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4 has a better engine and graphics. New Vegas has a better "everything else".
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Originally Posted By Hunter-Killer: Did you notice what the last shot was of S1 (or one of the last shots)? Click To View Spoiler View Quote Click To View Spoiler Yes, it was a damaged New Vegas completely empty with no life or lights and a bunch of wrecked securitrons It's not the first nor last thing they will change. Add it to Shady Sands and the NCR being a developed area, T60 being "the armor that saved Alaska" according to the show and never existing prior to F4 but suddenly became magically better and widespread, etc. |
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New Vegas by far.
The story, characters, immersion is much better in new Vegas. However, I enjoy FO4 as well. I like the weapon crafting in FO4. Much more in depth. But they didn’t do the different ammo types. FO4 also had some lore changes I didn’t like, but made sense gameplay wise. For example, fusion cores should last a lot longer…as in…really never die in the timeline the game takes place in. New Vegas had a lot of content cut and the NCR overwhelms many of the areas in the game…kinda forcing you to play nice with them for a majority of the game. |
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Originally Posted By JsARCLIGHT: My complaint about the power armor in 4 was that it needed depleting fuel to run and it did not require your character to actually have any training in how to use it. Historically power armor was locked behind training and availability as it was a major force multiplier. Removing the training and creating basically a gameplay timer by using fuel cells was kind of goofy as you end up finding so many fuel cells it negates the restriction anyway. View Quote It only made sense if you played as Nate. He served in the military previously and probably had training in power armor. It doesn’t really make sense if you played as Nora though with her background in law. They should’ve probably added some challenges if you chose to go with a female build. |
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Crazy how popular New Vegas is with fans, Obsidian Entertainment showed up those Bethesda fools.
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Originally Posted By Brok3n: Crazy how popular New Vegas is with fans, Obsidian Entertainment showed up those Bethesda fools. View Quote Funny thing is for Fallout Wasteland Warfare, the New Vegas wave of miniatures did not sell nearly as well as the other waves (Commonwealth, Capital, Enclave, Institute, Forged, etc) and employees have commented that they didn't even break even vs production costs. The New Vegas fans are vocal but they don't spend money like other fans. Kharn |
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Where There Are Sheep, Wolves Will Always Thrive
VA, USA
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For those running either FONV or FO4 on PC, what mods are you running?
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Inky who rides a Harley--- and has a Job. Da--fuk
TN, USA
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Just an FYI .. Fallout 4 is $4.99 until the 25th of this month on PS... I thought I already had it.. But apparently I bought it on xbox... Gonna need to do another play through
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Fallout 4 has better gameplay. The settlement mode is kinda fun to play around with, but it’s mostly pointless. The story was just okay IMO.
New Vegas has better story and more memorable characters. Gameplay is worse, but it plays better than Fallout 3. I vote New Vegas. |
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I am free, no matter what rules surround me. If I find them tolerable, I tolerate them; if I find them too obnoxious, I break them. I am free because I know that I am responsible for everything I do.
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FO: NV for story.
FO4 for game mechanics and pure open world fun. |
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I'm a huge NV fan, but will admit that 4 is a good game. Agree with it having better gameplay and gunplay.
I've never been a huge fan of 3, for some reason. |
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I’m still amazed at sitting on top of skyscrapers in fo4 and watching random npcs outside my general area do battle a mile away at ground level.
Then being able to drop a mini nuke on the survivors. It’s like you’re just a small part of what’s actually going on at any given moment. Coming from pong to that still impresses me. |
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Alabama: That the great, general and essential principles of liberty and free government may be recognized and established, we declare....That every citizen has a right to bear arms in defense of himself and the state. (Art. I, § 26)
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Originally Posted By deadmau5er: A good Fallout MMO would be amazing. 76 just isn't good at all. View Quote I agree. A no shit FO MMO would be awesome. You could choose which ever faction you want. Build up settlements and crews. And go and attack others. And see who will be the ultimate Victor. |
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Fuck Cancer. Love you Pop.
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My understanding 76 suffered from 2 problems initially. First of all, it was not a game, just a game space - an unstable game space at that. After they added the NPC's it probably became somewhat better. They wanted a Fallout version of Fortnite I think.
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Your boos mean nothin, I seen what makes you cheer
TX, USA
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Someone uses Benny (from New Vegas) sound clips to call hookers.
Pretty funny. Benny Calls Hookers Again - Fallout New Vegas Prank Call |
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Originally Posted By MadMonkey: 4 I don't care for New Vegas very much View Quote |
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Who wants to be my friend?
