Originally posted by psychotron666:A town was built up on top of a pre war nuclear missile base called hopeville. Though if you think about it, the underlying theme of this dlc is "don't shoot the messenger".
This is left open enough in the game to be either the courier we play as, or someone else who Ulysses has mistaken you with, or even Ulysses himself who can't admit his failure and projects it onto someone else. This dlc was pretty much him getting his little say, and kind of projecting what he wants in the franchise as result of Ulysses actions if he's successful). (the main writer for this specific dlc and character has gone on record saying he wanted to renuke the fallout universe, but the lead director of new Vegas and probably Bethesda as well didn't share this view.
He wants revenge because he's crazy, but what he really wants is you to witness him nuke the ncr so the legion can take over and collapse in itself as is inevitable, and resets fallout back to post apocalypse. Ulysses claims that the courier in new Vegas was the courier who delivered the package. The tunnelers living deep below the surface from fev and radiation mutation now have access to the surface and infest the place. It turns out that it was a detonator for the nukes, it sets off the nukes from inside the silos, cracking the earth from the inside out. Presumably the ncr were looking at ways of activating the nukes to use them against enemies.Īnyway, they open the package and inside the device now in proximity to its intended location activates.
The ncr person who receives the package in hopeville opens it up, and it's a device that they want to study that has something to do with the hopeville base. A courier delivers a package from ncr to hopeville that has the same markings as the hopeville silo base (where ncr also have a base). A town was built up on top of a pre war nuclear missile base called hopeville.
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