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Upon removing the grate barring the kitchen access, a sequence is triggered which will cause an unarmed, wounded man to come to the house. There are two rubble piles, two locked doors (only one of which needs to be unlocked), and one grate at this location. Strangely, there are no objects in this location that count as stealing, even though the house and its contents are owned. Old Town is a location added with the 1.3 Update.Įssentially a large townhome, it appears to be uninhabited until you scavenge further. Military positions in the overlooking mountains make it a dangerous place now, but if we take the risk we might find some supplies there. The old town used to be a crucible of cultures, with its distinct mix of architectural styles and many great Grazni and Vyseni restaurants and pubs.
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