You have to walk across a boring ass desert in New Vegas. You're only stopped when there's a random encounter. The difference is that in Fallout 1 and 2 you "fast traveled" across the map most of the time. I had to explore the map while playing Fallout 1 to find any of the fucking settlements. It's easier to be immersed in being an NCR soldier because you can do missions for them. You can't easily feel like a Legion soldier when you hardly ever get missions, like a soldier would. In my honest opinion, this game is complete and utter garbage.Īs much as the characters say "muh safe roads", it hardly outweighs how everyone calls them faggy misogynistic fascist slavers.īut it's really hard to roleplay when the game doesn't enable your decisions. Why focus on writing this character when you could write some good Pro-Legion quests to make them actually worthwhile? Why? You could be focusing on much more crucial things than Mr.
IIRC, Chris Avellone wrote millions of lines of dialogue for Ulysses but he never made it into the base game. The real problem is Obsidian's AWFUL time management. Some people say that all of New Vegas's faults is because of it's 18 month development cycle but I don't really think that's much of a problem. It feels like an episode of Rick and Morty. I've seen a lot of complaints about Bethesda's Fallout being "le wacky 60s themed nuke game", but OWB fits that bill exactly. Old World Blues was the stinkiest shit I've ever sniffed though. Though there was not a lot of choice and a lot of scripted events. Too many cooks in the kitchen and all that. Probably because less people made the story. The only part I *really* enjoyed from New Vegas was Dead Money. They feel like they were shoehorned in there. Why doesn't that happen in New Vegas?Īnd why are the Enclave and BoS in this game? They almost never play a significant role in the story. In 3, if you nuked Megaton, you would fail the main quest and get a new one without any quest markers. No consequence for killing Manny Vargas or Beagle. Despite having a more locations than Fallout 3, New Vegas feels a LOT more empty.Īnd, unlike in 3, if you kill someone who has a lead on Benny, there's always a fallback. Not to mention there's more NCR content than any other faction.īesides that, the world is very boring. Almost every single companion will despise you unless you choose NCR. The Legion would be worth it if it wasn't so lacking in quests and companions. House is almost exactly the same as Yes Man. Yes Man is just a fallback if you were a smooth-brain and failed every other faction's quests. There's no point in siding with Yes Man or House or the Legion. Have finished the game without any DLC before this though. Just finished playing New Vegas up to OWB.
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