Under the Radar: Fallout: New Vegas

True. In comparison to KotOR's story, KotOR 2 was quite poor. Plus some dialogue wasn't that good. Hard to believe how some of those glitches and bugs go into the game as well.

Obsidian has had experience with Fallout though, and with old devs returning, should be great.

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True. In comparison to KotOR's story, KotOR 2 was quite poor. Plus some dialogue wasn't that good. Hard to believe how some of those glitches and bugs go into the game as well.

Obsidian has had experience with Fallout though, and with old devs returning, should be great.

smerlus

I tend to forget about Obsidian only having a year to make KotOR II. Looking at it that way, it was a pretty damn good effort. Whenever I thought of their 12 month deadline, I only ever associated it with the negative.

Thinking about it now, Obsidian, while young, have quite a lot of experience, having worked off Bioware and Bethesda.

Until they show the shooting is actually good, I won't bother to care. Fallout 3 used VATS as a crutch so we shall see if Vegas learns from that mistake. Oh, and I sure hope there are more types of guns in this one too.Sins-of-Mosin

Well they also said the difficulty is going to improve. I noticed that VATS made the game a cake walk until some of the DLC came out with ghoul reavers, albino radscorpions and....those one type of super mutants. No longer was a couple shots to the head a end-all option. It was better to shoot them in the leg to slow them down and then run backwards firing.smerlus

To be honest i do like some of the hardcore aspects but i dislike some others.

I think it will be better if they increase the difficulity and the level cap, so you kill monsters to get better,

To be honest i do like some of the hardcore aspects but i dislike some others.

I think it will be better if they increase the difficulity and the level cap, so you kill monsters to get better,

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