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[The Narrator]

my only gripe is all your ****ing.

[thegreateski]

I wonder if they're going to make a Fallout game that isn't set in a desert?



I for one loved Point Lookout.

[Addai]

thegreateski wrote...

I wonder if they're going to make a Fallout game that isn't set in a desert?

I for one loved Point Lookout.

Never got to play that one.    We gave up on the GOTY before I got to it.  I did love Operation: Anchorage, in part for the beautiful setting.  Fallout with snow and mountains!

The GOTY issues probably were PC only.

Modifié par Addai67, 24 décembre 2010 - 12:48 .

[_John Crichton]

I am absolutely addicted to this game! Currently doing a Guns/Repair/Speech run. Hand Loader and Shotgun Surgeon all the way! So far I've seen the Wild Card ending and I'm doing the NCR run now. Glitches be damned, I LOVE this game!

EDIT: Steam recorded time:
Fallout: New Vegas 93.9 hrs(last 2 weeks) / 300 hrs (total)

Modifié par John Crichton, 24 décembre 2010 - 04:11 .

[Loerwyn]

LegendaryAvenger wrote...

I'm having a hard time believing that I get bad karma by stealing from the Legion. Oh well, the Karma system in Fallout3-NV was and always will be fail. I could go killing everybody in a town with Knock-Knock like a sadistic, psychotic slasher in a horror movie with an axe and I'd still have Very Good.

I dunno, I don't think it makes a blind bit of difference. I remember more karma loss from stealing than karma gain, and I'm currently sat at Very Good.

[Leinadi]

The karma system was always a stupid idea since its inception and should've never been included in these games. Especially in F3 and NV where it has an effect (albeit fairly small in NV).

[B3taMaxxx]

John Crichton wrote...

I am absolutely addicted to this game! Currently doing a Guns/Repair/Speech run. Hand Loader and Shotgun Surgeon all the way! So far I've seen the Wild Card ending and I'm doing the NCR run now. Glitches be damned, I LOVE this game!

EDIT: Steam recorded time:
Fallout: New Vegas 93.9 hrs(last 2 weeks) / 300 hrs (total)

 93 hours in one playthrough? Even with the DLC I'm only at 48, then again I hadn't explored every town yet. I've finished all the endings, and there's not much difference in 'em. I'm currently working on a Guns, Repair and Speech playthrough, with Cowboy and Gunslinger so far to boost my revolvers. I think I'm going to regret not having the YCS once I head over to the Deathclaw infested areas.....

[NamiraWilhelm]

I think i got to 90 hours in one playthrough, but that was being anal and exploring everywhere. A lot of the unmarked quests went undone, though. I still have one more ending to do, but their similarities are making it boring as hell to get through

[B3taMaxxx]

 Yeah, the whole resolution to the game is incredibly dull, fortunately the rest of the Mojave is great. I suppose I'm a bit different, in that I hate leaving unfinished quest clogging my log book, while I don't put as much attention towards exploring. Now of course that could be hampered by my fear of getting 'stuck' and having to reload.
 
 The only building I haven't been in that I want to is the...........oh I can't remeber it's name, but it's near Freeside and from what I've heard its heavily booby trapped, as well as an alternate way to kill Mr. House. I think his brother owned it or something.

[NamiraWilhelm]

Oh i hate that too, having a mass build up of quests. I usually like to do them on the spot, otherwise i end up totally forgetting what im supposed to be doing. But i have to explore everything, same with Elder Scrolls games, so that takes a crap load of time

Oh err... the tool building? H something... yeah its heavily trapped but still a piece of p***, just leave your companion at the door lol. Oh, to kill House? Maybe not then...

[Leinadi]

One thing that this game has been really successful in in regards to how I play it is that I have no problem leaving unsolved quests and such for future playthroughs. I've replayed the game 4 times, and all of them have ended around level 25 or so.



I did not quite expect this because I (unfortunately) usually am the type of gamer who will explore everything in one playthrough, but I think the fact that the game is rather open in how you create characters makes me play it much more "naturally" and not having fits of "gotta complete everything!". There are still the occasional quests that I haven't completed at all and there are many quests in which I've only played through them once.

[B3taMaxxx]

NamiraWilhelm wrote...
Oh err... the tool building? H something... yeah its heavily trapped but still a piece of p***, just leave your companion at the door lol. Oh, to kill House? Maybe not then...

Yup, that's the building. The House part is just a bit I read on the Wiki.


@Leinadi -My first playthrough I picked....oh here we go again (memory lag), the Educated perk? The perk that gives you a total of 30% more xp (3 tiers) and had no trouble reaching max level many hours before the final quest(s). In my current playthrough I'm picking the same perk because I want to reach max ability and start fully exploring the game.

 I typically rush through on my first plays, then, and once I have a good grasp of the mechanics, I explore.

Other than the games ending, I really hate the unmarked side quest. It seems there are as many of those as there is 'regular' quest. Perhaps they ran out of time? Those quest seem to get bugged more often.

