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Fallout: New Vegas side quest
Come Fly With Me
Location	Novac REPCONN Test Site Gibson Scrap Yard Clark Field
Given By	Manny Vargas Jason Bright No-bark Noonan
Rewards	800 XP + 200 XP Novac fame
Technical
Editor ID	VMS01
Form ID	00080664

“Just head over to the REPCONN Test Site west of here. See if you can get the ghouls out of there.”— Manny Vargas

Come Fly With Me is a side quest in Fallout: New Vegas.

Quick Walkthrough

Side Quest: Come Fly With Me

Talk with Manny Vargas or No-bark Noonan.

Go to REPCONN Test Site.

Talk to Jason Bright.

(Optional) Find the body of Harland's imprisoned friend.

(Optional) Retrieve the Stealth Boy invoice for Davison.

Clean the basement of the nightkin.

Talk to Chris Haversam.

Get the things Jason Bright asked for.

Go to the Observation Deck.

(Optional) Sabotage the launch.

Launch the rockets.

Reward: 1000 XP and Novac fame.

Detailed Walkthrough

1. Head to the REPCONN Test Site.
2. Enter the facility and discover the source of the Ghouls.
3. Head upstairs to meet with the owner of the voice from the intercom.
4. Speak with Jason Bright, the leader of the REPCONN Ghouls.
5. The Courier must now clear the basement of the Nightkin. To do this one can kill the Nightkin there or perform two optional sub-quests, one for the Nightkin leader Davison and one for the Ghoul Harland.
   • Davison may turn hostile depending on which Nightkin you kill or whether or not you do so. Different players have reported a variety of results with regard to what causes him to go hostile.
   • (Optional) First, go speak to Davison, without killing or being caught by Nightkin. Davison's office is to the left, then the second door on the right down the first corridor after entering the basement (Davison will appear as a friendly mark on the player character's compass, too). Davison will inform the Courier that he led his Nightkin to the facility to find a large shipment of Stealth Boys. He will then inform the player character that there is one last room he must search, but that a particularly tough Ghoul, Harland, has barricaded himself inside of it. The quest will update and Davison will give you a key.
   • Go speak to Harland. Head out of Davison's office and go to the right. One will see a locked door with a dead Nightkin outside of it. Go inside and Harland will initiate dialogue. He will tell the player character that he is not leaving without his friend. If one is after the invoice about the Stealth Boys, the player character can help Harland find his friend so he will leave the room peacefully. One could also kill Harland and access the terminal upstairs containing the invoice or sneak past him and access the terminal that way.
   • (Optional) Find Harland's friend, who has been imprisoned by the Nightkin.
     • Head out of the room and follow the corridor to the end then round, follow the steps down and turn to the right.
     • In the next room there will be some walkways overlooking the jail below and a cloaked Nightkin Jailer on patrol. One will need a jail key to find out where Harland's friend has gone. One can either kill the Nightkin Jailer (which may turn Davison hostile) or they can find one in a desk in the room on the top level of the jail area.
     • From the room with the jailer go through a door and down some stairs, then past a door which requires the jail key to open, and in a room on the left you will find the corpse of Harland's missing friend.
     • (Optional) Return to Harland and let him know the bad news. Harland will express his sadness and leave the basement. The player character is now free to look around upstairs without him shooting at them. There are lots of Bear Traps, 3 shotgun traps, a booby-trapped terminal, and nearly a dozen Concealed Mines in Harland's area on the first floor.
   • (Optional) Search the room that Harland is in for the Stealth Boy shipment the Nightkin are looking for.
     • The shipping invoice is found upstairs in a terminal. The third terminal entry states that the shipment was sent back to RobCo.
   • (Optional) Return to Davison with news that the Stealth Boys are not in the REPCONN facility. It is likely the case that Davison will not be hostile at this point, but different players have reported a variety of results.
6. Return to Jason Bright to inform him that the basement is clear.
7. Head to the REPCONN basement and talk to Jason Bright about what comes next. One will find a Space Suit and Helmet on a shelf in the room where this happens.
8. Speak to Chris Haversam about fixing the REPCONN Rockets.
   • With a Speech 50 check or the perk Black Widow, one can convince him that he is human, which will gain you Karma. Chris will say that he wants revenge for the Ghouls' deception. One can either support his revenge or convince him to let it go. The player character must ask Jason about Chris and learn how he came to work for Jason and that they plan to leave him behind in order for the Speech option to appear.
     • If Chris is told he should get revenge, he will ask the player character for 3 Sugar Bombs to sabotage the engines, in addition to the other required parts. Also, a female character with the Black Widow perk can convince him to sabotage the engines, regardless of whether he believes himself a Ghoul.
     • If instead one convinces him that murder is not the way, Chris will relocate to Novac after the Ghouls launch.
   • Note that as one exits the room that contains the Space Suit and Chris Haversam, there is a ladder found to the left that leads directly outside; this way one does not need to run all the way back up to the front entrance to leave the facility.
9. Find parts to fix the rockets' Thrust Control Modules.
   • The Thrust Control Modules are found at the Gibson Scrap Yard. They cost 500 Caps but with either a Speech or Barter check of 50 one can get them for 50% off. With the Lady Killer perk on Old Lady Gibson she will give them to the player character for free; the parts themselves are kept in a Metal Box (average) inside the garage which can be picked or opened with Gibson's key.
10. Find atomic fuel for the rockets.
    • The atomic fuel is found just north of Clark Field. Another one located at the opposite side of radioactive Golden Gecko-infested ruins, near a dead pack Brahmin. A corpse wearing a Radiation Suit has a canister.
    • Atomic fuel can also be found in the Dino Bite Gift Shop, under the T-Rex. With Science 40, one can ask Cliff if there is radioactive material in his souvenir rockets. Buy the stockroom key from Cliff Briscoe with Barter 30, use the key to open the door and grab the souvenir rockets. 5 will be needed. Take the souvenir rockets back to Chris. 150 souvenir rockets can also be found in a vending machine upstairs of Mick & Ralph's in Freeside.
    • As an alternative to the above strategy, one can wait for Cliff to retire for the evening and simply pick the (Very Easy) lock. Naturally, this will cause he player character to lose Karma for picking the lock, but they will still be able to take all of the souvenir rockets and the Dinky Dinos without penalty.
11. Return to the REPCONN Test Site and give the parts to Chris Haversam.
12. Talk to Chris Haversam to begin preparations for the rocket launch.
13. Stay in the building and make your way up from the basement to the research wing on the top floor, where one is instructed to go when they enter the building.
14. Complete the launch sequence, by pressing the button on the control panel. With a Science 55 or greater one can alter the navigation co-ordinates, it is possible to earn 55 extra XP by altering the rocket's trajectory, which should send the rocket 12.5% closer to its destination. This also results in good Karma. If one's Intelligence is below 4, the player character can also try randomly mashing the buttons on the control panel. Watch the cut scene as the rockets take off from the opened launch hangar. One should see a notification that their reputation in Novac is improved.
    • One can also set the navigation so that the rockets collide into one another as they launch. This results in negative Karma, but reputation in Novac still improves, as one still satisfies the original reason of the quest: to get rid of the ghouls.
    • Repeated mashing of the keys will short out the navigation console, resulting in a 50 Karma loss.
15. Return to Manny Vargas if one has started the quest with him. Completing the quest with him will give an additional boost to their Novac reputation.

