Yeah , inferno dragon is the reason why you got to 2900 . <| sep |> Huh . How would one go about trying to make this ? <| sep |> No , sorry sir , I gave you the correct changeTriggered <| sep |> request sent <| sep |> Yeah something about this City eats people up inside turns them into something horrible gotta be careful out there , which is why I think you should reconsider your plan to have a meet and greet with all the psychos and thugs around town , all you want to know about them and probably far more is in the files in the safety of your own office . <| sep |> You can also do the same in Fallout 4 . I ' ve played 300 hours of FNV across multiple playthroughs and in all honesty the only places you can wipe out in a questline are Goodsprings if you side with the Powder Gangers and the Great Khans or Boomer places , the Brotherhood of Steel as well . Problem is that ingame there ' s no real recognition that these places were wiped out for the most part aside from getting congratulated by Cassandra Moore for wiping out the Great Khans or Brotherhood or by one of the other faction NPCs that give you main quests during the 2 nd and 3 rd acts . And these quests stay the same no matter the faction . In Fallout 4 you can literally wipe out the Railroad by massacring them in their headquarters , you can literally wipe out the Brotherhood by destroying the Prydwen and you can literally wipe out the Institute by nuking the Institute or just killing everyone inside starting with Father . You can literally wipe out DIMA and his synths in Far Harbor by calling the Institute or the Brotherhood or doing it yourself . You can literally wipe out the Children of the Atom in Far Harbor or you can choose to nuke the entire island . And in Nuka World there ' s a entire playthrough where you can choose to just run you know , wipe them out because they ' re not really going to negotiate the raiders out of the park so the traders living there can take back their settlement .