Old World Blues advice : Fallout: New Vegas

» Fri May 04, 2012 7:11 am

Nightstalkers weren't a major problem for me in OWB. It was mostly the constant harrassment from Lobotomites with high-caliber guns and absurd accuracy. Whatever they had implanted into their skulls instead of brains must've been one hell of a targeting system.

» Thu May 03, 2012 7:59 pm

OMG you mentioned talking to your brain - now that was the most bizarre and fun part. I asked it why it sounded so masculine and it complained about voice modulators and that female ones are hard to come by hahahahaha Then it kept going on and on, complaining about me jumping in radio active muck all the time and getting shot at etc etc LOL I finally convinced it though, that we are better as a team. :biggrin:

I found the talking to your brain part a lot of fun too. But what really cracked me up was a midget Securitron with an inferiority complex who also had OCD and a homicidal toaster. This is not to mention a talking jukebox who couldn't play music and a book chute who would gladly attend a book burning.

» Thu May 03, 2012 7:31 pm

So, I've done Honest Hearts and am preparing to go to the Mojave Drive-In very soon. Any advice you guys can give me? Like, don't bring too much stuff, bring a melee weapon, etc. (or, do Dead Money first)? No spoilers please. :smile:

Posting on the spoilers section. Just bring a buttload of ammo and a nice arsenal of weapons. Don't feel discouraged if it takes 10 reloads to kill a group of enemies, they are suppose to be bullet sponges. If you are using melee/unarmed you should encounter the weapons necessary to kill badguys in the dlc.

» Fri May 04, 2012 7:01 am

It's also the 'hints' section.

» Fri May 04, 2012 3:31 am

It's also the 'hints' section. :wink:

True. I just found it funny that he said "no spoilers" in a section of the forum that is riddled with spoilers. But I will honor his demand and not spoil anything.

Edit: Oh wait you are the OP. lol