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Multi Fallout: New Vegas
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Josey Wales
Evil Poptart
Best way to play is on Hardcore with the hardest difficulty - this goes for any game
slicer4ever
Coding random shit
i would agree with most games, except rpg's with low level caps(like fallout), while playing on a harder difficulty does make things harder, generally it means u gain exp faster, and hit the level cap faster, with a game like fallout, i don't want to be hitting the level cap when i've only explored 50% of the wastes
Josey Wales
Evil Poptart
Im pretty sure the level experience adjust for hardcore mode and hard difficulty so you dont level too fast. Besides, with Fallout 3, for example, leveling was more of a priority for skills, not so much status - considering you maxed at level 20 - it was almost a pointless feature other than to give some space to leveling attributes and abilities
Seth
MD Party Room
http://kotaku.com/5666721/fallout-new-vegas-first-dlc-will-be-xbox+exclusive
Fuck Fuck Fuck
now the FALLOUT: NEW VEGAS COLLECTOR'S is sold out everywhere so I cant even exchange it, all this just to save 15 bucks FML. Some things never change
Fuck Fuck Fuck
now the FALLOUT: NEW VEGAS COLLECTOR'S is sold out everywhere so I cant even exchange it, all this just to save 15 bucks FML. Some things never change
I don't know how I feel about this. I was super OCD with ammo in Fallout 3. I always had max ammo on my spare weapons.
Also, servers you right Seth. Stupid choice on your part given the track record of DLC with this Fallout 3.
Also, servers you right Seth. Stupid choice on your part given the track record of DLC with this Fallout 3.
TeamOverload
Active Member
http://kotaku.com/5666721/fallout-new-vegas-first-dlc-will-be-xbox+exclusive
Fuck Fuck Fuck
now the FALLOUT: NEW VEGAS COLLECTOR'S is sold out everywhere so I cant even exchange it, all this just to save 15 bucks FML. Some things never change
It'll come in time. Yes, it sucks, but there's usually enough content in these games to keep you busy for a long while anyways. No need to be disappointed about lack of DLC yet before the games even out =P
slicer4ever
Coding random shit
if memory serves me right, wasn't the PS3 version the one that was uber glitchy and broken?
Joey
New Member
For a couple weeks, but they fixed it. It had more to do with the how the game handled PSN, rather than anything to do with the game it's self.
slicer4ever
Coding random shit
idk about the pc, but i didn't have any issues with the 360, once in a while vats would freeze for a couple of minutes, but that was pretty rare for me tbh
Fallout 3 on PC was fine, had its fair share of minor bugs (which Bethesda title hasn't?) but never encountered any game breaking issues. Can't speak for the PS3 version though.
Anyways, I'll be picking this one up on PC. Modding potential + high-res textures make it the definitive version by far. I believe it also uses Steamworks.
Anyways, I'll be picking this one up on PC. Modding potential + high-res textures make it the definitive version by far. I believe it also uses Steamworks.
TeamOverload
Active Member
I had a glitch on one of the main story missions where I could not progress past, requiring me to start over, so yeah I'd say the 360 version wasn't too great.
TeamOverload
Active Member
Basically sounds like those of us who did enjoy Fallout 3 will enjoy this as well. Like they've said all along, it's not a true sequel, so you have to think of it that way going in.
Bran
Yell
Yeah, that's what I heard a lot about.
TeamOverload
Active Member
G4 Review is up. Similar to Joystiq's: http://g4tv.com/games/xbox-360/61733/fallout-new-vegas/review/