So what you want to see in Fallout new vegas?

Me?

- Many more guns (confirmed)

- Better gunplay (confirmed)

- weapon upgrades (confirmed)

- geckos (confirmed)

- the city of vegas to be filled with npcs and not beeing a battlezone like the DC in fallout 3

- higher level cap, above 30.

- better story

- better stability in both optmization (memory leaks) and proper quadcore support

- less crashes

Your turn,

Forum: "better dialogues/characters"

Better animations - The animations in Fallout 3 (and oblivion) were far too stiff and everyone stood there the same, walked the same straight way. It looked like i was playing the Sims up close.

More memorable characters.

Better/more voice acting

Perhaps not zooming into peoples faces as you talk to them, not freezing the game world when conversations take place (i know the likelihood of survival in certain situations would be 0 but it took away from the immersion for me)

Better animations - The animations in Fallout 3 (and oblivion) were far too stiff and everyone stood there the same, walked the same straight way. It looked like i was playing the Sims up close.

More memorable characters.

Better/more voice acting

Perhaps not zooming into peoples faces as you talk to them, not freezing the game world when conversations take place (i know the likelihood of survival in certain situations would be 0 but it took away from the immersion for me)

lucfonzy

[QUOTE="lucfonzy"]

Better animations - The animations in Fallout 3 (and oblivion) were far too stiff and everyone stood there the same, walked the same straight way. It looked like i was playing the Sims up close.

More memorable characters.

Better/more voice acting

Perhaps not zooming into peoples faces as you talk to them, not freezing the game world when conversations take place (i know the likelihood of survival in certain situations would be 0 but it took away from the immersion for me)

dakan45

What does that mod do? looks weird.

Me?

- Many more guns (confirmed)

- Better gunplay (confirmed)

- weapon upgrades (confirmed)

- geckos (confirmed)

- the city of vegs to be filled with npcs and not beeing a battlezone like the DC in fallout 3

- higher level cap, above 30.

- better story

- better stability in both optmization (memory leaks) and proper quadcore support

- less crashes

Your turn,

Forum: "better dialogues/characters"

dakan45

I agree with everything apart from the last few... I didn't have a problem with FO3's story, it was pretty good considering what they had to work with AND trying to incorporate the lore from the previous games...

I also never had any of the technical problems apart from random Live signouts on PC (which crashes the game because your save becomes restricted)... So that was Games for Windows Live's fault, not the game's... Apart from that I have never had any issues with either the 360 or PC version and all DLC on both (I am a FO3 fanatic, I have it all apart from PS3 version)... Quite the contrary actually, any of the glitches I experienced were actually beneficial to me...

What I hope for though:

-Like you said, a LOT more NPCs...

-A LOT more quest, sidequest, and unmarked quest... I want there to be so many that I can't even imagine beating them all... Unlike FO3 where you complete the story and the main sidequest and it is a ghost town with nothing to do...

-More stronghold type "bases"... I loved attacking raider camps or Talon Company bases... They were few and far between however...

-Just a lot more "stuff" in general... I loved FO3, I just want it to last longer with more to do... So I could care less if they change a lot (though changes for the better are always good), I just want a MUCH longer game...

[QUOTE="dakan45"][QUOTE="lucfonzy"]

Better animations - The animations in Fallout 3 (and oblivion) were far too stiff and everyone stood there the same, walked the same straight way. It looked like i was playing the Sims up close.

More memorable characters.

Better/more voice acting

Perhaps not zooming into peoples faces as you talk to them, not freezing the game world when conversations take place (i know the likelihood of survival in certain situations would be 0 but it took away from the immersion for me)

lucfonzy

What does that mod do? looks weird.

[QUOTE="dakan45"]

Me?

- Many more guns (confirmed)

- Better gunplay (confirmed)

- weapon upgrades (confirmed)

- geckos (confirmed)

- the city of vegs to be filled with npcs and not beeing a battlezone like the DC in fallout 3

- higher level cap, above 30.

- better story

- better stability in both optmization (memory leaks) and proper quadcore support

- less crashes

Your turn,

Forum: "better dialogues/characters"

Buttons1990

I agree with everything apart from the last few... I didn't have a problem with FO3's story, it was pretty good considering what they had to work with AND trying to incorporate the lore from the previous games...

