I haven't had much time to play it due to work, but that moment when I first met the Legion in...erm that town where they've hung people on crosses was totally awsome. I felt it really captured the mood.
Day off tomorrow. Day of Fallout.
I haven't had much time to play it due to work, but that moment when I first met the Legion in...erm that town where they've hung people on crosses was totally awsome. I felt it really captured the mood.
Day off tomorrow. Day of Fallout.
Finally bothered going to meet Caesar.
What a disappointment. That classless scrotum conquered 86 tribes? This crass thug is renowned for his charisma? I expected someone who put this gig together to have some majesty, some gravitas. But he's barely a step above a common raider.
I blew his head off .... I suppose you could say I thanked him for his tweetment.
YEEEEAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHH
I fiiinally started New Vegas today! I'm super excited.
Indeed, and it was easy as smurf to smurf the man over with what he wanted me to do, too. I kinda felt guilty and sorry for him, as opposed to the "ohhhhhhOriginally Posted by I'm my own MILF
what have I gotten myself into?" fear I felt when I first arrived in Nipton.
Also, they need to retune some of karma effects. I got in more trouble with the Legion for raiding a tiny slave camp and freeing a couple of powder gangers than for betraying Caesar and helping Mr. House and the NCR to undo everything he's spent the last four years setting up. The first one meant ASSASSINS, ASSASSINS EVERYWHERE. The second one meant... nothing happened. Though admittedly I got so into the story that I just beelined for the ending so perhaps I didn't give them enough time to show?
Have to agree there, visiting Caesars fort was kinda underwhelming. But at least he got the pronunciation of the name right, so that's a +1 for him.
As for the game, I like F3 more. Just had more of that post-apocalyptic atmosphere about it with DC in ruins and whatnot. Right now I brought the Platinum Chip back to Mr. House and I'm off to recruit the Boomers to his cause.
also, Bethesda needs to hire themselves some audio guys because having like 3 songs in a game this big is a smurfing embarrassment.
Last edited by kotora; 11-14-2010 at 05:12 PM.
This twenty-year-old boy was distinguished from childhood by strange qualities, a dreamer and an eccentric. A girl fell in love with him, and he went and sold her to a brothel...
I agree, it's the only thing holding it back from being my favourite.
Still, I've had a couple of days to play it and it's seriously awsome, and I LIKE VAULTS, there I said it. I just got to level 20 and unlocked all the places on the map so I immediately went to all the vaults, anyone seen that vault where they have to sacrifice one person from the vault so often or the vault systems will 'shut down'? That place was great.
I haven't really gotten through much of the main story, I've been doing the millions of other quests they have (usually just by getting sidetracked when on my way through the story).
I was shocked and speechless when I saw Lily...the "female" crazyass supermutant. 0_0
She's actually a sweet old lady too.
Vault 11 is my favorite place in the game after reading all the security logs. That was a seriously messed up and humorous vault.
Best bug yet: Fast traveled to Red Rock Canyon and Boone suddenly decides that he's tired of walking and literally slaughters every single Khan in sight...and the best part is I didn't lose any rep nor did anyone else become hostile after that. But watching the battle ensuing was awesome.
It's just so much fun to load up on turbo, grab a chainsaw, top it all off with the lovely party hat, and then march into a sleeping quarters. The room becomes decorated with blood, limbs and organs. No reason for doing it. I do it just 'cause I can.
Yeah, this Vault was SO awesome. The atmosphere of this game is so top-notch with the original that it's amazing!Vault 11 is my favorite place in the game after reading all the security logs. That was a seriously messed up and humorous vault.
lol I just saw Lt. Boyd typing on the broken computer in her office at McCarran.
This twenty-year-old boy was distinguished from childhood by strange qualities, a dreamer and an eccentric. A girl fell in love with him, and he went and sold her to a brothel...
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