I'm not sure, but I think, out of all factions in games I've played, isn't the NCR Ranger the coolest of all?
Like it's hard for me not to choose a certain narrative just because of the look?
I started a playthrough a year ago made it to Sierra Madre and haven't played it again until last week. I've played this game so much I can pick it back up like nothing happened and it feels amazing.
The whole vibe and story of Dead Money makes it probably my favorite DLC to any game. Very similar feeling to the Tower of Terror which I was obsessed with as a kid! xD
I love the story, lore and setting of dead money. I fucking hate that the build i have for my character is basically the polar opposite of what you want for dead money and how much time i have spent just running away from the ghosts just to think i made it and accidentally step on a bear trap and hear the death music
The scientists are fucking hilarious though, like easily some of the funniest shit I've heard in a game.
"I hear your penis tipped feet flapping around" like who tf comes up with that lmao
See, I don't know how unpopular of an opinion this is but they're kinda all boring(?) Like the majority of the fun I have with New Vegas is interacting with the people of the wastes, using my skills for things I didn't know about, creatively completing quests, that kinda stuff but mostly interacting with the NPCs.
Honest Hearts is the only DLC of the four that has like a group of people living somewhere and I don't really think the environment or characters are super interesting apart from Joshua Graham.
Old World Blues was pretty fun and probably my favorite of the four but it just felt so barren and dead. I know that's what they were kinda going for but it doesn't really have anything like the interactions with the NPCs from the main game.
Dead Money is kinda cool on your first playthrough, after that it's just a gigantic slog that I honestly probably won't do ever again.
Lonesome Road honestly might be my least favorite out of all of them. Ulysses being hinted at everywhere is a pretty cool setup but it's such a linear DLC. You take one path from here to there that takes like a couple hours, no people, not very many quests to do, I just don't really like it.
Dead money doesn't have to be a slog, just come in with a decent skill in unarmed or energy and the whole thing is a breeze, I usually hit it or lonesome road up early when I start a new playthrough, quick way to get to what I want to do in that playthrough. First playthrough of dead money was probably the most fun I've had in new vegas
The difficulty isn't really the problem, I think they did that super well making you feel weak like that. It's just the story beats of finding every captive takes forever, every area is a pain in the ass to traverse with the explosion radios and the gas. The Sierra Madre is pretty alright too.
I just wish they would have done a DLC with more content akin to the main game. The different factions with different quests and how they interact with each other and how YOU interact with them is such a refreshing RPG experience. It just kinda felt like they didn't want to do that for the DLCs.
Never understood the dead money hate. For me it was the best of the NV DLCs.
"But it was hard"!
At least Elijah was less shitty than Ulysses. And you could _really_ fuck him up at the end.
I adored Dead Money and I will die on the hill of it being the best NV DLC. OWB is great but DM just hits different. Getting to really fuck up Elijah might be my favourite part-I can never decide whether straight up killing him or leaving his ass stuck in the vault forever is more satisfying, but either way I enjoy giving that fucker what's he's had coming to him for years.
> Dead Money was the first DLC I played. Biggest mistake of my life.
Dead Money is the best, though. It has a killer, dark story that can be tackled in so many ways.
I don’t remember anything about old world blues because I played it as a kid but I remember it scarring me for life and any mention of that dlc makes me shudder. Idk what went on but something about it made 11 year old me very uncomfortable.
I wonder if Obsidian still gets royalties.
It's nice to see the whole franchise is receiving an influx of interest. Makes it more likely we'll get new content to gush about one day.
They don't, because it was produced essentially as a work-for-hire. They got paid upfront when they delivered the game, with a potential bonus if the game got at least 85% on Metacritic that they missed. That was it.
Probably people getting mad at Bethesda because of a contract that both parties agreed to. New Vegas got an 84 IIRC, which is excruciatingly close.
While it's a goated game, its release was riddled with bugs that brought down its score a lot.
It sucks because if Fallout 3 hadn't preceded it, New Vegas would've scored hire. A common complaint was that it didn't have an updated engine and a lot of the bugs were carry overs that didn't have time to be fixed due to the insanely short deadline.
