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You can purchase it digitally by clicking to go to the official Steam store page of Fallout: New Vegas.  Fallout: New Vegas takes place during the year 2281, four years after the events of Fallout 3, and 204 years after the Great War of 2077, making this installment chronologically the latest in the series thus far. The game is set in post-apocalyptic Las Vegas, Nevada, and the Mojave Desert, which is known as the "Mojave Wasteland." The Mojave Wasteland is roughly the same size as the "Capital Wasteland" in Fallout 3, and is spread across parts of real-world Nevada and Arizona. Part of Fallout and Fallout 2's Core Region also appears in the form of California. Unlike other cities in the Fallout series, Las Vegas was not struck directly by a nuclear attack. Its buildings remain intact, and mutation of its inhabitants is minimal. The city and its surroundings are divided between various factions, but there are three major powers competing for control of the region: The New California Republic (NCR), Caesar's Legion, and Mr. House. The NCR's military, returning from Fallout 2, is now bloated and mismanaged, but controls the majority of territories in the Mojave. The slave-driving, Roman Army-styled Caesar's Legion, formed by its leader, Caesar, conquered and united 86 tribes and now plans to conquer New Vegas. Mr. House, the mysterious businessman rumoured to be 200 years old, controls New Vegas with an army of "Securitron" security robots. There are many other factions and groups as well, including the Boomers, a tribe of heavily armed vault dwellers, Powder Gangers, violent groups of escaped convicts, Great Khans, a tribe of drug dealers and raiders from Fallout, and the Brotherhood of Steel, the technology-craving remnants of the U.S. military. Landmarks featured in Fallout: New Vegas include the Hoover Dam, which supplies power to the city, Nellis Air Force Base and the HELIOS One solar energy plant. The game places the player in the role of a courier working for the Mojave Express, known simply as "the Courier." While delivering a package with a platinum poker chip to New Vegas, the courier is ambushed by Benny, leader of one of the casinos (voiced by Matthew Perry) in New Vegas, who steals the package, shoots the player in the head, and leaves the body in a shallow grave. A robot named Victor witnesses the shooting and brings the courier to Doctor Mitchell in Goodsprings. At this point, the player enters into character creation and defines the Courier's skills, attributes, name, gender, age and appearance. Although traumatized, the player begins his journey, following Benny to avenge the attack and recover the stolen package, all while exploring the Mojave Wasteland.   Reputation The reputation system from Fallout 2 returns, with some improvements. While you still have karma, people can't magically detect whether you are good or evil, and instead you'll have a reputation with each faction and community that depends on how much you help them or piss them off. More Interesting Companions Companions have far more dialogue and will actually have stuff to say as you progress through the game, rather than just being pack mules with guns. They are easier to order around thanks to a new "Companion Wheel" interface which lets you quickly change their weapons or equipment or behaviour. Companions have special skills and grant you special perks while they are with you. Each companion now has a unique quest, a bit like Mass Effect 2's loyalty missions, and helping them accomplish their missions will grant special perks. Crafting As well as unique weapons, you can also craft chems and food, and use spent casings and powder to craft bullets. You can also use science skill to recycle energy weapon ammunition. Weapon Overhaul Big Guns skill no longer exists, but strength requirements from Fallout 1 and 2 are back; to use a minigun you need to be built like Schwarzenegger but you don't need special training in them. Most guns now have true iron sights aiming (rather than the camera simply zooming in a bit). New Vegas has twice the number of weapons as in Fallout 3, and there are now different types of ammunition, like armour-piercing bullets or overcharged energy cells. Unique weapons have unique appearences rather than just different stats. Non-unique weapons can be modified with scopes, extended magazines, silencers, etc. Armour Overhaul A Mr. Gutsy or Sentry Bot is as tough as a Dalek. Robots and guys in power armour are practically bullet proof, as armour has damage threshold, similar to the system in the old Fallout games. If a weapon's damage per bullet is lower than this threshold it will not penetrate and do only a tiny fraction of the normal damage. Energy weapons tend to have high damage rather than damage per second and are thus well suited; you can also use special armour piercing bullets. Animations and Third Person View Animations have been overhauled so that they no longer look like poo poo. Especially noticable are the excellent animations when you shoot someone and they are reeling in pain. Also the camera angle of the third person view has been altered for a slightly better experience. (It's still seems a bit awkward, though.) Disguises You can wear the clothing or armour of an enemy faction and blend in if you don't draw attention to yourself. Watch out for dogs or elite officers, though, they won't be fooled. Perks and Traits You now get perks at every other level, so you have to choose a bit more carefully. At the start of the game you also have the option to choose Traits. These were in the old 90s games. Traits are kind of like perks, but each positive aspect is balanced by some negative aspect. There's also a special trait, Wild Wasteland, which enables wacky pop culture references and easter eggs. One or two references to stuff on these forums have been confirmed! Hardcore Mode Hardcore mode, when enabled, does the following:
