Vault 101

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	Fallout 3 location Vault 101
	Site map marker Vault 101 People leaders Vault 101's original Overseer (October 23rd, 2077) Vault 101's second Overseer (2127) Unnamed Vault 101 Overseer (before 2241) Alphonse Almodovar (before 2258) doctors James (2258) Andy (2277) Other quests Baby Steps Growing Up Fast Future Imperfect Escape! Trouble on the Homefront Technical cell name Vault101Exterior (exterior) Vault101a (outer door) Vault101aMS16 (vault door) Vault101b (atrium) Vault101bMS16 (upper level) Vault101d (DeLoria residence) Vault101dMS16 (Lower level) Vault101Reactor (reactor sublevel) Vault101ReactorMS16 (vlt sublevel) ref id 000010c1 (exterior) 00024512 (outer door) 00099e9e (vault door) 00024511 (atrium) 00099e9d (upper level) 00028138 (DeLoria res.) 00099e9b (lower level) 0002a186 (react. sublevel) 00099e9a (vlt sublevel)

 

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For on the fateful day, when fire rained from the sky, the giant steel door of Vault 101 slid closed... and never reopened. It was here you were born. It is here you will die. Because, in Vault 101: no one ever enters, and no one ever leaves.

”— Narrator, Fallout 3 intro

Vault 101 is one of the vault series of fallout shelters developed by Vault-Tec in the north-west area of Washington, D.C. near Tysons Corner. This vault is located northwest to Megaton and east to Springvale. It was the home of the Lone Wanderer until they left in search of their father.

Background

Construction and purpose

It's not exactly known when the construction of Vault 101 began but it was probably constructed in the 2060s like the other vaults in Washington, D.C.. The purpose of Vault 101 in the Vault experiment was to test the role of the Overseer in a community that remains indefinitely isolated from the outside world. While the Overseer was able to interact and visit the outside world via radio transmissions and a secret tunnel from his sealed office, the rest of the inhabitants were told that Vault 101 was never sent an “all clear” signal, while faked radio transmissions described a nuclear-ravaged world gone mad, with absolutely no hope of existence outside of a Vault. The radio transmissions were actually recorded before the bombs even fell, and in many cases described a world even more horrible than the reality of the nuclear wasteland.

To this end, Vault 101 was supplied with all the equipment it would need to keep functioning indefinitely like spare parts for the water processor, but the vault didn't receive a GECK, a piece of technology that can only be used on the surface.

Early years

The first Vault 101 Overseer, like his counterparts in the other Vaults, was actually a planted Vault-Tec operative whose job it was to control the experiment from the inside. Aside from maintaining the fiction that the outside world was not habitable ruse after the Vault was populated an sealed when the Great War took place, the Overseer was meant to cultivate the isolationism, preventing anyone from leaving the shelter and using the faked radio transmissions to convince them of the folly of doing so.

The second Vault 101 Overseer took over the reins after the death of his predecessor of natural causes in 2127. He maintained and developed the isolationist doctrine, convincing senior vault dwellers to become complicit in the vault experiment. The second Vault 101 Overseer was actually able to communicate with, and even visit, the outside world by using the secret tunnel in the Overseer's office. However, for all other intents and purposes, the vault dwellers were sealed in with the motto "we are born in the vault, we live in the vault, and we die in the vault".

Although the fiction was maintained by his descendants, there was a deviation. In 2241, the new Overseer decided to send scouting parties to the outside and open the Vault. The survey team, led by Anne Palmer, left the Vault in February and reconnoitered the ruins of Springvale and the Megaton settlement, bringing back giant ant samples to the Vault for analysis. Most of the team returned on February 10, 2241, logging their reports. Lewis and Agnes Taylor, two other members, remained in Megaton to serve as contacts between the two settlements and to further survey the surrounding environments. The latter eventually returned to the Vault.

Renewed Isolation

The progressive overseer has disappeared on an excursion into the wasteland between 2241 and 2258. He was succeeded at his post by Alphonse Almodovar, a firm believer in the need to maintain total isolation of the Vault (thanks to his parents, who were convinced that the Vault should have no contact with the dangers out there). Many suspected foul play, but they had little choice but to accept Almodovar's leadership. The new Overseer immediately set out to correct the perceived lapses in security. Vault 101 was sealed, again, and the senior vault dwellers were sworn to secrecy.

