>Scraching sounds
>THEEERE WAS NEVER A MAAAAAN LIKE MY JOH-
>Scraching sounds
>you hear the tumbleweeds on the distance
Scraching sounds
I wish I would be able to play fallout nv again for the first time
also
>How lucky can one guy be
>I kissed her and she kissed me
>Like the fella once said
>Ain't that a kick in the head?
>hardly to spoke to folks around him
>didn't have too much to say
>no one dared to ask his business
>no one dared to make a slip
>The stranger there among them had a big iron on his hip
Played a lot of f3 before new Vegas came out. Literally f3 with yellow filter, why everyone implying its something special or particularly good? Seems unreasonable
You were doing it wrong, that's why
>In the shadow of the valley
>I would like to settle
>Wide open space
>Wind on my face
>A distant horizon
>The moon on the crest
>In the shadow of the valley
>That I love best
Fallout 3 is dogshit and Bethesda couldn't make a good rpg to save their life.
A BIG IRON ON HIS HIIIIIIIIIIIP
Back to plebbit normal fag
>don't even what that even is
Mostly because of the writing, which is pretty amazing, for example you can tell that each quest is telling its own story and every character(well most of them anyway) are supposed to be an actual human people
Also something that i think it's awesome but i don't see many people talk about it is the player character, who is not as in fallout 2, the chosen one. Your character in nv is just a random courier, whose death would affect no one (at least at the start of the game). I believe this makes it 1000x easier to connect to the character and immerse in the multiple stories
Also you can RP New Vegas a lot more than Fo3 due to a superior selection of weapons and corresponding perks to go with
Eh, I dunno, never really cared for main stories in both games, yet I do realize f3 had shitty main quest. Still, every other aspect is almost identical, a lot to do in 3, a lot of interesting quests, characters and places, just like in NV. The thing is, I had zero motivation to spend as much time in NV as I did in 3, because I was tired of ANY fallout at that point
I guess which one you play first dose influence which one you like more. Also the main quest although not bad doesn't really compare to the rest of the game
Oreganonolilo
Looking forward to playing this soon. Got far but started to get bored and stopped paying attention to the plot and it got too confusing choosing which faction to work with.
my main issue with 3 was the goddamn rubble separating every single city block. It made an open map into a linear map.
>want to go somewhere 50 yds to the west?
>better go through 300 yds of ghoul or raider infested tunnels instead of climbing over a 12 ft tall rubble pile
new vegas allowed you to go anywhere straight from the beginning as long as the non level scaling monsters didn't catch and kill you
Mfw in my first playthrough i didn't go that way and didn't meet them until i was able to kill them
>mfw my first playthrough I went north from goodsprings making cazadores the 2nd enemy to encounter after geckos.
>tfw I didn't give up and made it to bonnie springs before even before discovering Primm
best fnv route:
>fuck ncr
>fuck caesar
>yes man all the way
>side with brotherhood ofc
>lonesome road dlc
>nuke everyone
>scream latin
>"semper fi, carpe diem, ad victoriam"
Caesar doesnt deserve to use latin the degenerate
Probably the last good thread on this board.
bump because r9k has been shit for a while
I think it has the cult-following factor, due to it turning out great despite the rushing of its development and the cutting of big chuncks of the content that would've made it in the incial game release, if bethesda didn't rush OE to release so they can make money for skyrim. And make money for skyrim they did.
>explosives + melee character
>tanky as fuck
>working for the Legion
>roll up to Camp McCarran
>start slaughtering fools as music blast out of my pipboy
>finally kill the last remaining soul
>silence fills the place as I look around the battlefield
>corpses everywhere
>limp out of there, covered in blood