LoneSpektre
First time out of the vault
Who still religiously plays NV? I do!
So its been about two years.
- Thread starter LoneSpektre
- Start date
First time out of the vault
ramessesjones
It Wandered In From the Wastes
I don't play it constantly but recently played through just a few weeks ago and have played through it a couple times this year. It's become sort of fall back game for when I don't feel like playing anything else.
Joelzania
Look, Ma! Two Heads!
Sometimes I pop it in and spawn different enemies to fight each other. That's always fun watching muties v geckos or whatever I like.
thegaresexperience
Water Chip? Been There, Done That
I'm probably going to pick up a copy of the Collector's edition and play through it again. Probably going through the independent route.
Not religiously, but yes.
Thanks to the Ultimate Edition, my sorry german ass can finally enjoy the game the way it was intended, and I feel that with the New Vegas Uncut mods and Sawyer's Mod the game approaches what it was supposed to be.
Thanks to the Ultimate Edition, my sorry german ass can finally enjoy the game the way it was intended, and I feel that with the New Vegas Uncut mods and Sawyer's Mod the game approaches what it was supposed to be.
I am taking a break after having playing it rigorously over the years.
Still my most favorite game of the last two years but I need to break the habit and put some of that energy into other things, including learning how to mod.
Still my most favorite game of the last two years but I need to break the habit and put some of that energy into other things, including learning how to mod.
Walpknut
This ghoul has seen it all
Well, considering that image I posted on The Gaming forum some time ago, I say that yes I still play it. There are some very good mods under all those nude body replacers, Project Nevada and the Uncut mods are some of the best ones. I still play other things, but New Vegas is the game I defailt to when I have nothing newer to play.
Makta
The DICKtator
I actually gave up on NV for now to play F3 with mods. But for some reason i'm glaring over skyrim on steam.. But 70 EU for a game and a DLC is way to much for me >>
Stanislao Moulinsky
Vault Fossil
Yep, still playing it from time to time.
I still got it installed and wouldn't mind another playthrough. Deinstalled Fallout 3 around 2 years ago and I feel no mood to ever touch it again.
WorstUsernameEver
But best title ever!
Not religiously, but I do still replay it from time to time. Mods extended its lifetime quite a bit though, the way they expand character options and such makes the game a lot more replayable than it would be otherwise.
Alphadrop
A right proper chap.
Another person playing it every now and again. Still need to complete it and want to go through Old World Blues again but the start is so bleh now.
Makta
The DICKtator
WorstUsernameEver said:
I wish the "evil" faction was something els instead of gayish Roman wannabes :/ Havent had a real evil playtrough since F2 >>
person
It Wandered In From the Wastes
Makta said:
The only "evil" play through is the Yes Man route . . . you know, I don't think I want any faction to live.
Hmmm, I wonder what endings you would get if you killed Kimball, House, Caesar, and Yes Man. Or, would that glitch the game and not allow you to enter the final battle? I don't play "religiously", but I still play NV.
Alphadrop
A right proper chap.
Yes Man can't be killed, he shoops into another Securitron like Victor.
Lexx said:
For some reason I occasionally think about getting Fallout 3 GOTY edition only to be stopped when I remind myself again why I really don't like the game.
Mods simply can't fix the terrible story and dialog.
person
It Wandered In From the Wastes
The Dutch Ghost said:
Point Lookout and The Pitt really do a lot for the game. I mean, both areas are far more entertaining than the wastes to me.
It'll never beat New Vegas Ultimate but that doesn't mean it's not worth at least one playthrough.
SnapSlav
NMA's local DotA fanatic
I often wonder about this. I mean, HAVE there been any organized efforts to potentially put together a mod that "re-dubs" much of FONV (or FO3)? For me, besides the obvious engine shortcomings, the lack of enunciation, acting, personifying, and VARIETY in voices was the game's biggest drawback. But I'd seen videos of mod content that some players had created that INCLUDED "new voices". They weren't great, by any stretch, but they were new NPCs, with mouth animations roughly matching (no better or worse than the game already had) fully voiced dialog. So if that could be created, wouldn't it be possible for a mod to be made to essentially add in a couple dozen more voice actors' audio to give the Wasteland a feeling of there being more than 3 people? Obviously the logistics of such a thing could be demanding, but I just mean, CAN'T it be done, and has it?The Dutch Ghost said:
Naturally, TDG wasn't speaking about the audio alone, but mods "changing" the audio is what I've been pondering for a long time.
As for FONV 2 years later... I was playing it fairly regularly up until 2 months ago, when some major PC issues started plaguing me. But besides that, I've basically been playing FONV fairly regularly, no matter how much time has passed. I still play FO1 and FO2 for the same reasons; it doesn't matter to me how old the game is, just how good it is.