An option mode that is seperate from the normal difficulty setting, you can switch this on or off at any time. There is an achievement for playing through the entire game in hardcore mode.   The game has a lot of factions that are related to the outcome of the main quest, but there are three major factions that are prevalent in the game. These three are the New Californian Republic, Caesar's Legion, and Mr. House. New Californian Republic (NCR) The NCR stands for democracy, freedom and fairness, along with other old-world values from the United States. They currently have the advantage in the Mojave, as they control the Hoover Dam. However, they are stretched too thin, and their notorious bureaucracy has led to them becoming ever more ineffectual.  Caesar's Legion Ceasar's Legion is a growing force that has been conquering and enslaving its way across the east. Their leader has based their clothing, tactics, laws and way of life on the Roman Empire. Caesar believes that the Old World failed because of the same philosophies, tactics, and ideologies that America had before the war.  Mr. House Mr. House runs the New Vegas strip of casinos and hotels. He is a recluse, like Howard Hughes, never seeing anyone in person. This is apparent when the Courier finds out that House communicates via computer terimals. So far, he's kept the Strip under his own control, thanks to his army of Securiton robots. He wants to stop NCR or the Legion taking over, but does he perhaps have another agenda?  
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 What SPECIAL, traits, skills and perks should I invest in? There really aren't any useless SPECIAL, traits, or skills. There are some useless perks, but you should be able to spot them. If you are unsure, post in this thread, or view a list of useless perks made by goons. For SPECIAL, it might be a good idea to invest in intelligence, so that you get more precious skill points as you level up. With a high intelligence, your character should be able to max all skills to 100 by level 50 (provided you purchased all DLC, as the default max level without DLC is 30). For traits, well, that is up to you. They're not useful, but nor are they useless. All traits add something at the cost of something else. You don't have to choose any of them, but the most popular trait is Wild Wasteland. As for skills, the most popular among goons are speech, science or lockpick, and some offensive trait such as guns. Repair is extremely useful as well, as it repairs your weapons and saves you money. However, the game is really built to play on how you want, rather than throwing in a bunch of useless skills and a few good ones. For example, if you want to have a smooth tongue and get past some difficult situations without pulling a trigger, then investing your points heavily into energy weapons would not be suiting for that style of play. (Put it in Speech  )Is there post-ending gameplay? No. When will I know when the final quest will begin? The game will notify you via a pop up when the final quest (also known as "end sequence") begins, asking you if you want to start it or if you are not ready yet. Fallout: New Vegas also saves your game as you confirm to start the end sequence. This allows you to load up a pre-final quest game save, and thus play as if you are right before the end sequence. Which are the best DLCs? All DLCs have received generally favorable reviews, and each DLC has its strengths and weaknesses.
What order should I play the DLCs in? General consensus is to play the DLC in the order they were released. Several goons report that playing them one-after-another is fantastic and like playing a whole new game. Most people recommend waiting on DLC until you are far enough in the main game (perhaps around level 15), despite all DLC content available to you immediately. Where can I find a list of console commands? Console commands can be found at the Fallout Wiki, also known as "The Vault". Note though, that when you use console commands, Steam achievements become temporarily disabled. From the time you open up the console, Steam stops triggering achievements. To re-enable the triggering of Steam achievements, simply save your game after you entered in your commands, exit out of Fallout: New Vegas, and then start it up again. How do I get my character's picture in the OP? I have enough Fallout Goon characters for now, but I will rotate them out every now and then (really whenver I have time and feel like it). If you really want to make sure your picture will be included the OP rotation, do the following:
  Links Official Fallout Website Official Fallout: New Vegas Website Fallout Goons (FOGoons) - Made as an alternative to the now-defunct #fnvgoons IRC-channel.New Vegas Nexus - Best collection of mods related to Fallout: New Vegas. The Vault, the Fallout Wiki - Excellent resource to everything in the game. SomethingAwful.com FNV Console Thread - Primarily targeted for the console audience. SomethingAwful.com FNV Modding Thread - Primarily targeted for perverted animu-furries. Special Thanks Cicadalek for the list of useless perks. Obsidian Entertainment. All content, including images shamelessly stolen from the Internet, belong to them. rope kid, the resident Obsidian goon. Simon Draskovic for the DLC information. The Vault, the Fallout wiki. Wikipedia contributors for the "What is Fallout: New Vegas?" section and various other pieces here and there. your evil twin, the creator of the old thread, for some of the content I blatantly copy/pasted to this thread. 
