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Eh, I didn't obtain it, but it's a requirement for a side mission to replace the overseer.

Yeah, the whole "chosen one" scheme which united F1 and F2 is gone forever...

I just completed it on my 3rd attempt... I was going counter-clockwise, if it helps.

Actually, a guy on that road tells you about that.

TwinkieGorilla basically said the main idea of the thread. This is not some special guy, this is one of many developed characters which have something cool and interesting about that. Sure there're still woody NPC all over the place, but the amount of good stories and the voiceacting and...

Can't you guess it by yourself? It's a bit crazy man who is awesome, you should find him in the game and you will understand everything. You googled Chupacabra? Wow, about 12-15 years ago it was a pretty popular myth, it was in many magazines and journals. If it's not funny for you...

So I randomly found Vault 19 and I've explored it from one cornerto another... I stole blue and red cards and read through the computers. It looks like there was [spoiler:e83aca864e]some government experiment at separating people on two factions: blue and red, and driving them...

I agree, I actually avoid them to save bullets most of the time (but when I have spare explosives, I blow them up for xp). Fallout needs more atmospheric and less gamey stuff.

A chupacabra with an automatic weapon. Isn't it badass enough? :P Come on, learn some humour, man.

Yes, the skill checks are now more than to "skip dialogue", for example there're multiple quests which you cannot finish peacefully unless you have a speech skill 50+. I actually leveled speech to 50 during the first 5 levels because once I was in the game I've noticed that if I want to play a...

Actually Deathclaws are a bit crazy right now. I had to switch to Very Easy and spend ALL of my ammo to kill one. I could spend the same ammo to kill the whole NCR main camp on a normal difficulty. But I quite like it this way, now I am really afraid of them when they run at me, which never...

Yeah, Gamebryo limitations sometimes are too obvious. And I hope we will get more engine improvement and less "sorry we can't do it now" in their future games :p.

Yeah, I agree that while the dialogue is not really complex, it's voiced perfectly and I didn't find any special silly cases, so dialogue writers did their job nicely. And the new reputation system forces you to go with specific decisions (unlike the gimped "karma" system which means...

I like Fallout NV much more than 3rd for a couple of reasons: 1) More immersive map. I just like it more, and the settlements are much nicer than in FO3 (no more "hello we're rural people and have no weapons or guards"). 2) No level scaling of monsters outside of quests. Now you should...

They just have thick armor. Use AP bullets, shotguns work wonders... And with some perks unlocked later they are an easy match. Just get the correct perks.

It rates at the same level as Fallout 3 and oblivion: not enough dialogue. Fallout 1/2 had a lot of dialogue choices based on your stats and skills which led to different branches of said dialogues. In Fallout 3/NV it's either a common set of phrases or success/fail mechanic which has nothing...

Ah, so that's Indiana's hat. I was wondering :P. I suppose an icon of a shocked vault boy with swirls in his eyes means that you've found something from Wild Wasteland... If so, there's a dead guy on a cliff above the Goodsprings (you get there by a "miniquest" from a guy who lives in a...

western?!

The way he moves reminds me of Sea Lab for some reason :). The fact that you did it is ok. It's somewhat random and has no real plot or idea, but it has atmosphere and meaning.