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I always just hand waved the vigor tester as Doc Mitchell giving you a physical. Better then how some games give you a tutorial like you never played a video game before.

The Fallout Character Overhaul improves the faces of the vanilla game. http://www.nexusmods.com/newvegas/mods/54460/? The Courier's Cache is fun comedy quest that adds a nice player home and good looking weapons and armor. http://www.nexusmods.com/newvegas/mods/49531/? The Desert Scorpion...

I watched a few of his videos. They're ok, but he really likes stretching out material.

Ulysses. A crazy man that hates you for delivering a piece of mail.

Fallout 1: Fighting the Deathclaw and killing the Lt. Fallout 2: All lot of New Reno. Annoying Renesco, killing the Mob bosses, and "Hey, Lloyd. Catch!"

Yeah, its hard to figure what kind of weapons are lore friendly when the games's weapons are all over the place.

Fallout is kinda weird with guns. The Desert Eagle was in Fallout 1. Fallout 2 is even odder with the P90, G11, HK CAWS and the Pancor Jackhammer. All those guns were made way after the 50s.

Apparently the writers don't know what attempted murder is.

The NCR and Shady Sands are mentioned in note about the Mysterious Stranger in Fallout 4. http://fallout.wikia.com/wiki/The_Mysterious_Stranger_(note) So it seems Nick knows about the NCR.

My introduction into the series was Fallout 1, 2, 3. and NV. When Fallout 3 came out I didn't like the writing but I had fun with the gameplay. But after playing New Vegas, I can't get back into Fallout 3 even with TTW.

Mr. New Vegas. Three Dog is idiot who talks about the "Good Fight" while doing nothing and has a weird obsession with the lone wanderer.

There has been too much damage done to series to really repair it. I am going to have go with everyone and say let the series die.

Its a fun enough FPS. It has a interesting setting and would be nice to have it fleshed out more.

Here is the dialogue wheel from swtor.

The Coalition from Rifts. When I was a teenager it was because I liked how they looked. When I got older, I started thinking they kinda have a point. It also helped that they weren't written to be complete villains where they would save people from monsters and bandits.

Maybe I am overthinking this, but don't you need horses or some sort of vehicle to run a ranch? How are the the Brahmin barons running their ranches?

The only ones I played were 1-3 and Code Veronica. I enjoyed them with 2 being my favorite. Since I haven't played the later ones, I can't tell you how good they are.

Piper giving your character the nickname Blue. Its a nice little touch. Even though I didn't use it past the intro, power armor actually felt like a suit of power armor instead of regular armor.

More subdued would be like leaning on the fouth wall. Like in NV one of Cass's lines when you talk to her is "Woah, why are leaning in so close." Breaking the fourth would be like in Fallout 2. If talking to one of Orville Wright's sons while wearing advanced power armor, one of the random...