AKA former HQ of NORAD.
This is just a random question, I happened to be thinking about bunkers.
I was thinking of possible stories to be told in the Fallout universe the other day, and thought of a story where you play as an enclave soldier sent on an expedition soonish after the war attempting to make contact with the Cheyenne Complex. (Seriously if Bethesda had me making their games they would have no problems with lore ever) (Semi /S)
So is there any lore on the area? I believe its possible it is wiped out because it is a major nuclear target IRL and is likely in universe as well.
Im hoping to try to hike it sometime this summer, but not sure what to expect. The only think I have heard is that it’s a long hike. Im in good shape and have climbed multiple 14ers without issue. What should I expect? Any helpful advice would be appreciated!
The Cheyenne Mountain Trading Company is officially recruiting players for wagon rotations, bounty hunting, legendary animal farming and more. There are no ranks to worry about, no "uniform" you have to wear.
If you want to join a wagon rotation you need to have a full 100/100 Large Wagon of your own ready to go. Newer players will be welcome to attend rotations if and only if there is an open spot, players with full large wagons will always be given priority. Anyone who is invited to a wagon rotation will be expected to invest the money they earn into camp basics such as a large wagon, hunting wagon, deluxe camp fire, stew pot and fast travel post.
No set days/times for rotations. Players can post in discord when they have a wagon ready.
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I visited Colorado Springs last month with my doggo and am almost certain I saw a mountain lion or bobcat while hiking in North Cheyenne Canon park. I parked near this big gated nature amusement park looking place not to far from where it says you are entering north Cheyenne canon park. I took this trail that started close to the main road and hiked about 45 minutes or so up a trail saw a few people and finalreached what I thought was the end of the trail but I saw that it went up even more and then flattened. So I went up that trail until it was flat and as soon as I reached the flat part of the trail I remember looking across the trail which was probably 100 meters straight or so until it turned to the left. I remember seeing something basically zig zag across the trail 90 or so meters from me which caused me to stop and signaled my dog to stop as well. It wasn’t a small animal so I just stood still and knew this wasn’t normal. After maybe 7 seconds after spotting something zig zag across the trail I see it now starting to walk on the trail without zig zagging and walking towards my direction but still not seeing me. Luckily my dog never did see it either. I got a decent look at it especially when it was walking toward my direction that’s when I was shook to my core because this animal was larger than a normal dog and had that orange cat looking fur. But the main thing that made me think it was a big cat was that I could clearly see it’s two front legs moving in a big cat way in that the shoulders moved all the way up and down when they walked and the two front legs were very long compared to a normal dog. The thing kept walking towards me not looking in my direction but rather looking around I’m %100 certain it didn’t know I was there or else I’m sure it would have stopped or at least tried to chase me or something. I am very lucky that i saw it before It saw me and it made me very scared of hiking in that area the rest of my trip in Colorado Springs because the fact that this animal was literally on the trail kinda looked like it was hunting. It was very cool watching that animal move around without it knowing I was there but also nerve racking because it was on the same trail I was on walking straight towards me. I think the closest it got to me was probably 60 or 70 meters then I took off running back down the trail I have no idea if it saw me then because I did not turn back. I don’t know if that was the smartest thing to do since it might of have s
... keep reading on reddit ➡I just finished watching season 4 episode 20 entity episode and I feel by this point Jack has made several decisions that would , either be against orders, out of line, or just done right to emotional. I understand it's supposed to be a TV show in the states are supposed to make the character feel something as well as the audience. But this somehow slightly it's on my nerves. I'd still like to hear your take.
Can he access the deepest parts of Area 51?
Let's disregard any weird booby traps.
Let's say he has... six months...
Or is that too much prep time?
Round 2: 1 month.
Round 3: 7 days.
