Fallout: New Vegas, Is It Worth It?
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Yes!! I don't think I can EVER endorse this game enough. It is an AMAZING game. The setting is fantastic, the story is quite cool and the game itself gives you some amazing choices that will, I promise you, make you stop and think "Hmmm, did I really just intuitively make that choice? I didn't think I would've; but, now that I have.... I see myself in a WHOLE new light."
That happened to me. I was surprised at myself for siding with House, even though I CLEARLY thought it was the right thing to do now.
Well done Obsidian. You have literally told me more about myself than my parents ever have (not Hyperbole).
That happened to me. I was surprised at myself for siding with House, even though I CLEARLY thought it was the right thing to do now.
Well done Obsidian. You have literally told me more about myself than my parents ever have (not Hyperbole).
It's an awesome game, and I didn't really experience many bugs, and I bought it at release. In fact, I didn't get a single game breaking bug, which means I had more when I played F3, and even that was only one bug, which I managed to work around.
So yeah, game is totally worth it.
So yeah, game is totally worth it.
The latest update fixed the major bugs as long as you have it downloaded to your hard-drive, it's a good game, but, as ever with fallout, the story is shockingly poor but the side-quests seem to make up for it and the characters are so good, again, as always.
Not that bad, I've never had it freeze on me. I have seen a few weird graphical clipping twitches, but those are few and far between.Captain Epic said:
True, the bugs were really annoying when the game came out, but the patches have fixed about 90% of them. And it's a good addition to the series. Sure, it's nowhere near as good as
Fallout 3, but it's still good, definitely worth playing.
Fallout 3, but it's still good, definitely worth playing.
Jesus it's the buggiest game I've ever seen. All the freezes, crashes, and inventory-destroying issues will have you ripping your hair out and tossing your console (or PC, if you're "doin' it right"). And besides the bugs, the quest structure is so ass-backwards, you'll write to Obsidian telling them your mind is full of fuck.
Now, all that said, when the game does work, it works brilliantly! It's as fun as any other Fallout game and twice as expansive. The way they squeezed so many missions into one area while also keeping it fun and new is pretty cool. I think you should just buy it, but be ready to return it if you have a short-fuse.
Now, all that said, when the game does work, it works brilliantly! It's as fun as any other Fallout game and twice as expansive. The way they squeezed so many missions into one area while also keeping it fun and new is pretty cool. I think you should just buy it, but be ready to return it if you have a short-fuse.
Nope. Much less grimdark than Fallout 3 was, more humor like the old games. That being said, there are parts where it gets way darker than 3, but it juxtaposes them well with less dark parts.AnarchistFish said: