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	===Infrastructure===		===Infrastructure===
	[[File:Fo3 Vault Piping Detail.png|right|thumb|Infrastructure is designed for durability, but also for convenience. Critical elements are usually hidden behind wall panels so as to keep them out of harms way.]]		[[File:Fo3 Vault Piping Detail.png|right|thumb|Infrastructure is designed for durability, but also for convenience. Critical elements are usually hidden behind wall panels so as to keep them out of harms way.]]
−	In order to power the entire installation, Vaults were provided with a variety of power sources, depending on local geology and the actual size of the Vault (with the average being ~220 dwellers).<ref>Average calculated from known Vault dweller sizes.</ref> The largest of them, like [[Vault 13]], required nearly 3.98 MWh/day for continued operations for its 1000 occupants (housed in a hot-bunking system). In order to meet the demand, the Vault used a geothermal power plant as primary source, with [[General Atomics International|General Atomics]] nuclear power as backup.<ref name="V13 stats" /> This was the usual go-to solution was geothermal power, in areas where it was practical. If not, the usual fallback option was the aforementioned [[General Atomics International|General Atomics]] nuclear power plant, often used as the primary power source due to its reliability and scalability.	+	In order to power the entire installation, Vaults were provided with a variety of power sources, depending on local geology and the actual size of the Vault (with the average being ~220 dwellers).<ref>Average calculated from known Vault dweller sizes.</ref> The largest of them, like [[Vault 13]], required nearly 3.98 MWh/day for continued operations for its 1000 occupants (housed in a hot-bunking system). In order to meet the demand, the Vault used a geothermal power plant as primary source, with [[General Atomics International|General Atomics]] nuclear power as backup.<ref name="V13 stats" />
−	{|class="va-table"	+	This was the usual go-to solution was geothermal power, in areas where it was practical. If not, the usual fallback option was the aforementioned [[General Atomics International|General Atomics]] nuclear power plant, often used as the primary power source due to its reliability and scalability.
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	! Vault		! Vault
−	! Number of occupants<br/>	+	! Number of occupants<br />
	! Primary power supply		! Primary power supply
	! Secondary power supply		! Secondary power supply
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	| Unknown, estimated at 100-200<ref>The total size of the Citizen population is 103 in 2241, when it's nearing capacity.		| Unknown, estimated at 100-200<ref>The total size of the Citizen population is 103 in 2241, when it's nearing capacity.
	Adding in the Outsiders and servants, this is the likely figure.</ref>		Adding in the Outsiders and servants, this is the likely figure.</ref>
−	| Nuclear reactor<ref>The [[Chosen One]]: ''"{221}{}{Broken Hills? Where are those?}"''<br/>[[John (Gecko)|John]]: ''"{230}{}{Broken Hills is where we get all the uranium that we need for the atomic reactor from. From what I understand, the uranium is mined by mutants down there. But they have humans trade the stuff for them.}"''<br/>The Chosen One: ''"{231}{}{Why do they have humans trade the stuff for them?}"''<br/>John: ''"{250}{}{Well, because they trade uranium to Vault City, too. Vault City treats anyone that’s not a pure strain human just like lepers. So, Broken Hills uses human traders. Some guy named Chad, I think.}"''<br/>([[GCLUMPY.MSG]])</ref>	+	| Nuclear reactor<ref>The [[Chosen One]]: ''"{221}{}{Broken Hills? Where are those?}"''<br />[[John (Gecko)|John]]: ''"{230}{}{Broken Hills is where we get all the uranium that we need for the atomic reactor from. From what I understand, the uranium is mined by mutants down there. But they have humans trade the stuff for them.}"''<br />The Chosen One: ''"{231}{}{Why do they have humans trade the stuff for them?}"''<br />John: ''"{250}{}{Well, because they trade uranium to Vault City, too. Vault City treats anyone that’s not a pure strain human just like lepers. So, Broken Hills uses human traders. Some guy named Chad, I think.}"''<br />([[GCLUMPY.MSG]])</ref>
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−	|[[Vault 76]]<ref name="CitTermV76"/>	+	|[[Vault 76]]<ref name="CitTermV76" />
	|500		|500
	|[[LightLife]] geothermal		|[[LightLife]] geothermal
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	|[[General Atomics International|General Atomics]] nuclear power		|[[General Atomics International|General Atomics]] nuclear power
	|[[Versicorps]] fusion power		|[[Versicorps]] fusion power
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		+	|[[Vault 88]]
		+	|Construction unfinished, none given
