Fallout: New Vegas - Review After 100%
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2021
- Just talking some New Vegas after doing all of the things.
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#Fallout #NewVegas - Hry
New Vegas can always serve as an inspiration for aspiring devs. Should be a mandatory playthrough for any RPG creator.
I agree, literally everything effects one another. Skills, attributes, decisions, which faction you side with. It's the most well thought out game ever made I think.
It's the yellow brick road to get to Mr house.
@@NotCharAznable they only had like 18 months to develop it
Meh its not that good
@@AfroDude New Vegas video game has around 65,000 lines of dialogue. Any one of which, is more thoughtful and interesting than your "comment"
Man, Fallout NV is a game I always comeback to every year like a tradition.
The first time playing Blood Money I wanted to go out so badly I ran through the entire DLC in one sitting, skipping dialogue left and right I hated it. But played it again a few years later in hardcore mode and it became my favourite DLC for its story telling and how it changes the game to a survival horror casino heist.
Dead* Money
Funny you said that because every summer I do a play through of Fallout NV as well as the old Hitman games including Blood Money.
Hinest Hearts DLC was my favorite as a kid because it felt different and didn't look like a wasteland. Now its probably my least favorite of the 4 because the other 3 have such fun stories compared to it imo. Dead Money is probably my favorite and the ghost people are cool enemies.
@@sixseven404 yeah whoops I meant dead money lol. I’ve been playing a shit ton of the hitman trilogy and a bit of blood money HD in the past year. And also that freelancer mode is super addicting.
I wish more people were into hitman, most would just finish a level once and never touch it again. The real fun is replaying a level to find cool and efficient ways of getting ur targets.
Bro I played it with higher brightness damn im a have to try it darker.
Rad child + them's good eatin'
I love Rex at 8:56, just shoving his face into the camera as you're trying to snipe. Classic curious dog friend, not sure what's happening but trying to be involved.
I think everyone has a love-hate relationship with Dead Money... the lack of guns is easy to overcome... the worst part is the healing through food items that give you 1hp/s over 5s, i think i ate atleast 2000 Dandy Boy Apples
Last playthrough I got trapped with Vera in her Hotel suite...
every time i think of it im like dang thats a cool dlc, i ain't playing that shit
I really enjoy Dead Money because it forces you to adapt (into a different play style). It's good that the game chagnes it up from the usual stuff.
Very easy to loot every single container for sierra madre chips, then collect around 70 stimpaks once you get into the casino from the vending machine
I'm doing a Survival skill based run so that shouldn't be too bad.
Charisma increases the damage your companions inflict by quite a bit, it also makes them tankier. You can play as a character that sucks at combat but is good at everything else while your companions wreck every enemy effortlessly. It's a pretty fun way of playing!
I think charisma was supposed to do that, but it wasn't implemented in vanilla game release. But, as per usual -- you can mod :)
The king stat of the game is funnily enough luck. Lategame enemies in the DLCs are balanced around the idea that you are gonna have above 50% crit chance with your weapons of choice. Not to mention ability to rig casinos for caps.
@@anomanomom239 If you google Charisma in Fallout New Vegas you'll find that they did implement it, no need for mods. Maybe you're confusing it with Fallout 3, charisma doesn't improve your companions there in any way.
@@chik2602 Yeah it does work. Your companions can be quite strong. That said, it still isn't as useful as say charisma in Fallout 2 which influences the amount of companions you can have (along with better chances at gettin' it on or being a porn star).
@@chik2602 it’s not a enough to help in hardcore but it’s a cool idea, charisma would simply be too OP if it actually made your companions that much better
I know this doesn't help now, but there's a special terminal at The Gun Runners that allows you to "dismiss all companions". It was put in the game to address this exact bug or if you simply tell a companion to wait somewhere and later forget where you left them. It well send all companions that aren't at the Lucky 38 back to their default location. So Raul will be sent back to Raul's Shack east of New Vegas and South of Nellis Airforce Base.
I love honest hearts, mostly just for the atmosphere. I want to go to Zion in real life someday.
