Fallout 3 fans blown away by hidden quest most of us missed
A samurai and an alien walk into a bar
It may have been almost 20-years since Fallout 3 was first released but that hasn’t stopped fans from returning to the RPG classic to find some hidden content.
Released back in 2008, and the first Fallout entry to have Bethesda both develop and publish it, Fallout 3 is considered as one of the best entries in the much-loved series.
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Taking place in a post-apocalyptic Washington D.C., the story follows an inhabitant of Vault 101 who is forced to venture out into the Capital Wasteland in order to find their father after he disappears under mysterious circumstances.
However, it isn’t long before they find themselves fighting against the Enclave, the corrupt remnants of the U.S. government whose aim is to use the Lone Wanderer’s father’s work to their own advantage.
In between battling a corrupt government, radioactive animals and the very environment itself, the Lone Wanderer also finds themselves having to deal with a samurai in a spaceship who has been kidnapped by aliens.
Yes, you read that correctly.
Pointed out by user Sea_Owl on r/Fallout, players can stumble across this samurai who offers a quest to retrieve his katana.
The quest is unmarked but speaking to the samurai, named Toshiro Kago, will kick off the Among the Stars mission.
After explaining how he was abducted from Japan during the feudal era and cryogenically frozen, he goes on to explain that his beloved katana is missing.
Should players accept the mission, the katana can be found on the maintenance level of the ship and subsequently returned to Toshiro.
More specifically, one Reddit user gives more exact directions.
“It's in the trash compactor section of the ship, where you ride a dumpster with Sally and fall at the bottom,” they explained.
After you reach the end and meet up Sally again, right before the teleporter is a small room full of first aid kit, and on one of the shelves there is the katana.”
Despite Fallout 3 being almost 20-years old, many players reported missing this quest so let this be an excuse to boot up the Bethesda classic once more.