However, the isolation wasn't perfect. Between 2258 and 2259, the Overseer made an exception: to fill the post of Vault physician, he allowed an educated wastelander and his child to enter the Vault, swearing the man to maintain secrecy and raise the child as if they were born in the Vault. Between 2265 and 2267, a female Vault dweller escaped from the Vault, reaching Megaton (though her whereabouts and ultimate fate are not known). Another escaped in 2272, revealing to Colin Moriarty that Vault 101 was essentially brainwashing its residents.

Within the Vault, life was stifled by Almodovar's firm grip on the community and brainwashing. With a strong, omnipresent security force, the Overseer instituted a cult of personality focused on him alone, as the protector and wise leader of the Vault. James' outsider origin was a problem for Almodovar, one he sought to fix by assigning him Jonas Palmer as assistant. This decision would ultimately prove to be wrong. Another problem were the Tunnel Snakes, a "gang" of juvenile delinquents. While the Overseer used them for dirty work, his permissiveness resulted in them becoming unruly and quite disturbing. However, overall, Alphonse Almodovar managed to cultivate an entire generation of Vault 101 dwellers playing along with the vault experiments, keeping the secrets from their children. He and his cronies continued to receive periodic information from the outside world, while those not in the know were told that things had gotten so bad that whoever was sending transmissions was no longer able to do so, reinforcing the thought that leaving the vault was sheer suicide.

James' departure

The Overseer's regime suffered a terrible blow on August 17, 2277. James, the Vault physician, abandoned the shelter and their child to again pursue his dream, Project Purity. His opening of the Vault door led to a radroach infestation and the Overseer going berserk. The latter immediately confined all the dwellers to their quarters and ordered the security team to contain the outbreak - and shoot everyone found out of their quarters, especially the child James left behind. The security team's actions contribute to the chaos. The radroach infestation doesn't help. By the time James' child escapes the Vault, the list of casualties is quite large and includes Agnes Taylor (heart attack), Floyd Lewis, Vikki Hannon, Paul Hannon Jr. (all three succumb to radroaches), Jonas Palmer (died tortured to death by Stevie Mack) and several security officers (killed by radroaches or the child they were supposed to detain for questioning).

Vault crisis

The double escape and subsequent loss of life did not do wonders to the situation in the Vault. Quite the opposite: a faction of dwellers formed, demanding that Vault 101 be opened, to begin interacting with the outside world, set up trade relationships and allow the dwellers to come and go. Led by Amata Almodovar, this faction was opposed by her father, Alphonse, and his security force, who saw this as a threat to the Vault's "great mission." His opposition was made stronger by the fact that he was contacted by the Enclave on a governmental frequency, who offered the Vault amnesty for unspecified crimes and reunification (they were unable to access the Vault, as Amata changed the access password). Almodovar ignored the request, treating it as confirmation of his isolationism policy.

The rebellious movement did not subside. To the contrary, it grew, eventually sealing themselves up in a part of the Vault, demanding the Overseer's resignation. While the Overseer wanted to sit them out and wait until they voluntarily give up, his Security Chief wasn't going to. Instead, he planned a midnight raid into the rebel quarters, with live ammunition and zero tolerance, to subdue the movement by force. Fearing that the conflict couldn't be resolved otherwise, Amata issued a call on the Vault 101 emergency frequency, calling the Lone Wanderer, now an experienced wastelander, to return to Vault 101 and help them. They may have resolved the crisis, either supporting the opening of the Vault to the outside world, or championing the isolation policy (effectively dooming the Vault to die due to a dwindling gene pool).

What neither side of the conflict was aware of, the conflict that occurred when the Vault dwellers became aware of the habitability of the world outside and rebelled against the Overseer and his policy of isolationism was, in fact, the final part of the grand social experiment in Vault 101.

Layout

Vault 101 is divided into four sections by the game. These sections are the Main Entrance, Overseer's Tunnel, Atrium/Upper Level, and the Lower Level. The sections are separated by doors, and stairways connect floors and levels within two of the sections. Levels and rooms are identified by signs. There are two paths to the Capital Wasteland: a direct path from the Atrium and a hidden tunnel named the Overseer's Tunnel.