		+	|[[Vault-Tec]] [[super reactor]]
		+	|None
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	|[[Vault 92]]<ref>[[Citadel terminals#Vault 92|Citadel terminals; Vault-Tec Terminal, Vault 92]]</ref>		|[[Vault 92]]<ref>[[Citadel terminals#Vault 92|Citadel terminals; Vault-Tec Terminal, Vault 92]]</ref>
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	|[[Vault 95]]<ref>[[:File:Fo4 Vault 95 Survey.png|Vault 95 Survey data]]</ref>		|[[Vault 95]]<ref>[[:File:Fo4 Vault 95 Survey.png|Vault 95 Survey data]]</ref>
	|72		|72
−	|Unknown	+	|
−	|Unknown	+	|
	|-		|-
−	|[[Vault 106]]<ref name="CitTermV106"/>	+	|[[Vault 106]]<ref name="CitTermV106" />
	|107		|107
	|[[Rok-Solid Brand]] geothermal		|[[Rok-Solid Brand]] geothermal
	|[[General Atomics International|General Atomics]] nuclear power		|[[General Atomics International|General Atomics]] nuclear power
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−	|[[Vault 108]]<ref name="CitTermV108"/>	+	|[[Vault 108]]<ref name="CitTermV108" />
	|475		|475
	|[[General Atomics International|General Atomics]] nuclear power (designed to fail after 240 months or 20 years)		|[[General Atomics International|General Atomics]] nuclear power (designed to fail after 240 months or 20 years)
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−	All of that power was necessary to power the facilities necessary to sustain the people living within. Apart from air filtration systems required to keep the air breathable, Vaults also included hydro-agricultural farms and food synthesizers to provide sustenance,<ref name="testprez" /> water purification systems (able to take even sewer waste and convert it into up to 15,000 gallons of drinkable water each day with no loss of output for 250,000 hours of operation),<ref>[[Vault locations v34.129]]: "''Vault 12	+	All of that power was necessary to power the facilities necessary to sustain the people living within. Apart from air filtration systems required to keep the air breathable, Vaults also included hydro-agricultural farms and food synthesizers to provide sustenance,<ref name="testprez" /> water purification systems (able to take even sewer waste and convert it into up to 15,000 gallons of drinkable water each day with no loss of output for 250,000 hours of operation),<ref>[[Vault locations v34.129]]: "''Vault 12''
−	<br/>''Under the sprawling metropolis of Bakersfield, lies the technological magnificence of Vault 12. Built with every amenity in mind for the prospective Vault Dweller, Vault 12 was given the "Pressed Vault Suit" award for attention to preparedness. Buried far underground, the protection that Vault Dwellers will receive will be unprecedented. Much like all other Vaults, Vault 12 has been fitted with the newest in Vault Water Purification Systems. Able to take even the waste located in the sewers of Bakersfield, this system is able to deliver over 15,000 gallons of pure, refreshing drinking water every day.	+	<br />''Under the sprawling metropolis of Bakersfield, lies the technological magnificence of Vault 12. Built with every amenity in mind for the prospective Vault Dweller, Vault 12 was given the "Pressed Vault Suit" award for attention to preparedness. Buried far underground, the protection that Vault Dwellers will receive will be unprecedented. Much like all other Vaults, Vault 12 has been fitted with the newest in Vault Water Purification Systems. Able to take even the waste located in the sewers of Bakersfield, this system is able to deliver over 15,000 gallons of pure, refreshing drinking water every day.''
−	<br/>''Vault 13	+	<br />''Vault 13''
−	<br/>''Located in a scenic mountainous region northwest of Vault 12, this Vault offers an endless supply of pure water to the inhabitants. The rumors that the water table in the area could easily be contaminated in the event of a Nuclear War have been found by the Department of Water and Power to be completely unfounded. In the event that the water in the area were to become tainted, remote even though it may be, Vault 13 has been fitted with the government approved Vault Water Purification System. Rated to work without significant loss of output for over 250,000 hours, prospective Vault Dwellers should have nothing to fear.	+	<br />''Located in a scenic mountainous region northwest of Vault 12, this Vault offers an endless supply of pure water to the inhabitants. The rumors that the water table in the area could easily be contaminated in the event of a Nuclear War have been found by the Department of Water and Power to be completely unfounded. In the event that the water in the area were to become tainted, remote even though it may be, Vault 13 has been fitted with the government approved Vault Water Purification System. Rated to work without significant loss of output for over 250,000 hours, prospective Vault Dwellers should have nothing to fear.''