I went a few weeks ago. It’s worth the trip.
definitely worth it. Though I'm glad I went in the early 2000's before it got too crowded. I would say try to find a time it's not too crowded. I love Honest Hearts as well. While I'm not religious myself, my dad's side of the family was Mormon, so I still feel some connection to Utah. And I love the nod to John Browning.
I have said if I could be uploaded to an afterlife in a game, it would be Honest Hearts. Really just Fallout: NV as a whole.
Also the Randall Clark 'Father in the Caves' storyline... I can't describe how the entire story makes me feel.
@@RealBradMiller I agree, I think that storyline was the best part of the DLC, and what I always remember from it.
@@peterfromberg7977 When I first found his resting place, I paused the game, set the controller down and walked on my back porch and cried while hugging my dog.
And they say video games will rot your brain.
🙄😮💨😭
Edit: his not is.
I got to experience the game for the first time in the summer of 2020. It was awesome. Old world blues is so unique.
Old world blues is my favorite DLC. Not the best but it’s my favorite. I wish I could go and play this game for the first time again.
You're a madman. I've been playing since Atari days and I haven't 100% anything since Contra
Haha, It did take me twelve years to beat Donkey Kong Country on SNES. I did start at like four though, and for most of that I had no access to the SNES. lol
STILL up there in my top 5 games of all time. Played the hell out of it back in the day and still feel an itch to dive back in now and again. It has a unique, strange combination of factors that pull you in, mostly the atmosphere, characters and pacing for me. Phenomenal mods only add to it.
Did you find the Survivalists journals in Honest Hearts? Best story in that DLC by far. It also leads you to a nice gun and armor if I recall correctly.
I'm not crying, you're crying!
"Are you having too good of a day? Read this, mwahahahaha!"
The effort you put into this is enormous. I'm just starting to watch it now and already feel like i have to thank you for that!
hey man was waiting for this review. its a good one for sure. at the start you mentioned charisma being useless right after talking about companion deaths in hardcore. just so you know (incase you didnt) charisma is most helpful in hard core because it boost companion health and damage by 5% per point. making it super necessary in hard core. on top of the speech and barter etc...
Thanks for putting this together, great review!
Still my favorite fallout game and a pwrsonal top 5 game. Good overview.
Charisma is not entirely useless in NV, it does unlock some perks and dialogue options, just so you know.
It's useless lol 😅
There are a few select NPC interactions in New Vegas, that won't work with charisma 1 (there is at least one that requires charisma 7), you can of course use consumables, get an implant or gear to increase.
But it won't stop you from completing the game, like any other stat.
thank you for the review and thank you for the quality content as always!
Still my favorite game of all time and the game i spent the most time playing (aside of multiplayer games obviously).
But nowadays i have come close to having seen it all and being finally done with the game. But after 10+ years that's ok :)
As a Fallout fan, since the original, NV is to date one of My favorit games of all times, side by side with Fallout 2 ☢️😎☢️😎
Great game and proof that you can make good first person RPG.
Wish I could play new vegas for the first time again
Same
Old World Blues is still one of the best DLCs of all times.
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Let me paste a recent tweet from Chris Avellone:
"Internet: If you ever find yourself in the middle of a debate about how Bethesda "screwed" New Vegas out of a bonus, please feel free to ping me or quote this:
They didn't. They put the Metacritic clause in our contract as a -bonus-, we never asked for it."
Your channel is nuts dude a video everyday of exceptional quality is definitely a flex! 💪
Glad I found this! Recent sub to your channel.... I never finished NV back in the day. Been playing it on my steam deck since I got it a month ago. Haven't hunted achievements like this for a game in a while!
Looking forward to listening to this one :D
You missed the Enclave that you can rebuild and have fight with you in the end and it's so dope to see the vertibird fly in
Love the videos.and do you play games that you don’t show us like mmos or just other games that you don’t put on your channel
Sometimes yeah
Cant find much wrong with this review, solid all around
Benny is voiced by Matthew Perry (Chandler from the show friends). He was such a fan of fallout 3 that he wanted to be in the next game, so I heard.
"Rex is a good boi!" 😄😍
Another amazing video of one of my top 5 game :))
Great review! Coming from big NV fan!
This is going to be great
This game is a broken mess in the best way. It taught me the value of using every exploit a game will let me. [edit] I actually prefer the hardcore mode in NV to FO4. The fact that you can't have the food and water needs without also cranking the difficulty to max is annoying.
