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nLight
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Is it hard to change NV animations to FO3?
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Rynath
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| Posted: Tue, 2nd Nov 2010 00:55 Post subject: |
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| nLight wrote: | | Is it hard to change NV animations to FO3? |
Easy enough, this is just walking and running though, not sure about the combat animations:
Another reanimation project, might be all new animations instead of FO3:
http://newvegasnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=35028
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nLight
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Rynath
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| Posted: Tue, 2nd Nov 2010 10:54 Post subject: |
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After playing a lot this weekend for me it feels as if the game has no good balance between "action" and "roleplaying". For powergaming you can ignore almost every RPG aspect and start grinding and leveling by searching the complete map for buildings, hidden caves and unique items, killing every monster and enemy you come across (even easier now since they are respawning) and collecting every weapon, ammo and armor. You only have to keep the most important fractions "neutral". Playing this way the game becomes almost a pure shooter/action-RPG like Borderlands.
It is not really "necessary" to play any other quest beside the mainquest. grinding, shooting and searching can make you so powerful, that everything else does not really matter.
thats not the way a roleplaying game should be designed. I would have liked it more if you could NOT simply find (or even worse: buy) all the very powerful weapons, armor and unique items at hidden places in this game, but instead you should get them ONLY by important sidequests or by working a long time for a certain fraction.
It fits to that "mis-balanced" gameplay that you get far too much XP for killing enemies and far too less for solving quests.
Well, others may call it "freedom", that you can either beat the game with the "action way" or the "RPG way", but I feel slightly disappointed now... 
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| Posted: Tue, 2nd Nov 2010 11:20 Post subject: |
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| Tydirium wrote: | After playing a lot this weekend for me it feels as if the game has no good balance between "action" and "roleplaying". For powergaming you can ignore almost every RPG aspect and start grinding and leveling by searching the complete map for buildings, hidden caves and unique items, killing every monster and enemy you come across (even easier now since they are respawning) and collecting every weapon, ammo and armor. You only have to keep the most important fractions "neutral". Playing this way the game becomes almost a pure shooter/action-RPG like Borderlands.
It is not really "necessary" to play any other quest beside the mainquest. grinding, shooting and searching can make you so powerful, that everything else does not really matter.
thats not the way a roleplaying game should be designed. I would have liked it more if you could NOT simply find (or even worse: buy) all the very powerful weapons, armor and unique items at hidden places in this game, but instead you should get them ONLY by important sidequests or by working a long time for a certain fraction.
It fits to that "mis-balanced" gameplay that you get far too much XP for killing enemies and far too less for solving quests.
Well, others may call it "freedom", that you can either beat the game with the "action way" or the "RPG way", but I feel slightly disappointed now... |
All this is true...if leveling up is your only concern in an RPG
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| Posted: Tue, 2nd Nov 2010 13:49 Post subject: |
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| Tydirium wrote: |
thats not the way a roleplaying game should be designed. I would have liked it more if you could NOT simply find (or even worse: buy) all the very powerful weapons, armor and unique items at hidden places in this game, but instead you should get them ONLY by important sidequests or by working a long time for a certain fraction. |
I don't agree with that reasoning in particular. I don't mind the special weapons and armor to be tied to quests and guilds or factions. In fact, that would be the natural thing to do. But, I believe an alternative way of getting those items are a must for the world to feel open and natural. If I'm so freaking good that I can sneak, kill or talk my way to the item I deserve to have it instead of an some artificial way to deny it (ie it appears in the safe only if you finish some quest beforehand).
It's all about freedom of choice that helps you to define your character.
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| Posted: Tue, 2nd Nov 2010 15:03 Post subject: |
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Is there any mod that permit to level the companions manually , choose their perks , skills ect ?
Looked on the nexus but found nothing so i guess not ?
That would be neat
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| Posted: Tue, 2nd Nov 2010 15:09 Post subject: |
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Okay guys, question for the people who maybe played the game in an more evil way.
On my third playthrough (yes 3rd) I want to be a bad guy. Very bad.
First playthrough I sided with NCR and was a messiah. 2nd one I worked for myself and have been very neutral.
Since I did actually talk to Ceasar and listened to the stuff what the Legion is actually about, I got the feeling that they aren't really the "that bad" guys. I mean, yes , they're brutal but if you talked to Ceasar you'll get what I mean. Some of their stuff makes actually sense in a World like this.
I just don't really know how to go the evil way. In F3 it was quite easy, blowing Megaton to hell and stuff... but with NewVegas I'm a little confused.