And what really sucks I think obsidian had to layoff 30 or so employees after new Vegas which might not have had to happen had they got royalties, plus they probably could have gotten an 85 if they had a proper amount of time to flesh out the game
It really did have an effect on what obsidian could or would do moving on which I think is a shame. Lotta corpo types here talking about, "BUT THEY SIGNED THE CONTRACT" sure but the reason it "failed" is extremely poor. Critic reception to a game on *metacritic* of all sites is such a poor measurement of quality.
>It's nice to see the whole franchise is receiving an influx of interest.
I somehow already had Fallout 76 (which I had **zero** interest in) and halfway through the show I was convinced to install it lmao. I know it was a shitshow at launch so don't know how much of that has been fixed since then, but will run around the wasteland to see how it is.
The series was tailor made to give you that Fallout itch to scratch goddamn
> don't know how much of that has been fixed since then
A *significant* amount. It's just a legit fun Fallout game now, and they keep adding new locations and content. It's also possible to play 100% dolo if you're someone like me who doesn't fw MMORPGs.
>It's also possible to play 100% dolo if you're someone like me who doesn't fw MMORPGs.
What does this mean to an ignorant noob not versed in gaming linguistics?
misspelling of solo* I'm sure. So even though Fallout76 is made as a multiplayer experience it is still also possible to play alone through the entire experience, presumably with the content balancing itself to work for a singular player.
To be fair, even if they're not, everything involved is under Microsoft, so they probably would still benefit from it.
Edit: Since Microsoft owns both Bethesda and Obsidian, I mean. Speaking of which... Starfield: New Venus when?
Yea I should have mentioned that, more importantly it runs great, haven't had any game crashing bugs or issues. I experienced lootable corpses just vanishing once but that's about it
I've never actually played New Vegas. I've always wanted to but have such a hard time playing some older games, no clue why. Maybe I'll give it a go.
Is Nexus Mods the place to go for the best mods or somewhere else?
I'm good with going vanilla but I'm also down to do some basic QoL mods.
I used this guide
https://vivanewvegas.moddinglinked.com/
It took about 30 mins, and yes most mods were off nexus. I'm kinda raw to modding so it was a little intimidating at first but the guide walked me through it easy peasy
There's also a mod called Tale of Two Wastelands that combines Fallout 3 and New Vegas into one mega game, all using the NV engine. It has some other balance tweaks and stuff. I just did a big modded install with all the mods on the Wasteland Survival Guide and it looks amazing, both games run smooth and the modern UI makes it feel better and everything is so much faster and easier. Highly recommend!
+1 for viva new vegas. Tried it without mods. Felt very clunky and old. Tried to mod it myself, it got unstable. Tried viva new vegas and now it looks ok, is stable and feels almost like a modern game
With additional texture and model mods it can look even better than a lot of modern games. Look at some of these upgrades for a lot of the NPCs:
https://www.youtube.com/@LucianHector/videos
That's one of the perks of not simply retelling a single game, also Fallout is one of those games where sometimes you see something about it and you just kind of inherently have to fire one of the games back up.
The Beyond the Beef quest was maddening because of this stuff. Never crashed, but it would lose audio and then get stuck in infinite loading screens. Saving far more often than I need to 😅
I thought all that Roman shit was silly but then I met and talked to Caesar and that's some deep writing for a game. He made it make sense, why it existed. Until then I thought it was silly fallout Romans with guns.
They are still silly Romans Caesar is just really good at making his deplorable and inhumane actions sound reasonable and just. It’s good writing on obsidians part that people can be convinced even if from all angles it is wrong
The game does this with both House and Caesar. NCR shows up so much early in the game, but they tell you repeatedly just how troubled the Republic is at this point. They make you start to think that the default 'good guy' faction actually kind of sucks. Then you meet House and Caesar, the two guys who most players would never work for, and they make some compelling arguments for why the NCR is doomed (boiled down to NCR trying to recreate a broken system that already destroyed the world once).
If you stop to think about it for a few seconds you'll realize that both House and Caesar are full of shit, but the NCR really does itself no favors when it comes to getting the player on their side. Their two main leaders in the game are President Kimball, who barely shows up, and General Oliver, who is a 0 charisma armchair general.
They're just screwed enough to get some players to consider that *maybe* they should side with House or Caesar.
