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[VoiceOfPudding]

I'm lovin' the music on the radio - quality tunes

Edit: would it be worth picking up FO1 + 2? heard many a great thing about them but for some reason never got round to playing them

Modifié par VoiceOfPudding, 17 juillet 2011 - 10:38 .

[PlumPaul93]

They patch this game to fix most of the issues yet? Won't consider re-buying it until then.

Modifié par PlumPaul82393, 17 juillet 2011 - 10:43 .

[VoiceOfPudding]

PlumPaul82393 wrote...

They patched this game to fix most of the issues yet? Won't consider re-buying it until then.

Well i only started playing again recently and i haven't noticed any major bugs outside of a few ctds (but i think thats because my version is heavily modded)

[PlumPaul93]

VoiceOfPudding wrote...

I'm lovin' the music on the radio - quality tunes

Edit: would it be worth picking up FO1 + 2? heard many a great thing about them but for some reason never got round to playing them

They're alright. If your under 20 maybe not (I'm 18). There a little slower compared to the recent games imo.

edit:although there cheap so why not?

Modifié par PlumPaul82393, 17 juillet 2011 - 10:51 .

[KenKenpachi]

PlumPaul82393 wrote...

They patch this game to fix most of the issues yet? Won't consider re-buying it until then.

They put out a rather huge path last week I think it was. Three Patchs total I think, so most of the bugs should be knocked out.

[VoiceOfPudding]

So what's the verdict on Old World Blues? (without spoilers, if possible)

[naughty99]

VoiceOfPudding wrote...

So what's the verdict on Old World Blues? (without spoilers, if possible)

Is it available for PC yet? I didn't see it on Steam.

[VoiceOfPudding]

store.steampowered.com/app/72750/

Modifié par VoiceOfPudding, 20 juillet 2011 - 12:55 .

[naughty99]

VoiceOfPudding wrote...

store.steampowered.com/app/72750/

Thanks!

I will definitely buy it, but I think I'll wait until it goes on sale, probably around the Xmas holiday.

[VoiceOfPudding]

naughty99 wrote...

VoiceOfPudding wrote...

store.steampowered.com/app/72750/

Thanks!

I will definitely buy it, but I think I'll wait until it goes on sale, probably around the Xmas holiday.

Yeah at the very least I'm waiting for some positive reviews

[Leinadi]

I finished it yesterday after a free day of gaming.

Some quick thoughts:

-An open-world environment similar to Honest Hearts but with a more scientific and industrial world.

-Not item restrictions and you can return when you want to.

-Definitely the most funny of the DLCs as they promised. It's very well-written and some of the dialogues are absolutely hysterical. If you, like me, prefer Fallout being a bit more serious however, it doesn't really have the same impact as something like Dead Money. Still, very funny.

-Pretty crazy loot. Fun to play around, but again, found it a bit hard to take it seriously.

-A pretty awesome player-home which is upgradable in rather fun ways.

-Just like Honest Hearts, I felt it was a bit too combat-heavy for my tastes.

-Chris Avellone (lead designer on this DLC) is probably insane.

Thoroughly enjoyed it as a stand-alone thing but had hard time connecting it to the rest of the Fallout universe despite many references and a very strong Science! vibe.

[Deathwurm]

VoiceOfPudding wrote...

Edit: would it be worth picking up FO1 + 2? heard many a great thing about them but for some reason never got round to playing them

Just finishing up my Fallout 2 playthrough...

I highly recommend Fallout 1 & 2 to anyone. They are a product of the time they were released, but the Gameplay is timeless and they have a LOT of interesting little things in them...2 has more than 1 and is a much bigger Game.

I'm not generally a huge Fan of "Open World" games but these have absolutely become my favorite of that style.

A ton of replayability value in both of them as well.

[VoiceOfPudding]

Just got the first two now to see if they live up to the hype if i'm not back in three days call an ambulance as i probably forgot to breathe

Modifié par VoiceOfPudding, 20 juillet 2011 - 12:27 .

[KenKenpachi]

Leinadi wrote...

I finished it yesterday after a free day of gaming.

