Once Mass Fusion has been started, P.A.M.

can send the player to the same location multiple times. states that there are three coursers to be removed, and she does not give any more quests after the third courser is killed. It is possible for this quest to point to a location in an installed add-on.When the Institute is friendly to the Sole Survivor, killing the courser does not make them hostile, although it is still considered to be a murder and will be registered as such in the crime stats.When initiating this quest, P.A.M.'s dialogue will differ depending on whether or not the Institute has been destroyed.With that Courser taken care of, PAM doesn't have any more leads on others in field. Another grave threat to the Railroad taken care of. An unchecked Courser can cause tremendous damage to the Railroad. Workers of the Museum of the Fight for Independence believe that the shelter wouldn't provide the needed protection or prove itself as a command center because of the shallow location, the lack of kitchens and food storage, and the fact that communication with the outside world wouldn't be possible after a nuclear explosion.PAM has intel on a Courser in the field. On December 13, 2012, the 31st anniversary of the proclamation of martial law in Poland, it was opened for visitors for the first time it was also opened on December 21, 2012, the predicted day of the end of the world.

It was announced publicly in 2010, with its location being disclosed two years later. The existence of this shelter was classified until 2000. It consists of mechanical rooms with a water intake system, a ventilation system, and a generator, bedrooms, offices, a telephone exchange, and a coordination centre, from which the mayor was to lead civil defence actions, alarming civilians of any hazards through the use of sirens scattered around the city and commanding evacuation if need be. Its walls and ceiling are respectively 1 meter and 2 meters thick. Located under a villa at 62 Słupska Street, the shelter has a total area of around 500 m 2.

The Poznań mayoral shelter was built in Poland in the late 1950s and early 1960s to provide protection for the mayor of Poznań and other high-ranking municipal officials in the event of a nuclear war but has since been put out of commission, becoming a branch of the Wielkopolska Museum of the Fight for Independence in Poznań.

Fallout 4 mayoral shelter location