Anyone who could give me some advice? I've got the GreatKhans in my mind, but they aren't really evil too. The only assholes in NewVegas seem to be the Fiends. And I don't know if you really can side with them...
Meh... really, any advice would help.
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| Posted: Tue, 2nd Nov 2010 15:13 Post subject: |
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if you are going to be REALLY evil....why not side with just yourself and kill....everyone?
Enemies re-spawn? I haven't come across this..... can anyone confirm please?
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JBeckman
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| Posted: Tue, 2nd Nov 2010 15:31 Post subject: |
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Every 72 hours (Game time.) by default all cells outside of your current one are reset which means creatures will respawn and boxes and the like restocked, goes for merchants as well, some NPC's also respawn even for non-generic variants though lose items will still be gone.
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| Posted: Tue, 2nd Nov 2010 15:43 Post subject: |
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| m3th0d2008 wrote: | Okay guys, question for the people who maybe played the game in an more evil way.
On my third playthrough (yes 3rd) I want to be a bad guy. Very bad.
First playthrough I sided with NCR and was a messiah. 2nd one I worked for myself and have been very neutral.
Since I did actually talk to Ceasar and listened to the stuff what the Legion is actually about, I got the feeling that they aren't really the "that bad" guys. I mean, yes , they're brutal but if you talked to Ceasar you'll get what I mean. Some of their stuff makes actually sense in a World like this.
I just don't really know how to go the evil way. In F3 it was quite easy, blowing Megaton to hell and stuff... but with NewVegas I'm a little confused.
Anyone who could give me some advice? I've got the GreatKhans in my mind, but they aren't really evil too. The only assholes in NewVegas seem to be the Fiends. And I don't know if you really can side with them...
Meh... really, any advice would help. |
I had the same problem with my 2nd playthrough. I tried to do most of the quests and always chose the worst outcome, but it didn't really bring a lot of bad karma. And some side missions gives you karma no matter how you do them. It seems you just have to steal and kill truckloads of people, but that's just psychopathic rampage.
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| Posted: Tue, 2nd Nov 2010 16:04 Post subject: |
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| Baguette wrote: | | m3th0d2008 wrote: | Okay guys, question for the people who maybe played the game in an more evil way.
On my third playthrough (yes 3rd) I want to be a bad guy. Very bad.
First playthrough I sided with NCR and was a messiah. 2nd one I worked for myself and have been very neutral.
Since I did actually talk to Ceasar and listened to the stuff what the Legion is actually about, I got the feeling that they aren't really the "that bad" guys. I mean, yes , they're brutal but if you talked to Ceasar you'll get what I mean. Some of their stuff makes actually sense in a World like this.
I just don't really know how to go the evil way. In F3 it was quite easy, blowing Megaton to hell and stuff... but with NewVegas I'm a little confused.
Anyone who could give me some advice? I've got the GreatKhans in my mind, but they aren't really evil too. The only assholes in NewVegas seem to be the Fiends. And I don't know if you really can side with them...
Meh... really, any advice would help. |
I had the same problem with my 2nd playthrough. I tried to do most of the quests and always chose the worst outcome, but it didn't really bring a lot of bad karma. And some side missions gives you karma no matter how you do them. It seems you just have to steal and kill truckloads of people, but that's just psychopathic rampage. |
That's exactly what I'm afraid of and why I asked. And it's sad
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Frant
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| Posted: Tue, 2nd Nov 2010 16:05 Post subject: |
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So... Is this good? I loved FO3 (as opposed to some luddites).
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| Posted: Tue, 2nd Nov 2010 16:09 Post subject: |
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| Frant wrote: | | So... Is this good? I loved FO3 (as opposed to some luddites). |
Imho it's way better than FO3. The world isn't as empty anymore, but still a wasteland, you've got dozens of sidequests, the companions are quite useful now, the minigames are cool (I like Caravan, it's really good. We played it in RL already.) and so on. But still not perfect of course.
Give it a try.
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JBeckman
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| Posted: Tue, 2nd Nov 2010 16:45 Post subject: |
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Vault 11 is said to be nicely implemented, not much to work with for Vault 21 and Vault 34 works OK and fits into the story about the Vault-Tec experimentation and social tests.
(Vault 21 being full of gamblers, Vault 34 having a full armory and less living space and being over-populated, Vault 11 being divided into a sort of red and blue territory and stuff like Vault 101 which was never meant to open plus the joke though still canon ones such as Vault 69 with only one man and the rest being women and the opposite with one woman and the rest being men.)