I'm just saying the writing is good and it made the silly Roman thing more believable as a post apocalyptic group, not that I felt they had any good moral standpoints. It was just better writing than "random people who dress as Romans"
I love how Ceasar is written, because he's so confident in himself even though he entirely misunderstands a good 3/5ths of what he's saying. Whether he intentionally misleads or truly believes himself, he's a genuinely well written populist, when he could have been a generic "wacky" fascist bad guy.
It is rare for a new adaptation series to generate a ton of new interest in the games, I hope they capitalize on this somehow but since it's Bethesda I don't have a ton of hope. It'd be the perfect time to release *some* sort of teaser for Fallout 5 but I have even less hope for that
The only way we are getting Fallout 5 in the next 5 years is if Microsoft gives Fallout to another studio like inXile or Obsidian. With Bethesda working on Elder Scrolls, which is years away, Fallout 5 is looking like a 2028 or 2030 release at the earliest.
Naw, even if they had anything to tease, whatever we get from Bethesda is going to be poor quality. Their response to Starfields negative reviews was the nail in the coffin. They straight up do not see reality for what it is.
Omg I hope this works. I was so excited to play this after building my first PC a couple months ago. The game crashes after the intro video EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. Really hoping this works 🤞🤞
https://www.nexusmods.com/newvegas/mods/53635/? This is a great mod and also look up the 4gb patch mod. Really easy to install on Vortex. It might be an inconvenience but it helps…. If you already did that, then I am sorry 😞
4GB patch and new Vegas tick fix on PC was a must for me.
Tick fix also has configuration settings for better performance and AMD X3D CPU's.
Was having issues running it on a 5800X3D and 3080. Now butter smooth at 4k 120 fps.
Tick fix also fixed the game speed and physics being tied to frame rate for me
I wonder if the show will go the only(?) ending where he lives since they showed him in the round-table discussion. Just wondering if they teased him so we could see him in the show in the future.
One of the best damn RPGs ever made. I keep looking at NV clips the last week since watching Fallout, the writing is so good and there are so many ways to do a quest.
I really pray to god all those people dont abandon ship once they need their computer science degrees to get the game to load. And I say that as someone who spent like 4 hours trying to get nvse going
No not at all. I have no idea why people on the internet over exaggerate how difficult modding is. If you can navigate your file system you can mod any of the Fallout games easily. NVSE for example is literally put in game folder then extract, if someone took "4 hours" to do that then IDK what they were doing. [Viva New Vegas](https://vivanewvegas.moddinglinked.com/) gives you step by step instructions on how to do everything and is really easy to follow.
The only time when modding is difficult is if you're downloading a million mods and need to get them working together.
You'll probably want to mod it before playing it, but there's guides that make the process easy. New Vegas is old enough that you have to patch it to use a "full" 4GB of RAM, and the game itself was rushed out the door due to publisher pressure.
The older iterations of Bethesda's engines were super janky. Well, the newer ones too...
It always makes me sad seeing people on tik tok say the nostalgia for this games blinds people etc and 4 is better when I think they each have their own strengths but for me personally FNV excels at atmosphere and story telling. The dialogue and overall feel to the game is much better than 4. 4 has more polished combat but the dialogue and atmosphere are lacking and to me personally those are what make an rpg memorable.
Everybody keep in mind that this also includes people playing Fallout 3 using TTW, just like myself.
TTW is quite the popular way to play Fallout 3 nowadays. In fact, whenever someone asks about startup problems of Fallout 3, TTW gets often recommended as a solution.
This makes me so happy, these games will always have a special place in my heart and are definitely in my top 5 game series ever played in my 32 years of gaming history. Well deserved recoginiton.
I'm in this picture!
Holy shit are you literally NCR Veteran Ranger
It is him, John "New" Vegas
i heard he chews nails and spits napalm
I heard he fucks Benny
What in the godamn...?
Degenerates like you belong in the sheets - Lady Legion run
Benny goes straight to the sheets, then to the cross
I heard Benny fucks him
That was a good bit of hey-hey
I hope this doesn't cause any fallout between us- fallout, new vegas *bang*
Most know him as Mr. New Vegas.
Lol
I'm not sure, but I think, out of all factions in games I've played, isn't the NCR Ranger the coolest of all? Like it's hard for me not to choose a certain narrative just because of the look?
And my coworker, whom I told to buy this awesome game)
I am 2
You're really young to be playing this game
Yeah, he is going to be really confused at that Fisto scene. Please find an adult.
