The recent patch seems to have broken that fix
Edit: The one here fixed it http://filenetworks.blogspot.com/2010/10/fallout-new-vegas-fix-crash-freezing.html![]()
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The recent patch seems to have broken that fix
Edit: The one here fixed it http://filenetworks.blogspot.com/2010/10/fallout-new-vegas-fix-crash-freezing.html![]()
I have had one CTD and seen two instances where NPCs have fallen into the floor, but otherwise my experience has been flawless. Excellent performance, good story, enjoying the weapons, characters and interaction too. I think it's a worthy follow-up to FO3 - but to be honest, I never had any issues with FO3 apart from very similar ones to those I have experienced with New Vegas.I'd be very grateful if people with Fallout New Vegas experience would let me know if it's any good or not.
I loved FO3 and spent a good bit of time on it...as such I have looked forward to this game for a while.
Two things in particular concern me about New Vegas:
(1) It's made by the company who made a total mess of the sequel to one of my favourite games, Knights of the Old Republic
(2) There seems to be a fair bit of griping about the game in this thread.
I'm not really bothered about bugs (as long as they get fixed!) as I won't be in a position to start playing for 2-3 weeks. I'm more interested in knowing if:
- the plot is gripping and feels like its worth following
- main characters are interesting and well scripted and acted
- the territory is interesting to explore
- guns / loot / perks feel like they're worth finding / earning
So I'm just starting out on my quest through New Vegas.
Any special tips or thing sI should look out for right from the start? I'm tempted to play NV to 100% evil as I was too good in FO3.
Like FO3 I shall not follow the main quest until I've exhausted all the minor quests of which there appear to be plenty.
A bit miffed about the temporary boost from reading skill books but it will prevent characters from getting maxed out so early on.
Has anyone else tried to have a go at the Deathclaw area? I wandered in once, realised I didn't have a save more recent than an hour ago and had to resort to consoling a few to death.
Deathclaws in NV are bloody 'orrible.