Why would you make the... certain item you get upon completion a QUEST ITEM? I don't want this stupid thing in my inventory, and there's no way around receiving it either, this is an epic failure as far as design goes....

:facepalm:


0/10

Try harder

you mean the teleporter?

What are you talking about?

Now your thinking with portals

The only thing im having trouble with is leaving big mt. My brain is stuck in an infinite loop and wont come with me (bug), can anyone help plz?

Why are you complaining? If it wasn't a quest item, you would probably put it down, forget where you put it, then complain that you can't get back to Big MT. It's weightless who cares, it's not like its slowin you down?

Eye no ryte? Because having a teleportation device permanently in your inventory with no way around receiving it is no big deal?

lol -5/10 try way, way, way harder. If it is weightless, why do you care in the slightest bit?

You prob have 100s of random crap (like keys and misc. quest items) that are perma quest inventory items and you complain about having a freaking teleport device? :facepalm:

i smell troll go back to gamefaqs.Absolutely no negative impact by this weightless no need to repair free tele awesome item >_<

I don't get why they needed a teleporter at all, well I do (and I even called it before the DLC came out when I heard that the Sink was being set-up as player housing). I would have prefered to use a train, you know like the massive boarded up train tunnel directly next to the Mojave Drive-In!

But as soon as they said about the Sink it as obvious that they would provide a way for near instantanious access.

Try a different conversation route. Worked for me.

It doesn't really matter to me, but I don't see why they didn't just put a teleportor in the sink and allow people to travel between it and the satellite at the Mojave drive in.

I think the teleporter was their version of support for the players who've played for months and have rather extensive collections to move to the sink. I love being able to "fast travel" while heavily loaded to my house, without having to take the long haul perk. Seriously, if it was just another house that I'd have to take twentyy trips to finally move my stuff over from, I'd never use it beyond the DLC, now I'll be using it exclusively and giddily. I especially love how I don't have to pull up a map and find the entrance to the DLC when ever I want to go home, just press left on my quick select items and fire, that easy.
So, if the teleporter bugs you, sorry, but I'm still kinda thrilled that I'll never have to take the long haul perk to have the same ability, and never have to use the lucky 38 again.