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South Park Fractured But Whole Fast Travel Locations

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The main character in South Park: The Fractured But Whole moves at a glacial pace. A lot of players are irked by the speed, and the absence of a sprint button. Getting across town can be really tedious, especially in the later stages, when you’re hunting for stuff you might have missed. Thankfully, there’s a way to cover great distances quickly, thanks to your good buddy Fastpass. He can pick you up and drop you off at ten locations around town. In this guide, we’re going to show you all fast travel locations in South Park Fractured But Whole .

Where to find fast travel points?

In order to unlock a fast travel point, you’ll have to approach it and interact with it. This will activate it, and mark it on your map with a little red flag. Afterwards, you’ll be able to use it at any time. Here’s the list of all the points we’ve discovered, along with a map:

• South of Stark’s Pond
• A bit west of the church
• In front of the school
• Between Jimbo’s Guns and City Wok
• Between the Peppermint Hippo and Buca de Faggoncini
• Next to Tom’s Rhinoplasty
• Between Cartman’s and Butters’ houses
• Next to Tweek Bros Coffee
• On the corner near Nichole’s house
• In front of Token’s house, to the right (thanks to Damian for the tip)
• Behind Kenny’s house in the homeless camp – SoDoSoPa (thanks to Damian for the tip)

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Nevermind, ignore me. Im an idiot. I didn’t realize you had to get to a certain point to get it.

Take off the one in front of tokens house. it doesn’t exist. That was the first game that had a flag there.

I have all the flags and its not there. That may be the first game you’re thinking about because there was a flag there in the first game.

I cant find the one at tokens house.

It’s east from the main gate entrance. Now when I think about it, I’ve also haven’t seen it early on in the game. Maybe it shows up a bit later in the game, like day two?

I went to Token’s House day 2 (because the police quest “Blind Justice” had me break in and beat/arrest Token’s dad), and the Fast Travel location isn’t there. I assume that the Fast Travel spot is added when the barrel of “lava” by the movie theater gets neutralized, but I’ll let you know.

The Fast Travel location in front of Token’s house appears on Day 3 (after you fight through the U-Stor-It warehouse on Night 2).

The 10th and final location is near Tokens house

Thanks, I’ve added it to the list.

My mistake, there is actually one more fast travel location and it’s behind Kenny’s house in the homeless camp.

I have found them all but it is still staying i need to active 1 more, any ideas?

Gotta Go Fast

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Gotta Go Fast (Travel) is a mission in South Park: The Fractured But Whole . 

Summary [ ]

After you discover the first Fast Travel Flag located outside of Cartman's House , Fastpass will send you an alert message, telling you to discover the Fast Travel Flag on South Park Main Street. Once you do so, the Fast Travel system will be fully functional, and Fastpass will become available as an ally in battle.

Walkthrough [ ]

Head up to Main Street and activate the Fast Travel Flag located next to Tom's Rhinoplasty . Fastpass will arrive and explain the Fast Travel system; activating an active Fast Travel Flag will summon him to carry you to any other active Fast Travel Flag in South Park. He'll also join you as a Combat Buddy, so be sure to try him out the next time you get in a fight.

Fastpass unlocked as a Combat Buddy after completion of the mission.

For now, you can only Fast Travel between Cartman's House and Main Street, but you will find more Fast Travel Flags later on. Note that some will only appear after certain story events, too (such as the one outside Token's mansion).

Note : Alternatively, you can unlock other Fast Travel Flags, but the Main Street one is the nearest, if Flags are unlocked in other places, cut scenes above will still ensue, with different backgrounds.

Be aware of the Chaos Minion at the right of Tom's Rhinoplasty; he will initiate a fight if you get closer to him. If you do end up fighting him, be careful around the Chaos Exploder (wearing full masks of tinfoil that cover everything but their eyes); when beaten, they will detonate themselves, affecting an area all-around them (8-tile area).

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The Timmy Express 

Started by approaching the Fast Travel flag in Kupa Keep. Find all 12 Fast Travel flags around South Park.

Bus Stop To the left of your house, once you can break down the barrier outside.

Church Outside the Church.

Dark Meadows Estates Outside Token’s house.

Downtown - East To the right of Photo Dojo, or left of the Kids' Park.

Downtown - West Outside the Post Office.

Kenny’s House Outside Kenny’s house.

Kingdom of Kupa Keep Available after fighting off the elf attack in Kupa Keep.

Kingdom of the Drow Elves [Day 2] In the Elven Kingdom, access from the ‘Nonconformist’ quest onward.

Neighbourhood Outside Kevin Stoley’s house.

School Outside South Park Elementary on the right.

Tower of Peace Outside the Tower of Peace on Restaurant Row.

U-Stor-It Outside U-Stor-It.

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• 5 Quests Given
• 6.1 International Names
• 7 References

Appearance [ ]

Fastpass wears his usual yellow long sleeve T-shirt, blue jeans, and black boots as well as his crutches. On his shirt however, there is a lightning bolt emblem on it. He also wears red headphones with yellow lightning bolts taped on each side.

