cory021 said:I'm really considering playing this again with a new character. Just wondering, how many different ways can I finish the main quest?The first time I played, I helped Mr. House. I'm assuming the NCR and Legion are 2 other factions that I can join. Are there any others?
Oh, really?Count of Monte Sawed-Off said:Yes, you can take New Vegas for yourself with the help of Yes Man.
cory021 said:Oh, really?I thought of him as a minor character. Now I'm going to make an evil character and take over New Vegas. Muahahahah!
Well, maybe later, I think I'm going to side with the NCR for my next playthrough.
Jipan said:Holy crap! I never thought I would be addicted to this game but I am. The exploration is fantastic and the environments are huge. I traded in FO3 after getting frustrated early in the game, but I like this game and I would consider getting FO3:GOTY edition.
French said:I've got an infinite loading screen each time I try to load my latest save, does someone know how can I fix this ?
French said:I've got an infinite loading screen each time I try to load my latest save, does someone know how can I fix this ?
Marsipolami said:Just completed Vault 11 at lvl 13. Oh man.
moojito said:Don't think I've been in there, but I just did vault 22 the other day (the one with the plant-zombies). It was awesome!
Kadey said:Just had a really bizarre bug. The game rebooted me to the XMB. Never had that one before.
Bentendo said:Alright! Just beat it at the 50 hour mark. Biggest mistake: using a guide when I was stuck. I feel disappointed in myself Oh well.
I gotta say: that was the longest credit sequence I've ever seen.
EDIT: Not really a spoiler, but:
Did anyone notice the scripture listed during the credits? Jer. 29:11: "For I know the plans I have for you, says the Lord. They are plans for good and not for disaster, to give you a future and a hope."
Lionheart1337 said:Some of the quests are so broken you don't know if it's you doing it wrong or the game doing it wrong. I had the Fallout wiki on stand-by during my first run.
Unfortunately, this is the way this game is played.Lionheart1337 said:Some of the quests are so broken you don't know if it's you doing it wrong or the game doing it wrong. I had the Fallout wiki on stand-by during my first run.
cory021 said:I've been really getting into this game during my second playthrough.
So there will be 5 DLCs for this right? Will there be a cheaper way to buy these instead of giving $50 for DLCs? They sound like fun, but $50 is like a whole new game...
OMG Aero said:At what point do I become locked into a faction's ending?
I just left the Tops after meeting Benny and now have the options to recruit the Boomers for the NCR, go visit Caesar, and help Mr House or Yes Man. Problem is that I'm not entirely sure what I want to do.
Can I do a few quests for each group before deciding how I want to end the game, or is this the point where I decide the ending?
eravulgaris said:I'm finally going to be able to play this game soon. But I have a few questions before I do:
- Does New Vegas have memorable moments like Fallout 3 had?- Is it really that buggy or has it been fixed with patches yet?The nuke at the beginning of the game; the scene where you go into a virtual environment and you have to kill everybody while wearing a clown mask; ...
- Will I enjoy this if I enjoyed Fallout 3?
eravulgaris said:I'm finally going to be able to play this game soon. But I have a few questions before I do:
- Does New Vegas have memorable moments like Fallout 3 had?- Is it really that buggy or has it been fixed with patches yet?The nuke at the beginning of the game; the scene where you go into a virtual environment and you have to kill everybody while wearing a clown mask; ...
- Will I enjoy this if I enjoyed Fallout 3?
Angry Fork said:Any mods that add new buildings and creepy locations to find? I loved Fallout 3 because it was more about exploring and finding things but was disappointed that Vegas didn't really have this.
A World of Pain is what you're looking for. Adds 90 new locations and also complex underground passage with new quests. Plus new enemies, weapons, and armor.Angry Fork said:Any mods that add new buildings and creepy locations to find? I loved Fallout 3 because it was more about exploring and finding things but was disappointed that Vegas didn't really have this.
Guerrillas in the Mist said:IMO, there's nothing quite up there in memorability like thein F3, although the main quest is much more varied and larger in scope. There are not only many more side quests in New Vegas, but there are also a lot more memorable ones.VR Vault
The game isn't perfect, but it's hugely improved from how it was at launch. I've had no major bugs or glitches recently. If you enjoyed Fallout 3, it's fairly safe to say you'll enjoy this, although some people haven't, and some people that disliked F3 found New Vegas more enjoyable.
Lothars said:Yes, you will enjoy it.
I found it way buggier than Fallout 3 but patches seem to have helped, I would definitely recommend to play New Vegas.
Branson said:Dead money ending stuff:So there was a way to trick Elijah? What happens? And how do you get all of the gold bars from that? I killed him because I went outside the vault and he turned on the turrets. That sucked.
duckroll said:You can trick Elijah by convincing him to come down, any way you want. What you do after that is that instead of waiting for him to come, and then killing him, you disable all the turrets and stuff and get the fuck out the same way you came, using stealth, without fighting him at all. That way, once you take the elevator up (which he took down) he has no way of going back up. Once he reads the message left for him on the computer (which you should NOT read), it will lock him in the Vault for good.
This has nothing to do with stealing all the gold bars. To take gold bars out, the official intended way is for you to drop as much loot as possible and carry just a few out.
Branson said:Hmm. Ok, that makes sense, must have read that wrong when someone said that about the gold bars earlier in the thread. Thanks though, I carried out 8 and didn't drop anything. Lol. Got all of my stuff back and walked,Over encumbered, from the Dead Money sewer to the Lucky 38. Got Veronica on the way too. It was nice for once taking in the scenery walking, took a while though lol.
I looked at this on nexus but it appears to only be 3MB DL.ezekial45 said:A World of Pain is what you're looking for. Adds 90 new locations and also complex underground passage with new quests. Plus new enemies, weapons, and armor.
Most of the new locations and equipment use NV resources. It doesn't add anything 'new' as in made from scratch new, which keeps the file size very low.Marco1 said:I looked at this on nexus but it appears to only be 3MB DL.
That can't be right, can it?
I think I'm one of those people who like NV more than F3. I enjoyed F3, but for some reason I prefer the west coast setting over the capital wasteland. Much more interesting for me.Guerrillas in the Mist said:IMO, there's nothing quite up there in memorability like thein F3, although the main quest is much more varied and larger in scope. There are not only many more side quests in New Vegas, but there are also a lot more memorable ones.VR Vault
The game isn't perfect, but it's hugely improved from how it was at launch. I've had no major bugs or glitches recently. If you enjoyed Fallout 3, it's fairly safe to say you'll enjoy this, although some people haven't, and some people that disliked F3 found New Vegas more enjoyable.
Now he can go play through OWB and find out even more of the inner workings of the Madre.duckroll said:I believe there's a way to sort of glitch Elijah as he's coming, so you can blast the bars through the barrier, and then pick them up as you go around or something. It's a glitch though, and not something you're meant to do. I've see a video of it somewhere once.
Fjordson said:Surprised Honest Hearts is lower. I always hear that Dead Money was terrible.
Do any of the DLC's scale to your level or anything like that? Would be nice to play one in the middle of my playthrough rather than all of it only at the end.
Lakitu said:I'll never understand why Honest Hearts is rated so low. Yeah, it may be a little on the short side but so what? It's fun to explore, players can approach any given combat situation any way they like, nice loot, good dialogue / story and Zion is awesome.