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However, that is to say that he is also the only character to be 100% relevant to the Casino at hand - and also has the trickiest, most hidden 'do this well or I die' mechanism trigger that seems to be triggered even by choosing a single line wrong than the intended line of thought you have to uphold with him. Couldn't fix it in any other way and my shortsighted self decided to overwrite after doing that particular segment without troubleshooting), the only character that resulted leaps and bounds interesting is Dean Domino. Glitches and bugs aside (I managed to not die during one of the sound-pitches but, apparently, my head exploded, fixing me at 100% health for the reminder of the save game and DLC, taking away what little challenge there was. However, right off the bat it starts to bleed through its various loops and holes. What changes from its brother, though, is that the DLC make the beef of this game.ДЇrom now on there will be heavy spoilers, just saying.Дead Money has the coolest, most interesting setup than any of the other DLCs: the premise of having to go through a heavily, strangely irradiated Casino to catch the fortune of a lifetime is a godly premise. Less 0ДЇO:NV suffers from a lot of problems that also FO3 suffers from: plotline is barebones, enough to give you something to do or a goal to achieve. Exploring isn't as fun as in Fallout 3, but I do think it is a better game overall. So I strongly recommend it, it's not perfect but I spent 70 hours on it and I enjoyed it to the end.

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The game looked pretty good with mods I used Clarity to remove the orange tint from everything. I used several mods, mainly unofficial patches and texture mods but Centered Third Person Camera is essential if you play in third person and Shut Up DLC Companions stops the dlc companions being insanely annoying. I used several mods, mainly unofficial patches and texture mods but Centered Third Person Camera is essential if you play in third person вЂ¦ More Honest Hearts was the only dlc I didn't enjoy - the area looked good but it was basically empty, the main characters seemed interesting but they weren't fleshed out at all and the quests were all really dull fetch quests - very disappointing.

The end was a little anti-climatic but overall it was great. Lonesome Road was excellent, the combat was properly challenging and the story and main character were compelling. Old World Blues was very funny, especially at the start, but the gameplay was repetitive and it was too comedic for me to care about what happed in the end. I played through all four dlcs - Dead Money was great, it felt very different to the rest of Fallout and I loved the atmosphere, companions and gameplay. The factions were good - I liked having a different rating system with each faction although by the end everyone idolised me except the Legion and the Power Gangers. The companions were a lot better than in Fallout 3, they were still fairly shallow but at least they interacted a bit with the world and I enjoyed their quests. The story was good enough to keep me interested, the gameplay got a bit too easy but was overall fun, and I really like the character levelling system.

I haven't played Fallout 4 yet but this is my favourite Fallout game so far. I finally got around to playing Fallout New Vegas (only 10 years after it was released!) and I really enjoyed it.

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