WARNING!: It is RECOMMENDED to pick this up BEFORE you blow up Megaton, as you will NOT be able to retrieve it after doing so. It is standing on a desk inside his bedroom. Lucas Simms' house: In here you will find a bobblehead on the first floor.

Though, it's easy to kill the Deputy with a strong weapon such as the Hunting Rifle or better. Take it and sell it to the vendors in Megaton and Rivet City. Go to the old school just west of Megaton and grab every book, can, plate, anything that isn’t bolted down. Fallout 3’s world is littered with, well, litter. Aside from that, you must be careful when first entering this building, as there is a certain Deputy Steel, a worker's edition of Mr. RELATED: 10 Awesome Fallout 3 Builds Everyone Should Try. You can find a couple of Chinese Assault Rifles here and also some Hunting Rifles.

Armory: There are a couple of interesting weapons here, especially useful earlier in the game.

You can also ask Moriarty about where your dad is, if you haven't completed that quest yet, or not found him.

Moriarty's Saloon: Interested in blowing up Megaton? Well, search no more, as this is where you'll find Mr.

There are a couple of atom's children (normal humans) and is also the only building in Megaton to have a basement.

Church of Atom: If you're religious and a fan of a atomic bombs, this is the place for you.

Therefore, it is recommended to go to either Rivet City, Tenpenny Tower or both in order to restock on ammunition. Ammo is also frequently sold here, but usually in smaller amounts at a time.

Craterside Supply: Buy everything from ingredients for crafting weapons and weapons themselves.

Remember: It costs at least 75 bottlecaps to heal and 100 caps to heal Rads.

Clinic: You can heal yourself here should you not want to waste money on several stimpaks and rad-aways.

There are a few places of interest that might come in handy when you are getting further into the game unless you blow up Megaton, in which case you need to live in Tenpenny Tower, a smaller and less complicated place. The live atomic bomb is also considered to be a message from the god, Atom, for some (mainly the cult that lives just over the puddle in a church.) Megaton is by far the better base of the two settlements, so get your explosive skill to level 25 and save the town - you can even get your revenge on Tenpenny with a later quest if you fancy. Megaton is built inside a small crater possibly created by older atomic bombs that landed there before the currently standing one. It probably got it's name because of it's giant atomic bomb in a small puddle just in the middle of the town. Megaton has, as i just said, giant metal walls surrounding it's outer parts. Outside is a robot named Deputy Weld, a friendly protectron who always greets your arrival when you come back to Megaton. It is built in a crater with giant metal walls as protection.

Megaton in Fallout 3 is a pretty simple, although complicated town. Just over 3 years ago I was invited to and attended the Kavanaugh confirmation hearings.

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