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Ass Creed II
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I think the reason for that is that it uses the same engine and a lot of the graphics are re-used from F3. It isn't made by the same team, Bethesda just licensed Obsidian to make it using the GECK and F3 resources. In some ways it could be considered like Nehrim is for Oblivion, only you have to pay for it.
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I have a big decision in New Vegas at the moment... should I side with Yes Man/Legion and kill Mr. House, or side with Mr. House and the NCR?
Right now both organizations seem corrupt and full of shit, but Mr. House seems less full of shit so I've started to side with him. I love games where decisions can really alter the outcome - without any spoilers, what did you guys do in this part of the main quest? |
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I've done all four choices. Note that you can ALWAYS switch to Yes Man no matter what else you do, but you will reach points where the other factions will refuse your help.
There is no right or wrong choice as such. Although the Legion choice is the clear evil character choice, there isn't a truly good choice in the game. They are as you say, corrupt as they come. |
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Caesar struck me as a pretty evil fellow. The tons of enslaved people in Legion territory also rubbed me the wrong way.
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Funnily enough he has neutral karma, but karma means nothing in New Vegas compared to F3. They may as well have removed it from the game.
During my NCR playthrough I actually gathered all the companions and stormed his fort and took him out. But I played through his questline with another character just to 'finish' the game as such. Slight spoiler but siding with him is the only way you'll get a largely different main quest. Siding with him has the major downside of turning the whole of NCR hostile and cutting off a ton of side quests though.
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Thats the reason I like F3 more than New Vegas, more wandering and freedom. In New Vegas you can't just immediately go off and do what you want, because you get destroyed easily. I also hate how the map boundaries extend beyond what the game allows you to go which absolutely pisses me off. I managed to do nearly every side quest in Oblivion before even giving the medallion to jaufrey (or however it's spelt). Same with F3. I actually ended up skipping the first half of the main mission because I wandered upon that city in the boat and talked that doctor. Completely bypassed the GNR part. I was trying NOT to do any mission. I also absolutely fucking hate with a burning passion that in Fallout, when you beat the main mission the game goes, 'NOPE, FUCK YOU, start the goddamn game over from the beginning, even though there is still tons of shit to do, and stuff you will probably miss going through again, even though this is a rpg, we are still going to end the game, even though any good rpg like Oblivion or Morrwind didn't fucking end once you beat the main mission.' That defeats part of the fecking purpose of an rpg, there isn't supposed to be ending. Finishing the campaign the first playthrough in F3 really pissed me off, obviously.. Thankful Bethesda came to their senses and released that add-on that let you keep playing after you finish the main mission in F3. Anyway now that I have gotten that all out. I beat Borderlands again (ANOTHER DAMN "RPG" THAT REALLY ISN'T AN RPG). But it's amazing playing with friends, and fair amount of freedom to screw around. Edited by Sheavy - 17 Aug 2012 at 8:19pm |
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Any good rpg should also allow mods to be done also, which basically means the game truly is never ending. I've done so many addons in oblivion it's not even funny, still not done with all of them I want to try out.
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There's a mod for New Vegas that teleports you back to the Lucky 38 after the main quest. I tried it out and it did what it said on the tin, however my game started experiencing lots of weird issues after that which I can't say were or were not the cause of the mod.
I read somewhere that the NV developers were considering playing after the main quest but abandoned it as too much work considering all the changes that would have to be made. It may seem a lazy excuse but given the time it takes to make a high quality game they probably had no choice otherwise they's miss their deadlines. The decision still sucks but there's nothing we can do about it now. I intend to pretty much ignore the main quest when I return to New Vegas after the confrontation with Benny in the Tops. About Borderlands, I had a trial of that recently. Definitely picking it up sometime. It's not meant to be considered an RPG though, but an FPS that has some RPG elements.
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Well when I saw it advertised it was marketed as the the first true cross between an fps and rpg. Which wasn't really accurate.
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Bethesda is better than EA and Activision. Better customer support. |
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Was it? The game somehow escaped my notice when it was first released. It seems a decent game regardless of genre.
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^yeah places like gamespot tote it as an rpg. http://www.gamespot.com/borderlands/But you should definantly get it. It's a good game solo, but it is ten times more fun with friends, especially when fighting boss characters.
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I beat Fallout: New Vegas earlier today. I sided with Mr. House through the entire game, and I think I'm happy with the outcome. I really didn't like the Legion (or NCR for that matter), and I think putting Vegas in the hands of House probably wasn't a horrible thing.
That being said, some of the things he forced you to do were morally questionable. Especially blowing up the Brotherhood of Steel. By the time Mr. House had asked me to perform that task, I'd already joined the Brotherhood and really taken a liking to some of their leaders. I felt like a douche while I was stealing the keycards to blow the place up, but I guess it was for the greater good. Anyway, this was an incredibly deep game, and I had a total blast. I think I slightly prefer Fallout 3, but both were undoubtedly excellent. |
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Also, I found this game for $10 and started playing it yesterday:
L.A. Noire (2011) I'm really digging it so far. The gameplay is really unique and different from anything I've ever played before, but it still maintains a really nice open-world feel that Rockstar is known far. The graphics are also some of the best I've seen. Overall, I'm very impressed after spending about two hours with the game. |
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House is probably the second most evil choice after the Legion to be honest. I obviously had to take the brotherhood out when I did both their faction quests, but next time I play a full game I won't side with either of them again. I like the brotherhood (that might come from playing F3 so much) and SPOILER they only have to die in two faction's quests.
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Saints Row III is my favourite Rockstar game
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Hooked up the NES and SNES for the first time on my 40" HD set. I thought the picture would look more pixelated for some reason (I played a PS1 game on it a few weeks ago and it looked a bit off). Well it looked fine.
My brother (who owns the SNES) played 2 games he picked up today: Starfox and Mario Kart As I own the NES, I grabbed Dream Master: I got it at a store in my area that I thought closed down. Turns out it moved across the street. Decent prices, but they didn't have many classic titles and the store was a mess. I was thinking of grabbing something for PS1 or Dreamcast, but they were all stacked messily and in a dark corner of the store.
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Had a Steam trial of Saints Row The Third this weekend. Not my usual sort of game but I got pretty hooked on it and will definitely be buying a copy sometime.
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