−	<br/>''Vault 15	+	<br />''Vault 15''
−	<br/>''Due east from Vault 13, construction on this Vault has gone extremely smoothly. Much work was done to reinforce the walls of the third level of this Vault, to make all the future Vault Dwellers more secure in the knowledge that in the event of even a major earthquake, the regulatory computers of the Vault would continue to function. Recent tours of the newly constructed Vault, have had many a potential Vault Dweller walking away with a new found awe of the improvements done to this already impressive Vault.''"</ref> and other necessary amenities, like a Vault-wide [[intranet]] allowing instant access to any entertainment, social, and educational files from any terminal in the Vault.<ref>Vault networks are referred to in ''Fallout'' and other games.</ref> Vaults were also equipped with incinerators for disposal of the dead and likely other waste products.<ref>[[A birthday poem]]</ref> Security was provided by heavy duty doors (which could be sealed by security in case of disturbances) and an extensive network of [[Eye-On-You surveillance camera|''Eye-On-You'' surveillance cameras]].<ref>[[Museum of Technology]] vault system tour: ''"Concerns about security? Our Eye-On-You Cameras enable the Vault's leader to watch your every move. You'll never be alone again!"''<br/>([[Vault-Tec exhibit messages]])</ref> The entire Vault was typically managed by a single, centralized computer system. The most common brands were [[Brainpower]] and [[Think Machine]].<ref>[[Citadel terminals#Vault-Tec Terminal|Citadel terminals; Vault-Tec Terminal]]</ref><ref name="V13 stats"/>	+	<br />''Due east from Vault 13, construction on this Vault has gone extremely smoothly. Much work was done to reinforce the walls of the third level of this Vault, to make all the future Vault Dwellers more secure in the knowledge that in the event of even a major earthquake, the regulatory computers of the Vault would continue to function. Recent tours of the newly constructed Vault, have had many a potential Vault Dweller walking away with a new found awe of the improvements done to this already impressive Vault.''"</ref> and other necessary amenities, like a Vault-wide [[intranet]] allowing instant access to any entertainment, social, and educational files from any terminal in the Vault.<ref>Vault networks are referred to in ''Fallout'' and other games.</ref> Vaults were also equipped with incinerators for disposal of the dead and likely other waste products.<ref>[[A birthday poem]]</ref> Security was provided by [[Vault door|heavy duty doors]] (which could be sealed by security in case of disturbances) and an extensive network of [[Eye-On-You surveillance camera|''Eye-On-You'' surveillance cameras]].<ref>[[Museum of Technology]] vault system tour: ''"Concerns about security? Our Eye-On-You Cameras enable the Vault's leader to watch your every move. You'll never be alone again!"''<br />([[Vault-Tec exhibit messages]])</ref> The entire Vault was typically managed by a single, centralized computer system. The most common brands were [[Brainpower]] and [[Think Machine]].<ref>[[Citadel terminals#Vault-Tec Terminal|Citadel terminals; Vault-Tec Terminal]]</ref><ref name="V13 stats" />
	Allegedly, all of the systems were rated to function without failure for nearly 900 years,<ref>[[Vault 101 PA system]]: "''"Did you know - Vault-Tec water and life support systems can sustain a vault for over 900 years, without failure?"''"</ref> though the uneven quality of components would prove this claim untrue. For example, the [[water chip]]s were manufactured by a low-bid contractor, resulting in poor quality and a high failure rate. Such was the case with [[Vault 13]] in [[Fallout timeline#2161|2161]], exacerbated by the fact that the process was too complicated for a workaround system.<ref>The [[Vault Dweller]]: ''"{105}{}{Do you have a water chip?}"''<br/>[[Paul (Fallout)|Paul]]: ''"{134}{}{A Water Chip? The ones from the old Vault-Tec shelters?}"''<br/>The Vault Dweller: ''"{135}{}{Yes!.. Do you have one?}"''<br/>''"{136}{}{No. Those things were junk, they were prone to failure. We don’t deal with purifying our own water here. We have water delivered by caravans from the Hub.}"''<br/>([[PAUL.MSG]])</ref> For resettlement of the surface, Vaults held complete construction equipment<ref name="V13 stats" /> and preselected installations received one or two [[Garden of Eden Creation Kit|G.E.C.K.s]], intended to help the inhabitants create a viable civilization in the post-nuclear world after the All Clear signal is sent.