I also never had any of the technical problems apart from random Live signouts on PC (which crashes the game because your save becomes restricted)... So that was Games for Windows Live's fault, not the game's... Apart from that I have never had any issues with either the 360 or PC version and all DLC on both (I am a FO3 fanatic, I have it all apart from PS3 version)... Quite the contrary actually, any of the glitches I experienced were actually beneficial to me...

What I hope for though:

-Like you said, a LOT more NPCs...

-A LOT more quest, sidequest, and unmarked quest... I want there to be so many that I can't even imagine beating them all... Unlike FO3 where you complete the story and the main sidequest and it is a ghost town with nothing to do...

-More stronghold type "bases"... I loved attacking raider camps or Talon Company bases... They were few and far between however...

-Just a lot more "stuff" in general... I loved FO3, I just want it to last longer with more to do... So I could care less if they change a lot (though changes for the better are always good), I just want a MUCH longer game...

It's looking to be a lot better than FO3, which makes me happy.

The hardcore mode looks sweet. I'm hoping for maybe a deeper story.

A more different environment. I have to admit, the screenshots so far of the landscape look A LOT like Fallout 3.

Have more than 3 voice actors.

A more different environment. I have to admit, the screenshots so far of the landscape look A LOT like Fallout 3.

nikita121

Um, well there isn't much variation in what is left after a nuclear bomb goes off... It isn't like there is one nuke that turns a place into a wasteland and one that turns a place into a colorful haven of rainforests and animals... I am not quite sure what you expect would be different?

Like you said, more NPC's. I would want to find friendly NPC's out in the wasteland and not just in towns. I think it would be great if you could have more than one human friendly in your party, but I don't think that is going to happen. More sidequests would be great, but they are not so necessary. A greater variety of enemies would also be good, fighting only Raiders, Talons, and Super Mutants (with your occasional animal) gets a little repetive.

Like you said, more NPC's. I would want to find friendly NPC's out in the wasteland and not just in towns. I think it would be great if you could have more than one human friendly in your party, but I don't think that is going to happen.

cheese1756

You can do that, but it requires glitching :D

A game that is not Oblivion with guns... o well I won't be picking this up.millerlight89

well, im completely fine as it is now.

What do I want? Basically more of everything, and greater variety.

- Keep the 'fetch and carry' quests to a minimum, and increase the number and variety of other side-quests

- Include a good number and variety of interesting NPCs with 'depth'

- Increase the number of potential companions for each 'reputation', and include more 'pet' companions. Include a pack mule.

- Give more locations a unique look and atmosphere

- Improve main character animations (side-stepping, sneaking, jumping, swimming)

- Have NPCs engaged in more activities instead of just hanging around (requires more 'task' animations, eg, fixing things, making items, even cooking)

- Include a good number and variety of new monsters to encounter

- Increase the texture detail

- Add a pair of binoculars to equippable gear so you can scout terrain without needing a scoped weapon (and thus reduce weight requirement, especially in hardcore mode)

- Include a dwelling somewhere that you can just buy, rather than have to complete a quest to own it - or allow you to 'stake a claim' on a few abandoned shacks

Most of the other improvements I would have wanted are already confirmed, like hardcore mode, more weapons, ability to modify weapons, and tweaking VATS so you can't abuse headshots.

"So what you want to see in fallout new vegas?"

-More GUNS!

-lots of quest

-Lots of npc

-more towns(and more populated)

-More giant creatures

-more armors

-better animation

-this sounds kinda weird.... but i want a pet taming system, like make a rad roach as a pet :twisted:

-and maybe to become more realistic... you need to feed your character, so we would really try to scavenge in the wasteland,

-and i want a bigger safe house :D

hmm.. theres more, i just dont know where to start....:?

Real time shadows! That's all I ever want to see in the game.

[QUOTE="millerlight89"]A game that is not Oblivion with guns... o well I won't be picking this up.dakan45

agreed

Real time shadows! That's all I ever want to see in the game.

mhofever

The main thing I would like improved going from from Fallout 3 to Fallout: New Vegas is far less crashes ad better optimization. Not to say Fallout 3 was poorly optimized but they have had time to tweak the engine since Fallout 3.

The main thing I would like improved going from from Fallout 3 to Fallout: New Vegas is far less crashes ad better optimization. Not to say Fallout 3 was poorly optimized but they have had time to tweak the engine since Fallout 3.

