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Operation Fort Knox is a VHS providing a classic action-thriller from 1964.
Overview
Operation Fort Knox is a VHS regularly found in retail, and VHS stores such as Hit Vids!.
The player can reduce boredom by -5 for each line of dialog when in the vicinity of a television playing the VHS.
The tape includes an action filled spy movie, John Spiral as the main character and hero, played by no other than legendary Shaun Moore. In the Project Zomboid world, the movie is considered a classic.
Transcript
Inventor:
Listen up. Your new car is equipped with missiles, nail guns, and laser mirrors.
John:
Laser mirrors? You're joking.
Inventor:
I never joke about my gadgets, Agent Spiral.
<bzzt>
Polina:
It's Spaffgold's men. They'll never let me out of here.
John:
Just relax, Polina Bigbra. My car has a few tricks up its sleeve.
*missiles firing, explosions* *nails clattering, cars skidding* *lasers zapping*
<bzzt>
Auron:
In twenty seconds, my shrink ray will fire, reducing you to the size of a bee.
John:
You're forgetting one thing, Spaffgold. I know about Operation Fort Knox.
Auron:
Three words Polina mentioned. They mean nothing to you.
John:
Can you afford to take that chance?
<bzzt>
Your stables are quite impressive Spaffgold, as is your bourbon.
But you can't break into Fort Knox. There are 41,000 troops around it.
Auron:
A moot point, Mr. Spiral, when they're an inch high.
John:
You mean you're going to shrink Fort Knox? But a shrink ray that size...
Auron:
Polina's blimp IS a giant shrink ray. An ingenious plan, if I may say so myself.
<bzzt>
John:
Hanji, I know you're Spaffgold's loyal manservant...
...but he's just left you, me, and everyone else here to be shrunk by his ray.
Hanji:
A-ah!
*punching* <pain> *laser zaps*
John:
Sorry Hanji, you were a little too lase-y...
Back cover
The classic spy thriller now on VHS. Join Agent John Spiral as he tries to stop the nasty Auron Spaffgold and his mute henchman Hanji from stealing all the gold at Fort Knox by shrinking the fort to pocket size! 1964. PG for violence.
Location
The loot distributions can be found in the table(s) below.
Effective chance calculations are based off of default loot settings and median zombie density. The higher the density of zombies in an area, the higher the effective chance of an item spawning. Chance is also influenced by the lucky and unlucky traits.
Building/Room | Container | Effective chance |
---|---|---|
bedroom | crate | 1.01% |
bedroom | crate | 23.28% |
bedroom | crate | 41.14% |
bedroom | crate | 76.55% |
closet | crate | 1.01% |
closet | crate | 3.98% |
closet | crate | 23.28% |
closet | crate | 41.14% |
closet | crate | 76.55% |
conveniencestore | shelves | 23.28% |
conveniencestore | shelves | 41.14% |
conveniencestore | shelves | 76.55% |
cornerstore | shelves | 23.28% |
cornerstore | shelves | 41.14% |
cornerstore | shelves | 76.55% |
fossoil | shelves | 23.28% |
fossoil | shelves | 41.14% |
fossoil | shelves | 76.55% |
garagestorage | crate | 1.01% |
garagestorage | crate | 3.98% |
garagestorage | crate | 23.28% |
garagestorage | crate | 41.14% |
garagestorage | crate | 76.55% |
gasstore | shelves | 23.28% |
gasstore | shelves | 41.14% |
gasstore | shelves | 76.55% |
generalstore | shelves | 23.28% |
generalstore | shelves | 41.14% |
generalstore | shelves | 76.55% |
livingroom | crate | 23.28% |
livingroom | crate | 41.14% |
livingroom | crate | 76.55% |
livingroom | shelves | 23.28% |
livingroom | wardrobe | 3.98% |
movierental | clothingrack | 23.28% |
movierental | clothingrack | 41.14% |
movierental | clothingrack | 76.55% |
movierental | crate | 23.28% |
movierental | crate | 41.14% |
movierental | crate | 76.55% |
movierental | metal_shelves | 23.28% |
movierental | metal_shelves | 41.14% |
movierental | metal_shelves | 76.55% |
movierental | shelves | 23.28% |
movierental | shelves | 41.14% |
movierental | shelves | 76.55% |
pawnshop | crate | 23.28% |
pawnshop | crate | 41.14% |
pawnshop | crate | 76.55% |
pawnshop | shelves | 23.28% |
pawnshop | shelves | 41.14% |
pawnshop | shelves | 76.55% |
pawnshopoffice | crate | 23.28% |
pawnshopoffice | crate | 41.14% |
pawnshopoffice | crate | 76.55% |
pawnshopstorage | crate | 23.28% |
pawnshopstorage | crate | 41.14% |
pawnshopstorage | crate | 76.55% |
pawnshopstorage | metal_shelves | 23.28% |
pawnshopstorage | metal_shelves | 41.14% |
pawnshopstorage | metal_shelves | 76.55% |
storageunit | crate | 1.01% |
storageunit | crate | 3.98% |
storageunit | crate | 23.28% |
storageunit | crate | 41.14% |
storageunit | crate | 76.55% |
storageunit | metal_shelves | 1.01% |
storageunit | metal_shelves | 23.28% |
storageunit | metal_shelves | 41.14% |
storageunit | metal_shelves | 76.55% |
zippeestore | shelves | 23.28% |
zippeestore | shelves | 41.14% |
zippeestore | shelves | 76.55% |
Trivia
- Operation Fort Knox is a parody of the action-thriller film franchise, James Bond.
- As can be understood from the Fort Knox Documentary home VHS tape, the movie came at 1964 and was shot at Fort Knox. With this in mind, the name is likely inspired by the Fort Knox in Knox Country.
- There is a sequel to Operation Fort Knox named Dying Strike, which came out 30 years after the original was released.
- The movie is briefly discussed in Alva Richards (Pierce Daniels) home VHS tape.
Code
Source: ProjectZomboid\media\scripts\newitems.txt
item VHS_Home
{
DisplayCategory = Entertainment,
Type = Normal,
DisplayName = VHS-Home,
Icon = Cassette3,
Weight = 0.1,
MediaCategory = Home-VHS,
WorldStaticModel = VHSBox3,
}