Author Topic: Fallout MEGATHREAD - We got a chupacabra with an automatic weapon.  (Read 41867 times)



i normally use gamepedia for other games but i stick to the wikia for fallout

https://youtu.be/jVyjRhSX92E?t=12m32s

Guy talks about how there is no depth to side quests.

Unlike New Vegas, a good chunk of side quests have depth.



I swear every time cascadia makes an announcement it's so perfect that I become increasingly convinced that it's either an elaborate ruse or it's going to be trapped in development hell for eternity

I'm trying really hard here not to get invested and subsequently disappointed but GOD DAMN

Cascadia better make up for Fallout 4


If you haven't already, I suggest checking out Tale of Two Wastelands if you own Fallout 3. It puts the entirety of Fallout 3 into New Vegas' engine, and lets you play it all with one character. The game feels incomplete without it IMO. It's made by some really skilled modders and is pretty stable despite being in alpha.

I will probably never get tired of fnv because of the insane modding scene. Hell, it's even fun poking around, tweaking, and making mods myself.

I was told you can't sprint in fallout 1 and 2, lol.

If you haven't already, I suggest checking out Tale of Two Wastelands if you own Fallout 3. It puts the entirety of Fallout 3 into New Vegas' engine, and lets you play it all with one character. The game feels incomplete without it IMO. It's made by some really skilled modders and is pretty stable despite being in alpha.

I will probably never get tired of fnv because of the insane modding scene. Hell, it's even fun poking around, tweaking, and making mods myself.

and you can travel between the two maps through a train. it's all so seamless, do give it a try.

So non-reviews are a thing, that's why people love this game. Because of non-reviews.

If you haven't already, I suggest checking out Tale of Two Wastelands if you own Fallout 3. It puts the entirety of Fallout 3 into New Vegas' engine, and lets you play it all with one character. The game feels incomplete without it IMO. It's made by some really skilled modders and is pretty stable despite being in alpha.

I will probably never get tired of fnv because of the insane modding scene. Hell, it's even fun poking around, tweaking, and making mods myself.

I've always been interested in this because I like the environment of FO3 much more than NV's but the mechanics of NV are objectively superior

someday I'll buy the steam version of FO3 so I can use it, but I played through it again fairly recently so it's too fresh in my mind

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jDwKVxDXvyY

This video alone majority of the comments are people upset the guy lists Fallout 3 and 4 but not New Vegas.

This shows already how many people prefer new vegas over the 2 worse spin offs (3 and 4)