Mechanical Menace: The player answers a distress call, but arrives too late to save all but one member of the caravan: Ada.These 32 quests have no affiliation with any faction, nor are companion quests.Īll quests require their respective DLC to be installed. Resettle Refugees (after The Nuclear Option).Defend the Artillery (if the Brotherhood is hostile).A Clean Equation (after Rockets' Red Glare).Precipice of War (this quest turns the Brotherhood hostile).The Nuclear Option (Brotherhood of Steel).Spoils of War (travelling to Mass Fusion turns the Institute hostile).Tactical Thinking (accepting this quest turns the Railroad hostile).End of the Line (accepting this quest turns the Railroad hostile).Mass Fusion (travelling to Mass Fusion turns the Brotherhood hostile).Due to the Creation Engine, multiple quests can be marked active at the same time.Īct III Due to the structure of the game, progressing far enough into a faction quest line will result in turning other factions hostile. Villagers said the police lobbed stun grenades into the community during the raid, accusing officers of injuring women and children.īut Commissioner Mangau says police only used the stun grenades after the villagers “attacked them with dangerous weapons such as slings, spears, bows and arrows on their arrival”.ĭr Powles said whatever the purpose of the replica weapons, the secrecy around the shipment had been very damaging in the charged political climate.All quests are represented on the Pip-Boy 3000 Mk IV by a brief animation. Violence exploded in Malaita last week when police raided a village in a failed attempt to arrest the Malaita for Democracy President Knoxly Atu, who they allege incited last year’s riots. The ABC has seen several social media posts showing people from Malaita speculating - without evidence - that the Solomon Islands government had imported real weapons from China in order to hunt down pro-independence leaders in the province. Many of the November protesters came from the populous province of Malaita, where local politicians have renewed a push for independence in the wake of Solomon Islands’ decision to break with Taiwan and recognise China. Opposition MP Peter Kenilorea Jr told the ABC that he still had questions about whether the shipment was legal, and whether the Chinese Embassy misused diplomatic privilege to bring in the replica guns. The commissioner said "many logging vessels" had brought cargo into Solomon Islands during the pandemic and they were "just like any other shipping company."Īnd he dismissed the questions about why the guns were not included on the ship's manifest, suggesting there might have been error, but it wasn't relevant "as long as these firearms are replicas".īut political debate over the shipment is likely to flare up when Solomon Islands’ parliament sits next week. The opposition has also demanded to know why the "fake guns" were brought in secretly on a logging vessel and unloaded at a private wharf instead of at a public facility. "These things do not in any way threaten the security of this country so far, except they are as good as helping RSIPF in building its tactical knowledge and capabilities," he said. Police Commissioner Mostyn Mangau said police had "nothing to conceal or hide regarding these replica guns". Solomon Islands police released a lengthy public statement on the shipment late yesterday, along with several pictures of officers toting the fake guns during a training exercise.
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