Even the ability to fill empty bottles would have been great for any difficulty of Fallout 4.
I like how fallout nv showed meters for hunger, thirst and sleep unlike FO4 where you don't know if you're about to be hungry until you are smh
How many hours did it take to you to complete the game? And please do Fallout 2! Your reviews are awesome
Regarding the Think Tank of Big MT.:
When you think about it, they are WAY more dangerous than the Institute from Fallout 4, despite having a similar premise, sure they are goofy as fuck, but when you skim through the tech they actually had, the monsters and weapons they created and their immediate response to being freed being to use the Mojave as a massive testing site for all this shit.
All the Institute REALLY has are Synths, which sure, can be scary and are very impressive, but given that they cant even reliably control those Synths, which are no more dangerous than a regular Human if they arent utilized correctly.
The Think Tank is played for laughs and are fucking scary, the institute is apparently the Boogeyman of the Commonwealth and under all the kidnapping and replacing they dont do shit with it
I fully agree with you. The institute did deploy lots of super mutants into the wastes and their robot gen 1-2 synths destroyed an entire city but for some reason human clones with chips in their heads which don't really differ from normal humans are considered a major problem when it's really not
i should replay this... i never had any of the DLC.. at which point of the mainstory (which i remember) should i play the DLC ?
Fallout New Vegas is absolutely amazing and a masterpiece. I'm surprised you haven't done videos on the classic fallout games or the original two wasteland games.
Charisma only gets you a theoretical degree in physics.
Along with tyranny and baldurs gate 3, fallow nv is in my top 10 games ever
My favorite Fallout game(F3 being a close second), and one of my favorite games period.
R.I.P. Matthew Perry, all-time great VA performance as Benny
Thought I’d go back and watch some of your older content, not disappointing at all!
Few of things in Fallout New Vegas that aren''t in Fallout 3 were originally mods for Fallout 3 and Obsidian devs did get ideas from those. Weapon mods and Hardcore difficulty are examples of those...
When first playing Old World Blues, my english wasn't good, so I kept doing the school simulation over and over.
It took a while to realize I didn't have to do it.
I'm a native English speaker and I did the same 😂
WAKE UP BABE THERE’S A NEW MORTISMAL VIDEO
My favorite game of all time, over 1500 hrs now. Glad you had fun!!
Good video. Good review. Which ending did you go with?
Well I did all of them, but NCR was what I'd consider the main one
Well this is a pleasant surprise
I'm going to guess that you missed the *true* story of honest hearts which is the tale of Randall Clark found through his survivalist caches
God, I love Old World Blues. Those crazy Drs and the appliances are just incredible.
Great video for a great game.
I really should play this. I told myself that I need to finish Fallout 3 first. I'm on the last DLC and then I'm done - I've just been lacking motivation of late. Yes, I know F3 and FNV have nothing to do with each other, it's just my self imposed rule to force myself to finish games before starting new ones.
Charisma doesn't give the player as much return as say Strength or Agility or Intelligence. And yes, you can just pump points into speech. What Charisma does do is boost your companion's damage with 'Nerve'. If you are running with a companion and have given them better arms & armor than they started with then the Nerve bonus can have them deal decent damage as they support you in combat. It still doesn't make Charisma a desirable stat to invest in but it does do 'something'.
My favorite game from the seventh generation of gaming!
is the only 3D Fallout game i like, really love the asthetic of the game and rpg mechanics
Of course, it's the only 3D fallout game
@@FacundoTupac the only appropriate opinion no cap
Low Int dialog options are best! Low int, max luck, best combo!
I know I'm in the minority here but I actually like Dead Money. It forces you to think and strategize to survive instead of just reducing every obstacle in your path to ash and red mist. The Holorifle is also one of the most powerful energy weapons in the game if you find all the upgrades for it. With 100 energy weapons skill, relevant perks, and max-charge MFCs it'll one-shot most non-boss enemies in the base game and many of the basic enemies in the other dlcs as well.
As an explosives build, the idea of wasting my precious MFC, AKA free grenade and cap generating ammo, on actually using it as ammo is wild.