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Seashell Salesman posted:What's wrong with the old thread plus why no witty title? Nothing wrong with the old thread. And the mods can add witty titles. I hide my wit when I know it isn't witty willy.
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Smol posted:Hey Dead Man Posting, you might want to warn the readers that the "What is Fallout: New Vegas?" section reveals quite a bit about the plot (i.e. everything). Good idea. Also this leads to a question I had: In the Factions section of the OP, I put up Mr. House's face. I admit that after hours of play, I am just used to it, but do you guys think it is a spoiler? If so, can someone help me make up a faction banner trying to use non-spoiler stuff for House with the same image porportions as the other two? Secondly, can someone help me make banners? I had two in mind. Both will be 800x50. One would be the Fallout cartoon character with some random background, I don't know what. The other one is the NCR Ranger in the red background with its face at the end of the banner, text on left. Simon Draskovic posted:This should probably be added to the OP, as well as the various weight limits and ability to return. From what I remember: I'll update it later today along with goon takes on it. Gotta go to Uni now. Stay Safe fucked around with this message at 15:04 on Sep 26, 2011 |
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V!ntar posted:Nice OP man! Maybe I can make some logos for Old World Blues and Lonesome Road if you want to. Thanks, just make it the same porportions. I tried to find the "Downloadable Content volume xyz" pics from GIS, and I got one of OWB, but it's rather small compared to the others. Edited out. What I really need is banners like my Skyrim thread as mentioned above.  Something like that. Stay Safe fucked around with this message at 20:28 on Sep 26, 2011 |
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For those that like to snipe deathclaws with Christine's silenced sniper rifle, I find AP rounds to work 1000x better than normal rounds.
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I'm pretty much done with the OP for now. I will edit the top features to look a little better later and add in "top-5 favorite goon mods". Speaking of which, what are the top five favorite goon mods? I also will refer people to the main modding thread by Cream-of-Plenty, I just want something to jump start people into modding. EDIT: My vote goes for Nevada Skies and that MTUI mods. Really I don't see much of a need to mod much more than that.
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Keeshhound posted:Alright, can someone tell me why the flamer is an energy weapon? I've logged a little under 400 hours with this game, according to steam, and I still feel like it (and the heavy/incinerator) should have been explosives. Fire is considered energy. It isn't considered explosive because it doesn't explode. jisforjosh posted:My first and only playthrough (including all the DLC except for Lonesome Road) was with a Sniper build using high Perception, Agility, and Luck. Things were a bit easy, so looking for suggestions on another build. Naked person with boxing gloves. Put all SPECIAL points into charisma, and all skills for Barter. Stay Safe fucked around with this message at 23:40 on Sep 26, 2011 |
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Allahu Snackbar posted:Allow me to make a case for how much I love F:NV Love this. If you guys take clean pictures of your character with the HUD disabled, I'll put it up in the OP along with a link to your post telling your character's story. This is highly subjectable and limited though since I don't want to flood it with images. EDIT: Here is my friend's character, Tom of the Mojave  I don't have a backstory on him yet. But gosh, who needs one  My character is a tourist to Vegas named Fordon Greedman. He loves taking long walks and helps his grandmother out of the house to visit old Sarsaparilla factories for post-card grade photos. 
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Wolfsheim posted:Dead Man Posting, good work on the OP and all, and I hate to be pedantic, but I was thinking it might benefit from some kind of general FAQ. The only reason I mention it is because questions like "Which are the best DLCs?" "What order should I do the DLCs in?" "Is there post-ending open-world gameplay?" "I've never played fallout before what stats are good and what skills HELP" and etc seemed to come up every few pages in the last one. Since the idea behind a new OP is to help new peeps, I figured it might help, sorry if I'm bein' a jerk Don't worry about it. I would recommend that people PM me though, as I will not be able to keep up with this thread and will usually just skip to the last page. Take a look here to help me form the FAQ everyone.
