| xJbownagex said: So, I always held Fallout up there in my favorite games of the previous gen. However, I just started playing New Vegas again for the first time in two years, and I cannot stop. I started playing it at 11 this morning, and just stopped ._. The world, the weapons, the things you fight, I just forgot all about it, and coming back to it, I can officially say it's my favorite game of Gen 7. I haven't had this similar feeling since I played Skyrim. I don't understand the common perception that this game is "broken." It's certainly not as polished as say a Nintendo title, but I wouldn't go as far to say that it's "broken." In the 24 hours I've put into my new file, the game only crashed once. At the beginning. And plus, I'm having so much fun playing, that I can just ignore the bugs altogether (sometimes there's frame drops and pop in but that's about it.) To sum this thread up, go pick up the ultimate edition if you haven't played the game. It's like $20. Fans of sandbox games and WRPG's need to play this. |
It's not a casual game or even user frendly. You need to be very patient with the game and it's limitations, like saving often and in different slots, the auto-save will make the game slower and sometimes will freeze the game, in big fights expect hug drops in fps and freezes and that the more you play and hoard the more buggy the game gets. Players that don't folow these rulles will probably have a terrible time with the game.
