Which side quests should I start with in Fallout 3?

when I start a new game I usually do early quests in this order:

The power Of The Atom, triggered by Sheriff Simms in Megaton, the good karma route is one of the easiest and quickest quests to do (explosives skill 25 required) you also get the megaton house out of it which will make subsequent quests easier.

The Wasteland Survival Guide, triggered by Moira Brown in Craterside Supply Megaton, there are several parts to this quest and you have a choice over which order you do each section in, personally I go for this sequence....

Chapter One: 1 Contract radiation sickness, very easy, just stand in the water by the bomb for a while. 2 Collect a live mine, you have to travel a fair way to do this but if you stay away from map markers and red ticks you shouldn't come across anything too difficult, getting the mine itself is easy enough. 3 Get food from SuperDuper Mart, probably the hardest of the three, you'll come across quite a few raiders, but if you sneak around you'll only have to take on a couple at a time, there are also beds available to sleep in to regenerate health.

Chapter Two: 1 Get injured, v simple, just find some low level enemies like the mole rats around the outside of the town then dispatch them when you're done. 2 Test weapon on mole rats, this is pretty simple, the weapon is very effective and the mole rats won;t do you much damage. 3 Observe Mirelurks, this is trickier, but if you go for the full reward (don't hurt any mirelurks) it's actually not too hard, just run like hell and don't stop.

Chapter Three: These two missions are lot more time consuming and require travelling through some pretty dangerous areas so I tend to leave them for later, but don't worry, you get rewarded for each chapter you complete so the earlier quests are still worthwhile, if you want a simple fix for chapter 3 you can just convince Moira that her book is a bad idea and you'll complete the whole mission, this can be done earlier, but you won't get all the rewards.

The Superhuman Gambit, triggered by travelling to Canterbury Commons, the mission itself is very simple, low level enemies only, but the trip there can be harder, just avoid map markers and red ticks if you're still low level yourself.

Those! triggered by Bryan Wilks after you search Super Duper mart for Moira, the enemies are pesky little blighters, but use loads of VATS and go stocked up with ammo and stimpaks and you should be fine.

Big Trouble In bIg Town. triggered by any resident in Big Town, this one is fairly quick and simple, you'll be dealing with super mutants but mostly low level ones, just watch out for traps in the police HQ.

After doing those and a couple more story quests you should be a high enough level that the order you take on the rest of the missions is fairly irrelevent.

For a full list of quests use this link....

http://fallout.wikia.com/wiki/Fallout_3_quests

For a map check here....

http://fallout.wikia.com/wiki/Fallout_3_map

Fallout 3 Quests

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Which side quests should I start with in Fallout 3?

I just got Fallout 3 for the PC again and I just left Vault 101. I am currently on the Galaxy News Radio Main Quest and the only side quest I've completed was Blood Ties. I wanted to know, which side quests should I start with? I wanna start at Megaton and move through each area, so please put...

Fallout 3

Start in Meagton NOTE: Following your Father is the best way to Level-Up

-The School House is a good start to get supplies and equipment as well as the Burned out Town.

-The Girl in the Store is writing a book "based on your Quest observations"

--Be honest when she says something stupid to try and respond to make her think about who could hurt with bad information. 3 Dog will dog you on the radio later.

Random Quest will come to you as you travel.

NOTE: As I remember there is no easiest or hardest it becomes harder as you increase in level.

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Thats def not true. Doing side quests will earn you xp quicker. alot more side quests than main quests. i personally havent even started talking to colin moriarty at megaton and ima level 24. do side quests first and youll have plenty of skills and caps to do or buy anything you need.

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Fallout 3 Side Quests

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