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Cream-of-Plenty posted:Oh, boy. I have tons of screenshots you can use for the OP if you'd like. Not all of them are PCs, but I think they capture the spirit of the game nicely. Tell the story of the last one I have enough Fallout Goon characters for now, but I will rotate them out every now and then (really whenver I have time and feel like it). If you really want to make sure your picture will be included the OP rotation, do the following:
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I should add mine as well. Fordon Greedman roams the Mojave like any hard-working courier does: loaded with at least one sniper rifle, pistol, melee weapon, various explosives, over 100 stimpacks, and vanity magazines that tell
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To those wondering how to disable the HUD, you can easily do it by setting the transparency to full or something like that. It's in the display settings.
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How about this. To appease all the crybaby menchildren in here, let's shorten the backstory to a brief one and make stories out of screenshots. http://steamcommunity.com/id/latisi/screenshot/576678597532270235?tab=public http://steamcommunity.com/id/latisi/screenshot/576678597532271555/?tab=public http://steamcommunity.com/id/latisi/screenshot/576678597532286599?tab=public http://steamcommunity.com/id/latisi/screenshot/576678597532291776?tab=public Akin to that. Linked because spoilers. Stay Safe fucked around with this message at 15:42 on Sep 27, 2011 |
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Isaacs Alter Ego posted:So, I took Cass with me to Benny. I took his suit for the charisma bonus, but didn't really want to lug it around when I didn't need it. So I gave it to Cass to hold on to. This is what happens immediately after. Great screenshot! It was a little anticlimatic for me, because I took dialogue options to make Ulysses not fight me/die. I bet if I choose the other option and have an epic showdown, maybe. All in all I am glad I didn't kill him. Now he just chills on a cliff. http://steamcommunity.com/id/latisi/screenshot/577809135318740187?tab=public
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Rope kid (or anyone): Do you have any information reguarding the Steam Cloud service and FNV? I was really excited to see that it would back up my saved games when it first came out. Then it ruined the game for everyone by overwriting new saves with older, backed up ones, so they disabled Steam Cloud. Has this been fixed or does it still just back up only .ini settings?
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Mikael Kreoss posted:I posted a guide to level 4 100 lockpick on, like, the first page. I'd link it but the SA droid app is truly Awful. Just tell him to click on the ? next to the date you posted maybe.
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Jerusalem posted:I've been using mine to finance my addiction to getting implants, I actually cleared out all my caps the other day for the first time, which meant.... I just had to go pick up another of my stash of gold bars and jump up another 8k! This is unironically not the first time I have heard this. Cicadalek posted:I like having an updated OP, but I take issue with the statement that there's no useless perks. I mean can anyone really justify taking Retention? Or Entomologist now that we don't have to deal with FO3's albino radscorpions? And all of the radiation related perks, pretty much, since rad-away is generally plentiful and the ones that give benefit for radiation are never worth it. And the ones that allow you to redo broken locks/ computers. And the one that makes nightstalker squeezins give bonuses because honestly by level 20 you're not gonna see a nightstalker again unless you're exploring all the caves/ doing Lily's quest. In my defense, I was working while editing that part of the FAQ. Please take a look over it and help me out though.
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Here is what I need for the OP: Three most popular skills to tag at character creation.
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Lets gently caress Bro posted:Speech, Science, Repair/Lockpick This is what I was going to say personally, though more repair than lockpick. Because it seems like to me most doors can be unlocked with hacked terminals, which science covers.
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Lets gently caress Bro posted:There's a lot of little random lockers and safes and stuff that you can only do with lockpick. I guess the major stuff you can do with either, but it's fun to find extra loot. When I look at my game stats, I have way more uses of lockpick than science, and I tagged both. But I have 100+ bobby pins. The only time I needed to raise lockpick was when it said "Grr you aren't level 75 in lockpick so you might as well give up and go home". Then I'm like "Fine whatever next level I'll dump 15 points into it".
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BigRed0427 posted:A little help. The ending I want is Kill House and take over Vegas but have the NCR defeat the Legion. Any tips on how achieve this? Dress up as an NCR Ranger, go to the Fort, lay waste. The Fort is on your way to deal with the platinum chip so might as well!
