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The ledge on the quarry is deliberate, it's not hard to get to at all and is an obvious pathway. Shit the Deathclaws have pathing to try and hide from you while you are up there. You just waste a shit tonne of ammo doing it early on with low skills. If they didn't want you doing that it'd be like the outter quarry wall or the wall behind Boulder Town etc. Or the massively high quest speech checks.

Deathclaws and Nightkin just need a good leg crippling and it's over. There are plenty of explosives in the game hmm can you still make the dart gun? I'm guessing no, that made Deathclaws a non-issue.

FYI I got bored of shooting while lvl8 or something reloaded and went elsewhere.

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I'll have to go there and have a closer look at this ledge.

it is kind of annoying how many quests you can't complete before reaching new vegas due to not having enough skills or the weapons / armour, especially when a lot of the creatures off the main highway f**k you up bad (nightstalkers and radscorpions I'm looking at you! not really as much of an issue at level 15 though).

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