pint size slasher? Clown hats? GARDEN GNOMES!

Since I wanted a easy way out of that freaky simulation I tried using speach challenges. I first had to tell a kid that his parents were divorcing because of him and that they hated him & wish he was dead. Then I split up a marriage using jealousy, then in an effort to escape i tried listening to the elderly lady and search his house for somethin, All i found was a bunch of objects which seem to have a order of activating.... so i decide I'll just do what this incredibly freakish girl tells me. I killed some lady using her own oven.... then i murdered everyone..... Fallout is sooooooooooooo unpredictable.

I accidently found this place as one of the first things I did and I was creeped out. I enjoyed the music but it made it even creepier the farther I got in it.

im not the only one who thinks that this isnt normal

One of the most memorable quests in the game without a doubt. I stopped listening to the creepy little girl rather early and found an other way out of the simulation.
That quest blew my mind.

Find the failsafe, it's much faster.

Tranny Lane is IMO one of the best aspects of Fallout 3. It's unpredictable and just pure genius on the writers' part. I do, in a way, envy Dr. Braun.

How can you envy Dr. Braun? I loved him. Anyways it is indeed one of the best aspects of the game, unfortenately you cannot return to Tranquility Lane.
Atleast not on the 360 though.

And boring :yawn:

I envy him because I like the idea of having a personal utopia I have total control over, to change my appearance and randomly kill people only to resurrect them later.

But trigger the failsafe and he's trapped in digital limbo for the foreseeable future.
I don't envy that part.

I thought it was very amusing, and interesting failsafe indeed. You could always go pint size slasher, and when the last person is alive activate the failsafe.

I love Tranquility Lane. Its a short, fun diversion from the Capital Wasteland. Pure genius, and I look forward to it every time. :thumbsup:

I personally thought that Tranquility Lane was one of the greatest gaming experience i've had in a long time. It was completely awesome! Already adding to the awesomeness of Fallout 3 of course.

I loved Tranquility Lane aswell.

There are a ridiculous amount of secrets in it most people never see, I was over at my friend's house and his little brother had been playing Tranquility Lane and he found a rolling pin. We were freaking out because he found a weapon before the Pint-Sized Slasher rampage!

Its was also very well thought out with unpredictable twists (Braun creeps me out to this day).

That would be counter-productive, no ?
I would go through all the effort of terrorising the little kid till he cries, spliting up that couple with the indication of an affair, killing that women with one of her own appliances and then having to kill all the people just to activate the failsafe at the last moment.
Though all of those missions are fun.

I thought this quest was/is one of the best in the game, it just showed you what fallout 3 was capable of.