I would love an Elder Scrolls game made by Obsidian. The faction reputation, better writing and more purposeful stats make for a better RPG.
hehe.. after many playthroughs Rex was the only companion I spent almost no time with.
Hey! A gaming CZcamsr who doesn't act like an absolute steaming dog coil! Most gaming CZcamsr's speak as if they are themselves AAA developers and know exactly how everything should have been fixed in every game they review. Props dude.
One thing i learned after doing quite a few runs with 1 charisma and then one with 5, it gives companions more health and i believe attack strength, and as someone who always plays with hardcore on and who usually tries to do all the companion quests, it comes in handy
Yeah. Charisma is more useful than the reviewer let's on.
Imagine if they had 3-4 years to develop this instead of forced to release it after a year and a half.....
I've never seen general Oliver thrown off the dam like that, every yes man playthrough I always just chose the "wipe um out" option.
im not a fan of the wild west theme but love the game
not even the "Two Bears Highfiveing" mod? :(
Agree with DLC choices. Really love Old World Blues with all its weirdness, and play Sierra Madre just for its story and would totally skip it because of its game play.
The whole point of Dead Money is to be more of a survival horror experience, they intended all of the DLC to be variations on the Fallout experience that forced you to utilize different skills more heavily than the base game. DM is supposed to be a more linear survival experience where you are limited on equipment and so on.
I understand that it's jarring coming from the main part of the game, but I always found it incredibly refreshing.
@@AveSicarius As i understood from interviews they were annoyed that people were playing FNV in one way while they have implemented a lot of alternatives, so they decided to make people to play differently (like headshots - well they would not work anymore; have your favourite rifle with addons - here is a cosmic knife you need to poke people with).
But this creates a structural issue, people who liked the main gameplay would be annoyed with being made to do things they do not like, people who played the main game in different way would not notice these changes.
@@nikitachaykin6774
I do understand that, but I personally respect the decision to do something different and focus on the "survival" side of Fallout New Vegas (which we really should have expected given the survival mode brought into the game).
I completely understand why some people do not like the gameplay though, especially because you are usually getting into the swing of things by the point you start DM, and have likely just found your mid-game preferred weapons. Honestly I would like it purely because it slows progress down and makes me appreciate my overpowered weapons even more when I finish the DLC (also the holorifle is pretty sweet).
@@AveSicarius I guess that's my biggest gripe with Dead Money. I love survival horror and Resident Evil is one of my favorite games but it isn't the reason I play Fallout New Vegas. That's why it's my least favorite DLC.
I like dead money, but the radios and things that blow your collar up were the absolute worse. Sometimes I couldn't find them fast enough, reload (hope the game doesn't hang up on load like it often does). Ugh. Laser emitters weren't too bad. It's just the radio collar I hated.
Jesus! That must of taken you a like a 1000 hours!
Veronica and her power fist almost breaks the game by killing everything for you. I just hanged back in most encounters and saved my ammo
Just a piece of constructive criticism from a new fan. Genuinely love your content by the way! Keep up the great work.
I feel like this video could've really benefited from you going more in depth about why you liked the things you did about this game.
The whole review felt very general and by the numbers, like you were going through a checklist (story, gameplay, mechanics) and either giving a thumbs up or thumbs down on each aspect.
And I get that's what a review is lol. Maybe that's what you were going for!
But when your "gimmick", for lack of a better term, is that you're 100%ing these games, I wanna hear more, specific, cool shit about them.
Basically, I don't think this review would've been any different if you had done a single, 30 hour playthrough rather than 100%ing the game.
Maybe that's a little extreme, but that's the gist of how I felt coming out.
To give you an example of something I was looking forward to hearing more about: the legion.
I've never done a legion playthrough, most people never have, so as someone who's 100% the game I feel like you were in a unique position to give us a more fleshed out opinion on the legion side of things; what you actuslly say about them in the video however is pretty surface level stuff that anybody could pick up in any kind of playthrough.
Criticism aside just want to reiterate I still found your review entertaining and I genuinely am really loving your vids! Especially your wrath of the righteous stuff, and encased! Definitely gonma check that game out soon.
Keep up the great work!
FONV did not crash, not once and I bought the game on release.
