In Fallout 3 the Pip-Boy 3000 is a device worn on your character's left arm that displays all vital information about his status, condition, maps, inventory and more. The device acts as Fallout 3's primary heads-up display and in-game interface.
Fallout 3 Pip-Boy 3000 Details
In Fallout 3 the Pip-Boy 3000 displays a large amount of information and has a number of utilities. A few of these are:
CND: The condition of each of your character's body parts. Each part has its own life bar, which can be refilled with Stimpacks using the Pip-Boy 3000.
EFF: Displays negative or positive effects on your character, like radiation damage.
S.P.E.C.I.A.L.: Displays your character's seven main attributes and any negative effects on them.
Radio: You can use the Pip-Boy 3000 to pick up radio signals in your vicinity. Radio stations can only be listened to when you are in range of their signals.
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Device received at age 10 in-game
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Displays information like stats, attributes, skills, maps and more
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Acts as Fallout 3's single interface, used to distribute view quests, and use experience points, items
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Can also be used as a flashlight
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Can listen to radio stations through it
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Special "Survival Edition" of the game comes with a Pip-Boy 3000 alarm clock
