Dresden said:The Boomers are my kind of people. I now have 52 dynamites, 21 frag mines, 16 frag grenades, 70 rockets and 100 .40mm grenade rounds. And two mini-nukes. Legion is fucking going down.
LabouredSubterfuge said:What's the key to killing Radscorpions? They won't fucking die.
Kweh said:Even though the PC version uses Steamworks, I noticed the retail box says it's also Games for Windows? How does that work? Does it just show you online in Live, but give you Steam achievements?
The M.O.B said:Wild Wasteland spoiler
I just got attacked by 3 random old ladies in bright pink dresses with pin-rollers in hand.
I haven't found too many wild wasteland moments, I believe this was my first one
bomb_jack said:What's the level cap in this game? I hope it's not like FO3 where they raise it in DLC.
Also does the game continue when you finish it or is it like FO3 in that sense as well?
HadesGigas said:So all paths to finish the Beyond the Beef quest seemed wrong to me.
Either went too easy on the cannibals (not punishing them at all or helping them if you want) to going too far. (Gunderson wants to block all caravans from New Vegas to starve the whole city)
Best I could come up with is...Lipservice to Mortimer, making him think I'll get a replacement "meal" for him, setting Ted free, convincing his father not to starve everyone, and paying a visit to Mortimer's back pocket with a stealth boy and some dynamite. Even got good karma (and his snazzy top hat) for 'sploding him. Same goes for Philepe (the chef). Of course to do this I had to sneak into the cashier's room first to get my weapons back.
Not the perfect solution, since from whatsaid they had other supporters, but I have no way of knowing who.ChaunceyThough since they're all former cannibals, might decide to wipe them all out eventually.
firehawk12 said:I didn't do that quest, but aren't they all good except for the main villain? My impression is that they changed.
HadesGigas said:So all paths to finish the Beyond the Beef quest seemed wrong to me.
Either went too easy on the cannibals (not punishing them at all or helping them if you want) to going too far. (Gunderson wants to block all caravans from New Vegas to starve the whole city)
Best I could come up with is...Lipservice to Mortimer, making him think I'll get a replacement "meal" for him, setting Ted free, convincing his father not to starve everyone, and paying a visit to Mortimer's back pocket with a stealth boy and some dynamite. Even got good karma (and his snazzy top hat) for 'sploding him. Same goes for Philepe (the chef). Of course to do this I had to sneak into the cashier's room first to get my weapons back.
Not the perfect solution, since from whatsaid they had other supporters, but I have no way of knowing who.ChaunceyThough since they're all former cannibals, might decide to wipe them all out eventually.
To get the most morally good ending, you have toHadesGigas said:So all paths to finish the Beyond the Beef quest seemed wrong to me.
bomb_jack said:This quest is buggy as fuck for me..I managed to fail it despite setting Ted free and him meeting up with his dad
mjemirzian said:You can fail the quest even if you rescue Ted if you fail to stop Philipe and Mortimer from reintroducing cannibalism to the hotel.
Horsebite said:I keep hearing phantom gun shots and it's scaring the piss outta me. I hear distant gunshots sometimes, but I'll be out in a vast expanse and there's no one anywhere! Or I'll be inside a house and hear it. WTF? :O
mjemirzian said:You can fail the quest even if you rescue Ted if you fail to stop Philipe and Mortimer from reintroducing cannibalism to the hotel.
But they sound the same as if I'm in a firefight with some Legion douchebags 10 ft away. :OLedsen said:gunshots echo a looooooong way!
stupei said:So I'm going in circles in Repconn:I got the jailer key but somehow can't figure out where Harland's friend is being kept. I assume she's dead but just want to find her so I can report back. Any tips on figuring out where that door is?
duckroll said:No, there's no real benefit to such a run at all because the population in the game and the NPCs are generally all of at least average intelligence.
BUT.
The GECK now supports low intellect dialogue options for modding, so it's entire possible for a fan mod (or a future expansion or DLC) to take full advantage of this.
whatevermort said:Are you sure? According to the Prima Guide you can. They show a screen grab of speech options that are, with high intelligence/speech "I am a scientist", and with low int/speech "I are scientistic".
duckroll said:I didn't directly address that problem, but I completed the quest. Here's what I did:
- I learned about his son going missing, and I talked to the woman in the dining area to learn about the other recent disappearance.
- I talked to Mortimer and lied that I had crucial information for the investigator, and I went up to his room.
- I killed both guys sent to kill me, and got the lead. I stripped one of the guys who tried to kill me.
- Instead of meeting the lead (it was 5pm, and I didn't want to wait for a whole day), I picked the lock to the cashier, and I sneaked in and pickpocketed the White Glove key without getting noticed. I then put on the White Glove clothing set and made my way into the private area.
- I made my way down into the kitchen, and I talked to the head chef. I used speech to tell him there was a bug in his kitchen or something and he ran in. I then proceeded to lock the kitchen, locking him in.
- I then rescued Ted, and I told him they were going to eat him. Then we escaped and got back to his dad without being caught.