It is important to note that the sections are not directly stacked upon each other. They are staggered with each section moving progressively more westward as the Vault burrows deeper into the earth.

Main entrance

This section connects the Capital Wasteland to the Vault. The rooms in this section are:

• Natural rock tunnel connecting the Wasteland door to the Vault door
• Entrance room
• Control booth
• Concealed room connecting the Overseer's Tunnel to the main entrance
• Large generator room
• Small generator room
• Storage room

Overseer's tunnel

This section connects the Overseer's Office (in Atrium/Upper Level) with the Main Entrance.

Atrium/Upper level

This Atrium connects the main entrance to the lower level. This section is divided into two sub-sections: Admin and Atrium. The Atrium is located in the upper level of Vault 101. Access to this room is by a stairway connecting the cafeteria to the Atrium. The Atrium is the main room of the Vault and is used by Vault residents for large social gatherings and ball sports.

When returning to Vault 101 in the Trouble on the Homefront quest, someone has amusingly vandalized the "Thank You Overseer!" Sign in the middle of the room by replacing Thank You with "F*ck you" So in total the sign now read "F*ck You Overseer!" This is an obvious note to the disagreements to the overseer when you and your father left the vault

In the early 2260s, at Wally's birthday party, the child's game Hunt the Mutant is played on the Atrium.

Several years later, on July 13, 2268, a notice in the Cafeteria announces an upcoming baseball game on Saturday.

If the player studies the local map carefully, he/she will note that the rooms with closed doors, ex. cafeteria, don't exist. It is, also, not evident how the Mack Family apartment is connected to the rest of the complex as the apartment door leads to a non-existent hallway. Regardless, the location of the apartment itself suggests how far up the ladder Allen Mack is in the command structure of the Vault as his family has one of the best apartments.

Rooms in Admin are:

• Overseer's office - Overseer's terminal
• Reception room - Jonas Palmer dies ("Escape!")
• Overseer's apartment - 3 rooms - dining/living room, Amata's bedroom, Alphonse's bedroom
• Operations
• Computer (inaccessible) - Location of Vault's mainframe
• Security - Amata is interrogated ("Escape!"), holding cell - Mr. Brotch is detained ("Trouble on the Homefront")
• Systems - Floyd Lewis dies here ("Escape!")

Systems connects Admin to Atrium. Rooms in Atrium are located on two floors - a upper and a lower floor. Rooms on the upper floor are inaccessible. They are:

• Dining/Living room of Mack Apartment - Allan Mack is yelling at the Lone Wanderer ("Escape!")
• Utility (inaccessible)
• Equipment (inaccessible)

Lower level

This is the final section of the Vault. Though named Lower Level, this section actually covers two levels: the Lower and the Reactor.

Rooms in the lower level are:

• Clinic
• Physician's office
  • Vault 101 Medical Access Database terminal
  • Beatrice is dead ("Trouble on the Homefront")
• Classroom
  • GOAT ("Future Imperfect")
• Cafeteria (aka Diner)
  • Lone Wanderer's tenth birthday ("Growing Up Fast")
  • Grandma Taylor dies ("Escape!")
• DeLoria apartment
  • 2 rooms - Dining/Living room, bedroom
  • Ellen DeLoria is attacked by radroaches ("Escape!")
• Common room (inaccessible)
• Cigar room (inaccessible)
• Ladies restroom
• Gentlemen's restroom
• Lone Wanderer's apartment
  • Amata talks to the Lone Wanderer after James escapes ("Escape!")
• Storage room

Note: The map for the DeLoria and Lone Wanderer's apartments in the official game guide have two beds in the bedroom; whereas, in the game, there is only one bed.

Rooms in the Reactor level are:

• Generator room
  • James gives a BB gun to the Lone Wanderer ("Growing Up Fast")
• Filter room
  • Location of the Water Purifier and Water chip
• Reactor room
  • Location of the Vault's geothermal reactor
• Storage room
  • Lone Wanderer kills a radroach ("Growing Up Fast")

Note: The Official Game Guide identifies this level as the Vault 101 Atrium.

