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It looks like some profligates set it to 4:20.

showing off my intelligence of 1, squinting with sunglasses on headĪs an aside, I found a clock that was not stopped at bombs o’clock while in game, at the Prospector Saloon.

It looks very true to form, almost down to every detail – the shape and construction of the building, the porch, the lettering, the layout. # 190 – Prospector Saloon – In our world it is the Pioneer Saloon. You can see in both the game and real life, the speed limit is an easy going 25 mph. You can park to the right of the Pioneer Saloon and walk west until the road ends, and then loop back around to the left. You can park anywhere, for the most part. It is so surreal to walk down the streets here, no matter how many times I have been here in the past. A few businesses and a handful of residents are surrounded by miles and miles of quiet, empty desert. There is evidence of current habitation, both here and throughout the Mojave, but not much. The landscape mirrors the game – vast and sparse. The fences and small garden plots look very similar, and the town is in a sort of a valley, surrounded on two sides by small mountains on the west and south sides, similar to the game.

The road comes in from the east and hooks to the north after passing the saloon, general store, and a few blocks of homes. # 94 – Goodsprings – The game map is very accurate in many ways. It is desolate and majestic and exceptional and beautiful and perfect. Similarly to the game’s setting, the desert spans the North American Southwest, across California, Nevada, Utah, and Arizona. # 325 – Mojave Wasteland – The game’s setting is based on our world’s Mojave Desert, which is the driest desert in North America and holds the record for highest temperature ever recorded on earth. Pro trip: Through the guide entries I will make a point if a road requires AWD or not, but just remember, although I have a lot of experience, I am no expert and you should always be careful. Although I always recommend having a solid 4×4 vehicle for Mojave excursions, there is no off-roading needed to make it here. Naturally, the first place on the ol’ itinerary is the town of Goodsprings, where the story begins. Welcome to the Courier’s Guide to the Mojave Wasteland! I am excited to show you the sights. Those who visited Goodsprings were almost always tourists, come to visit the graveyard where the Courier “rose from the dead” … Fallout New Vegas ending slide