Fallout: New Vegas: How To Get In Nellis Air Force Base
The Nellis Air Force Base is one of many notable locations in and is located on the northeast part of the map. The compound is the base of the Boomers tribe and is isolated from the rest of the wasteland. Outsiders are not welcome and will be killed on sight. Reaching such a heavily guarded location in one piece can be tricky. Luckily, the game supplies players with two ways to successfully access the Nellis Air Force Base.
The Boomers are a minor Faction in that can be recruited for the final battle. You will want every help you can get by the end of the game. Additionally, the Nellis Air Force Base offers several questlines that can reward a large amount of experience. Depending on your choices, you will gain positive or negative reputation with the Boomers.
Angering the Boomers will shut off any uncompleted questlines with them, missing out on experience and their help.
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Once you arrive at the gates of the Nellis Air Force Base, you can talk your way inside. However, this is easier said than done becausethe Boomers will fire explosives at anyone who comes near their compound. When taking the road from Fields' Shack to the west, you will meet a man named George. He will explain that there are two ways to get to the Nellis Air Force Base alive.
Outside the Nellis Air Force Base is a destroyed town that players can use as cover to reach the front gates. This can be rather hard to accomplish due to the aforementioned explosives. As soon as you are spotted, the Boomers will fire and most walls are not thick enough to block the explosions.
Stick to the tall walls and wait for the bombardment to subside, then make a sprint for the next cover. Even using a Stealth Boy will not work, so do not take unnecessary risk.
George mentions that there is a tunnel that can be used to reach the Nellis Air Force Base. This can be used
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