Fallout: New Vegas

[Abraham Smashington]

Still haven't played this since I installed NWN2

[Captain Russ]

Enjoy those invisible dice rolls...

[Abraham Smashington]

I AM MOTHERTRUCKER I'M A GOD.

[Captain Russ]

LOOOOOOL

DUNGEON NERD

[Abraham Smashington]

Totally. I'd love to test this game multiplayer style cause it could be pretty fucking cool. The options are insane for your character. IT's straight 3.5 rules.

[Captain Russ]

I don't even know what that means.

You have outnerded this nerd. Today you rule this corner of the innernet through sheer force of nerdwill.

[Captain Russ]

RE: Dead Money.

The companions were the standouts of the add-on. I wish I could have taken all three of them back into the Mojave.

[BillyG]

Good god the patch feels like it broke the game even more. I played for about 30 minutes and all I got for my time was enemies falling into environment and the game freezing for 10-15 seconds at a time over and over and over.

[Nathan]

Anyone know how the hell to get into vault 3? The only door I've found says you must enter at another location or something.

[Captain Russ]

Use the yellow console next to the vault, and you're in the drug dealing paradise of the Fiends.

(You've probably already figured it out, but hurr durr I slept in)

[Nathan]

Yeah, that pesky box to the left. DERRPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP

[Captain Russ]

Unbeknownst to me, new DLC hit this past Tuesday.

Started playing it last night and it is pretty cool so far.

Lots of canyons, the resurgence of Native American tribal warfare, and the mutant bears (yao guai) are back and have grown to the size of buicks.

[Ed Hocken]

I saw the review on gametrailers. I enjoyed the origin story of the burned guy.

[Captain Russ]

Played the nice guy the first time through, and the little epilogues were interesting. Salt-On-Wounds won't survive the next playthrough.

I really enjoyed the Burned Man and the hints he dropped for the next DLC, the Divide.

  Spoiler: SPRLR 

seems that we'll finally get that ending to Carnivale in a vidyagame.

Sounds truly fucked up when a man who survived a drop into the Grand Canyon whilst on fire has genuine fear of the place.

But then it is Death Valley, and the Undertaker is from there.

The story found on the PCs in the various caves around Zion is also worth reading. It would be foolish not to search in their immediate area for the supply caches, as that badass on the cover of the disc, the ranger armor fellow? That armor can be found here.

Much much more enjoyable than Dead Money (no alarms or horribly executed action scenes here). The characters beyond Joshua and Daniel are not very robust, and their stock conversations can grate once you've heard them four thousand times, but it is still a pretty solid entry.

[Fil]

So this game is on sale for $10 at Best Buy. I'm wondering if I should get it. I had a little fun in Fallout 3 but I mostly thought it was overrated, long, and boring. Oh, and broken. Should I give this one a shot?