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Fallout 4: Vault 115 LDD Confidential Fallout 4 Fallout 4: Vault 115 Version 1.0 Designer: Courtney Leonie Document Date: 5/26/20 Intended Level Delivery Date: 7/21/20 Document Revisions Table Version Description Requestor Date 1.0 Initial Document Professor Skinner 5/26/20 1.1 Professor Skinner 7/14/2020 Courtney Leonie Page 1 of 23 5/25/20 LDD Confidential Fallout 4 Table of Contents Table of Contents .................................................................................................................................... 2 Table of Figures ....................................................................................................................................... 3 Level Information .................................................................................................................................... 4 Quick Summary ................................................................................................................................... 4 Overview Map ..................................................................................................................................... 5 Level Map(s) ....................................................................................................................................... 7 Map 1: Calum House ........................................................................................................................ 7 Map 2: Hospital Floor 1 – Part 1 .......................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined. Map 3: Hospital Floor 2 – Part 1 .......................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined. Map 4: Hospital Floor 1 – Part 2 .......................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined. Map 5: Hospital Basement .................................................................. Error! Bookmark not defined. Map 6: Hospital Floor 2 – Part 2 .......................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined. Objective(s) ....................................................................................................................................... 16 Hook(s)/Gameplay Highlights ............................................................................................................ 16 Campaign .......................................................................................................................................... 16 Context .......................................................................................................................................... 16 Backstory ....................................................................................................................................... 17 Aftermath ...................................................................................................................................... 17 Development Schedule ...................................................................................................................... 17 Key Theme References ...................................................................................................................... 18 Visual Theme 1: Fallout 4 Hospital ................................................................................................. 18 Visual Theme 2: Deathclaw Basement............................................................................................ 19 Visual Theme 3: Raider Decor ........................................................................................................ 20 Requirements .................................................................................................................................... 22 Appendix A: Quest Summary ...................................................................... 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References ............................................................................................................................................ 23 Courtney Leonie Page 2 of 23 5/25/20 LDD Confidential Fallout 4 Table of Figures Figure 1: Vault 115 Map Marker Location ................................................................................................ 6 Figure 2: Vault 115 Outside Entrance ....................................................................................................... 6 Figure 3: Map of Vault 115 Entrance Int. .................................................................................................. 7 Figure 4: Map of Security HQ/Maintenance ............................................................................................. 8 Figure 5: Map of Atrium Bottom Floor ................................................................................................... 10 Figure 6: Map of Atrium Top Floor ......................................................................................................... 11 Figure 7: Map of Atrium Bottom Floor ................................................................................................... 12 Figure 8: Map of Atrium Bottom Floor ................................................................................................... 13 Figure 9: Map of Vault 115 Basement .................................................................................................... 14 Figure 10: Map of Vault 115 Entrance .................................................................................................... 15 Courtney Leonie Page 3 of 23 5/25/20 LDD Confidential Fallout 4 Level Design Document Level Information Quick Summary “Vault 115” is a quest for Fallout 4 designed for players that are at level 40+. The quest allows player to utilize lockpicking and hacking if they choose. This quest takes place in the glowing sea and has challenging combat. The quest begins with the player finding a gunner at the Dugout Inn. Once the player starts the quest, they are sent to investigate a team of missing gunners that disappeared in the glowing sea. The quest takes place in the interior of a vault near the Federal supply cache 84NE. The vault is a large space that focuses on small vignette encounters with a legendary Deathclaw called Betsy. The vault also focuses on telling the story of Arthur Wentworth and how he tried to keep Betsy as a pet. The main quest leads to the player finding Betsy and her last remaining egg in the basement. They can choose to leave Betsy and her egg alone, take it and return it to the gunner, or keep the egg for themselves. Courtney Leonie Page 4 of 23 5/25/20 LDD Confidential Fallout 4 Overview Map Green = Player Primary Path Courtney Leonie Page 5 of 23 5/25/20 LDD Confidential Fallout 4 Vault 115 Location Figure 1: Vault 115 Map Marker Location Vault 115 Entrance Federal Supply Cache 84NE Figure 2: Vault 115 Outside Entrance Courtney Leonie Page 6 of 23 5/25/20 LDD Confidential Fallout 4 Level Map(s) Map 1: 20 CK Mod Tiles Figure 3: Map of Vault 115 Entrance Int. Approx. Map Difficulty Approx. Label Event Description Detail Information (1-10) Time Wow? 1 Player enters the cave and sees the Player enters the cave near Federal vault entrance supply cache 84NE in the glowing sea 1 1.00 Y and sees the vault entrance already open. 2 Player finds holotape on dead Player enters the security room and gunner. sees a dead gunner lieutenant. On his body is a holotype talking about 1 2.30 Y finding the vault and ending with him getting killed by the Deathclaw. 3 Player enters the main vault The player enters an elevator that 1 3.00 N takes them to the main vault. Courtney Leonie Page 7 of 23 5/25/20 LDD Confidential Fallout 4 Map 2: 40 CK Mod Tiles Figure 4: Map of Security HQ/Maintenance Approx. Map Difficulty Approx. Label Event Description Detail Information (1-10) Time Wow? 4 Player enters hallway path blocked The player enters the vault and sees by crates. crates blocking their path. They see turrets on the roof, in the next room, that are guarding the area. 2 3.30 N Player can shoot the turret on the other side of the crate if they get close enough. 5 Player enters through hole in wall The player enters an open room to the to get to the next area. left. They walk through a hole that 2 4.30 N leads them to the turrets. 6 The player walks through the area The player walks through the area to to the next room the next room – Security HQ. 1 5.00 N The player kills the turret if they haven’t already. 7 Player walks down the stairs and is The player walks down the stairs and 3 6.00 N attacked by a Protectron. sees the security HQ in front of them. Courtney Leonie Page 8 of 23 5/25/20 LDD Confidential Fallout 4 There is a locked door to their left that they must open. A Protectron is activated and attacks the player. The player can sneak past it or deactivate it with a terminal next to its pod. 8 Player walks up to the security The player attempts to enter Security room. HQ, but the door is blocked by a shelf that has fallen over. 1 6.30 N They see a terminal that is connected to the door they need to unlock. 9 Player enters the room and unlocks Player walks back down the stairs and the door enters the room via the side entrance. When they enter the room, they hear loud footsteps and growling from behind a window. They interact with the terminal to 3 7.30 Y unlock the door by map label 10. The terminal talks about the vaults original purpose. After unlocking the door, a Protectron
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