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I do enjoy the DLCs that Fallout brings. I'll probably enjoy this one too.
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Can't wait for this. I have two playthroughs on hol for this. Adored Honest Hearts and I think I'm the only one who enjoyed Dead Money (although shouldn't been $7.50). Don't are do the premise much at all (I know how everything got mutated), by it means Lonesome Road is closer. Other Courier, ima fuck you up.
High tech armor and heavy hammers. If anyone requires more than that for their Game of the Year, they're just too dang picky.
I think the other important thing is that the DLC is being accompanied by another big patch that's going to hopefully fix a bunch of problems.
@Ali D
"I think the other important thing is that the DLC is being accompanied by another big patch that's going to hopefully fix a bunch of problems."
Is that before or after the patch gets patched?
Don't get me wrong, I love new vegas but everytime there's an attempted fix they just add more problems to the game.
"I think the other important thing is that the DLC is being accompanied by another big patch that's going to hopefully fix a bunch of problems."
Is that before or after the patch gets patched?
Don't get me wrong, I love new vegas but everytime there's an attempted fix they just add more problems to the game.
Man they really seem to be rushing out the DLC on this game. It makes me less interested in actually finishing the main game.
@Bakewell
I think it's launch day of the DLC (or the night before).
But yes, the Honest Hearts patch broke some games. I love NV as well, but Obsidian is comical when it comes to QA.
@Allen
The game came out like NINE months ago - how much longer do you want them to wait before it's "ok" to give you DLC?
I think it's launch day of the DLC (or the night before).
But yes, the Honest Hearts patch broke some games. I love NV as well, but Obsidian is comical when it comes to QA.
@Allen
The game came out like NINE months ago - how much longer do you want them to wait before it's "ok" to give you DLC?
@Bakewell: Yeah, I seem to remember the patches coming out same day as the, but I also remember there's been problems with the patches. Hope they have all that figured out.
I didn't say they were rushing out the DLC after the initial game was released. I'm just saying that they seem to be rushing all the ones they're planning within a seemingly short period. Honest Hearts was released just last month, and now Old World Blue's is being released this month. If the next 5 DLC's come out within a month period, I would say that's rushing them out considering what type of content they're supposed to be. Add in also the fact that they're still patching the game, and the last two DLC's have very average reviews, I would say they should take the time to put some quality into it before what seems to be pushing them all out the door within a short period.
I frankly don't know what happened to me while I played New Vegas.
While I LOVED Fallout 3, I just couldn't stand New Vegas. I don't know, maybe the quests were a litlle boring, or maybe this whole karma thing made the game be difficult to maintain the good karma (come on, you have to be a suicidal saint to play with good karma).
And let's not forget the glitches. Man, in this game, one out of four time that I played it I had a major glitche that stopped the game and I couldn't keep playing it. At some point, I started to really dislike it.
I traded it with a friend for Dragon Age Origins, an old game that I never got the chance to play and I'm completely in love with it. Too bad I heard that Dragon Age 2 is a litlle meh.
While I LOVED Fallout 3, I just couldn't stand New Vegas. I don't know, maybe the quests were a litlle boring, or maybe this whole karma thing made the game be difficult to maintain the good karma (come on, you have to be a suicidal saint to play with good karma).
And let's not forget the glitches. Man, in this game, one out of four time that I played it I had a major glitche that stopped the game and I couldn't keep playing it. At some point, I started to really dislike it.
I traded it with a friend for Dragon Age Origins, an old game that I never got the chance to play and I'm completely in love with it. Too bad I heard that Dragon Age 2 is a litlle meh.
@Allen: put like that i see your point, also, sorry for being such a sarcastic dick. Just one o those days
@Allen
Developers can do a lot in 9 months and probably started developing these DLC as soon as NV went gold.
Developers can do a lot in 9 months and probably started developing these DLC as soon as NV went gold.
Know what? I loved New Vegas and hated Fallout 3. Fallout 3 was a little too serious in tone a lot of the time for me. New Vegas tickled my Fallout 1&2 senses just right with the silly overtones and more open ended quests(of course this is all just imo)
I beat the main game twice and played dead money once, but I'm waiting until they all come out and all the patches are in place before I platinum the game.
@Phil
No problem. I will also admit that my opinion on the rushing was mistaken because I thought Dead Money was released on the 360 sometime around mid-Feb of 2011. I forgot it was actually released back in Dec of 2010.
@Leon
Yeah I thought about that.
Regardless, I may wait and buy some kind of GOTY edition after also reading that they have 8 DLC titles planned.
No problem. I will also admit that my opinion on the rushing was mistaken because I thought Dead Money was released on the 360 sometime around mid-Feb of 2011. I forgot it was actually released back in Dec of 2010.
@Leon
Yeah I thought about that.
Regardless, I may wait and buy some kind of GOTY edition after also reading that they have 8 DLC titles planned.
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