Inhabitants

• Allen Mack
• Alphonse Almodovar
• Amata Almodovar
• Andy
• Beatrice Armstrong
• Butch DeLoria
• Christine Kendall
• Edwin Brotch
• Ellen DeLoria
• Freddie Gomez
• Herman Gomez
• James
• John Kendall
• Jonas Palmer
• Lucy Palmer
• Paul Hannon Jr.
• Paul Hannon Sr.
• Pepper Gomez
• Stevie Mack
• Wally Mack
• Susie Mack
• Stanley Armstrong

Notable loot

• Bobblehead - Medicine: In James' clinic, on the lower level.
• Schematics - Rock-It Launcher and 300 caps: In James' clinic, behind the an average locked wall plaque featuring your mother's favorite Bible verse.
• Grognak the Barbarian: In the diner, from Amata. If you do not use it during your tenth birthday party, it will be in the dresser to the right when you escape the vault.

Related quests

• Baby Steps
• Growing Up Fast
• Future Imperfect
• Escape!
• Trouble on the Homefront
• Trapped Outside
• Amata's Fate
• Tunnel Snakes Forever!

Notes

• Vault 101 is one of two fully functional vaults (the other being Vault 112) in the Capital Wasteland. All the other vaults have failed as results of the experiments within and have been left derelict.
• It is suggested in the poem that the Lone Wanderer receives upon their tenth birthday that the dead of Vault 101 are incinerated in some sort of area built for this but this is never demonstrated in game.
• At the Vault-Tec Headquarters in the D.C. Ruins, a replica of the Vault 101 door is hanging over the lobby area with spotlights illuminating it.
• When you leave the vault in Escape!, a security camera can be seen above the vault door, however in Trouble on the Homefront, the camera is gone.
• It should be noted that the Vault 101 location doesn't add to your "Locations Discovered" stat in your Pip-Boy 3000 when exiting the vault at the beginning of your game, even though the marker is active on the map.
• Just outside the inner door of Vault 101, there are some skeletons and several small, handwritten picket signs begging the original vault dwellers to let their authors in, possibly just after the Great War occurred.
• Radscorpions and deathclaws can sometimes spawn when fast-traveling to the vault, even at low levels thus can kill an inexperienced player instantly .
• A holotape, Springvale raider mining log near the vault inside Springvale School, suggests that the raiders have been trying to get into this vault for years.
• Looking at the door to the Capital Wasteland always makes it appear to be daytime outside, even if it is actually nighttime outside.
• Andy says he had to amputate Beatrice's left leg due to a sprained big toe. However by looking at her corpse Andy removed the right leg, certainly Beatrice's cause of death.
• It's possible to enter the vault after completing Trouble on the Homefront. The player just needs to finish the quest, and the kill one of the residents, this will make the door open for the rest of the game.
• Outside the vault there is a random encounter location. It has two spawn points. One down the road in either direction. It is activated by following the road south slightly past the elevated highway.
• The Lone Wanderer's apartment only has one bed despite having two residents inside it.

Appearances

Vault 101 appears only in Fallout 3.

Behind the scenes

• In the cafeteria, there is a reference to Fallout. On the bulletin board above the jukebox it advertises a bingo night in the diner, with the ball chosen being 13 and "First prize being a weeks supply of water rations!".

Bugs

• PlayStation 3 Fast-traveling or approaching the Vault entrance will in some cases result in a massive frame-rate drop.
• PC Closing the Vault door manually using the outer console will work normally during Escape!. However, approaching the tunnel exit will result in the Vault door reopening behind you exactly when it is supposed to close if you don't tamper with the console.
• PC Using the console command activate on the Vault door or just using the ToggleCollision and simply walk through the door will grant you access at any time after leaving the Vault. However, if the Trouble on the Homefront quest is not in progress or available yet, the Vault will be completely empty of all residents, with the occasional exception of a lone security guard who will have no dialogue options and is prone to frequent and random disappearance. Entering using this method after the quest will allow you to remain there as long as you wish, with some residents having dialogue options available, such as Susie Mack.
• PlayStation 3 Whenever you enter third person mode before or during Butch's laugh during the GOAT Mr.Brotch won't respond and you will need to reload a save.

