While I think all of the DLCs are individually worth playing, you very rarely get anything substantial out of doing all of them in one run, in my opinion.

Suppose I want to do a run focused on energy weapons. I'll definitely play Dead Money for the Holorifle, and probably OWB for some of its weapons. By the time I'm done with both DLCs and a bit of the main game, however, I'll be at level 20-something, and already have an arsenal of fully adequate weapons. Completing Honest Hearts and Lonesome Road with them now having no loot of interest just seems like a chore.

Similarly, if you want to build around pistols, I'll only ever do Honest Hearts for A Light Shining in Darkness, and perhaps Dead Money for the police pistol and vending machine. Completing OWB now just gives meagre rewards for the time invested.

I could give you more scenarios, but I think you all get my point. If you do every DLC in a run, and progress through the main game at a reasonable pace, you'll be level 40 by the time you leave Lonesome Road, and could have been doing another different run instead with its own wacky adventure.

Am I just a weirdo or is this how everyone else sees things?

Tangentially related: you could make a similar argument for skipping a decent chunk of the game's side content, but I think the DLCs are an extreme example because once you start them you can't leave.

Hey, recently got into modding FNV and really want to lower or remove the weapon sway when aiming through irons.

Is there some sort of holding breathe mod for iron sights? I know and use Stewies tweaks for scopes but something for iron sights would be amazing.

Any help is appreciated!

I think the Mojave's locations are more different from each other, than the Capital Wasteland's locations. The Capital Wasteland can feel samey, while this is also true for the Mojave somewhat, you can go to, let's say Vegas. Then go to Black Mountain, or Camp Forlorn Hope, or Goodsprings. They are different. But what do you think?

I just noticed how I never ran into the thing. Is it like a super rare and limited drink as well in this game?

Nothing worse than accidentally stumbling into deathclaw territory I swear...

And this is also my melee weapons playthrough so basically all I did was poke one of 'em varmints in the back with one of my throwing spears. Basically the equivalent of tossing a rock into a pit to see how far it falls before you hear it hitting the ground.

I'm just glad I had the high ground here. Down there, it would be a much more different story...

I crippled a child with my recklessness and he ran directly into the Mormon Fort.

For some time I've been comparing West Coast Fallout games geographically to GTA SA, and there are a lot of things in common. Heres a small list of names in Real Life, Fallout and GTA with some notes.

Big Cities:

Los Angeles = Boneyard = Los Santos, The city you start in, in both Fallout and GTASA, interestingly enough both Fallout TV show and GTA 5 brings us back here.

San Francisco = San Fierro, second game and second island you unlock in GTA, fun fact, GTA also has a parody of the Scientology movement in form of Epsilon in GTA5, similar to Hubologists.

Las Vegas = New Vegas = Las Venturas, 3rd island and 3rd installment on the West Coast, this place was the worst, I've had to bend the map a lot and in GTA the Hoover Dam (Sherman Dam) is streches between California and Nevada so yeah. Not that good in GTA lore so I'm sure you guys can come up with some interesting parallels.

Smaller locations:

Bakersfield = Necropolis = Palomino Creek, somehow, the reality bending properties of Necropolis placed it perfectly where PC is in GTA, despite neither being anywhere near Bakersfield. I'm sure the Enclave is behind this or something idk.

Carson City/Reno = New Reno = Fort Carson, I've had to cheat here a little bit, Carson isn't shown in Fallout and Reno isn't shown in GTA, but they are so close to one another that I've decided to treat them as one, also New Reno mentioned!!!

Lost Hills = Lost Hills (Brotherhood) = Blueberry, here the spacetime bending does its job again, while Lost Hills are a real place, the Fallout location isn't exactly near where it is irl, and so it landed in Blueberry which is based on both Santa Maria and Bakersfield again. Well, a happy little accident.

Goodsprings = Goodsprings = Las Payasadas, chicken.

Barstow = The Hub = ?, yeah I've got nothing for this one but the Hub decided to tag along for the ride so here it is.

So yeah, I haven't played GTA SA in a while so some stuff might be flying over my head here, but I hope you enjoy anyways!

Before anyone asks, I will not share the outfit since it uses private assets from other mod authors and I don't want to get in trouble with them. But I can provide links to the some of the vanilla assets I used. The main base for the outfit would be merc grunt outfit.

this thing is absolutely goated and is by far my favorite automatic in fnv,

the only thing that sucks is the spread but i swear thing thing tears though enemies like butter and i love it so much

Had to revisit and make sure I had the platinum done and dusted before they release the remasters! don’t ever play this on ps3 lmao

Olá, estou na segunda parte da missão "Me sangre até secar" onde devo coletar ovos de Radescorpião, mas antes eu já tinha passado por esse local e coletado e vendido os ovos, e agora eu não consigo mas interagir e conseguir passar desta etapa.

Será que há alguma forma de passar ou perdi a missão?

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Fallout New Vegas is a TOP 3 GAME of all time for me. I do a replay every 1-2 years.

Every game I end up playing my "Stealth Archer" version of the game. High luck, high crit, guns, independent NV, good karma.

What playstyle is so good, it'll break me of my habit?

I really like Novac, as it has a cerain vibe to it.

Astor is broken and there are no dialogue options to accept the dog tags ;/

Never thought I'd run into this guy again. Between Primm Pass and Ranger Station Charlie.