Some quick thoughts:

-An open-world environment similar to Honest Hearts but with a more scientific and industrial world.

-Not item restrictions and you can return when you want to.

-Definitely the most funny of the DLCs as they promised. It's very well-written and some of the dialogues are absolutely hysterical. If you, like me, prefer Fallout being a bit more serious however, it doesn't really have the same impact as something like Dead Money. Still, very funny.

-Pretty crazy loot. Fun to play around, but again, found it a bit hard to take it seriously.

-A pretty awesome player-home which is upgradable in rather fun ways.

-Just like Honest Hearts, I felt it was a bit too combat-heavy for my tastes.

-Chris Avellone (lead designer on this DLC) is probably insane.

Thoroughly enjoyed it as a stand-alone thing but had hard time connecting it to the rest of the Fallout universe despite many references and a very strong Science! vibe.

Pft Sanity is over-rated. In any case I agree on most points minus I like the more silly style of this DLC over Dead money wich pissed me off. I really really dislike Dead money and enjoyed Honest Hearts more. But I liked Honest Hearts more than this one so far.

In any case the size of the map and all the little perks you can pick up are nice. However on two issues with the DLC I am dissapointed. Both with the Auto Doc. One if the remake your character ordeal. Its limited to the race and such you picked at the Start, so if you wanted to turn to a man or woman or from white to black etc, you can't play around with it at all really. Also with the Auto Doc I was under the view that you could restat and change your Perks, maybed I haven't picked up the add on yet but so far those options are not open to me.

A final issue is be ready for most of the weapons you take in to be useless. Enemies in the Big Empty are very strong, even near the Max level and with 100 skill in guns my Assault Carbine takes a full clip to gun down some of the foes. Honestly the Melee axe you pick up with some sneaking works wonders here. However even this is not so, while I may have no trouble sneaking past the normal enemies, the Robo Scorpions can at times be difficult and the other two humaniod foes minus the the stealth boy or sniping are just impossible to sneak up on. And its not to do with skill I have 100 Stealth, all the perks with it. They just it seems have a high perception.

[Nerdage]

Crashed about three times. Pretty impressive for a relatively short DLC.. *sigh*

Still fun. Preferred it to Honest Hearts in pretty much every respect (except for the crashing..). Only things it really had over Dead Money were open-world and letting me keep my gear (I like to snipe). Maybe the comedy too, probably not for everyone but I loved it, "salient green" is perhaps my favourite reference in any game.

[NamiraWilhelm]

Like all FO dlcs im definitely enjoying this one like the cyber dog gun! Crap, but cute!

[HoonDing]

KenKenpachi wrote...

A final issue is be ready for most of the weapons you take in to be useless. Enemies in the Big Empty are very strong, even near the Max level and with 100 skill in guns my Assault Carbine takes a full clip to gun down some of the foes. Honestly the Melee axe you pick up with some sneaking works wonders here. However even this is not so, while I may have no trouble sneaking past the normal enemies, the Robo Scorpions can at times be difficult and the other two humaniod foes minus the the stealth boy or sniping are just impossible to sneak up on. And its not to do with skill I have 100 Stealth, all the perks with it. They just it seems have a high perception.

I can one-shot all non-robotic enemies from stealth with a headshot using the Ratslayer. Otherwise I use the Brush gun.

It's pretty annoying having to fight respawning enemies, at any rate. I wasn't too keen on this DLC, but the ending is kinda worth it. I like it about as much as Honest Hearts.

Modifié par virumor, 21 juillet 2011 - 10:03 .

[chelseaisthepan]

Absolutely loved it. It was awesome to see the less-serious side of Fallout. Lots of good loot, too.

And Muggy is the cutest thing I have ever seen.

[naughty99]

five really positive reviews for Old World Blues:

review 1

review 2

review 3

review 4

review 5

[VoiceOfPudding]

Well I think that's enough feedback for me time to get me some Old World Blues

[vometia]

scyphozoa wrote...