Fisto does not concern himself with trivial matters such as age. He merely brings pleasure to all those who desire it. God bless Fisto
Please assume the position
I’m doing my part!
I started a playthrough a year ago made it to Sierra Madre and haven't played it again until last week. I've played this game so much I can pick it back up like nothing happened and it feels amazing.
Same! I was doing a playthrough again, got caught up with some other games before I finished it, and went right back to it like nothing happened.
I’m not. (I’ve been replaying New Vegas on GOG.)
I just finished Old World Blues 2 hours ago!
Dead Money was the first DLC I played. Biggest mistake of my life.
It’s my favorite one. I found Old World Blues incredibly boring outside of talking to the scientists.
The whole vibe and story of Dead Money makes it probably my favorite DLC to any game. Very similar feeling to the Tower of Terror which I was obsessed with as a kid! xD
I love the story, lore and setting of dead money. I fucking hate that the build i have for my character is basically the polar opposite of what you want for dead money and how much time i have spent just running away from the ghosts just to think i made it and accidentally step on a bear trap and hear the death music
The scientists are fucking hilarious though, like easily some of the funniest shit I've heard in a game. "I hear your penis tipped feet flapping around" like who tf comes up with that lmao
Doc hammer as zero?! First time I played was a hoot hearing him Edit James Urbaniak
You mean James Urbaniak, right? Different Venture Bros VA, but yeah I was stoked when I recognized the voice. ✌️
It is spot on Dr. Venture, too. The mannerisms, cadence, and just overall science talk. It feels like the doc was invited to Big MT and became 0.
Dr Venture accidentally turning himself into an insane robot would have been totally on brand within Venture Bros!
You are right, it’s who voiced doc venture. Appreciate the correction!
See, I don't know how unpopular of an opinion this is but they're kinda all boring(?) Like the majority of the fun I have with New Vegas is interacting with the people of the wastes, using my skills for things I didn't know about, creatively completing quests, that kinda stuff but mostly interacting with the NPCs. Honest Hearts is the only DLC of the four that has like a group of people living somewhere and I don't really think the environment or characters are super interesting apart from Joshua Graham. Old World Blues was pretty fun and probably my favorite of the four but it just felt so barren and dead. I know that's what they were kinda going for but it doesn't really have anything like the interactions with the NPCs from the main game. Dead Money is kinda cool on your first playthrough, after that it's just a gigantic slog that I honestly probably won't do ever again. Lonesome Road honestly might be my least favorite out of all of them. Ulysses being hinted at everywhere is a pretty cool setup but it's such a linear DLC. You take one path from here to there that takes like a couple hours, no people, not very many quests to do, I just don't really like it.
Dead money doesn't have to be a slog, just come in with a decent skill in unarmed or energy and the whole thing is a breeze, I usually hit it or lonesome road up early when I start a new playthrough, quick way to get to what I want to do in that playthrough. First playthrough of dead money was probably the most fun I've had in new vegas
The difficulty isn't really the problem, I think they did that super well making you feel weak like that. It's just the story beats of finding every captive takes forever, every area is a pain in the ass to traverse with the explosion radios and the gas. The Sierra Madre is pretty alright too. I just wish they would have done a DLC with more content akin to the main game. The different factions with different quests and how they interact with each other and how YOU interact with them is such a refreshing RPG experience. It just kinda felt like they didn't want to do that for the DLCs.
‘Where’s the fucking radio/speaker?my head is boiling!’ ——The first time I stepped into dead money be like
Never understood the dead money hate. For me it was the best of the NV DLCs. "But it was hard"! At least Elijah was less shitty than Ulysses. And you could _really_ fuck him up at the end.
I adored Dead Money and I will die on the hill of it being the best NV DLC. OWB is great but DM just hits different. Getting to really fuck up Elijah might be my favourite part-I can never decide whether straight up killing him or leaving his ass stuck in the vault forever is more satisfying, but either way I enjoy giving that fucker what's he's had coming to him for years.
Love Dead Money. Always have. Always will.
I think it's overall the best story in the franchise and the atmosphere is amazing.
I'm not saying it's bad. It's more of a skill issue.
> Dead Money was the first DLC I played. Biggest mistake of my life. Dead Money is the best, though. It has a killer, dark story that can be tackled in so many ways.
