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Player Housing on Level 2?[]
On level two the North-most room is accessible and the man dressed in scribes robes in their appears to be an almost comedy-style roommate who recognises you as such. Also every other room contains one soldier and one scribe meaning that it is probably standard procedure. Also the lockers in the room appear 'safe' to keep your stuff in indefinetly. Is this worth adding to the article? ThePog 15:04, January 16, 2010 (UTC)
Level 1 Edits[]
While I am glad someone added more to the Level 1 section, which until recently was empty. I feel that they forgot to include who is on this level of Lost Hill's. So I added the locations of Talus and Rhombus. Reaver10 22:43, November 26, 2010 (UTC)
- Actually, some vandal removed that part of the article. I merely restored my work.
Tagaziel (call!) 22:54, November 26, 2010 (UTC)
Past or present?[]
A lot of this article is written in past tense, and some is written in present tense. I know that other fallout games have been set many years later but shouldn't the info contained here all be present tense anyway?--GreyMullen 23:26, April 23, 2011 (UTC)
NCR Lost Hills town of Maxson[]
NCR and BOS relations? Lost Hills is in NCR territory by the time of New Vegas yet only a few years preceding in the events of Fallout 3 Lost Hills is mentioned by a soldier defending GNR from the Behemoth super mutant. If New Vegas Bos was in a war with the NCR then how did, if it did at all, Lost Hills survive? —Preceding comment was unsigned. Please sign your posts with ~~~~!
The BoS cut off contact with the East Coast chapter for some time. They probably don't know about the NCR-BoS War.
reference[]
the top level of the lost hills bunker is referenced in fallout tactics. you come across what looks like the same bunker, with two guards in power armour outside, a collection of dead wastelanders in front of them. - NemFX (talk) 04:49, January 27, 2013 (UTC)