Valtmart - or a funny thing happened on the way to the corner market

This is an unmarked  quest, mostly because this is my first one and I'm lazy...so you're gonna have to work for this one.

I designed this over two years ago, thinking Hey! I can do this...and did!  Pretty amazing when you consider CrazyChipetto is 66 years old...  I've been a gamer longer than most of you have been alive.  I'm hoping to live long enough to do a sequel if you like this one.

Then I let it sit - for two friggin years, and when I finally came back and played it, found myself forgetting where I hid half the stuff... took me hours of gameplay to complete. I tried to cheat and get the author to help me find everything, but I refused.  So pack plenty of radaway, stim-packs, your favorite weapon and plenty of ammo - you're going to need them.

The conspiracy surrounding Valtmart is finally exposed in this lengthy hair-raisingly humorous journey to find the truth and of course, earn another set of of muchly unneeded armor along the way.

All you need to do is stop by your local Concord SD Mart on the north side of town (what? do I need to draw you a map? You see it in the gratuitous screenshot Nexus requires to publish a mod.)  Whole lot of new construction going on there (or was a couple hundred years ago, anyway)!

Because we've all been playing Fallout for quite a while now, I decided to make this quest one you can use from beginner up - play at any level and you will be several levels higher when you're done - yes it can take that long if you haven't discovered much of the commonwealth...  Your enemies are leveled (the ones I added anyway) and will get increasingly powerful as you play along.  Starting around level 10 was a great time; so was playing it at level 80. Starting this as a low level character will take you across the width and breathe of the Commonwealth on  fresh journey of discovery that will reap you vast heaps of rewards and useless items, and will consume hours of playing time that you will never get back back. Be sure to read the terminals and notes!

Needs no DLC.

Conflicts: none that I am aware of and I curently run over a hundred mods on my game.

And a Special THANKS! to Woodfuzzy for the great help cleaning up my mess and awesome advice!

~~Excerpt from Jake Ludow's journal~~

When I finally got into SD420, I paused in the lobby.  I could hear synths on the other side of the door.  Suddenly there was laser fire - a lot of it! A couple dozen of so red dots popped up on my screen as the firing intensified. And then, one by one, the dots disappeared.  I fumbled with the General's keys and unlocked the door, raising my rifle as it swung open and I stepped thru.  Shattered synths were strewn across the floor and my eyes followed the carnage to a door, and a stairway down into the darkness. What the Hell could do that - besides me? I grinned and headed towards the door. Th