Cosmic Schwung
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UltraMav said:
And the ability to apply those glorious mods.
Fallout: New Vegas Ultimate Edition Arrives in February
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And the ability to apply those glorious mods.
That Best Buy sale in July was perfect. Got the vanilla version for $10, now I can get this after a slight price drop. Only real problem is that due to the faction system I'm not sure I have a "canon" save that I'd use for the DLC. I guess I'll worry about that later.
bill gonorrhea
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I haven't played this since it's release. Is it still buggy as hell? Or have they gone through and patched most of them? If they have patched it I might pick it up otherwise.... I couldn't stand it then and won't now.
Deified Data
Banned
Fuck. This or Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning?
CecilRousso
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bill gonorrhea said:
50 hours gametime (PC version), encountered one major bug for a sidequest. Wouldn´t call that buggy as hell. Absolutely fantastic games. Feels good to have been able to play this for a year instead of waiting.
Averon said:
Why? Why not play a great game at release, if you have the time and the money, instead of waiting?
jim-jam bongs
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Game of the forever has arrived, all other studios might as well stop making games altogether.
The English Conquistador
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Deified Data said:
Fallout New Vegas.
Though I'm slightly bias, since it was my GOTY in 2010. And for good reason too.
Marvelous writing, colourful characters, gameplay mechanics improved over Fallout 3, and imo, locations that are a lot more interesting to explore. A few in particular scared the bejeebus outta me.
Kingdoms of Amalur could be good/great, we've not seen enough of it yet tbh.
So take my word as you will.
HP_Wuvcraft
Banned
*folds hands*
Now, my long wait is over.
Now, my long wait is over.
Laughing Banana
Weeping Pickle
Will it be released with bug fixings and patches?
...........
It will not, will it? :\
...........
It will not, will it? :\
Tylahedras
Banned
The time has finally come...
To Far Away Times
Member
Alright, time to dive into New Vegas.
Metroidvania
People called Romanes they go the house?
Everyone should buy the shit out of this.
One of my fave experiences this gen.
It's a whole different animal than Fallout 3, yeah, but it distinguishes itself on its own merit through the changes to the system, the story and factions, and some of the more awesome quests, especially now that all the huge bugs are gone.
The only reason I could see it not being on the disc was if there was a problem between the interactions of the patches and the DLC, but I'm pretty sure that was worked out on the Fallout 3 GOTY edition, so I can't imagine it won't be patched up.
One of my fave experiences this gen.
It's a whole different animal than Fallout 3, yeah, but it distinguishes itself on its own merit through the changes to the system, the story and factions, and some of the more awesome quests, especially now that all the huge bugs are gone.
The only reason I could see it not being on the disc was if there was a problem between the interactions of the patches and the DLC, but I'm pretty sure that was worked out on the Fallout 3 GOTY edition, so I can't imagine it won't be patched up.
zerokoolpsx
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Glad I waited.
PumpkinPie
Banned
I've been waiting for this since the game first came out
CecilRousso
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hemtae said:
I bought New Vegas at release and haven´t experienced more than serious bugs in 50 hours. Maybe I was lucky, because I do know that my experience is not the same that everyone else will have, but it still feels a bit exaggerated.
I think this idea of "wait 1½ year for a GOTY version that might or might not fix some bugs that you might or might not experience" is a bit silly really. If you 200 games in your backlog already, sure, but if you don´t and has been hyped for the game since way before the release, then..........silly.
CrankyKong
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Fortinbras said:
Fallout New Vegas is only 4.8 gigs on 360, so there is a tonne of space for the DLC
adamsapple
Or is it just one of Phil's balls in my throat?
And this is why you don't buy Bathesda games on release.
childplease
Banned
steam winter sale please
CecilRousso
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chandoog said:
Because you can buy the game later instead of before? I don´t really follow your reasoning there.
adamsapple
Or is it just one of Phil's balls in my throat?
CecilRousso said:
Because they come out with all the additional DLC packed in at a much better value soon after.
CecilRousso
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chandoog said:
Yeah ok, if you want to save a few bucks, sure. I myself rather not wait 1½ year to save those.
childplease
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chandoog said:
Bethesda games are also terribly unstable and buggy upon release. The game should be perfectly playable now.
I am actually thinking of holding off on skyrim and getting it after it gets DLC, plenty of patches that it will need and a sale.
adamsapple
Or is it just one of Phil's balls in my throat?
Gravijah said:
If it's like Fallout 3 or Oblivion GoTY dlc's, you install them, then run the base game to access them all like you would if you'd download them off Live/PSN.
CecilRousso
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gibon3z said:
It has been for a very long time.
Spectacular Dr Dawg
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Nice! I was waiting for this. Will buy it on steam some day.
InfiniDragon
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Duki said:
getout.gif
Joshua Graham was the best character in the DLC for me, the dude was a boss. What the heck are you talking about?
Strummerjones
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bill gonorrhea said:
If playing on PC (and for the above reasons this REALLY is a game you should try and play on PC), then this here is worth getting.
InfiniDragon said:
I'd definitely agree that Honest Hearts was at least a missed opportunity. It really could have done with being the setting for a whole new game, and what resulted seems rushed and borderline incoherent at times. There's a ton of really interesting ideas in there that never really get developed properly and in the end the fate of Joshua Graham - the terrifying burned man even the thought of whom keeps legionaries awake at night and haunts even Caesar himself - amounts to pretty much nothing. Still, lovely scenery!
magicalsoundshower
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I admit I've been a bit skeptical about this game. I decided to test the waters by playing Fallout 3 instead and ended up being thoroughly blown away with it. I then watched a bit of footage from New Vegas and it's amazing how both games seem to differ in feel and atmosphere. F3 seems more oppressive down to the greenish tint of everything while New Vegas seems to have a more mellow feel to it, although I could also be completely wrong about this, of course!
Needless to say I really have a hankerin' for some New Vegas now but knowing Bethesda's track record with the PS3, I'm gonna have to wait for some impressions on how well the Ultimate edition performs, the wait is going to kill me. :/
Needless to say I really have a hankerin' for some New Vegas now but knowing Bethesda's track record with the PS3, I'm gonna have to wait for some impressions on how well the Ultimate edition performs, the wait is going to kill me. :/
StopMakingSense
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Played New Vegas in 2011. Game of the generation for me. Patched was a little less buggy for me than patched FO3.
Hobbestetrician
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While New Vegas isn't as 'mellow' as you think, you are correct in that there is a very different tone compared to 3. The Capital Wasteland in 3 is much emptier and the pockets of civilization are just that, pockets with no real connection to each other while the pockets of civilization in New Vegas are much more connected and the Mojave feels a bit more 'lived-in'. There is a significant period of time between the two games and the bombs didn't directly hit the Mojave and you can really tell. There isn't the despair or the same fight for survival in NV so I suppose it is mellower in that regard.