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Originally Posted By Alien: This. I've played FO4 many times but F:NV only twice. It was good, but a little overrated. Same with the Outer Worlds. I do NOT see why people thought that game was fucking amazing. It was mediocre, but people have Obsidian goggles on that blind them I guess. View Quote If NV's and Outer Worlds stories and levels of choice and consequence didn't grab you maybe you just don't really appreciate that about a game. F4 doesn't have anywhere close. It's why BGS had to make Far Harbor to prove they're capable of writing. |
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I did not get very far in Fallout 4 before deciding I should start earlier in the story line. From what I did play, I can say Fallout 4 plays like a legitimate shooter, while Fallout 3 feels like a downgrade from Half Life One, and New Vegas made just enough changes to the Fallout 3 engine to at least pretend to have modern shooter mechancis.
But an RPG is less about the shooting, and more about a semi-self written narrative. And in that respect, I believe New Vegas is the best RPG of the modern era. If you remade New Vegas, with the original voice acting, and just placed it in a new engine with decent shooter mechanics, it would be absolutely perfect. If Bethesda did that, every New Vegas player would trip over each other to shell out another $60 bucks. But that makes too much sense for Bethesda to do it. |
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What's the difference between a nuclear weapon and a grenade launcher? I don't own a nuclear weapon.
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Originally Posted By Couch-Commando: I did not get very far in Fallout 4 before deciding I should start earlier in the story line. From what I did play, I can say Fallout 4 plays like a legitimate shooter, while Fallout 3 feels like a downgrade from Half Life One, and New Vegas made just enough changes to the Fallout 3 engine to at least pretend to have modern shooter mechancis. But an RPG is less about the shooting, and more about a semi-self written narrative. And in that respect, I believe New Vegas is the best RPG of the modern era. If you remade New Vegas, with the original voice acting, and just placed it in a new engine with decent shooter mechanics, it would be absolutely perfect. If Bethesda did that, every New Vegas player would trip over each other to shell out another $60 bucks. But that makes too much sense for Bethesda to do it. View Quote Never gonna happen. BGS doesn't like Obsidian's success with NV. |
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Originally Posted By deadmau5er: Liberty Prime is the greatest part of Fallout - can we all agree on this? View Quote Liberty Prime Sings Ain't I Right (Kits.AI) |
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What's the difference between a nuclear weapon and a grenade launcher? I don't own a nuclear weapon.
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Originally Posted By Spade: Better than the others? Fallout 2 is best Fallout. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Spade: Originally Posted By SoonerBorn: Vegas, but not by much. Both are heaps better than the others though, especially 76 Better than the others? Fallout 2 is best Fallout. Fallout 1 is a tighter plotted game, and honestly was more fun. FO2 has an insane amount of content and pathing though. Bethesda can set up a better sandbox than Interplay/Obsidian, but they can't write a compelling story to save their ass. |
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Originally Posted By TaskForce: If NV's and Outer Worlds stories and levels of choice and consequence didn't grab you maybe you just don't really appreciate that about a game. F4 doesn't have anywhere close. It's why BGS had to make Far Harbor to prove they're capable of writing. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By TaskForce: Originally Posted By Alien: This. I've played FO4 many times but F:NV only twice. It was good, but a little overrated. Same with the Outer Worlds. I do NOT see why people thought that game was fucking amazing. It was mediocre, but people have Obsidian goggles on that blind them I guess. If NV's and Outer Worlds stories and levels of choice and consequence didn't grab you maybe you just don't really appreciate that about a game. F4 doesn't have anywhere close. It's why BGS had to make Far Harbor to prove they're capable of writing. |
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Who wants to be my friend?
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76
Then 4 |
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-Gutter
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New Vegas was a lot of fun. Then I jumped to 76. Tried 4 a few months ago and it's absolute dog shit compare to 76. That game sucks.
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Originally Posted By beitodesstrafe: I'm guessing he's talking about from the lore perspective and the training that was required in the older games versus, suddenly not, in 4. That said, I loved building power armor garages. View Quote That’s a dopey argument people make just to shit on 4, story wise it would be retarded if the veteran who not too long ago fought the commies with power armor needed a tutorial on power armor. |
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"Something really awesome... In Latin." - I-M-A-WMD
Rest in Peace Brother. |
Originally Posted By Alien: I liked F:NV. I liked it a lot. I just think it's a little overrated. The Outer Worlds got too repetitive and was just not all that interesting. I love choices and consequences. I just think The Outer Worlds just wasn't anything special and extremely overrated. View Quote I agree the Outer Worlds is a bit overrated in general. But I remember the choice and consequence being pretty damn good compared to F4. Of course they're very different games in scope. |
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Your boos mean nothin, I seen what makes you cheer
TX, USA
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Originally Posted By Couch-Commando: I did not get very far in Fallout 4 before deciding I should start earlier in the story line. From what I did play, I can say Fallout 4 plays like a legitimate shooter, while Fallout 3 feels like a downgrade from Half Life One, and New Vegas made just enough changes to the Fallout 3 engine to at least pretend to have modern shooter mechancis. But an RPG is less about the shooting, and more about a semi-self written narrative. And in that respect, I believe New Vegas is the best RPG of the modern era. If you remade New Vegas, with the original voice acting, and just placed it in a new engine with decent shooter mechanics, it would be absolutely perfect. If Bethesda did that, every New Vegas player would trip over each other to shell out another $60 bucks. But that makes too much sense for Bethesda to do it. View Quote My vote: Attached File |
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76 is the best, fight me faggots.