I finished OWB, it took me about 12 hours and I really enjoyed it. I see people say it was combat heavy, which is fair because there is a lot of combat. But there is also more dialog, cinematics and NPC interaction than the other two FONV DLCs. In general, I think OWB packs the most bang for buck into the FONV DLC.

The dialogue is absolutely hilarious!  The overdone '50s B-movie style is very authentic; wish I'd had a chance to show it to my late father-in-law who grew up with all that sort of stuff.

I'm really rather impressed with the three chunks of DLC that have been released to date: at about 12 hours apiece (with my style of gameplay, that is: your mileage may vary, and all that) they feel like they're just about the right length: not so short that I feel I've been short-changed but not so long that they start to become a bit turgid.  They also seem to have something for everyone, in terms of quests, exploration, attention to detail and so on: in that regard I think they've addressed a few of my personal gripes with New Vegas itself.

They're not entirely without problems though: for example, The Sink's vendor is somewhat broken and stops giving you caps when you sell things after a while.  PC players can work around it using "player.additem f number-of-caps-you're-owed", but console owners will just have to be vigilant and put anything else they want to sell to one side and sell it once they return to the Mojave (though I think you can still give stuff in "part exchange" without problems).

I've played all three DLC in the past week so I feel I'm all New Vegassed out now: part of me wants more, but it's good to leave it on a high note!

[Jvolikas]

I posted this in the DLC discussion thread but wanted to post here too to see if anybody else could help me with the last paragraph:


I currently have a level 30 (no DLC) Courier whos done a pretty heavy bit of exploring and has the endgame quests ready to go. I think I'm gonna go with NCR for this guy (he's done a pretty good bit of NCR work so far) since I cant side with the Legion and House/Independent don't quite fit (I've been a good guy for the most part making peace wherever I can. I killed that fink Benny though) with this Courier but I may do the end 3 times over just to see. Skill wise I've been primarily into Speech, INT/Luck/STR, Science, and Guns/EW's for the most part. Not much Melee or Unarmed combat skill to speak of.

Anyway, I'm reallly looking forward to starting up a new playthrough after this. I want to go through defending Goodsprings again and explore the Mojave once more. Will probably make the new character more Melee focused but there's so many great guns that it's hard to ignore.

I do have a random question though that I hope somebody else here experienced. I need to recruit Raul to get the all companions achievement. I did the Black Mountain quest months ago and freed Raul but didn't recruit him right there since I had Boone with me. Raul said he was going back to his shack near the Nellis Air Force base and I figured I could recruit him there at some point. However, I went there yesterday and couldn't find him. He wasn't at Black Mountain still either. Anybody know where he might have turned up?

[rwilli80]

Jvolikas wrote...

I posted this in the DLC discussion thread but wanted to post here too to see if anybody else could help me with the last paragraph:


I currently have a level 30 (no DLC) Courier whos done a pretty heavy bit of exploring and has the endgame quests ready to go. I think I'm gonna go with NCR for this guy (he's done a pretty good bit of NCR work so far) since I cant side with the Legion and House/Independent don't quite fit (I've been a good guy for the most part making peace wherever I can. I killed that fink Benny though) with this Courier but I may do the end 3 times over just to see. Skill wise I've been primarily into Speech, INT/Luck/STR, Science, and Guns/EW's for the most part. Not much Melee or Unarmed combat skill to speak of.

Anyway, I'm reallly looking forward to starting up a new playthrough after this. I want to go through defending Goodsprings again and explore the Mojave once more. Will probably make the new character more Melee focused but there's so many great guns that it's hard to ignore.

I do have a random question though that I hope somebody else here experienced. I need to recruit Raul to get the all companions achievement. I did the Black Mountain quest months ago and freed Raul but didn't recruit him right there since I had Boone with me. Raul said he was going back to his shack near the Nellis Air Force base and I figured I could recruit him there at some point. However, I went there yesterday and couldn't find him. He wasn't at Black Mountain still either. Anybody know where he might have turned up?

There is a possibility he was killed on the way to his shack. I had that happen to Veronica once, I fast traveled to the 188 trading post and a legion hit squad showed up and proceeded to slaughter everyone before I could kill them all.