Fallout DLC's...

[Wackymon]

So, I bought the fallout new vegas ultimate edition, and I have no idea how to get to any of the DLC area's, and I'd like to hear the best way to go about the DLC's, and how someone with nearly maxed out speach, sneak, barter, and guns to go with this.

And any clever things you noticed, like easter eggs, tips, tricks, and other things.

Also, HOW DO I GET TO THE DLC LOCATIONS, WHERE ARE THEY!

 

[mattttherman3]

Well with sneak, that will help you with dead money. But basically you pretty much should do them in order or of Dead Money, Honest Hearts, Old World Blues, and finally the Lonesome Road. If it comes with Gun runners, well that's where I drew the line at buying dlc. Make sure you're over level 20, because Dead Money is pretty hard even on easy mode. Old World Blues is far and away the best DLC though.

 

[Thunderous Cacophony]

Playing that right now, literally: I'm typing during loading screens.

I'm surprised you haven't yet gotten the quests for them. I also bought the Ultimate Edition, and as soon as I'd finished making my character and stepped outside the doctor's house I got 4 quests directing me to the places where the DLC starts, along with all the Gun Runners Arsenal and Courier's Stash stuff. But, assuming you have a glitch, here's how to get there in game.


Honest Hearts: Starts at the Northern Passage. On the Pip-Boy map, it's north side of the city ruins, past the last road but close by. If I remember, there is a farm nearby, and the entrance is a crack in a cliff.

Dead Money: Starts at the Abandoned BoS Bunker south of Camp Forlorn Hope, a bit east of a straight line down. Look for a hatch in the ground.

Old World Blues: Starts at the Mojave Drive-In south of Nipton. It's a big drive-in with a crashed satellite, you can't miss it.

The Lonesome Road: Starts at Canyon Wreckage east of Primm: just climb the bank beside the NCR tents and walk towards the coyotes.

Any more questions, including how your stats will help you and what perks are recommended, you can probably find answers here: http://fallout.wikia.com/wiki/Fallout_Wiki

P.S. "Clever things"? Can you be more specific?

 

[Jazoni89]

I've got a tip for Honest Hearts. After you get pass the bridge at the beginning, don't shoot the enemy on the top part of the cliff, because you are more than likely to kill a friendly NPC by the name of Follows Chalk who pop ups behind him to kill him. If you do shoot him however, the DLC will be rendered uncompletable, and you would have to restart from a previous save.

A terrible design decision on Obsidian's part definitely.

I do like Honest Hearts though, there's lot's to explore, and the Yaoi Guai from Fallout 3 are a great addition.