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| '''Vault jumpsuits''' are [[Fallout 3 armor and clothing|clothing]] articles in ''[[Fallout 3]]'', some of which are armored. | | '''Vault jumpsuits''' are [[Fallout 3 armor and clothing|clothing]] articles in ''[[Fallout 3]]'', some of which are armored. |
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| ==Background==
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| ==Characteristics== | | ==Characteristics== |
| There are Vault jumpsuits for every [[Vault]] which appears in ''Fallout 3'', although two of them are only found in the game files. In addition, there is a [[Vault 77 jumpsuit]] as a reference to the [[Penny Arcade Comic]] as well as a few unique and/or modified variants. | | There is a jumpsuit for every [[vault]] that appears in ''Fallout 3'', although two of them are only found in the game files. It provides a [[Damage Resistance]] of 1 as well as a bonus of +2 to [[Speech (Fallout 3)|Speech]] and [[Melee Weapons (Fallout 3)|Melee Weapons]], and can be repaired with other vault jumpsuits. |
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| It provides a [[Damage Resistance]] of 1 as well as a bonus of +2 to [[Speech (Fallout 3)|Speech]] and [[Melee Weapons (Fallout 3)|Melee Weapons]], and can be repaired with Vault jumpsuits.
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| | Other characters in game have unique dialogue for when the [[Lone Wanderer]] is wearing a vault jumpsuit. [[Lucas Simms]] will make a comment when the Lone Wanderer enters the town for the first time. In Megaton, [[Billy Creel]], [[Jericho (character)|Jericho]], and [[Leo Stahl]] will also make remarks about the suit. Instead of calling the player character a [[Wastelander (Fallout 3)|wastelander]], other characters will comment on the Lone Wanderer being a former inhabitant of a vault. |
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| While wearing the Vault 101 jumpsuit, dialogue with certain non-player characters will be slightly different as opposed to wearing a variant of the Vault suit, such as the [[armored Vault 101 jumpsuit]], [[Vault 101 utility jumpsuit]] or other apparel from the Wasteland. This is most easily observed in [[Megaton]], where [[Lucas Simms]] will make a comment about the clothing when the [[Lone Wanderer]] enters the town for the first time, but only if they are wearing the jumpsuit upon entry. When speaking to certain other non-player characters in Megaton ([[Billy Creel]], [[Jericho (character)|Jericho]], and [[Leo Stahl]] to name a few) and throughout the [[Capital Wasteland]], they will also make remarks about the suit when talking to them for the first time, or instead of calling the Wanderer a [[Wastelander (Fallout 3)|wastelander]], they will instead recognize them as a former [[Vault Dweller]].
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| ====Vault 77 jumpsuit====
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| {{main|Vault 77 jumpsuit}}
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| The [[Vault 77]] jumpsuit was a piece of clothing originally worn by the Puppet Man who was the only inhabitant of Vault 77.
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| ====Vault 87 jumpsuit==== | | ! style="width:5%" |'''Photo''' |
| These suits were worn by the subjects of [[Vault 87]]'s Evolutionary Experimentation Program. Although the Vault 87 jumpsuit was put into the game's files, the game itself offers no opportunity to obtain one, and the only ones seen throughout the game are worn by [[Fawkes]] and the [[failed FEV subject]]s.
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| ====Vault 92 jumpsuit====
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| The [[Vault 92]] jumpsuit was worn by its residents. It cannot be found anywhere in-game, as the residents are dead and their jumpsuits have decayed. It can only be obtained via the use of [[Gamebryo console commands|console commands]].
| | |[[Vault 77 jumpsuit]] |
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| | |[[File:Vault 77 Back.png|200px]] |
| | |On a shelf in the [[slaver barracks]] of [[Paradise Falls]]. |
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| ====Vault 101 jumpsuit====
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| The [[Vault 101]] jumpsuit is the standard clothing given to the inhabitants of Vault 101. Children receive a [[Vault 101 child's jumpsuit|child-sized version]] instead, sans any bonuses.
| | |[[Vault 87 jumpsuit]] |
| | |[[File:Vault 87 Back.png|200px]] |
| | |Worn by [[Fawkes]] and the [[failed FEV subject]]s but is not obtainable. |
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| ====Vault 106 jumpsuit====
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| The [[Vault 106]] jumpsuit is worn by the [[insane survivor]]s that inhabit the vault.
| | |[[Vault 92 jumpsuit]] |
| | |Vault 92 Back.png |
| | |Worn by inhabitants of [[Vault 92]] but is not obtainable. |
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| ====Vault 108 jumpsuit====
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| Unlike other jumpsuits, the [[Vault 108]] variant is extremely dirty, has an unbuttoned collar, black undershirt, and rolled-up sleeves, similar to Dad's wasteland outfit, with "108" on the back. If a female character dons the suit, it looks like a dirty Vault 101 suit with rolled-up sleeves.