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Dead Man Posting posted:What SPECIAL, traits, skills and perks should I invest in? Here is what I have so far. Tell me what you guys think should be changed.
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Simon Draskovic posted:Nothing personal, but this question has cropped up so many times I went in and took a screenshot so it could hopefully be shoved in the OP. I won't put the picture in, but I'll edit the FAQ question that deals with this about the saving game and confirmation to continue stuff. Edit: I compromised and linked to your post that has the picture. Stay Safe fucked around with this message at 05:24 on Sep 28, 2011 |
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Cicadalek posted:The skills I can see no reason to take ever are: Will do. Let's also make a "What are the most common things Goons didn't know about" list as well.
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Isaacs Alter Ego posted:
Be sure to check the OP's FAQ. I added a "how to remove HUD" in the "How do I get my image in the OP" section. Basically the way I do it is make it fully transparent in display settings. Well, before I got HUD mods that automatically hide them when not in use.
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Bash Ironfist posted:Okay, are all the casinos IN new vegas? I was looking around Primm, but I don't think you can use those slot machines or anything. Is there another place I can bilk of their sweet bottlecaps? I thought the slot machines in Primm worked? The next closest casino is in Freeside I guess. You can always play caravan as well
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Happy Noodle Boy posted:Kinda hard to give Vegas to a dead man I took Vegas just fine, thank you very much.
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YOURFRIEND posted:I like it how it is. The only thread in games without a "witty" title. My Skyrim thread doesn't have one. Like I said earlier, the witty titles are between you guys and the mods. And mods generally don't like them anyways. I don't mind witty titles, I just don't want to be the one to make 'em. EDIT: I personally was annoyed with the last thread because there's a modding, console, and PC thread with Fallout in them. If there was a subforum-wide rule like [game name] - [witty title], that'll be better. For example, Fallout: New Vegas - Posting in this thread almost makes me wish for a nuclear wasteland and then Fallout: New Vegas - Mods. Mods never change. Stay Safe fucked around with this message at 00:50 on Oct 2, 2011 |
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Happy Noodle Boy posted:Mechanical horse-cycles Yeah, I actually kinda want this. I've asked myself why motorcycles/mutated horses weren't available for use in FO3 and FNV. I hope they add something like this in there.
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Brace posted:True to Caesar, we're not gonna go quietly. Our big irons jingle jangle so much we hope for a nuclear winter, baby. Fixed for Legion and King references.
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Zedd posted:I could swear I read that OP thoroughly, thank you. You could swear it, but you'd kinda be wrong. FAQ posted:General consensus is to play the DLC in the order they were released. Several goons report that playing them one-after-another is fantastic and like playing a whole new game. Most people recommend waiting on DLC until you are far enough in the main game (perhaps around level 15), despite all DLC content available to you immediately. Meh. Perhaps I wasn't clear enough in that topic. I'll think of a better way to word it.
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SheepNameKiller posted:you are misunderstanding the tone in which he posted that It's understandable. Tone is difficult to convey via text. Anyways, rather than arguing useless crap like this, how about I do this: I will reword that topic and its title and also update the OP with new character pictures. Just do a few basic things and I'll throw your pics up in the OP:
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Poniard posted:What's all this here about windows and stuff? Fantastic hat and glasses combo. I would love to use this in the OP.
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ClearAirTurbulence posted:This is weird - since an unusual and unexplained instance of Steam wanting to reload several gigs of content, I have been getting a "This save relies on items no longer available" message on all my recent saves when I re-loaded them. I couldn't figure out what was missing until tonight - I no longer have my Big Mountain Transportalsponder. I checked and I do have Old World Blues checked in my mod manager, so I don't know why it's not there anymore. Going to go look up the console code to re-add it. Sounds like Steam re-downloaded OWB for you. Not sure why!
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Welp I have ignored this thread for like a month due to Skyrim, but I want to update the OP. Start posting your 800x450 HUD-less screenshots of your characters!
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gyrobot posted:Yes unfortunately it is my second language. Unfortunately? Take some pride in your language.
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Kneel Before Zog posted:So I somewhat enjoyed FO3, but have heard good things about New Vegas. What are some must have mods to make this game sexier on my first playthrough. Literally,sexier. I couldn't find any giant breasts mod on the front page of the f:nv modding page. A prime example of the Nexus user.
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