Personality [ ]

Fastpass is one of the more rational-minded among the superhero members, evident where he manages to get The Coon to convince Toolshed to cooperate in the second night , stating that it is what The New Kid wants; also in the third night he manages to defuse the situation between the Coon and Friends and Freedom Pals in front of the police station, saying that they need to rescue Classi from the corrupt cops, resulting in the two factions working together for the night (and eventually getting them unified).

Background [ ]

South park: the fractured but whole [ ].

Fastpass sided with Coon and Friends during the civil war. He also runs a Fast Travel station network, transporting people, including The New Kid, from one station to another.

He first appears in the Coon Lair, assigned by The Coon to go to the mayor's office, telling that they are on the job to locate Scrambles the missing cat; he seemed to be the only person who actually had the job done, as the other ones ended up trapped in their own problems. The mayor , on the other hand, received the message, but didn't take note about it at all.

Fastpass then opened a Fast Travel business, requesting The New Kid to set up stations for him. After two stations has been discovered, the Fast Travel System will be considered "fully operational", and he will serve as an available Combat Buddy ever since.

After "the stripper with the dick tattoo", known as Classi is successfully cornered by the Coon and Friends on the first night , Fastpass proceeds to take her back to his house upon Liane Cartman issuing her threat to call the Coon and Friends members' parents for staying up late at night.

He assists The New Kid the next day in interrogating Classi, as well as giving a boost to The New Kid by providing a DNA slot upgrade for The New Kid.

After The New Kid successfully obtains Classi's prescription from the drug store , Fastpass will page to The Coon on the whereabouts of the cats after Classi opens up on where the missing cats are being held up.

Later in the day, Fastpass will be the person who informs that a member from their rival faction wants to meet with the team up at the playground, the member is revealed as Toolshed; though the meeting eventually broke down into a full-on confrontation .

After the confrontation is dealt with, he has no major in the storyline from that point on, basically just taking part in meetings and combats, and also tagging along wherever the Coon and Friends (and later the united Freedom Pals) are headed to.

Abilities [ ]

Despite his crippled legs, Fastpass is a quintessential Speedster hero, relying on his blistering speed for most of his abilities. He specializes in mobility, being able to attack and support from a decent range, and his Blind Side ability makes him invisible for a turn, somewhat compensating for his poor health. That being said, Fastpass is quite frail and vulnerable when he's not invisible, and his damage output is quite low outside of his Ultimate.

Quests Given [ ]

• Gotta Go Fast (Travel)
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• Bring the Crunch
• The name "Fastpass" is likely a reference to two services at Disney theme parks: the Disability Access Service Card (which allows disabled visitors to skip the queue), and the Fastpass ticket reservation system, which can be used by all guests.

International Names [ ]

References [ ].

• ↑ "South Park" Cripple Fight (TV episode 2001) . IMDb.com. Retrieved on August 11, 2012.
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• 2 Kyle Broflovski
• 3 Eric Cartman

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Gotta Go Fast (Travel)

South park: the fractured but whole  — guide and walkthrough (xone).

Guide and Walkthrough (XONE) by BradyWalters

Version: 1.00 | Updated: 02/20/2019

• Previous: Rise of the Fourthies

Table of Contents

• Next: Mosquito in a Honey Pot
• Introduction
• General Tips
• General Open World Tips
• General Combat Tips
• Fast Travel Locations

Main Missions

• Origins, Coonstagram
• Alternate Universes Collide
• The Chains of Super Craig
• Birth of a Coon Friend
• Rise of the Fourthies
• Mosquito in a Honey Pot
• A Touch of Faith
• Origins 2: New Beginnings
• Homeward Bound
• The Bowels of the Beast
• Alternate Universes Collide Again
• Medical Fried Fiasco
• The Talk 2: The Gendering
• Operation: Blind Justice
• Origins 3: The Visitor
• Civil War 2: Play Time’s Over
• We Need a Tool, Heading Home, Under Covers, The Hundred Hands of Chaos
• (You Can) Call On Me
• The Invitation
• The Chaos Gambit
• The Samaritan Agenda
• Origins 4: The Omega Prologue, Nocturnal Submission
• The Thin White Line
• Freedom Calling, To Catch a Coon
• The Many Asses of Dr. Mephesto
• Farts of Future's Past
• Side Missions
• A Randy Mystery
• The Burrito Whisperer
• Scavenger Hunt: The Headshot Job
• Operation: Just 'Cause
• Scavenger Hunt: The Yaoi Project
• The Peppermint Hippo Lost & Found
• Ghost Reconciler
• Raisins on a Rampage
• Scavenger Hunt: Big Gay Al's Big Gay Cats
• Race Academy: First Class
• For Nippopolis
• Therapy Wars
• A Perky Predicament
• Always Bet on Chaos
• Touch The Sky
• Vigilante Marketing
• The Big Beatdown

Simply activate the fast travel location on Main Street.