Discuss Fallout: New Vegas

the weather mod is ment to be beautiful

no spoilers, please

mickey megabyte said:

no spoilers, please

Agree. And at least warn us if you do.

Thanks.

Anyway that didn't actually bother me as it seemed obvious to me the moment I met him. In fact I told myself he was.

At any rate I do get what he's saying and it does fit into my issue of the game being repetitive, and in some instances, predictable.

vierasniper said:

Oh sorry guys, i apologize. I jumped to the conclusion that everyone had at least gotten to that part. Wont happen again.

Yes some of us have, but don't forget that there are some that may have just got the game and are still playing or thinking about getting the game.

It's all good though.

@ Wishmaster,

I like your new avatar.

Dead Money tells the tale of the Sierra Madre casino and the fabled wealth trapped inside.

You’re lured to a location by a radio signal you receive on your pip boy. Once you find the signal you’re knocked out and when you wake you’re in a different location with a bomb collar around your neck and all your weapons, equipment, and bottle caps gone - you basically start from scratch, which is why it’s recommended that you be at least level 20 before starting the DLC.

Your puppet master is a character named Father Elijah who threatens to blow your head off if you don’t do what he says/wants. He also warns you to keep your companions alive since you die if one of them dies.

If you’re a person like me who likes to explore there’s stuff galore to find – weapons, coin, and equipment - if you can navigate the mazes like locations, ghost people, the cloud, speakers and radios.... and the holograms.

Performance wise I had no issues despite all the bugs I ran into with the base game (Fallout New Vegas).

Graphics – You want graphics? This is Fallout 3/Fallout New Vegas. ‘Nuff said, but here's two screenies....



Anyway despite some annoyances - maze like locations, repetitive character dialogue – they tend to repeat the same thing over and over again when not talking to them, and oh BTW, one of your companions is a mute, so you have to follow the dialogue presented to you when dealing with this character – the problem is that the text flies by so fast that you have to be a fast reader – all the while trying to figure out what the character is trying to tell you - it is a DLC well worth playing and you do get a fair bit of content with this one. Good story too, if you can follow it.

Anyway I’m now on to the second DLC for FONV – Honest Hearts.

Give it a try :)

Later