The purpose of this exercise - whether you like MacCready or not - is to gain the benefits of his awesome companion perk Killshot, which will be yours when you’ve earned his loyalty. Earning his trust is easy enough: he likes it when you steal things, haggle for better prices and pick locks. You should seriously consider taking MacCready along with you, in order to start earning his trust and get his companion quest “Long Road Ahead”. Not too steep of a price for a new companion. It can be yours for 250 Caps (200 Caps if you talk him down). After they’re gone, talk to MacCready and he’ll reveal that he was a former Gunner, and is still a gun for hire. Head through a door to the north to find a man named MacCready suffering threats from two Gunners named Winlock and Barnes. Once that’s yours, head back to the entrance and continue west past a sharply-dressed Ghoul named Ham, and down some steps to reach a proper bar, for a change, enlivened by the musical stylings of Magnolia. Make your way north into a bathroom and search the northern-most stall to find an issue of Live & Love on the top of a toilet. Return out the way you came in and ignore two Warehouses and the alley between them for now and instead head around a corner and find a metal door leading to The Third Rail. Grab a copy of Live & Love off a toilet in The Third Rail (right). MacCready’s past with the Gunners catches up to him (left). Don’t let that stop you from haggling her up from 200 Caps (to a maximum of 400 Caps). Ask her if she has any work for you and she’ll tell you go clear out the Super Mutants in the Boston Public Library, which you should already have done. You can also buy a random assortment of general goods from here… pretty much a little bit of everything. She’ll even mention that there’s another pre-war Ghoul hanging out at the Rexford.

Next door you’ll find Daisy, a pre-war Ghoul who you can chat with about being a dinosaur. There’s also a “Join the Railroad” Holotape on the bookshelf nearby. You can also head upstairs and hack “KLEO’s Terminal”, which details her plans for wiping out potential threats. You can succeed at an easy speech check with her and peruse her fine selection of weaponry, but more importantly, if you’re sneaky you can steal her Fat Man, Mini Nuke and other assorted goodies. First stop, head east to find KL-E-0, who runs a weapon shop.

You know the drill, just like with Diamond City, this place is going to be explored thoroughly… meet new people, pick up new quests, shop, all that fun stuff. Talk to him later in his office to get some work (right). Hancock takes a “hands-on” approach to governing (left).

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