<ref>[[Vault City central computer]]: ''"{238}{}{According to the archives, there is no GECK currently in stock at Vault City's Amenities Office. The people of Vault City seem to have used the only one they had to help establish the place when they came to the surface.}"''<br/>''"{239}{}{Scroll through the remaining information.}"''<br/>''"{240}{}{From what you can make out in the archives, two GECKs were part of every Vault's standard inventory package. Only one was shipped to Vault 8, however.}"''<br/>''"{241}{}{Cross-reference the GECK shipment information.}"''<br/>''"{244}{}{Due to a shipping error, it appears Vault 8 received a box of surplus water chips intended for another Vault. The other Vault most likely received Vault 8's second GECK.}"''<br/>([[VICENCOM.MSG]])</ref><ref>[[Vault 101 terminals#Letter from Doctor Stanislaus Braun|Vault 101 terminals; Overseer's Terminal, Letter from Doctor Stanislaus Braun]]</ref>		Allegedly, all of the systems were rated to function without failure for nearly 900 years,<ref>[[Vault 101 PA system]]: "''"Did you know - Vault-Tec water and life support systems can sustain a vault for over 900 years, without failure?"''"</ref> though the uneven quality of components would prove this claim untrue. For example, the [[water chip]]s were manufactured by a low-bid contractor, resulting in poor quality and a high failure rate. Such was the case with [[Vault 13]] in [[Fallout timeline#2161|2161]], exacerbated by the fact that the process was too complicated for a workaround system.<ref>The [[Vault Dweller]]: ''"{105}{}{Do you have a water chip?}"''<br/>[[Paul (Fallout)|Paul]]: ''"{134}{}{A Water Chip? The ones from the old Vault-Tec shelters?}"''<br/>The Vault Dweller: ''"{135}{}{Yes!.. Do you have one?}"''<br/>''"{136}{}{No. Those things were junk, they were prone to failure. We don’t deal with purifying our own water here. We have water delivered by caravans from the Hub.}"''<br/>([[PAUL.MSG]])</ref> For resettlement of the surface, Vaults held complete construction equipment<ref name="V13 stats" /> and preselected installations received one or two [[Garden of Eden Creation Kit|G.E.C.K.s]], intended to help the inhabitants create a viable civilization in the post-nuclear world after the All Clear signal is sent.<ref>[[Vault City central computer]]: ''"{238}{}{According to the archives, there is no GECK currently in stock at Vault City's Amenities Office. The people of Vault City seem to have used the only one they had to help establish the place when they came to the surface.}"''<br/>''"{239}{}{Scroll through the remaining information.}"''<br/>''"{240}{}{From what you can make out in the archives, two GECKs were part of every Vault's standard inventory package. Only one was shipped to Vault 8, however.}"''<br/>''"{241}{}{Cross-reference the GECK shipment information.}"''<br/>''"{244}{}{Due to a shipping error, it appears Vault 8 received a box of surplus water chips intended for another Vault. The other Vault most likely received Vault 8's second GECK.}"''<br/>([[VICENCOM.MSG]])</ref><ref>[[Vault 101 terminals#Letter from Doctor Stanislaus Braun|Vault 101 terminals; Overseer's Terminal, Letter from Doctor Stanislaus Braun]]</ref>

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		+	|[[Ellie Perkins]]|''[[Fallout 4]]''}}
	The '''Valentine detective agency''' is a [[Fallout 4 locations|location]] within [[Diamond City]], and is currently still operating in the year [[Fallout timeline#2287|2287]]. This agency is the personal office of [[Nick Valentine]], his secretary, and prior, [[Marty Bullfinch]], all three of which used this agency as the command center for all investigative inquiries.<ref>[[Fallout 4 loading screen hints|''Fallout 4'' loading screen hints]]: ''"Valentine's Detective Agency is run by private investigator Nick Valentine, who has helped many of the residents of Diamond City over the years."''</ref>		The '''Valentine detective agency''' is a [[Fallout 4 locations|location]] within [[Diamond City]], and is currently still operating in the year [[Fallout timeline#2287|2287]]. This agency is the personal office of [[Nick Valentine]], his secretary, and prior, [[Marty Bullfinch]], all three of which used this agency as the command center for all investigative inquiries.<ref>[[Fallout 4 loading screen hints|''Fallout 4'' loading screen hints]]: ''"Valentine's Detective Agency is run by private investigator Nick Valentine, who has helped many of the residents of Diamond City over the years."''</ref>
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−	Near two of the agency's case files, there is a copy of a [[RobCo Fun]] magazine.	+	Near two of the agency's case files, on Nick Valentine's desk, there is a copy of a ''[[RobCo Fun]]'' magazine.
