Cybernetic pieces looted off of Kellogg: What are they for?
I looted a cybernetic pain inhibitor and cybernetic limb actuator off of Kellogg's body and they are worth quite a bit of caps. I can't tell, however, if they're useful for anything else... like, are they something you can give to Valentine, for instance? Or are they just sellable junk pieces?
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The two cybernetic items not used for the next quest are miscellaneous items and you can sell them if you want.
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Additional support of Grigoriprime's answer and further verification that the answer by Aaron is a hoax:
https://steamcommunity.com/app/377160/discussions/0/496881136916896659/
I have spoken to every individual in the institute I can find, none have made any reference to the implants. I did this both when I first entered, mid-way through the last act, and again after I finished the game siding with the institute.
At this point, there's no reason to believe these are anything but vendor trash. That being said, "needing" caps isn't something anyone that's this far in the story should be thinking. Might as well hold onto them, you never know.
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