(Just kidding) |
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"Something really awesome... In Latin." - I-M-A-WMD
Rest in Peace Brother. |
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-Gutter
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Originally Posted By TaskForce: I almost had a stroke. View Quote I was going to leave out the “just kidding” part but didn’t feel like dealing with death threat DMs tonight. I haven’t played 76 since the first couple weeks of release, I heard the additions have made it a little better but l’ll just stick to my 4 and NV play throughs I think. |
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"Something really awesome... In Latin." - I-M-A-WMD
Rest in Peace Brother. |
For those that don’t know , FO 4 is getting a next gen optimization and some added content on the 26th of this month.
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"Something really awesome... In Latin." - I-M-A-WMD
Rest in Peace Brother. |
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Originally Posted By dbrad197: I was going to leave out the “just kidding” part but didn’t feel like dealing with death threat DMs tonight. I haven’t played 76 since the first couple weeks of release, I heard the additions have made it a little better but l’ll just stick to my 4 and NV play throughs I think. View Quote Yeah they updated it a lot. If it had an offline mode I'd be more inclined to check it out again. |
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Originally Posted By Hunter-Killer: Someone uses Benny (from New Vegas) sound clips to call hookers. Pretty funny. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=12qCAKs5gf8 View Quote Mostly love it for the FO2 world map 2 music in the outro. |
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Originally Posted By Couch-Commando: I did not get very far in Fallout 4 before deciding I should start earlier in the story line. From what I did play, I can say Fallout 4 plays like a legitimate shooter, while Fallout 3 feels like a downgrade from Half Life One, and New Vegas made just enough changes to the Fallout 3 engine to at least pretend to have modern shooter mechancis. But an RPG is less about the shooting, and more about a semi-self written narrative. And in that respect, I believe New Vegas is the best RPG of the modern era. If you remade New Vegas, with the original voice acting, and just placed it in a new engine with decent shooter mechanics, it would be absolutely perfect. If Bethesda did that, every New Vegas player would trip over each other to shell out another $60 bucks. But that makes too much sense for Bethesda to do it. View Quote Second best IMO. Morrowind has NV by a long lead (and I love NV): the quests, varied environments, competing joinable factions - and very little handholding have led to me doing my umpteenth play through currently. There are no “protected” NPC’s, kill a key character, break quests, even the main quest. No point and click fast travel (yes, there are some pre-defined routes, and spells for getting to a safe place) means you get to actually explore, no quest markers so you get to follow maps and landmarks to find things. Hundreds of books to read, crazy options to create spells and enchantments, become a vampire and not be able to shop, just so much freedom. And no stupid companions that get in your way. I imagine those that are complaining about “gameplay” in FO3 or NV won’t be able to handle it, melee weapons are clunky at low levels. |
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Originally Posted By Hunter-Killer: How exactly did Fallout 4 “completely ruin power armor”? View Quote Became some dumb mechwarrior nonsense, I liked the mechanics of the previous games, having to stomp around in a giant suit that limits what you can do is frustrating. Also the lore tied to BOS quests. |
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Originally Posted By Couch-Commando: I did not get very far in Fallout 4 before deciding I should start earlier in the story line. From what I did play, I can say Fallout 4 plays like a legitimate shooter, while Fallout 3 feels like a downgrade from Half Life One, and New Vegas made just enough changes to the Fallout 3 engine to at least pretend to have modern shooter mechancis. But an RPG is less about the shooting, and more about a semi-self written narrative. And in that respect, I believe New Vegas is the best RPG of the modern era. If you remade New Vegas, with the original voice acting, and just placed it in a new engine with decent shooter mechanics, it would be absolutely perfect. If Bethesda did that, every New Vegas player would trip over each other to shell out another $60 bucks. But that makes too much sense for Bethesda to do it. View Quote My vote from the games I've played is The Witcher 3. Once I got used to the interface and got into the game, I realized it was better than Fallout or Elder Scrolls, and I'm a big fan of both. The acting, the characters, the visuals, the writing, the game world, the consequences of choices and how it changes things, all amazing. |
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"I keep hearing 'must have a dialogue,' but I keep being told to shut up when I speak." -Sand_Pirate
“I’m starting to think the Internet was a terrible mistake.” -Subnet |
Starfield.
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Live Free or Die; Death is Not the Worst of Evils
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