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Anyone got any mods that lets you use campfire skills at a stove/oven? I'm tired of not having one near my Lucky 38 suite.
Ooh, I just got burned.
An hour of playing without doing a save, then suddenly... Fallout New Vegas has stopped working. And somewhere during that hour I got my hands on a carbine rifle that was worth 4000 caps! Finally VATS was working from range.
Damn.
What I did was follow the road anti-clockwise around from the bottom town early on in the quest, but stray from the path and explore the settlements around Novac and the bottom/right corner of the map. Got a lot of cave exploring done, some nice gear and side jerbs pickdup.
Never really had any issue with difficulty on normal hardcore, so either this is a good route to take or I just got lucky with my build.
I no longer know what I'm doing or why.
Benny has fled from Vegas to Caesar's camp with the chip. I'm supposed to get it from him - but why? I'm not really following this. I mean, I don't really feel motivated to do this. The stakes just just don't feel high to me.
Obsidian should have made the main quest reward driven, so that you'd constantly be striving towards a known goal.
The wild goose chase aspect of this is growing thin.
>> I'm supposed to get it from him - but why?
>> I don't really feel motivated to do this.
So, the fact that he shot you in the face for it doesn't pique your interest, just a little? You're not even annoyed at him for leaving you in a shallow grave?
>> I'm supposed to get it from him - but why?
>> I don't really feel motivated to do this.
So, the fact that he shot you in the face for it doesn't pique your interest, just a little? You're not even annoyed at him for leaving you in a shallow grave?
I'm beginning to think that Wabe doesn't actually read any of the dialogue in the game, based on how he doesn't understand most motivations behind the characters or quests.
And you don't have to get the Platinum Chip if you don't want to.
After beating this game, it really is what FO3 should have been. In fact, FO3 just seems like a lame spin-off title now with barely any relation to the series or continuity. Hopefully Obsidian helms Fallout 4, but that is incredibly unlikely.
My biggest hope is that this is finally the last outing for the Gamebryo engine for any game. It just damned well needs to be.
Pretty sure Bethesda said at one point that TES5 would be using an in-house engine.
Maybe they'll use the Rage engine for Fallout 4. *DROOOL*
They're more likely to use the idTech5 engine. Rage engine is sweet but I think it's for GTA IV only pretty much.Maybe they'll use the Rage engine for Fallout 4. *DROOOL*
They're more likely to use the idTech5 engine. Rage engine is sweet but I think it's for GTA IV only pretty much.
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2010-08-12-id-tech-5-only-for-bethesda-titles
Just finished vault 34 ... and now I am armed to the teeth. That armory was stocked.
They're more likely to use the idTech5 engine. Rage engine is sweet but I think it's for GTA IV only pretty much.
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2010-08-12-id-tech-5-only-for-bethesda-titles
I must have done something wrong with this one, I keep hearing it was packed full of goodies but all I saw in there was lots of 34 security gear, the All American which is awful and about 30 10mm pistols and frag grenades.
You're confusing the iD game Rage which uses idTech 5 with Rockstar's R.A.G.E. (Rockstar Advanced Game Engine)
In other news, I went back to Fallout 3 and basically did everything. Now trying to escape Raven Rock, the game crashes every single time I exit the base nomatter what I do (even removing all mods, putting the game back to stock, trying ever console trick, etc.). This is after slaving through tons of bugs inside the Jefferson Memorial and Vault 87 and inside Raven Rock itself where the game will slow down, the controls would cut it, the game would randomly freeze, etc.
I've had it with Gamebyro and Fallout on this engine. It's just not worth the pain. I think I'll pass on Vegas. It would be weird anyway, to go back to being a weak character when in Fallout 3, proper management of skills and learning pretty much meant that I had 100 skill points in almost everything.
I no longer know what I'm doing or why.
Benny has fled from Vegas to Caesar's camp with the chip. I'm supposed to get it from him - but why? I'm not really following this. I mean, I don't really feel motivated to do this. The stakes just just don't feel high to me.
Obsidian should have made the main quest reward driven, so that you'd constantly be striving towards a known goal. Do you even know what the platinum chip does yet?
The wild goose chase aspect of this is growing thin.
I'm beginning to think that Wabe doesn't actually read any of the dialogue in the game, based on how he doesn't understand most motivations behind the characters or quests. And you don't have to get the Platinum Chip if you don't want to.
You're confusing the iD game Rage which uses idTech 5 with Rockstar's R.A.G.E. (Rockstar Advanced Game Engine)
In other news, I went back to Fallout 3 and basically did everything. Now trying to escape Raven Rock, the game crashes every single time I exit the base nomatter what I do (even removing all mods, putting the game back to stock, trying ever console trick, etc.). This is after slaving through tons of bugs inside the Jefferson Memorial and Vault 87 and inside Raven Rock itself where the game will slow down, the controls would cut it, the game would randomly freeze, etc.
I've had it with Gamebyro and Fallout on this engine. It's just not worth the pain. I think I'll pass on Vegas. It would be weird anyway, to go back to being a weak character when in Fallout 3, proper management of skills and learning pretty much meant that I had 100 skill points in almost everything.
I've had it with Gamebyro and Fallout on this engine. It's just not worth the pain. I think I'll pass on Vegas. It would be weird anyway, to go back to being a weak character when in Fallout 3, proper management of skills and learning pretty much meant that I had 100 skill points in almost everything.
Parmenides said:Man, if you don't kill everyone off, it's real easy to see how Obsidian is superior to most game devs in writing quality.
Perhaps it's odd, but I've not had a single crash with this game at this point. Anyone else?
Yeah, the Gamebryo engine is a steaming pile of shit. New Vegas is going to be the last Fallout game I buy on day one by Bethesda if they continue to use this engine. It's hideous, terribly unstable and they don't seem to be attempting to improve it at all.
Most people won't notice this, however, considering how the Bethesda forums is full of complaints like "It's an inferior Fallout game because there's not enough loot or dungeons".
Loot and dungeons. This is what Todd Howard has done to the franchise.
Perhaps it's odd, but I've not had a single crash with this game at this point. Anyone else?
>> the All American which is awful
How so? Marksman carbines are pretty good, and this is an uprated one, what's not to love? There's also a couple of grenade launchers, a minigun, a riot shotgun, even a pulse gun, which is just awesome. What exactly were you hoping for then?
Here's some insider knowledge!
Originally, Obsidian intended for you to be able to play after beating the game, but due to the space constraints on a DVD9, well, they just couldn't fit another 20,000 or so lines of people reacting to what you did throughout the game.
Here's some insider knowledge!
Originally, Obsidian intended for you to be able to play after beating the game, but due to the space constraints on a DVD9, well, they just couldn't fit another 20,000 or so lines of people reacting to what you did throughout the game.
This doesn't really make sense, because the current game's dialogue system is broken and it's just a job done sloppy. It's not consistent with your actions and such.
Lazy designers.
I didn't find any of those. I checked all my companions since they can apparently vacuum good stuff up, and Veronica had the special minigun. All that I found in 34 (and I did find the armoury) was 10mm stuff and the riot shotgun.
I was underwhelmed with the All American because it just wasn't nearly as good as anything else I had about ten levels before. By the time I found it I had 100 in guns and it still didn't come close to This Machine, the Cowboy Rifle or Brush Gun or even some of the pistols like Lucky. The round just doesn't have the stopping power compared to other just as common ammunition. I didn't even find it to be that accurate. Fired carefully at glowing ones it would take over ten round to drop one, compared to a single round from anything else.