Quest Stages

Stage	Status	Description
5		Head to the REPCONN facility west of Novac to investigate rumors of ghoul activity there.
10		Enter the facility and discover the source of the ghouls.
15		Head upstairs to meet with the owner of the voice from the intercom.
20		Speak with Jason Bright, the leader of the REPCONN ghouls.
21		Head to the REPCONN basement and talk to Jason Bright about what comes next.
30		Speak to Chris Haversam about firing the rockets.
40		Find atomic fuel for the rockets.
41		Return to the Rocket Facility and give the fuel to Chris Haversam.
50		Find parts to fix the rockets' thrust controllers.
51		Return to the Rocket Facility and give the parts to Chris Haversam.
60		Get rid of the Nightkin in the basement.
61		(Optional) Search the nearby room for the Stealth Boy shipment the Nightkin are looking for.
62		Report to Jason Bright that the nightkin are gone.
63		(Optional) Find Harland's friend, who has been imprisoned by the nightkin.
64		(Optional) Return to Harland and let him know the bad news.
65		(Optional) Find the leader of the "demons" and speak with him.
69		(Optional) Return to Davison with news that the Stealth Boys are not in the REPCONN facility.
70		Talk to Chris Haversam to begin preparations for the rocket launch.
80		Bring 3 Sugar Bombs to Chris Haversam
90		(Optional) Sabotage the rockets so that they crash on launch.
100		Head up to the viewing platform and complete the launch sequence.

Notes

• Both the REPCONN Ghouls and the Nightkin have their dialogue in subquests, named "REPCONN Generic Ghoul Banter" and "Like Water For Stealth Boys" respectively.
• Attempting to move Antler or responding with mocking comments will cause Davison to immediately become hostile.
• Jason's speech once the rockets are ready will be cut short if the player character reaches the room where Davison was before he finishes it. Additionally, Jason will refer to the Courier during the speech as a male, regardless of their gender.
• One gains 200 XP more if they solve the quest with a non-violent solution (speaking with Davison) and if they help Harland finding his friend. Helping Davison but killing Harland grants 100 XP more.
• Attempting to go up the stairs in the room where Harland is located will turn him hostile. One must not only agree to help, but must have found his companion as well to avoid hostilities.
• Items inside the research lab remain owned and can only be stolen for negative Karma, even after everyone is gone.
• The player can deal with the Nightkin in the basement before speaking with Jason Bright or initiating the quest.
• After a successful launch, one of the space ships will be found crashed into the ridge above Bloodborne Cave. Several Bright Followers will be present: some wandering around, others fighting local fauna, some dead from combat. There will also be several small items scattered on the ground which can be looted along with the followers guns and space suits.