Modifié par B3taMaxxx, 24 décembre 2010 - 08:53 .

[NamiraWilhelm]

Just stumbled upon this. I have considered a tat for FO, since i love it. Not sure about that image, but its pretty awesome



http://perfectcr.com...83132715879.jpg



The unmarked are a pain. You have to do them straight away or thats that. It must have been a time thing, i mean it seems strange that Lilys' quest is unmarked



I picked that educated perk in the first playthrough but i soon realised how easy it is to level up, so i wont be picking it again as it just seems a waste of a perk.

[B3taMaxxx]

NamiraWilhelm wrote...

Just stumbled upon this. I have considered a tat for FO, since i love it. Not sure about that image, but its pretty awesome

http://perfectcr.com...83132715879.jpg

 I never given much thought towards tattos since I was in my teens, but that makes my mind question it. Its a great idea, the Fallout boy, but I think I'd tone it down a good bit, perhaps a side arm tatt.

NamiraWilhelm wrote...
I picked that educated perk in the first playthrough but i soon realised how easy it is to level up, so i wont be picking it again as it just seems a waste of a perk.

 Yeah, I'll probably regret it later on, but in my last playthrough none of the perks past 'damage enhancers' really piqued my intrest. I did the male equivelent of Black Widow, but found its usefullness lacking. I did however spend 7 perks on Intense Training. A character with full 10 for 10 traits is unstoppable. I think my problem was, when you first level up there's hardly any good perks to choose from, and since you can't not level up, you are forced to choose from less than eight perks, most of which are completely worthless IMO. I would've choose Intense Training this time around, but I was going to wait until I get the implants before choosing it......It was either the additional xp, or Retention, which grants you bigger bonuses when reading magazines. Retention could be decent in the begining, but later on a wasted perk. Maybe Educated will payoff with subsequent DLC and raised level caps.....?

Modifié par B3taMaxxx, 24 décembre 2010 - 10:06 .

[NamiraWilhelm]

the perks were a bit disappointing, i ended up choosing things like confirmed bachelor and lady killer. They should have had epic perks at the peak of level 30. I chose to put my Endurance up a lot instead, so i could have as many implants as i wanted.

And i chose retention too, for the permenant point books. And i chose educated early on, plus boosted my intelligance when i could

[B3taMaxxx]

Damn, I forgot you have to have full Endurance to get all the implants............../delete and restart /sad smiley

[NamiraWilhelm]

I wonder if wearing clothing thats +1 endurance can affect that?

[B3taMaxxx]

Well, I do know that having negative ratings isn't affected, like using alcohol (being addicted), and the opposite by boosting it with chems......so I'd say no.

[Leinadi]

I think some of the marked/unmarked quests could've been shuffled around a bit to make more sense at times but I don't think it's a huge deal. *Most* of the unmarked ones are just so small that I just view them as tiny pieces of extra content (again, some could've been shuffled around and thrown into a proper quest entry most likely). But again, I think it's just so much more enjoyable if one just throws the "must... finish... this" obsession that many of us tend to have out the window.



I think making perks every other level was a big improvement from F3 but I would've preferred it at every 3 levels honestly. If I'm making a character concept (and not trying to min-max), I still "run out" of perks that make sense for my characters when you get to like... level 15 or so.

Intense Training always seem to exist as a sort of back-up perk to take when there's nothing else really fitting there for your character, which is a bit of a shame and sorta trivializes SPECIAL a bit.

[NamiraWilhelm]

Its definitely not a 'huge deal'. Not well organised but i certainly appreciate the extra content, the more the better, and definitely better than them being cut out completely

[cruelgretchen]

this is how i see Fallout Vegas :

it has imo what was missing in FO3 :Soul

yeah the graphics arent much different , but if you spent some time on the normal hardcore mode

and the xtra hardcore mode , youll know if you pick high peaks yo ganna be challenged major time.

i found the vegas city itself had more life in it then the entire FO3 title .

Of course the average 14yr old SON , that has top notch hardware is disappointed saying how outdated the graphics are. Oh and the best Quote ever since FO3 was Oblivion with guns , wich even if it was true , ppl should be thankfull to get rid of the boring gnomes elves dwarves ect you see in every RPG title these days

[NamiraWilhelm]

I really cant decide which of the two i prefer... nope, not possible.

[B3taMaxxx]

I'll take a pinch of randomness from NV and a dash of great set piece design from 3.



Both are really fun..................................so

[Dom1da]

Love this game liked fallout 3 and oblivion 4 too all made on same engine

[jsachun]

For me FO3. Judging by everyones comments, the epic post nuclear ruins seems like a major success. On the contrast, The strip was way way below my expectation. Also on another note, every settlment should have more than one vendor. Food, Armor & Medicine. FO4 will definetly be better than both these titles. I hope they go to Boston to see the land of the Androids. Surely the Commonwealth is the only evil major faction left after the destruction of the Enclave.

Modifié par jsachun, 24 décembre 2010 - 11:12 .