.

WEAPONS

Lucky revolver e2c86
Mysterious Magnum c6c
Li'l Devil pistol xx
Anti-materiel Rifle f21c
Assault Carbine (GRA) f21e
Christine's CoS silencer rifle xxba
Silenced SMG f
Sturdy Caravan Shotgun e3
Minigun f
Alien blaster
Euclid's C-Finder eb3c
Pew Pew laser rifle b1d
Flamer d
Plasma caster cf
Tesla cannon e2bec
Fat Man c
Mercy fff4
Missile launcher
Chainsaw fe44
Power Fist

ARMOUR

Brotherhood Tb power armour
T45d power armour e13
Combat armour, reinforced
NCR Ranger combat armour
Stealth Suit Mk II xx00c12f
Advanced Radiation suit a

Alter yourself

player.setscale <scale> — 1 is normal. Numbers below that will shrink you. Number above that will make you massive. You don't need the <> brackets around the number.

player.setlevel X — Where X is the level you want to be.

player.rewardxp — Gives you 15, XP.

sexchange — Changes your sex.

showracemenu — Change your race.

showbarbermenu — Change your hairstyle.

shownamemenu — Change your name.

player.addperk <base_id> — Give yourself a perk. Replace the <base_id> with the ID for the perk you want and drop the <> brackets. You can find all the perk base_ID values on the Fallout: New Vegas Wiki.

player.removeperk <base_id> — Take the ID'd perk away.

player.setav speedmult X — Where X is your speed percentage. At you move at normal speed, at 10 you move really slowly, and at you go very, very fast.

addreputation <base_ID> <0/1 to add infamy/fame> <amount> — Replace <base_ID> with one of the codes below. Select 1 to add reputation; select 0 to add infamy. Then replace <amount> with the amount of rep you want to add or remove. You can only add 5 rep at a time, to a maximum of total.

Example: addreputation e 1 5     — earn 5 fame with the Brotherhood of Steel.

Boomers ffae8
Brotherhood of Steel e
Caesar's Legion f43dd
Followers of the Apocalypse ad1
Great Khans b
Powder Gangers e6
NCR f43de
White Glove Society f16 

removereputation <base_ID> <0/1 to set infamy/fame> <amount> — Same deal as addreputation, except the amount you set will be subtracted from your rep with the specified faction.

Mess with NPCs

This is similar to item manipulation, but you might sometimes need the NPC's ref_id. The Fallout: New Vegas wiki has all those as well. 

resurrect — Brings an NPC back to life. This won't help with quest completion but if you killed someone by accident, you bend the rules of the universe to bring them back.

tdetect — Switch NPC player detection off or on. This gives you perfect stealth.

addtofaction<factionID> <0/1> — Replace the <factionID> with one of the codes below, and then select 0 if you want the targeted NPC to be friendly with that faction. Select 1 if you want them to be allied with that faction.

Example: addtofaction e 1   — Adds targeted NPC to the Brotherhood of Steel as an ally.

Player's current faction 1b2a4
Boomers ffae8
Brotherhood of Steel e
Caesar's Legion f43dd
Followers of the Apocalypse ad1
Great Khans b
Powder Gangers e6
NCR f43de
White Glove Society f16

removefromfaction <factionID> — Similar to the addtofaction command, insert the factionID to remove the NPC from that faction.

tcai — Turn off the all NPCs' combat AI so they don't fight.

tai — Toggle targeted NPC's AI off.

Freecam, disable HUD, NoClip and more

tfc — Toggle free cam. Add a 1 after tfc to also freeze everyone in the scene. This is good for taking dramatic screenshots.

sgtm <X> — Where X is how fast time moves. It's a multiplier so 1 is normal speed, is half speed, and so on.

tcl — Noclip mode.

twf — Wireframe toggle.

tm — Switch HUD on and off.

tmm <1/0> — Type 1 to show discovered map markers, 0 to hide them. Type tmm to reveal all markers, even undiscovered ones.

tfow — Switch local fog of war on or off.

movetoqt — Moves you to next quest target.

coc <cell name> — Moves you to a location. A full list of the Cell IDs is available on the Fallout: New Vegas wikia.

caqs — Completes every objective in every quest it's possible to receive in the game, essentially removing quests so you can wander without objectives.

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It never hurts to have access to the full list of Fallout New Vegas console commands, even if you never actually intend to use them. And yes, many people would consider using these as a form of cheating, but there are situations where their use is justified.

The Gamebryo engine that this title is made with is notoriously buggy, and even till this day there are bugs that have not been patched. Instances where you get stuck inside a wall or quest markers don&#;t spawn can be quite common occurrences.

So to counteract these problems, let&#;s take a look at our Fallout New Vegas console commands guide.

All Fallout New Vegas Console Commands

In order to use console commands, players first have to boot up the game and either load a save or start a new game. Now they can open up the Console by pressing the tilde (~) key. This is usually found right below the Esc key on most keyboards. Pressing this will cause the game to pause, and a text bar will appear in the bottom left corner of the screen. You can input all of the commands here, and then press Enter to activate them.

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I would also like to clarify that when words like &#;Quest ID&#; or &#;Form ID&#; are mentioned in the article, we are highlighting the space where you would specify your own required parameters. A full list of quest, NPC and item IDs can be found on the official Fallout New Vegas wiki. You can also find out the unique ID of anything in the game by simply clicking on it when the Console is open. Unfortunately, we cannot list all IDs in the game here because they number in the thousands.

But with all of that out of the way, let&#;s jump into the full list of Fallout New Vegas console commands.

Quest Relevant Commands

The following Fallout New Vegas console commands all have to do with completing quests, or bypassing different objectives.

Reputation And Factions Commands

These Fallout New Vegas console commands allow you to alter your reputation and standing with the many different factions within Fallout New Vegas. You should also check out our guide on Fallout 4 Factions after you&#;re done here.

Item Manipulation Commands

Each of the following Fallout New Vegas console commands relate to items in the game. These include weapons, containers, doors, terminals, traps, etc.

Player Manipulation Commands

These Fallout New Vegas console commands allow you to alter the players own skills, stats and other relevant attributes. If you want to learn how to increase you skills without cheats, you can check out our Fallout New Vegas Skill Book guide here.

Actor Manipulation Commands

This selection of Fallout New Vegas console commands allow you to alter the values of any non-player NPCs or enemies.

Display Manipulation Commands

Our final batch of Fallout New Vegas console commands let the player tweak the camera and visuals of the game.

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Be careful that you don&#;t accidentally break your save.

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