Fallout 3: Alien Archivist Achievement Guide

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Alien Archivist Achievement Guide

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This is a guide about getting one of the hardest achievements I found personally for Fallout 3. This achievement requires you to collect 25 Captive logs aboard the Mothership Zeta.

NOTE: After a certain part in this DLC, you -spoiler- but needless to say, some Audio logs become unavailable to get after finishing the DLC.
Onto the guide!


Captive Audio Logs: (Organized by Quest and Location)
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[th]Location[/th] [th]First Quest Available[/th] [th]Log #[/th]

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Captive Audio Logs: (Organized by Log Number)
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[th]Log #[/th] [th]Location[/th] [th]First Quest Available[/th]

























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Hope you enjoyed this Guide!

[David]

Looks good. Never bought any of the DLC for fallout besides the one that raised the level cap (Broken Steel?). Fallout was just a bit too bland and boring for me (in comparison to TES), though I still played the hell out of it.A good game for sure, but too much of the same wasteland environment, clunky movement that was a step back from Oblivion, and generally pretty forgettable quest stories save a few.

[Unknown ProbLem]

I agree, although Fallout 3 was my very first Xbox 360 game and probably have over 500, maybe even 1000 hours on it. I have extensive knowledge over it and well, at one point through my collaborative saves, had every unique item in the game. I had every achievement for Fallout on my original 360 account before a stupid mix-up with things resulting in an unfair permaban. now I have to relive the moment of getting them back (total achievement whore right here) which'll be dreadful.also yes, It was broken Steel. DLC in order: Operation: Anchorage, The Pitt, Broken Steel, Point Lookout and finally Zeta.

[Blake]

Oh this guide must of flew under my radar.Nice layout, short and sweet, and two different table formats. Great and simple guide. Never played Fallout before, but doesn't seem to be my kind of deal.

[Unknown ProbLem]

Granted Fallout 3 (And New Vegas) Are somewhat bland, and personally can find myself getting bored, but both games are fun to play and I think are great. Definitely not the best choice to play Post-Skyrim, but if you played Fallout 3 prior to being sucked into oblivion and the void of Oblivion, then you may have genuinely enjoyed this game xD I like the idea Bethesda took with it, but it's maybe a game for a more dedicated player, whereas Oblivion and Skyrim give you more free-reign.Also, Thanks