It was from these ideals that the earliest possible incarnation of the Railroad would emerge. This is a point that makes some convinced that the synths are worthy of saving. Others, however felt that synths deserved to be free, having being treated as slaves by their creators at the Institute.
Paranoia began to develop as local residents' loved ones vanished overnight and were replaced with artificial clones that eventually malfunctioned and went berserk, as with the case with Mr. Many people believed that the Institute's synths were mere machines just another model of advanced robot. Following the public's discovery of the synths during the Broken Mask incident in Diamond City in 2229, the question if they deserve the same rights as natural humans became a major subject of debate, with frequent bickering between opposing sides. The Railroad has been in existence since at the least the time of the creation of the first successful Generation-3 synths by Institute scientists around the 2220s.
5 Interactions with the player character. 1.3 Under the leadership of Pinky Thompson. When claustrophobia inevitably sets in (assuming the world hasn’t been nuked out of existence), the owner can travel up to the surface where they’ll find an outdoor firing range on the 32-acre lot. For those who want a touch of modernism, it also comes equipped with HVAC and two DSL broadband lines for internet access. Today, the self-sufficient shelter offers everything doomsayers need to get by: its own three-phase power plant with solar backup, an air filtration system, aquifer access, and secure air intake systems. All up, the roughly 14,000 square feet of living and working space has 12 bedrooms, 12 bathrooms, five kitchens, plus a 15-person movie theater, library, conference room, gym, and a classroom/theater.Ī $2.5-million renovation in 2012 brought the massive bunker up to EPA standards. Accommodations for trainees, including military personnel, include four 600-square-foot, two-bedroom apartments-each with its own kitchen, living room, dining room, and bathroom. Rather, it has served as a commercial training facility for communications, thanks to its inability to be infiltrated by electromagnetic interference. But safety doesn’t come cheap: Survivalist types who want this level of protection will need to shell out $17.5 million.Īlthough it was built in 1969, during the height of the Cold War, the underground lair has not actually been occupied by paranoid preppers. Tests have shown that 30 people can survive for a year in the self-contained facility. 
The “luxury” bunker can withstand a 20,000-ton nuclear blast and comes complete with safety features such as a decontamination shower, three-foot thick concrete walls, and environmental monitoring equipment. Less than three hours south of Atlanta, near Tifton, Georgia, one of the most unique properties in the country is buried 45 feet underground.
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