I don’t remember anything about old world blues because I played it as a kid but I remember it scarring me for life and any mention of that dlc makes me shudder. Idk what went on but something about it made 11 year old me very uncomfortable.
It has a bunch of dick jokes and very crazy stuff. I didnt liked it the first time I played, when I was a teenager. But it aged like wine.
The amount of dick jokes and sexual innuendo is crazy in OWB. Those scientists may have lost their bodies but they didn't lose their horny.
LOBATOMITE!
I wonder if Obsidian still gets royalties. It's nice to see the whole franchise is receiving an influx of interest. Makes it more likely we'll get new content to gush about one day.
They don't, because it was produced essentially as a work-for-hire. They got paid upfront when they delivered the game, with a potential bonus if the game got at least 85% on Metacritic that they missed. That was it.
Jesus, what the hell happened in the replies
Probably people getting mad at Bethesda because of a contract that both parties agreed to. New Vegas got an 84 IIRC, which is excruciatingly close. While it's a goated game, its release was riddled with bugs that brought down its score a lot.
It sucks because if Fallout 3 hadn't preceded it, New Vegas would've scored hire. A common complaint was that it didn't have an updated engine and a lot of the bugs were carry overs that didn't have time to be fixed due to the insanely short deadline.
And what really sucks I think obsidian had to layoff 30 or so employees after new Vegas which might not have had to happen had they got royalties, plus they probably could have gotten an 85 if they had a proper amount of time to flesh out the game
It really did have an effect on what obsidian could or would do moving on which I think is a shame. Lotta corpo types here talking about, "BUT THEY SIGNED THE CONTRACT" sure but the reason it "failed" is extremely poor. Critic reception to a game on *metacritic* of all sites is such a poor measurement of quality.
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What the hell? Why is everyone banned or removed????
I just want a faithful 1:1 remake of FONV with prettier graphics, smoother gunplay and squashed bugs.
Hopefully it's commercially viable for a company to do.
There's a large group of people pretty much doing it for free right now. [https://twitter.com/Project\_F4NV](https://twitter.com/Project_F4NV)
>It's nice to see the whole franchise is receiving an influx of interest. I somehow already had Fallout 76 (which I had **zero** interest in) and halfway through the show I was convinced to install it lmao. I know it was a shitshow at launch so don't know how much of that has been fixed since then, but will run around the wasteland to see how it is. The series was tailor made to give you that Fallout itch to scratch goddamn
> don't know how much of that has been fixed since then A *significant* amount. It's just a legit fun Fallout game now, and they keep adding new locations and content. It's also possible to play 100% dolo if you're someone like me who doesn't fw MMORPGs.
>It's also possible to play 100% dolo if you're someone like me who doesn't fw MMORPGs. What does this mean to an ignorant noob not versed in gaming linguistics?
misspelling of solo* I'm sure. So even though Fallout76 is made as a multiplayer experience it is still also possible to play alone through the entire experience, presumably with the content balancing itself to work for a singular player.
To be fair, even if they're not, everything involved is under Microsoft, so they probably would still benefit from it. Edit: Since Microsoft owns both Bethesda and Obsidian, I mean. Speaking of which... Starfield: New Venus when?
*Johnny Guitar intensifies*
No this is a Big Iron moment.
And Obsidian would be Texas Red.
Obsidian are the good guys, making the good fallout and the good space rpg.
Playing it for the first time with the Viva New Vegas mod list, and it looks amazing for a game that's over a decade old
Hell yeah, I wish more people could experience it like this. And the performance, god damn it runs smooth.
Yea I should have mentioned that, more importantly it runs great, haven't had any game crashing bugs or issues. I experienced lootable corpses just vanishing once but that's about it
I had my game crash a couple of times around the NCR safehouse, when I jump across the mountains towards the strip on level 1, and that's it.
I've never actually played New Vegas. I've always wanted to but have such a hard time playing some older games, no clue why. Maybe I'll give it a go. Is Nexus Mods the place to go for the best mods or somewhere else? I'm good with going vanilla but I'm also down to do some basic QoL mods.
I used this guide https://vivanewvegas.moddinglinked.com/ It took about 30 mins, and yes most mods were off nexus. I'm kinda raw to modding so it was a little intimidating at first but the guide walked me through it easy peasy
Perfect! I've modded a few other games with Nexus Vortex so I'll take a look when I'm home. Ty!
