The chassis is complete, all weapons systems are online, and the voice module has been programmed as requested. There is simply no way the robot will be combat ready in three months. I'm sorry, but you're being completely unrealistic. Relevant terminal entries in the Citadel: Return the prototype power source to Scribe Rothchild at the Citadel. It's plausible the quest was named Infiltration because the player would be sneaking past Enclave forces occupying the city.Įnter Rivet City through the underwater diving hatch.
However, team lead Todd Howard decided it was just too big. Curiously, concept art for Rivet City does depict what looks like a large spherical reactor.ĭuring development, there was also a quest in which the Enclave would attack Rivet City, and the player character would be tasked with escorting the inhabitants to the Citadel (see: Prerelease:Fallout 3). This is despite the fact the laboratory is entirely devoted to hydroponics and there's evidently no sign of any fusion power research.
In retail the player can ask Doctor Li about her lab she responds with " Our work on portable fusion power and hydroponics are coming along quite nicely, if not quite according to schedule. Likely this is the MacGuffin the player would have been tasked with retrieving in Infiltration. Several Citadel terminal entries refer to an Accelerated Vector Fusion module that Liberty Prime needs to function and one entry says that Doctor Li had been working on the technology in her lab in Rivet City. This was presumably the original explanation for how Liberty Prime's power issues were resolved. Unused stage of the main quest between "The American Dream" and "Take It Back!".
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