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M4trix
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| Posted: Tue, 2nd Nov 2010 16:58 Post subject: |
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I realy like Freeside , somehow reminds me most of Fallout 2
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| Posted: Tue, 2nd Nov 2010 17:08 Post subject: |
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| JBeckman wrote: | Vault 11 is said to be nicely implemented, not much to work with for Vault 21 and Vault 34 works OK and fits into the story about the Vault-Tec experimentation and social tests.
(Vault 21 being full of gamblers, Vault 34 having a full armory and less living space and being over-populated, Vault 11 being divided into a sort of red and blue territory and stuff like Vault 101 which was never meant to open plus the joke though still canon ones such as Vault 69 with only one man and the rest being women and the opposite with one woman and the rest being men.) |
Didn't know Vault 11 was in this one.
 Spoiler: | I only have been to Vault 34 (can you actually get addicted to rad-x and/or rad-away? ^^) and Vault 22 ( which made my game crash in intervalls of about 5 minutes).
Next one on my list was Vault 3. Hey there fiends, nice place to live you got here!  |
dunno if that was targeted at me but meh, I'll spoiler it though I don't think _I_ revealed anything that could be regarded a major spoiler.
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Cabola
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| Posted: Tue, 2nd Nov 2010 17:56 Post subject: |
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| pizz wrote: | | I realy like Freeside , somehow reminds me most of Fallout 2 |
I agree, reminds me a lot of Redding/New Reno from FO2
There's 6 vaults in the game.
| Spoiler: | Vault 3 (Fiends), 11 (Empty), 19 (Escaped convicts from NCRCF), 21 (Hotel/Casino Inside Vegas), 22 (Plant Experiment) and 34 (Vault Dwellers (Ghouls)). |
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| Posted: Tue, 2nd Nov 2010 18:09 Post subject: |
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| m3th0d2008 wrote: | | Baguette wrote: | | m3th0d2008 wrote: | Okay guys, question for the people who maybe played the game in an more evil way.
On my third playthrough (yes 3rd) I want to be a bad guy. Very bad.
First playthrough I sided with NCR and was a messiah. 2nd one I worked for myself and have been very neutral.
Since I did actually talk to Ceasar and listened to the stuff what the Legion is actually about, I got the feeling that they aren't really the "that bad" guys. I mean, yes , they're brutal but if you talked to Ceasar you'll get what I mean. Some of their stuff makes actually sense in a World like this.
I just don't really know how to go the evil way. In F3 it was quite easy, blowing Megaton to hell and stuff... but with NewVegas I'm a little confused.
Anyone who could give me some advice? I've got the GreatKhans in my mind, but they aren't really evil too. The only assholes in NewVegas seem to be the Fiends. And I don't know if you really can side with them...
Meh... really, any advice would help. |
I had the same problem with my 2nd playthrough. I tried to do most of the quests and always chose the worst outcome, but it didn't really bring a lot of bad karma. And some side missions gives you karma no matter how you do them. It seems you just have to steal and kill truckloads of people, but that's just psychopathic rampage. |
That's exactly what I'm afraid of and why I asked. And it's sad |
Evil, you say?
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My kill everyone and eat them playthrough aside.. Legion is supposed to be evil and NCR good guys and at first I thought it was super black and white like that but I dunno.
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JBeckman
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| Posted: Tue, 2nd Nov 2010 18:12 Post subject: |
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As per game engine and such limitations and how things are set up Legion are defined as evil and as such you gain 100 karma from killing them (And any other evil marked NPC.) even if they're just one side and NCR the other and both have good and bad points though Legion is a bit more extreme though talks with them reveal other info but overall they're "bad".
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| Posted: Tue, 2nd Nov 2010 18:29 Post subject: |
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My reputation "info" (with the ncr and powders) on the pipboy disappears when i encounter the legion for the first time and kill them. Now it only shows that i'm hated by the legion. Should I be concerned?
The path of my life is strewn with cowpats from the devil's own satanic herd.
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JBeckman
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| Posted: Tue, 2nd Nov 2010 18:49 Post subject: |
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Did you get a certain quest?
(Beware the wrath of Caesar. As it's called)
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This means you did something really bad like say killing Vulpas at Nipton and will be marked for death and potentially assassinated by the legions assassins, those are apparently very tough and winning is usually impossible if playing fair at lower to mid levels.
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