Anyone else getting a little bit bored of New Vegas? : Fallout: New Vegas

» Thu May 03, 2012 4:33 am

If you don't have fallout 3 buy the GOTY edition, 3 is actually better than new vegas

Sorry, It's not.

That's all I'm going to say, as discussing this again would be the death of me.

» Thu May 03, 2012 2:56 am

I just entered Zion again with my heavily modded New Vegas and man, I remember what I loved about HH. The art design, the weather effect, the clear water, the nice wildlife environment, the trees, the nature, the tribes. Ah.
It also gave me back my insight on what I didn't like about it but man, it's sweet to be back in Zion.

So getting bored of New Vegas? Hells no! I haven't been to Zion in ages! It's reignited all the phun for me.

» Thu May 03, 2012 8:30 am

I just entered Zion again with my heavily modded New Vegas and man, I remember what I loved about HH. The art design, the weather effect, the clear water, the nice wildlife environment, the trees, the nature, the tribes. Ah.
It also gave me back my insight on what I didn't like about it but man, it's sweet to be back in Zion.

So getting bored of New Vegas? Hells no! I haven't been to Zion in ages! It's reignited all the phun for me.

I'm going to go play HH

» Thu May 03, 2012 4:50 am

Bored of F:NV? HERESY!

No, seriously, I have 1377 hours logged and that will only go up; I do rotate through my games to keep from burning out on any one of them, which helps. I'm currently making and testing personal mods for Skyrim, and was recently playing Diablo II again while waiting for Skyrim's modding kit to come out, but I fully expect to go back to F:NV again after a while.

You're on the computer, it's different. There's not much for us console players. I'm considering getting the ultimate edition for the computer once it goes on sale with Steam.

» Wed May 02, 2012 10:56 pm

You're on the computer, it's different. There's not much for us console players. I'm considering getting the ultimate edition for the computer once it goes on sale with Steam.

That is, unfortunately, true, and every time I read it I want to grab someone at Micro$oft and $ony by the throat, shake them nigh-senseless, and then ask them what the problem is with allowing their systems to import mods (yeah, I know the legal reasons, but I suspect they're being blown out of proportion). Creating them is out of the question due to lack of processing power, but importing them should be well within the systems' capabilities (not an expert on the boxes, so I could be wrong here).

» Thu May 03, 2012 6:05 am

N.V. will always be one of those games you can go back to & enjoy over & over again to me.

It can be boring at times, but always gets better.