	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	The '''Valentine detective agency''' is a [[Fallout 4 locations|location]] within [[Diamond City]], and is currently still operating in the year [[Fallout timeline#2287|2287]]. This agency is the personal office of [[Nick Valentine]], his secretary, and prior, [[Marty Bullfinch]], all three of which used this agency as the command center for all investigative inquiries.<ref>[[Fallout 4 loading screen hints|''Fallout 4'' loading screen hints]]: ''"Valentine's Detective Agency is run by private investigator Nick Valentine, who has helped many of the residents of Diamond City over the years."''</ref>		The '''Valentine detective agency''' is a [[Fallout 4 locations|location]] within [[Diamond City]], and is currently still operating in the year [[Fallout timeline#2287|2287]]. This agency is the personal office of [[Nick Valentine]], his secretary, and prior, [[Marty Bullfinch]], all three of which used this agency as the command center for all investigative inquiries.<ref>[[Fallout 4 loading screen hints|''Fallout 4'' loading screen hints]]: ''"Valentine's Detective Agency is run by private investigator Nick Valentine, who has helped many of the residents of Diamond City over the years."''</ref>
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−	Near two of the agency's case files, there is a copy of a [[RobCo Fun]] magazine.	+	Near two of the agency's case files, on Nick Valentine's desk, there is a copy of a ''[[RobCo Fun]]'' magazine.
	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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		+	An image of the main and only office of the [[Valeninte Detective Agency]].
		+	==Licencing==
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		+	An image of the main and only entrance to the [[Valeninte Detective Agency]], tucked away in a back alley.
		+	==Licencing==
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Harold

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−	Harold appears in ''[[Fallout]]'', ''[[Fallout 2]]'', ''[[Fallout 3]]'', and ''[[Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel]]''.	+	Harold appears in ''[[Fallout]]'', ''[[Fallout 2]]'', ''[[Fallout 3]]'', ''[[Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel]] and [[Fallout 76]].''
	Additionally, Harold was to appear in both [[Black Isle Studios|Black Isle's]] cancelled ''Fallout 3'', ''[[Van Buren]]'', as well as [[Interplay Entertainment|Interplay's]] cancelled ''[[Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel 2]]''. A cult called the [[Church of Harold]] was set to appear in ''[[Project V13]]'' (Interplay's canceled ''Fallout Online'').		Additionally, Harold was to appear in both [[Black Isle Studios|Black Isle's]] cancelled ''Fallout 3'', ''[[Van Buren]]'', as well as [[Interplay Entertainment|Interplay's]] cancelled ''[[Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel 2]]''. A cult called the [[Church of Harold]] was set to appear in ''[[Project V13]]'' (Interplay's canceled ''Fallout Online'').

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Help Saul.

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	==Walkthrough==		==Walkthrough==
−	Go to the [[Skum Pitt]] in [[Junktown]] in the evening, and wait for a while. Soon you will witness one of the [[Skulz]] assault [[Trish]], the barmaid. She will scream for [[Saul]] to help her, but [[Neal]] blows the Skulz ganger away. (The ganger will have a [[Knife (Fallout)|Knife]] and [[leather armor (Fallout)|leather armor]]).	+	Go to the [[Skum Pitt]] in [[Junktown]] in the evening and wait for a while. Soon you will witness one of the [[Skulz]] assault [[Trish]], the barmaid. She will scream for [[Saul]] to help her, but [[Neal]] blows the Skulz ganger away. (The ganger will have a [[Knife (Fallout)|Knife]] and [[leather armor (Fallout)|leather armor]]).
