Starting the DLC for Fallout: New Vegas
| DLC | How to Start |
|---|---|
| Dead Money | The radio broadcast reaches to about Helios One and needs to be listened to for the quest to start |
| Honest Hearts | The radio broadcast reaches down to Freeside and needs to be listened to for the quest to start |
| Old World Blues | The radio broadcast has a fairly small radius around the Mojave Drive-In, and once you pick up the signal, the quest is started. Once you complete OWB and return to Vegas, the radio broadcast will regain its vanilla Mojave-wide range, for those who like the music |
| Lonesome Road | Completing the other 3 DLCs’ main quests will automatically start the quest with a message from Ulysses, but you may also simply walk to the Canyon Wreckage to begin the quest whenever you’d like |
| GRA/Pre-Order Packs | There’s nothing to start, but the mod removes the popup messages informing you the DLCs have been installed |
Starting Fallout 3’s DLC
| The Pitt | The radio broadcast reaches to about Oasis and needs to be listened to for the quest to start |
| Operation Anchorage | The radio broadcast is active within the ruins surrounding Bailey’s Crossroads and needs to be listened to for the quest to start |
| Broken Steel | Automatically starts after completing the main quest (note that TTW 3.3 plays the original game’s ending if you complete it in Hardcore mode and activate the purifier yourself) |
| Point Lookout | Walking south past the Citadel should start the quest when you get close enough to the Riverboat to hear the ship’s horn |
| Mothership Zeta | The radio broadcast reaches to about the Scrapyard and needs to be listened to for the quest to start |