lordmagellan said:Will they update the physics to make sense?
I love Fallout3 and New Vegas, I really do. But come the fuck on! Why can I climb one hill but run into a phantom wall of nothing when I try for the next IDENTICAL hill?
I can take nearly impossible to kill beasties and ghouls, even characters that disappear and make it impossible to complete your task, but random phantom walls piss me off royally.
I do need to go back and finish the game though.
Nordick said:Yeah, the invisible walls in New Vegas were a little too obvious at certain places... I mean, sure I understand the reasoning behind them, devs wanting to put certain limitations to the player's movement to keep the story flowing, so on so forth... But it really does need to be camouflaged better than in New Vegas. I mean, if they go like "You don't want to go this way, see there's a pile of rublbe blocking the way!" they should make the rubble NOT look like my dead grandpa could climb over it.
But still, I freaking love New Vegas. Fallout 3 was okay but kinda bland in the end... but New Vegas? MUCH more of a Fallout game, the feel is much closer to the old games and it feels like there's just a lot more meaningful stuff to do instead of wandering the wastes and rummaging through dozens of identical ruined office buildings and shit.
Yeah, I would recommend you give it a try, I'd say it's better than Fallout 3 in pretty much every aspect. Just, a couple things it might be good to know going in:SiaSaylor said:I had a love/hate relationship with Fallout 3 so wasn't hell bent on getting New Vegas... but you may have just convinced me ;D
Nordick said:Yeah, I would recommend you give it a try, I'd say it's better than Fallout 3 in pretty much every aspect. Just, a couple things it might be good to know going in:SiaSaylor said:I had a love/hate relationship with Fallout 3 so wasn't hell bent on getting New Vegas... but you may have just convinced me ;D
-The beginning of the game might seem a bit slow, with no huge amounts of side missions to take. But the pace will definitely pick up once you follow the main quest line into New Vegas proper.
-When the NPCs in the beginning say "You better not go that way, there are really nasty critters there", they mean it. Combat is noticeably more challenging in New Vegas and on lower levels you can easily wander into the wrong place and get torn to ribbons in a heartbeat. (Personally I think this is awesome. I hate it when games coddle the player overmuch.)
Also, definitely try playing in the Hardcore mode where you have to eat and drink and stuff like that, It's not super-restrictive or anything, but it does make the game a lot more engaging. And you can turn it off anytime if you don't like it.
And damn, now I feel like continuing my second playthrough. too bad I uninstalled the game to make room for something else.
lordmagellan said:Am I the only person that's hoping for an Area 51 expansion pack for this thing? Come on, it would be absolutely perfect. It's just a few miles north of the location of the game.
Maybe it's because I just finished the new book on Area 51 by Annie Jacobsen. Recommended for history/ political/ conspiracy buffs.
Jupiter551 said:lordmagellan said:Am I the only person that's hoping for an Area 51 expansion pack for this thing? Come on, it would be absolutely perfect. It's just a few miles north of the location of the game.
Maybe it's because I just finished the new book on Area 51 by Annie Jacobsen. Recommended for history/ political/ conspiracy buffs.
There were aliens in fallout 1 and 2, but as a random encounter and a novelty - more of an easter egg than anything.
I don't think they could do aliens in any large number in fallout, it wouldn't be true to the setting. I haven't played the DLC yet but there's one set out in Utah has something to do with Joshua Graham former legate of the legion, aka the burned man. Might be cool.
Would love the next chapter in Fallout but I'm pretty sure that'll be on hold til Skyrim and all it's DLC are done.
OMG that is sooo cool you ROCK!! I have often thought of getting a fallout tattoo but there are too many adorable vaultboy's to choose from. :notworthy:AlaraXxXlove said:Very first tattoo I did with my 1st machine! Hurt a lot, but well worth it! Been playing since the original in the 90's, and consider myself a major trivia geek LOL! Ive put too many hours of my life into this but it never gets old!
Im also the clumsiest thing that ever walked hence the agility!
RoseDreams said:OMG that is sooo cool you ROCK!! I have often thought of getting a fallout tattoo but there are too many adorable vaultboy's to choose from. :notworthy:AlaraXxXlove said:Very first tattoo I did with my 1st machine! Hurt a lot, but well worth it! Been playing since the original in the 90's, and consider myself a major trivia geek LOL! Ive put too many hours of my life into this but it never gets old!
Im also the clumsiest thing that ever walked hence the agility!
Funny. I was just going to join for the slavery and crucifixions.Peccato said:I get a lot of grief for this, but I find myself to be a proud member of the legion. Think about it... There are at least 10 NCR soilders to every legionary so that equals 1) more of a challenge, 2) More EXP, 3) More, and better, item drops from the more well armed NCR, and 4) Kick ass game play! Also, you can't ignore the fact that you have access to an endless supply of stealth boys! The legion safe house, twice a week, is a haven of supplys, ammo, you name it. Plus, who wouldn't want to run around the desert in armor!? That's the same reason that in Fallout 3 I killed the samurai on the Mothership... I WANT ARMOR! .-o-.
Peccato said:I get a lot of grief for this, but I find myself to be a proud member of the legion. Think about it... There are at least 10 NCR soilders to every legionary so that equals 1) more of a challenge, 2) More EXP, 3) More, and better, item drops from the more well armed NCR, and 4) Kick ass game play! Also, you can't ignore the fact that you have access to an endless supply of stealth boys! The legion safe house, twice a week, is a haven of supplys, ammo, you name it. Plus, who wouldn't want to run around the desert in armor!? That's the same reason that in Fallout 3 I killed the samurai on the Mothership... I WANT ARMOR! .-o-.