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| | |Vault 101 Back.png |
| | |Worn by the [[Lone Wanderer]] at the beginning of the game, and by other inhabitants of [[Vault 101]]. Children wear a different [[Vault 101 child's jumpsuit|variant]]. |
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| ====Vault 112 jumpsuit====
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| This is the basic [[Vault 112]] jumpsuit given to the Lone Wanderer by the [[Robobrain (Fallout 3)|robobrain]] as they enter Vault 112. It is possible to obtain an infinite amount of these suits before entering [[Tranquility Lane]] by taking the suit from the robobrain, dropping the suit and speaking to the robobrain again.
| | |[[Armored Vault 101 jumpsuit]] |
| | |Hanging Armored Vault suit.png |
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| | |[[Vault 101 utility jumpsuit]] |
| * [[Armored Vault 101 jumpsuit]]
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| * [[Child's Vault 101 jumpsuit]]
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| * [[Dad's wasteland outfit]]
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| * [[Modified utility jumpsuit|Vault 101 modified utility jumpsuit]]
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| * [[Vault 101 utility jumpsuit]]
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| * [[Vault lab uniform (Fallout 3)|Vault lab uniform]]
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| ====Vault 77 jumpsuit====
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| * It can be stolen from a shelf in the slaver barracks in [[Paradise Falls]].
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| | |[[Dad's wasteland outfit]] |
| * Vault 87 jumpsuit does not appear anywhere in ''Fallout 3'' and can only be obtained through the use of console commands. The failed FEV subjects and Fawkes all wear the tattered remains of Vault 87 Jumpsuits.
| | |Vault Dads 101 Utility back.png |
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| | |[[Vault 106 jumpsuit]] |
| * Vault 92 jumpsuit does not appear anywhere in ''Fallout 3'' and can only be obtained through the use of console commands.
| | |Vault 106 back.png |
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| | |Worn by [insane survivor]]s of [[Vault 106]] but is not obtainable. |
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| ====Vault 101 jumpsuit====
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| * All new games start with this jumpsuit.
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| * The Vault 106 jumpsuit can be found on the insane survivors in Vault 106.
| | |[[Vault 108 jumpsuit]] |
| | |Vault 108 back.png |
| | |Worn by the [[Gary (clone)|Garys]] in Vault 108. The same jumpsuit can be found on [[Gary 23]] but is not obtainable. |
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| * The Vault 108 jumpsuit can be found on any of the various [[Gary (clone)|Garys]] within Vault 108. The same jumpsuit can be found on [[Gary 23]], but it cannot be looted.
| | |[[Vault 112 jumpsuit]] |
| | | |Vault 112 back.png |
| ====Vault 112 jumpsuit====
| | |Given to the Lone Wanderer by the [[Robobrain (Fallout 3)|robobrain]] as they enter Vault 112. |
| * The Vault 112 jumpsuit is distributed by the robobrain upon entering Vault 112. There are two invisible Vault 112 jumpsuits in the Vault's clinic. There should be a ledge with two of them and jumping on the ledge makes them visible. Otherwise, it will be possible to pick them up even if they are invisible. Just look around for the option to "Take Vault 112 jumpsuit."
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| ==Notes== | | ==Notes== |
| Two variants of the [[Vault 101]] jumpsuit can be found in the game files for [[Fallout 4]]. However, it cannot be found anywhere in the game and can only be obtained on PC by using console commands. | | Two variants of the [[Vault 101]] jumpsuit can be found in the game files for [[Fallout 4]]. However, it cannot be found anywhere in the game and can only be obtained on PC by using console commands. |
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| ==Gallery== | | ===Gallery=== |
| <gallery>
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| Vault 77 Back.png|[[Vault 77 jumpsuit]]
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| Vault 87 Back.png|[[Vault 87 jumpsuit]]
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| Vault 92 Back.png|[[Vault 92 jumpsuit]]
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| Vault 101 Back.png|[[Vault 101 jumpsuit]]
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| Vault 106 back.png|[[Vault 106 jumpsuit]]
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| Vault 108 back.png|[[Vault 108 jumpsuit]]
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| Vault 112 back.png|[[Vault 112 jumpsuit]]
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| Vault 101 Utility back.png|[[Vault 101]] utility jumpsuit
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| Vault Dads 101 Utility back.png|Dads [[Vault 101]] utility jumpsuit
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| Hanging Armored Vault suit.png|Armored Vault suit model as displayed in [[Megaton]]
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| </gallery>
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| ===Concept art by Adam Adamowicz===
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| <gallery widths="200" captionalign="center"> | | <gallery widths="200" captionalign="center"> |
| Art of Fallout 3 vault suit CA1.jpg | | Art of Fallout 3 vault suit CA1.jpg|Concept art by Adam Adamowicz |
| Vault jumpsuit CA1.jpg | | Vault jumpsuit CA1.jpg |
| Vault jumpsuit CA2.jpg | | Vault jumpsuit CA2.jpg |