PublicNuisance

[QUOTE="PublicNuisance"]

The main thing I would like improved going from from Fallout 3 to Fallout: New Vegas is far less crashes ad better optimization. Not to say Fallout 3 was poorly optimized but they have had time to tweak the engine since Fallout 3.

dakan45

That is a possibility all I can say is I have faith. Obsidian has a good track record with me.

[QUOTE="dakan45"][QUOTE="PublicNuisance"]

The main thing I would like improved going from from Fallout 3 to Fallout: New Vegas is far less crashes ad better optimization. Not to say Fallout 3 was poorly optimized but they have had time to tweak the engine since Fallout 3.

PublicNuisance

That is a possibility all I can say is I have faith. Obsidian has a good track record with me.

It sure is a mess though, right now plaining in geck and its pretty confusive to use in detail. I kinda see why most devs use unreal engine, its so easy to use.dakan45

It does seem easier to use and Obsidian does have experience with it but as far as I know it costs $500 000 to license it. With Bethesda already having their own engine it wouldn't make financial sense to spend that kind of money.

[QUOTE="dakan45"] It sure is a mess though, right now plaining in geck and its pretty confusive to use in detail. I kinda see why most devs use unreal engine, its so easy to use.PublicNuisance

It does seem easier to use and Obsidian does have experience with it but as far as I know it costs $500 000 to license it. With Bethesda already having their own engine it wouldn't make financial sense to spend that kind of money.

A better PC port without crashes and all that's in dakan's list

I really want to try hardcore mode, hope it will make the game more challenging.

Also, a new weapons and skills will help too.

In short, much better PC optimizations.

This post was already posted. learn to post, and while your at it, learn to post some more. man , the nabs these days...

[QUOTE="PublicNuisance"]

[QUOTE="dakan45"] It sure is a mess though, right now plaining in geck and its pretty confusive to use in detail. I kinda see why most devs use unreal engine, its so easy to use.dakan45

It does seem easier to use and Obsidian does have experience with it but as far as I know it costs $500 000 to license it. With Bethesda already having their own engine it wouldn't make financial sense to spend that kind of money.

I'd be fine with that. ID has a history of making engines that when maxed out look very good for their time but on the low end can be run by many machines.

This post was already posted. learn to post, and while your at it, learn to post some more. man , the nabs these days...

Honnodenrei

Obvious troll is obvious.

[QUOTE="dakan45"][QUOTE="PublicNuisance"]

It does seem easier to use and Obsidian does have experience with it but as far as I know it costs $500 000 to license it. With Bethesda already having their own engine it wouldn't make financial sense to spend that kind of money.

PublicNuisance

I'd be fine with that. ID has a history of making engines that when maxed out look very good for their time but on the low end can be run by many machines.

Not totally, fallout 2 had moments like that, not that many though. For example i remember one mission that i found someone and instead of trading him in i foced him to go outside new Reno (something like new vegas) and dig a grave that he hide some stolen stuff and then make him get in the grave and burry him. Did i mention that i had a wife at that point right next to me? :lol:dakan45

I love it in the original Fallout series, how your character build legitimately changes the game - playing with low intelligence for instance only allows you to communicate in grunts. The amazing outcome is that the dialogue and reactions of npcs completely change to respond to the character build; and yet the game is just as playable - only of course very different when fitting into this character.

Fallout 3 isn't nearly on a similar level, honestly its astounding how immature and underdeveloped Bethesda's work is in comparison; even in creating a reactive world and quests.

Nonetheless Bethesda absolutely nail exploration, I would honestly say its the biggest draw-card of their games I have played.

You mean that if you make a character with low intelligence and charisma you talk like you are "special" yeah i guess that was a nice feature to play with, but i couldnt do many quest that way.dakan45

hope the game will be optimize, less bug or crashes and a good gameplay

[ True, but id is being out of the game for sometime, they better remain on that area with rage, because with all that console focus devs are doing lately, only god know what can possibly happen that will work against us.dakan45

You're right about about ID beng out of the game a while. I actually can't remember their last game they developed themselves. Doom 3 ? Hopefully it's like riding a bike. I am worried about the console development hurting Rage and Doom 4. I just have to hope that they don't forget who put them at the top all those years ago.

i would love to see: no more freaking frame drops on windows 7

I had no trouble playing the game on vista, maxed with 8xAA

Now i get frandom framedrops (indoors, outdoors, looking at the freaking ground)

and this with a 4870x2, this card consumes the game, spits it out and consumes it again, what the hell is wrong?!?!