Behind the Scenes

• The quest was implemented and designed primarily by Jesse Farrell and Akil Hooper. John Gonzalez also worked on the quest.
• According to Joshua Sawyer, this was the very first major questline that the team designed, and it shows their inexperience with the game engine. He also stated that frustration with the quest was understandable, because of the back-and-forth that must be done throughout it.
• Come Fly with Me is a 1958 pop hit single and album by American singer Frank Sinatra. The song was written by Jimmy Van Heusen and composed by Sammy Cahn.
• The song that plays quietly in the background during and after launching the rockets is Richard Wagner's Ride of the Valkyries.
• The Jason Bright, Glowing Prophet MTG Card's ability name references the quest.

The following is based on Fallout: New Vegas Unused Content

• At one point during development, Davison and his Nightkin had multiple Ghoul prisoners held in the REPCONN facility, at least one of whom could be located alive. A number of partially removed dialogue options still exist to go with this scenario, including a request that Davison release the Ghoul prisoners because "they're no threat" and an option to give the Ghoul prisoners three Stealth Boys so that they can make their escape unnoticed.
• Another removed portion of the quest would have allowed Chris Haversam to suggest talking to Harland for more information on where to find parts for the rockets. If talked to after he left the basement, Harland would have directed the Courier to "a junkshop east and slightly north of here" run by someone named "Gilbert, or something," indicating this portion was meant to be tied into the retrieval of the Thrust Control Modules. In the finished game, this dialogue is given to Haversam instead. If talked to in the basement, Harland would berate the Courier for Chris sending a smoothskin down to ask him questions, rather than mounting a rescue operation. This same dialogue option refers to the Courier as "some smoothskin whose radio got broke," though whether or not this is meant to indicate the Pip-Boy radio is not specified. Both dialogue options are inaccessible in normal gameplay, but are fully voiced if restored via modification or accessed by use of console commands.
• According to Joshua Sawyer, the developers of the quest initially discussed the rocket that veers off course and whether or not to have it crash somewhere in the Mojave. However, they did not have the time or resources to develop the idea.

