Location
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| Appearance | Fallout: New Vegas |
| Inhabitants | Bloatflies Radscorpions |
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Goodsprings Cemetary is a mythical location found in Fallout: New Vegas.
Description[]
The Goodsprings Cemetery is a graveyard located northwest of the town of Goodsprings. It consists of about 30 graves and a large water tower. Because of the old fashioned names written on the tombstones, and the general decay, it is believed that the cemetery might date back to the Wild West era. There are many signs reading "Keep out!" which may scare away players, but these refer to a nearby valley infested with giant Radscorpions.
Named Graves[]
If the player has their graphics settings high enough, a few names are visible on the tombstones in the graveyard.
- Benny Lava
- Count Abraham Jefferson III
- D. DeCollibus
- Danielle Melilli
- Fearless Dave
- H. Horn
- J. R. Smith
- Jake
- Jay Frenzal
- Jo-Jack Jr.
- Owen Parry
- Sara Fliedman
- Verl
- The Courier
- Whiskey Shakes Jr.
Paranormal Activity[]
If the player stays in the Goodsprings Cemetary for long enough, strange, incomprehensible whispers will be heard. Other anomalies include bottles or other pieces of trash in the area being thrown at the player, and there are even reports of ghastly apparitions appearing. The player can use a shovel to dig up and loot graves which can lead to the strange events happening. Other weird sounds such as people talking out of nowhere from random explosions are heard at the Cemetery. Some other strange things include whispering being heard in the grave that the Courier was planned to be buried in. There is a glitch in the game; when NPCs are killed in Goodsprings and disappear, their corpses may appear at the Cemetery instead, spooking some players. Of course, this is just a glitch, as Gamebyro games have a separate cell (interior) for bodies to vanish to.