New Vegas and Morrowind is 1a and 1b. No other competition period.
I’m still amazed at people turning the narrative around about this game like 6 or 7 years ago. I remember loving it when it first dropped because it reminded me of my childhood playing Fallout 2 at 10 years old. People pooped on this game so hard. Then when Fallout 4 dropped everyone swore New Vegas was the best game ever.
The GOG version of New Vegas is actually the ideal version to play without using mods as it actually includes fixes to a lot of critical issues. That also applies to Fallout 3 and Oblivion. 🖖
FONV dynamic writing makes it kinda a crpg for me.
Are you doing "The Outer Worlds" next? I've been playing it as a break from all the Isometric RPGs I've been playing recently and it's been a blast so far. Really enjoying it.
I've already reviewed it, should be in the 100% playlist
@@MortismalGaming I'll check it out, thanks!
@@jt2749
It is good, but it isn't what people expected. The gunplay is fun and built quite a bit on the FO3/NV/4 combat while making it much more interactive (in that enemies can still shoot you during VATS-equivalent and react to location of injury like in FO1). Strat-edgy has a good run down on the pros and cons, but the game is objectively good, if a little underwhelming.
@@jt2749 It was so disappointing and felt like it was just a rushed mess, weapon variety was terrible they didnt even have things like grenades or explosives, the consumables where a headache to try and sort through, the quests where a lot of times pretty stupid, like fetching soap for the first companion chick so she can go on a date, along with 3 or 4 other stupid stuff like a dress was one and they where all set as there own little fetch and yeah wow
@@jt2749 It's okay. But I do feel Obsidian has fallen from grace a little bit. I don't think a game as good as Fallout 2 or New Vegas can ever be made again. Too many developers are too scared to put questionable stuff in their games. I'm currently replaying Fallout2 and the amount of stuff in that game you could never have now days is astonishing. I think in our woke video game environment, you'll never have great games like that again.
Also certain key writers leaving Obsidian has hurt them a lot. I like Josh Sawyer, he's a great systems designer, but I don't care for his writing that much. Too serious. Pillars of Eternity games also suffer the same problems (though I feel the combat systems are pretty good). I miss the humor of Black Isle and early Obsidian games.
A Van Buren ‘remake’ that we might never experience in our lifetime. Because they just don’t make them like that any more. Would be nice to have a HD remaster but one can only dream for a sequel…😢
Speaking of Veronica:
czcams.com/video/YKF-iaxEyA4/video.html
This a level of flexibility that I love in Obsidian. They are prepared for almost every scenario.
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You mention two bullets in the head?
Pretty sure he only shot you once? Wheres this 2nd bullet coming from?
Also for Dead Money, I kind of agree, but I don't think giving you all your equipment would be a good fix. You would just annihilate the place. Its supposed to make you feel helpless, and that you have to make due with what you have available. If I could roll up on it with power armor and automatic grenade launchers I don't think it would even put up a fight on the hardest difficulty. So then what? Increase the enemies? That won't make it better.
I think the main issue with Dead Money is that its so samey, especially early on when its just the same looking streets and its fairly easy to get lost. I think it becomes better once you reach the Sierra Madre. I do like the story quite a bit though. The "ending" of it is something I never skip. And the whole "The hard part isn't finding it, its letting go" is a pretty strong message to end on.
Nitpicking aside (I like nitpicking, ok?), great video. Enjoyed your view and agreed with most of it. 100%'ed the game with all achievements on both Xbox 360 and PC, along with probably a few thousand more hours just screwing around after that.
When you speak to the Forcaster underneath the 188 he mentions “Two to the Head” when asked about the Courier. I would assume Benny shot after the first shot when the Courier passes out.
Love Fallout New Vegas. Ironically, though, I think the world is better off BEFORE the second battle of Hoover Dam, regardless of which option you choose.
Ooooh, how would you stall the battle? That's crazy to think about.
I remmeber i had this bug where the doctor at the beginning had his head spinning around in circles and his neck was growing longer, was absolutely terrifying.
but was an amazing game. fallout 4 did capture the same feel as FNV
They need to redo new Vegas, shot for shot, on the fo4 engine. They shoulda had that in the can to release with the TV series.