Bugs

• PC Xbox 360 Many corrupt saves have been reported in the REPCONN building, at many stages of this quest, and even hours after the quest has been completed. Any save games before this quest will still work.
  • Workaround: The corrupt game save file bug may be related to faction scoring. Go away, do a quest that alters reputation with another faction, and then re-try the mission.
• PC Xbox 360 ED-E's Enhanced Sensors perk sometimes fails to negate the stealth ability of the Nightkin in the basement.
• PC Playstation 3 No cutscene glitch: After handing over the second item and telling Haversam to start, Jason Bright will start his speech but stop after one or two sentences. One will see all the Ghouls lined up except Harland, who is wandering around the hangar. If one goes up to the launch pad and presses the button, cut scene music will start but no video of the rockets or the dome opening. One will get the XP and Karma for the quest, though. If one goes back down again, Haversam will still tell them the journey is about to begin, with no other options left to pick. Rockets will be gone but all Ghouls are still down in the hangar. It is believed the bug is triggered after Haversam is told that he is not able to embark on the journey. After triggering this glitch, it is possible to see the rockets fly past at a much faster speed from the hangar when the player character exits the building and starts to walk down the stairs in front of the building leading to the road.
  • PC Possible fix for PC: reset the quest in the console, to be safe do this outside the REPCONN facility. After that go back in, one will notice that they are still at the same point in the quest. Head upstairs and launch the rockets. The rockets will launch as intended.
  • PC Another possible cause posted by Garmon Slaveman on YouTube: Launching Dome details are not loaded into memory, preventing the scene from rendering correctly. A workaround is to go as close to the dome as you can to ensure it is loaded properly (using tcl console command helps) immediately prior to launch, then returning to the launch room and proceeding with the quest. The cutscene should render as intended.
• Xbox 360 After completing the quest with sabotage, if one goes back and speaks with Chris, he has no clue what happened to the Ghouls.
• Xbox 360 When at Clark Field trying to retrieve the Isotope-239 Igniting Agent, the Igniting Agent is on a dead scavenger wearing a Radiation Suit. Even after you pick up the Igniting Agent, the script engine will not acknowledge it, even when it is in one's inventory. Upon going back to Chris Haversam, he will sometimes not acknowledge that the player character has it either. Going to the Dino-Dee Lite Store and getting the rockets in the backroom does not seem to work sometimes either. Without these rockets, the quest is impossible to complete through normal means.
• Playstation 3 Xbox 360 After leaving the second floor and picking to kill the Nightkin, or convince them to leave, the door to the second floor will be locked, and will need a key to open.
• PC Xbox 360 If one collects the Isotope first, the room where Chris Haversam was may be empty after collecting the Control Modules. This prevents completion of the mission.
• PC Sometimes, if the player character collects the Isotope from Mr. RADical, the second Isotope near the dead brahmin is missing.
• Playstation 3 When at Clark Field to obtain the Isotope-239 Igniting Agent, the scavenger who is in possession of the Igniting Agent is halfway underground with no way to get to them without using console commands. Even shooting the body or using Dynamite will not get the body out of the ground.
  • Fix: use the third person perspective to get access to the body.
• PC Playstation 3 Xbox 360 Sometimes after the rockets launch, the launch music will turn into to a crackling noise that is impossible to get rid of. It is recommended to create a save game outside of the REPCONN building area so that you can load this file if the problem occurs. (had this happen on Xbox 360, but it stopped once outside of the REPCONN building).
  • Xbox 360 To turn off this ambient noise, travel to the Strip or another area with ambient music not playing on a radio. This overrides the static's script.
  • PC Another solution for PC is to use the console command "tcl" from the observation room and walk to the ground of the test site without going back through the building. The music will fade out without being replaced by static.
• Xbox 360 After returning with the second component, and subsequently giving it to Chris Haversam, it is possible that the two Speech options to initiate or delay the rocket launch will appear, but no selection can be made. This locks the game up, and a previous save must be loaded (workaround: Type 'setstage 00080664 50' into the developer console, and it will set the quest to the stage where the Courier goes up and launches the rockets).
• Playstation 3 Sometimes after getting everything for Jason, he may take the "cherry bombs", which can pose a problem as one cannot complete the quest.
• Xbox 360 If Harland was made hostile, but not killed, during the optional parts of the quest, he will be inside of the launch pad with the other Ghouls, still hostile. If the player character approaches the observation window he will attack, causing all of the Ghouls (including Chris) to flee. Leaving the basement and returning later on will result in Chris nowhere to be found, and the Ghouls still trying to escape.
• PC If Harland's missing friend is found before he is first encountered, one has the option to answer "I already found her." Harland will then leave the place. However, if one spends too much time in the room (i.e. defusing all of the traps), he comes back and moves to his starting position. Since he turns hostile as soon as the player character enters the upper level of the room, it may prove difficult to retrieve the shipping manifest.
  • Fix: a) Stealth Boy usage b) reload previous savegame c) open console & use the command tcai to disable the AI combat behavior. Don't forget to turn it back on afterwards, or else you may ruin your game.
  • Note that Harland will remain hostile for the rest of the quest.
• PC Xbox 360 During Jason's speech, it is sometimes possible to see a random wastelander walking around with the Feral Ghouls.
• Playstation 3 After completing the launch sequence, and one sets the rockets to collide into one another, go back to the basement and the radioactive barrels will no longer be present on the launchpad.
• Xbox 360 Sometimes, after launching the rockets, the launch music will continue playing until you leave the building.
• Xbox 360 While leaving the upstairs area on a blitz to the launchpad, sometimes a Ghoul or two will put on a Space Suit before leaving. Once the player character is outside of the upstairs area, there will sometimes be a single Ghoul on his way to the launchpad. Killing him provides one with a Space Suit in full condition (coupled with the Space Helmet, the Suit is worth around a thousand Caps). This does not cause the other Ghouls to turn hostile. It can be performed a second time if once in the basement another lonely Ghoul is running toward the launchpad. These Space Suits, though aesthetically identical to the one found on the shelf, cannot be worn for some reason. Furthermore, after bringing Chris the parts he needs, on the way back up to the observation deck any Ghouls one may have killed for their Space Suits will have new Space Suits that can be sold for a thousand Caps. Once the rockets are launched the bodies will disappear, so do not forget about it on the way out. In total, this glitch can net the player character approximately four thousand Caps.
• Playstation 3 Xbox 360 If Chris Haversam is talked to during the end of the quest, he may walk out of the control room and fall through the floor making the quest impossible to complete.
• Xbox 360 When doing the portions of the quest related to the basement of the facility, it may be impossible to engage in dialogue with Harland when opening the door to his room, with an invisible door remaining after opening the door.
• PC When agreeing to sabotage the Great Journey, Chris Haversam may be unable to accept Sugar Bombs.
  • Leaving the REPCONN facility and returning may fix this issue.

Gallery

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  The Ghouls ready for lift off

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  Destroyed third rocket

References

Developer Statements

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