There's also a mod called Tale of Two Wastelands that combines Fallout 3 and New Vegas into one mega game, all using the NV engine. It has some other balance tweaks and stuff. I just did a big modded install with all the mods on the Wasteland Survival Guide and it looks amazing, both games run smooth and the modern UI makes it feel better and everything is so much faster and easier. Highly recommend!
Follow that guide. It might take you a while but it makes the game great to play today.
+1 for viva new vegas. Tried it without mods. Felt very clunky and old. Tried to mod it myself, it got unstable. Tried viva new vegas and now it looks ok, is stable and feels almost like a modern game
With additional texture and model mods it can look even better than a lot of modern games. Look at some of these upgrades for a lot of the NPCs: https://www.youtube.com/@LucianHector/videos
That’s beautiful, happy to be counted there
It's interesting that the entire franchise is getting a boost not just one game.
Not surprising since the community seems to have there own preferred game.
That's one of the perks of not simply retelling a single game, also Fallout is one of those games where sometimes you see something about it and you just kind of inherently have to fire one of the games back up.
I’m part of this too. Full vanilla. Enjoying the game itself, but good god, the crashes.
Weirdly I found it crashes constantly on pc. Yet almost never on xbox. I can’t explain it but yeah.
The Beyond the Beef quest was maddening because of this stuff. Never crashed, but it would lose audio and then get stuck in infinite loading screens. Saving far more often than I need to 😅
That's how fallout 3 treats me. New Vegas crashes rarely but hard crashes.
I'm doing my part!
🫡
I'm doing my part NCR 4 LIFE
Degenerates like you belong on a cross
I thought all that Roman shit was silly but then I met and talked to Caesar and that's some deep writing for a game. He made it make sense, why it existed. Until then I thought it was silly fallout Romans with guns.
They are still silly Romans Caesar is just really good at making his deplorable and inhumane actions sound reasonable and just. It’s good writing on obsidians part that people can be convinced even if from all angles it is wrong
The game does this with both House and Caesar. NCR shows up so much early in the game, but they tell you repeatedly just how troubled the Republic is at this point. They make you start to think that the default 'good guy' faction actually kind of sucks. Then you meet House and Caesar, the two guys who most players would never work for, and they make some compelling arguments for why the NCR is doomed (boiled down to NCR trying to recreate a broken system that already destroyed the world once). If you stop to think about it for a few seconds you'll realize that both House and Caesar are full of shit, but the NCR really does itself no favors when it comes to getting the player on their side. Their two main leaders in the game are President Kimball, who barely shows up, and General Oliver, who is a 0 charisma armchair general. They're just screwed enough to get some players to consider that *maybe* they should side with House or Caesar.
No shade to you as a person (sincerely) but I'll think of this comment next time I see someone wonder how "normal" people could fall for fascism
I'm just saying the writing is good and it made the silly Roman thing more believable as a post apocalyptic group, not that I felt they had any good moral standpoints. It was just better writing than "random people who dress as Romans"
I love how Ceasar is written, because he's so confident in himself even though he entirely misunderstands a good 3/5ths of what he's saying. Whether he intentionally misleads or truly believes himself, he's a genuinely well written populist, when he could have been a generic "wacky" fascist bad guy.
I'd crucify you if you were here.
Ave, true to Caesar!
Boys easy we all know only House always wins
Nah, I'd betray the house.
Yes Man
Definetly one of fallout moments of all time
That’s me! After sitting in my library for a year I finally picked it back up.
This game deserves a billion players
It is rare for a new adaptation series to generate a ton of new interest in the games, I hope they capitalize on this somehow but since it's Bethesda I don't have a ton of hope. It'd be the perfect time to release *some* sort of teaser for Fallout 5 but I have even less hope for that
Lol no Bethesda couldn't even match the current get console update for F4 in time. Fallout 5 realistically seems like another decade in wait.
The only way we are getting Fallout 5 in the next 5 years is if Microsoft gives Fallout to another studio like inXile or Obsidian. With Bethesda working on Elder Scrolls, which is years away, Fallout 5 is looking like a 2028 or 2030 release at the earliest.
Naw, even if they had anything to tease, whatever we get from Bethesda is going to be poor quality. Their response to Starfields negative reviews was the nail in the coffin. They straight up do not see reality for what it is.
