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Well, haven't posted in awhile and only casually followed the mods progress. I haven't played New Vegas very much the last few years, but I remember watching Frontier interviews in 2015 getting excited for the mod. Really sad this is how it ended. Modding scene wasn't like this back when I first...

I haven't posted in awhile, and I just heard the news. Needless to say this is gravely disappointing to me. Chris Avellone is a hero of the industry, and is responsible for some of the best writing it has seen. Now we'll lose all the work he could have done for the remainder of his career. The...

I think you guys are being overly negative. It is after all just a fan made mod. And a pretty big one that obviously took a lot of time and work. I would ask for people to be more respectful. This isn't Bethesda or some company trying to make a profit. It's not official or canon. Just a project...

I remember saying I couldn't see how Bethesda could humiliate the franchise any more after Fallout 4 but I'm sure they'd find a way to surprise to me. They sure did.

New post-apocalypticia? I think someone mentioned a while ago that post-apocalypse settings had fallen out of favor since the end of the cold war, and dystopias were more relevant to today's audiences. I think they mentioned wanting to do a cyber punk dystopia. Might have been Chris Avellone...

Bethesda is doing immense damage to the industry as a whole with their paid mod scheme. Though I think it's probably just their way of implementing the microtransaction crap that the whole industry has gone crazy about. But there's a good chance this will simply spread to other developers and...

I'm liking it so far. My main criticism is from what you've wrote, I don't see the main differences between the factions. They all want to "rebuild", but that's not enough to go on. I think you're going to have to make the goals and plot a little more than just rebuilding. That's my two cents...

Important for the quest modding scene. I've been impressed with what modders have been able to do even with the extremely limiting dialogue, but with this it should make it much easier. It's been a mixed feeling seeing obviously talented modders making good work for such a bad game, but there's...

Seeing the things they've been able to do in the engine with just the modding tools is extremely impressive. A ton of work went into this mod and it looks like it could even be official DLC it's so detailed. Seeing it makes me happy that New Vegas has such dedicated fans willing to put this much...

I'm voting yes, but it needs to done right. I was thinking of making a completely different genre of game, but just in the same universe. Perhaps some detective noire style game. The main plot doesn't even need to directly great war related necessarily. Just the setting you're in will help flesh...

Well I remember quite a few people predicting we wouldn't see the last of Bethesda's paid mod scheme and they were right. I knew they would try to re-market it some other way, but not something as stupidly obvious as a token system in which you buy the tokens. It's like they think were 5 year...

I can see what you mean, in that respect I wish they included genetic engineering in their narrative. The future won't just be integrating ourselves with machines, it will include altering our DNA and making ourselves superior biologically.

On their own, I think they are pretty decent. Human Revolution being superior to Mankind Divided but they are solid games on their own. However the shift of narrative and themes from the intrigue and conspiracies of the original Deus Ex over to this trans-humanist dilemma was overall a mistake...

Yeah, would much rather he put all that effort in work in just remaking the game in a different engine. But than again legal issues and all the assets needing to be made would be rather hard. It is more feasible to do it the way he is doing, but it's just not going to be right with the atrocious...

I really don't understand Bethesda reasoning for even purchasing the fallout franchise at all. If they just wanted to make a shallow post apocalyptic shooter they could have just done that in a new ip. They obviously don't care about putting any effort into writing or lore so wanting an...

Honestly I could see the rich owning classes just living in automated utopia where the now unemployable masses are simply killed off by machines like in the future war in Terminator.

In some manner of speaking yes, however there would have to be some big changes to accommodate unchangeable things like the leveling system being hardcoded. Dialogue would be pretty clunky, unless you'd have a way of making one of the 4 options be a gateway to more options like in mass effect I...

You'd be making a whole new game pretty much, and a lot of crappy stuff is hardcoded in Fallout 4. I've already said this before, but if you want to do something like this than it'd be best just starting from scratch using a different engine. No reason to do all that work on something like the...

Remember that Fallout 4 had a huge marketing hype behind it. I mean I remember tons of people saying they hadn't played a fallout game before, but were caught into the hype and all excited. Personally I think New Vegas was such a good game that it left people dying for more and after all those...

I'd also like to mention that I think hacking should be expanded upon. Always bothered me that even though I could have max science skill and robotics expert perk I didn't have any extra options when hacking terminals that controlled robots or turrets. It would be nice if at higher skills you...