My pet peeve with New Vegas, just as it was with Fallout 3, is that you get A LOT of dialogue choices about things you shouldn't have any knowledge of. I still remember the first time I walked into Megaton in F3, started talking with the sheriff and these were basically the immediate dialogue options:
1. [Dialogue choice 1]
2. [Dialogue choice 2]
3. "I could help you disarm that bomb"
4. Goodbye.
"There's... a bomb here somewhere?", I thought to myself. A gutpunch to the immersion. That was just the first such punch of many to come, but still.
I could rant a dozen pages about the flaws and shortcomings of Fallout 3 and NV. It's just amazing how those damn games still managed to be so popular. Personally, I enjoyed NV more than F3, simply due to its atmosphere. Guess I'm more of a desert person at heart, rather than a ruinedcity person.
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Thank you all for the info on new Vegas. I didn't like Fallout 3 and it sounds like I wouldn't like Vegas either. Maybe I'm the only one but the main thing that drove me crazy in Fallout 3 was the borrrring scenery. Nothin but gray landscape interspersed with gray broken concrete. I realize that it is supposed to be a wasteland but so was Fallout 1 and 2 and even Tactics and I found those games to be extremely replayable. Graphics usually aren't a priority with me but that sparsley populated dull landscape just finally got to me about half way through and I found myself looking to other games.
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Fallout: New Vegas is one of the better RPGs out there.
Not as good as Fallout 1 or 2, but still...
Not as good as Fallout 1 or 2, but still...
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I like Fallout 3 more than NW. Better story and I don't like NW:s cowboy theme. NW feels also more unbalanced and I don't mind to tinker with ammo etc.
And why so many games are placed in wasteland? It's quite boring after all. I would love to see more "space opera".
And why so many games are placed in wasteland? It's quite boring after all. I would love to see more "space opera".
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Re: Fallout: New Vegas
I like Fallout:New Vegas better than Fallout 3. I like the fact that your character can side with either faction or none. I thought the cowboy theme added something different and that the protagonist did not come from a vault. I also like the dlc of Fallout:NV better than Fallout 3's. The Dead Money dlc was very challenging. Do not get me wrong I like Fallout 3. I simply like Fallout:NV more.
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Absolutely FONV was better written, better done, and much more content than FO3 and being from new england but living in texas i love the cowboy aspect since there are not many real good cowboy feeling games.
either way though, over 100 hrs in each! lol
either way though, over 100 hrs in each! lol
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I love the mods for fnv they are incredible
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