So fast
Ah, reviewing the best game ever made. Nice.
Is a pity you dont play at least with the perfomance and bugs mods. Because is completely different experience the bugs sometimes break the immersion in the game is very tedious.
Hmm i wonder why this was suddenly recommended to me.😂
I almost got 100% for this game, but I could never figure out how to play that damn card game "Caravan".
Doesnt help the game tutorial is outright incorrect
Who's here after watching the TV series
I hated Dead Money, really.
Edit, and yes, old world blues was so fun.
I see the whole endeavor of "checking" your achievements as proof to be redundant; technically anyone can change a few .ini files or something else and get the achievements. The real value is in the insight you gain from having done a "completionist" playthrough, or at least to you( I assume?), the satisfaction of having done it. Having to constantly prove it to doubters is meaningless.
Also, interesting fact. In my country (India) Fallout NV and 3 were never released on steam, nor distributed physically(but not banned). My guess is the cow-like creatures called Brahmin (which stands for something like a Hindu priest) made the publishers reluctant to release it here. Smart from them but unfortunate for a lot of people here (mostly young people) that don't really give a fuck how religion is depicted in media.
I hope Brahmin isn't the case since the games would be perfectly fine without them. But I also understand why it would be that.
I recently replayed this game, for the first time with the DLC, and I have to say I was really disappointed in them. They are always so celebrated, but Honest Hearts is pointless aside from Joshua Graham, who is one of the best-written characters I've ever seen, Dead Money is more of a pain in the ass than anything, Old World Blues is ridiculously dumb and doesn't really fit the tone of the rest of the game, and Lonesome Road is... practically a Bioshock game masquerading as a Fallout expansion? I especially dislike the backstory it gives the courier, I don't want to hear how I helped create and accidentally destroyed some place I've never even heard of... And all the DLC really muck up the pacing of the main game. I think the base game is strong enough on its own, and while the DLC add some backstory to the Legion and give more insight into the Brotherhood of Steel chapter in the Mojave, they mainly feel like pointless padding.
Yeah I'm not crazy about the DLC either. Its nice for the extra content, characters and ares to explore but not amazing. Didn't care for the Lonesome road backstory either, felt forced, though I didn't mind the more linear approach in gameplay.
I usually do Honest Hearts and Lonesome Road each run, only do Dead Money and OWB If I want a longer game or need the caps.
They did a game in 18 months??? And it's New Vegas? How the F do you even manage that
I know I'm the minority (or maybe the only one:) but I just couldn't get into this game. I finished and enjoyed Fallout 1, 2, 3, 4 and even 76 (let the stones fly) but I just bounced off this. I tried. Made it a pretty decent way through, but just wasn't having a good time. The writing, choices, characters, and dialogue are all better than Bethesda's outings, but my favorite part is exploring the world, experiencing the environmental storytelling (discovering and figuring out the mysteries of the twisted things they were up to before the bombs fell), building my character, and the mash up of 40s-50s with advanced tech. These were all lacking for me. Perhaps one day I'll give it another go.
I think one of NV's weaknesses is the vaults/dungeons are not as good as many other Fallout games. They're passable but not great. The DLC makes up for it a bit but even NV DLC gameplay wise isn't amazing all the way through
free comment.
I've seen people argue that new vegas' intro is less engaging than 3 and 4's intros
i also know such people, because of this many of them didnt continue to play this game :D.
The shooting and gameplay of Fallout New Vegas kinda suck a lot but what is awesome is how that does not matter at all and ive beaten this game maybe 5 times.
Star Wars KOTOR?
Already done
LOBOTOMITE!
IT IS TIME FOR YOU TO PLAY VAMPIRE THE MASQUERADE BLOODLINES.
ahem, sorry not sorry, bye.
I've made a review for it already
@@MortismalGaming Oh bother, it's not in your 100% playlist 😖
@@wollyram6248 yeah I try to make sure games in that playlist I can point people to my steam account to at least prove I did the achievements if nothing else, so games that don't have them I usually just do regular reviews for
@@MortismalGaming Don't worry about it, I just thought this was a golden opportunity to type lobotemite in all caps, pardon my offbeat sense of humor.