- I told his dad they were all cannibals, and he got really mad, then I used speech to convince him not to starve all of Vegas.
I completed the quest, and for some reason none of the White Glove NPCs are around anymore, and I'm idolized by the faction, and gained fame on the Strip. I'm not sure if it's a bug really, because it makes sense that if I started telling people they were cannibals, maybe the people involved in the quest freaked out and just bailed, leaving the people who weren't involved to run the society. At least that's how I see it.
At no point did I really address the cannibalism suspects directly, nor did I have any real evidence that they were even cannibals. I just felt like giving them a bad name. :lol
TimHortons said:Weirdest thing happen to me was I exited Helios One into the back yard area only to be greeted by about 4-6 dogs and some molerats :lol: Some of the dogs even had actual names and I was dead in about 2 seconds. When the autosave loaded from when I first exited the door there was absolutely nothing this time around. Very Bizarre.
Also one of my companions if I set him to melee from ranged and then back his gun kinda projects out from his armpit...
But loving the game...
i have no problem seeing at night even without the perk.Horsebite said:On a different note, is anyone else kinda bummed about the Friend of the Night perk? I chose it and while it's pretty cool to be able to see so well at night, it takes some of the fun away I think. I barely ever traveled at night in FO3. I'd always find shelter around sundown and rest or sleep until dawn. With this perk I cruise at all hours. It is useful while inside for sneaking, though.
I had a similar thing happen to me earlier today. I also exited Helios One into the backyard, and Gibson's dogs were standing there stuttering and glitching out a bit. I turned around and Gibson was sitting on an invisible chair, halfway into the side of the building. :lolTimHortons said:Weirdest thing happen to me was I exited Helios One into the back yard area only to be greeted by about 4-6 dogs and some molerats :lol: Some of the dogs even had actual names and I was dead in about 2 seconds. When the autosave loaded from when I first exited the door there was absolutely nothing this time around. Very Bizarre.
JaCy said:Has anybody ran into any references of Fallout 3? I picked up a Wasteland Survival Guide in a shack but that's it.
NarcissisticJay said:I'm still trying to find the BoS and I'm like 25 hrs in.. I must have looked everywhere except where they are.. :/
Jax said:OH FUCK
i think I might have messed up my game. so I visted the fort before I met house.
And then I complete House always wins I - and he obliges me to give him the chip
and then I go do House always wins II - and I don't have the chip to upgrade the machine. I can't even talk to the stupid piece of shit to tell him that I'll need to chip to do mission II.
WHATTTT THHEE FUCK?!
what's the work around?!?
*trying to think back to dialogue tree. I meet him, Before I get House always wins II, he takes the chip then gives me the quest. Surely, its bugged? If I can't resolve this, I'm going to kill the lot.
duckroll said:So, how did the rest of you decide to deal with Benny? :lol
I talked to him in the casino floor of the Tops, and I speeched him to talk to me one on one in the presidential suite. Then we had a talk, where I told him he sucked at trying to kill me, and he sucked at covering his tracks, showing him the lighter. He never suspected for a moment that Mr House was on to him, and he laid out his entire plan and explained what the chip was. Then I questioned his morality about killing to achieve his goals, and then I agreed with him - murder is indeed the solution. I proceeded to put a few bullets in his brains at point blank range, and unlike me, his head doesn't seem bulletproof. :lol
duckroll said:So, how did the rest of you decide to deal with Benny? :lol
I talked to him in the casino floor of the Tops, and I speeched him to talk to me one on one in the presidential suite. Then we had a talk, where I told him he sucked at trying to kill me, and he sucked at covering his tracks, showing him the lighter. He never suspected for a moment that Mr House was on to him, and he laid out his entire plan and explained what the chip was. Then I questioned his morality about killing to achieve his goals, and then I agreed with him - murder is indeed the solution. I proceeded to put a few bullets in his brains at point blank range, and unlike me, his head doesn't seem bulletproof. :lol
duckroll said:See, unlike all you violent fuckers, I'm a smooth talker. Except even I have my patience! :lol
My guy is loaded with charisma and speech skill, yet I still can't resist splattering someone's brain all over the wall sometimes. :lolduckroll said:See, unlike all you violent fuckers, I'm a smooth talker. Except even I have my patience! :lol
to me it's less of an extension and more of a re-imagining. it feels like i'm playing what Fallout 3 should have been.KrawlMan said:I loved Fallout 3 up until I beat it, and at that point I had absolutely zero interest in continuing trekking around the wasteland. I wanted nothing to do with the DLC, as good as it may have been. My question to those that have put a good chunk of time into New Vegas is, does this game really stand on its own, or does it feel like you are playing some extension of the Fallout 3?
Jax said:does anyone from obsidian read GAF? I might send them an email about what I did that broke the game. I might do that anyhow.
unimpressed. I was having fun with it til now. /sad
duckroll said:See, unlike all you violent fuckers, I'm a smooth talker. Except even I have my patience! :lol