Are you referring to NCR Adobe architecture? If so, it was a missed opportunity to utilize them in New Vegas to make NCR territories more distinct and interesting, thereby strengthening the theme of a post post-apocalyptic world. But I suspect it wasn't there due to time constraints. The same goes for the show where there are ruined skyscrapers and some generic architecture instead of adobe, like in the classics.
Well there’s also the fact that Aradesh is some kind of Hindu and mentions Dharma. And whatever happened to that obelisk in the middle of Shady Sands?
يا الله, فالتجعل الأرض تلتهم مؤخرته كسوله
you would think it is still present through the descendent of the original shady sands or their religion spread so their culture and architecture, but you never hear dharma in 2 and nv
eh i didn't mean the architecture here but the culture an their believes, like it vanished from earth the day the vault dweller left south california
I forgot this thread was in the Fallout section.
dementia early symptoms?I forgot this thread was in the Fallout section.
Toront?
wut?
It always perplexes me as to why the 3D games felt the need to redesign the originals despite them being fine and already having a reference to work with, instead of taking the time to create new designs. This is especially evident in the power armors, where the 3D ones look unnecessarily detailed, fat, and bulky like Fallout 4, 76, and show instead of tall, lean, and agile, like the classics, which look more imposing and badass.
they deleted POWER ARMOR BUTT CHEECKS! how did they even dare to delete it?
I think it's New Vegas having to work with the leftovers from Fallout 3, so they probably didn't have much choice but to include it. If it were up to them, they wouldn't have included it since Josh Sawyer made a mod for New Vegas that removed power armor training from the game.
the problem here isn't the training, the problem is someone though the power armor are complex machinery that a nation like the ncr and its military personnel can't figure out how to move their muscles in an "armor" that follow "their muscles movements"
They could have just as easily removed the requirement from the get-go tbh. Unlike Bethesda's games, Power Armor isn't easily just found in the world in New Vegas, even the sets you can loot off corpses for the Brotherhood missions are areas that aren't as easily accessible like an irradiated pit with Centaurs, the middle of the Boomers' targeting area, and inside the Repconn facility with multiple hurdles in the way to the top floor.
I saw Josh Sawyer get interviewed and mentioned he didn't want to reinvent the wheel since a lot of the people who are going to play New Vegas are going to be the same people who played Fallout 3 and wanted New Vegas to be familiar to them, which is why I think they felt the need to keep power armor training in the game and make it fit with the lore.