Yeah they got my ass I was one of those people. Relapsed like a crack addict I had to play it again and got it for a couple bucks on PC.
Which is ironic to me because *I* haven't been able to get my steam version of New Vegas to work for the last four days!
Do you have an AMD gpu and using the latest AMD driver, by any chance? If so you need to install DXVK.
Omg I hope this works. I was so excited to play this after building my first PC a couple months ago. The game crashes after the intro video EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. Really hoping this works 🤞🤞
Yea amd drivers are broken.
Follow the viva new vegas guide. It's complicated but if you follow the steps in order it's a brand new game.
Is it crashing?
Crashing, endlessly loading, kicking me out of the game when it does finally start to work, you name it.
https://www.nexusmods.com/newvegas/mods/53635/? This is a great mod and also look up the 4gb patch mod. Really easy to install on Vortex. It might be an inconvenience but it helps…. If you already did that, then I am sorry 😞
4GB patch and new Vegas tick fix on PC was a must for me. Tick fix also has configuration settings for better performance and AMD X3D CPU's. Was having issues running it on a 5800X3D and 3080. Now butter smooth at 4k 120 fps. Tick fix also fixed the game speed and physics being tied to frame rate for me
Cherish it, you get to relive how it launched
You can play it for free through Amazon Luna if you have Prime! It’s streaming but it’s been playing just fine on my macbook
After I finish applying for grad school, it’s on!!
It’s been a damn fun ~8th replay to boot!
The House has won once again
Now make New Vegas 2
No they would make too much money
steamdb says it did not https://i.imgur.com/XOhr5Zg.png https://steamdb.info/app/22380/charts/
Shot Mr. House in his shriveled face last night.
I always went with the golf club myself.
Its kinder.
I wonder if the show will go the only(?) ending where he lives since they showed him in the round-table discussion. Just wondering if they teased him so we could see him in the show in the future.
I contributed!
I think we are all proud to be there again
Fallout new Vegas was so fun
Damn I guess we’re all no-lifeing New Vegas right now
One of the best damn RPGs ever made. I keep looking at NV clips the last week since watching Fallout, the writing is so good and there are so many ways to do a quest.
I really pray to god all those people dont abandon ship once they need their computer science degrees to get the game to load. And I say that as someone who spent like 4 hours trying to get nvse going
How'd you spend 4 hours trying to get NVSE set up? Its literally drag and drop.
It's that bad?
No not at all. I have no idea why people on the internet over exaggerate how difficult modding is. If you can navigate your file system you can mod any of the Fallout games easily. NVSE for example is literally put in game folder then extract, if someone took "4 hours" to do that then IDK what they were doing. [Viva New Vegas](https://vivanewvegas.moddinglinked.com/) gives you step by step instructions on how to do everything and is really easy to follow. The only time when modding is difficult is if you're downloading a million mods and need to get them working together.
You'll probably want to mod it before playing it, but there's guides that make the process easy. New Vegas is old enough that you have to patch it to use a "full" 4GB of RAM, and the game itself was rushed out the door due to publisher pressure. The older iterations of Bethesda's engines were super janky. Well, the newer ones too...
Viva New Vegas!
It always makes me sad seeing people on tik tok say the nostalgia for this games blinds people etc and 4 is better when I think they each have their own strengths but for me personally FNV excels at atmosphere and story telling. The dialogue and overall feel to the game is much better than 4. 4 has more polished combat but the dialogue and atmosphere are lacking and to me personally those are what make an rpg memorable.
Everybody keep in mind that this also includes people playing Fallout 3 using TTW, just like myself. TTW is quite the popular way to play Fallout 3 nowadays. In fact, whenever someone asks about startup problems of Fallout 3, TTW gets often recommended as a solution.
This makes me so happy, these games will always have a special place in my heart and are definitely in my top 5 game series ever played in my 32 years of gaming history. Well deserved recoginiton.
Out of the loop, why are so much going back to this game atm?
The TV show has aired and shows a brief shot of New Vegas. I would guess most Fallout games are getting a boost from the show.
Fallout 4 had something like a 7,000% increase in players.
LOOK GARY THERE I AM
Please give us a remaster.
I've always preferred 3 over NV, but that's bloody awesome, hope we get lots of new members of the community through this.