Gallery

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  Vault 101 exterior

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  Vault 101 atrium

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  DeLoria apartment

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  Lone Wanderer apartment

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  Storyboard for leaving the Vault by Adam Adamowicz

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References

Vault 101 People Lone Wanderer · James · Overseer Alphonse Almodovar · Amata Almodovar · Jonas Palmer · Lucy "Old Lady" Palmer · Butch DeLoria · Ellen DeLoria · Allen Mack · Stevie Mack · Gloria Mack · Wally Mack · Susie Mack · Edwin Brotch · Officer Herman Gomez · Pepper Gomez · Freddie Gomez · Stanley Armstrong · Beatrice Armstrong · Officer John Kendall · Officer O'Brian · Officer Park · Officer Wilkins · Officer Wolfe · Officer Taylor · Security Chief Paul Hannon, Sr. · Andy · Chip Taylor · Tom Holden · Mary Holden Quests Main Baby Steps · Growing Up Fast · Future Imperfect · Escape! Side Trouble on the Homefront

Vault-Tec Vaults 0 · 3 · 6 · 8 · 11 · 12 · 13 · 15 · 17 · 19 · 21 · 22 · 24 · 27 · 29 · 34 · 36 · 39 · 42 · 43 · 53 · 55 · 56 · 68 · 69 · 70 · 74 · 76 · 77 · 87 · 92 · 95 · 101 · 106 · 108 · 112 Los Angeles Vault · Unfinished Vault · Secret Vault · Vault Prototype

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Ave/The Mall Metro · Presidential metro Broken Steel Sewer (metro) · Tenleytown/Friendship Station · Tepid sewer · Vernon East/Takoma Park · Warrington Station · Warrington trainyard · Warrington tunnels Vaults Vault 74 Unrecognized icon name · Vault 87 · Vault 92 · Vault 101 · Vault 106 · Vault 108 · Vault 112 Add-on locations Broken Steel Adams Air Force Base (Adams storage facility · Air control tower · Mobile base crawler) · Satellite relay station Operation: Anchorage (add-on) Anchorage Reclamation simulation · Anchorage Cliffs · Artillery overlook · Cave outpost · Cave passage · Chimera armor depot · Chinese artillery outpost · Chinese Forward Camp Delta · Chinese pulse field · Chinese occupied refinery · Listening post · Mining town · Trenches · U.S. Army field headquarters The Pitt (add-on) The Pitt (town) · The Pitt Bridge · The Pitt Downtown (Midea's quarters) · The Pitt Trainyard · The Mill (Abandoned area · The Hole (The Pitt)) · Steelyard (Supply plant · Wernher's hideout) · The Pitt Uptown (Abandoned apartments · Haven · The Pitt underground) · Monongahela River Point Lookout (add-on) Ark & Dove Cathedral · Ark & Dove Resting Grounds · Beachview Campsite · Blackhall Manor · Calvert Mansion (Chinese intelligence bunker) · Coastal grotto · Covered bridge · Disaster relief outpost · Dove Delta · Duchess Gambit · Flooded sinkhole · Grower's shack · Haley's Hardware · Herzog Mine (Kenny's cave) · Jet crash site · Lil' Tyke Playhouse · Marguerite's shack · Ofie clan plot · Pilgrim's Landing (Homestead Motel · House of Wares · Naval recruiting center · People's Bank of Point Lookout · Warehouse (Point Lookout)) · Point Lookout (location) · Point Lookout Lighthouse (St. Aubin Medical Facility) · Ritual site · Ruzka's lair · Sacred Bog · Smuggler camp · Smuggler's shack · SSN-37-1A · Trash heap · Truck wreckage · Turtledove Detention Camp · USS Ozymandias · Sea cave Mothership Zeta (add-on) Alien crash site · Biological research · Bridge (Mothership Zeta) · Cargo hold · Cryo lab · Death ray control · Death ray hub · Decompression chamber · Engine room · Engineering core · Experimentation lab · Hangar · Holding cells · Living quarters · Maintenance level · Observation deck · Research lab · Robot assembly · Space walk · Steamworks · Weapons lab · Zeta Italics denote unmarked and/or interior locations.