	The player should then question Trish about why she screamed out Saul's name; she will explain that he is her boyfriend, and an excellent fighter. She also says that he hangs out at the boxing ring during the day.		The player should then question Trish about why she screamed out Saul's name; she will explain that he is her boyfriend, and an excellent fighter. She also says that he hangs out at the boxing ring during the day.

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European Civil War

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	In April 2052, the Commonwealth declared war and invaded the [[Middle East]]. The [[Euro-Middle Eastern War]] would force the prices of oil even higher, leading to a string of bankruptcies among smaller countries and starting the [[Resource Wars]]. Limited nuclear exchanges in the Middle East rise global panic levels.<ref name="Bible0Timeline">[[Fallout Bible 0#Timeline repair: Second strike|Fallout Bible 0 Timeline repair: Second strike]]:<br/>"2052 April ''The Resource Wars begin. Many smaller nations go bankrupt, and Europe, dependent on oil imports from the Middle East, responds to the Middle East's rising oil prices with military action. The long drawn-out war between the European Commonwealth and the Middle East begins."''<br/>"2054 January ''Limited nuclear exchange in the Middle East raises fears throughout the world."''<br/>"2060 ''The Euro-Middle Eastern War ends as the oil fields in the Middle East run dry... there is no longer a goal in the conflict, and both sides are reduced almost to ruin."''<br/>"2077 October 23 '''''Great War:''' Bombs are launched; who struck first is unknown... and it is not even known if the bombs came from China or America. Air raid sirens sound, but very few people go into vaults, thinking it is a false alarm. The Vaults are sealed."''</ref>		In April 2052, the Commonwealth declared war and invaded the [[Middle East]]. The [[Euro-Middle Eastern War]] would force the prices of oil even higher, leading to a string of bankruptcies among smaller countries and starting the [[Resource Wars]]. Limited nuclear exchanges in the Middle East rise global panic levels.<ref name="Bible0Timeline">[[Fallout Bible 0#Timeline repair: Second strike|Fallout Bible 0 Timeline repair: Second strike]]:<br/>"2052 April ''The Resource Wars begin. Many smaller nations go bankrupt, and Europe, dependent on oil imports from the Middle East, responds to the Middle East's rising oil prices with military action. The long drawn-out war between the European Commonwealth and the Middle East begins."''<br/>"2054 January ''Limited nuclear exchange in the Middle East raises fears throughout the world."''<br/>"2060 ''The Euro-Middle Eastern War ends as the oil fields in the Middle East run dry... there is no longer a goal in the conflict, and both sides are reduced almost to ruin."''<br/>"2077 October 23 '''''Great War:''' Bombs are launched; who struck first is unknown... and it is not even known if the bombs came from China or America. Air raid sirens sound, but very few people go into vaults, thinking it is a false alarm. The Vaults are sealed."''</ref>
−	The war lasted eight long years. In [[Fallout timeline#2060|2060]], the oil fields the Commonwealth and the Middle East fought over dried up. The conflict abruptly ends. However, as the war reduced both sides almost to ruin, severe consequences follow.<ref name="Bible0Timeline"/>	+	The war lasted eight long years. In [[Fallout timeline#2060|2060]], the oil fields the Commonwealth and the Middle East fought over dried up. The conflict abruptly ended. However, the war reduced both sides almost to ruin, and severe consequences followed.<ref name="Bible0Timeline"/>
−	The once prosperous union falls apart almost overnight as the resource-starved European states jump to each other's throats over the few remaining resources. The European Civil War begins. By [[Fallout timeline#2077|2077]], the [[Great War]] extinguishes any hostilities on the continent.<ref>[[Fallout intro]], date provided by the ''Fallout Bible'' timeline.</ref><ref name="Bible0Timeline"/>	+	The once prosperous union fell apart almost overnight as the resource-starved European states jumped to each other's throats over the few remaining resources. The European Civil War begins. By [[Fallout timeline#2077|2077]], the [[Great War]] extinguished any hostilities on the continent.<ref>[[Fallout intro]], date provided by the ''Fallout Bible'' timeline.</ref><ref name="Bible0Timeline"/>

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