#Fallout new vegas dead money Patch#
#Fallout new vegas dead money mods#

I have to agree with the OP though, if the entire game was designed just like Dead Money, I would have uninstalled it on day one.

When I play it, I get this 'ok, I have to go through this absolute hell hole so I can get that butt-load of gold bars and endless weapon repair kits and stimpacks when its all done.' Overall, I have to say Dead Money has the worst gameplay. If the base game was anything like this I would have uninstalled it. Traps, Death Clouds, exploding insta death, no healing items, no ammo - svcks. Just someone seemed to think really annoying gameplay would be fun. Overal, it is a real shame because the writing seems to be excellent.

#Fallout new vegas dead money mods#

Hehe, checking the mods I see someone has made one that disables the collar and fog of doom. The beeping collar would have been fun for a bit, but it blows after three or four hour. I may just reload a save before going in there and pass on the thing. But man of man, Dead Money is just horrible! Sure the writing and characters are interesting - but the gameplay - it blows! Really blows.

#Fallout new vegas dead money Patch#

There weren't any noticeable bugs exclusive to a certain platform, but the PC version is the one to get if you have the rig, thanks to drastically shorter load times, a better framerate, more definition in the textures, and the developersвЂ™ ability to release a patch instantaneously via Steam instead of waiting around through the consoles' respective certification processes, which were all true of the original release of New Vegas as well.So I am trying to wrap up everything in the game with one character - just for fun before retiring the game. The game crashed on us a couple of times during the four hours it took to complete, and at one point we were talking to an NPC who decided to mysteriously vanish during mid-conversation, which got a haughty chuckle. All three versions run through New Vegas, which means that they're all buggy. Once again: not fun.Дead Money has been available for a couple of months on the 360 thanks to an exclusivity agreement, but it's now available for the PC and PS3. Finally, half the city also happens to be contaminated with toxic gas, so imagine running through a gas-filled house while your collar is beeping only to hit a bear trap, which causes your character to run slower, and thus causes you to go boom. There's also an absurd amount of bear traps, landmines, and tripwires lying around, which forces you to tip-toe around every corner to avoid accidentally getting your leg chewed off. Let it beep for too long (which isn't long at all) and it's goodbye head. You see, that bomb on your neck is wired throughout the city, and if you stand too close to a transmitter, it'll start to beep. However that's just the start of the things likely to piss you off while playing through Dead Money. Dead Money is already highly frustrating, but without being skilled in lock-picking, science, computer hacking, melee fighting, and/or intelligence skills, that frustration may equate to a broken keyboard or controller.ДЄBOVE: Meet the brilliant criminal mastermind that sends his minions to do his bidding without thinking to allow them to maybe bring some medicine or the occasional mini-nuke launcher. The game recommends that you don't start Dead Money until level 20, and believe us when we tell you to heed this warning. There's a plethora of melee weapons around to help finish the job, but if you're like us and didn't level up your melee skills worth a lick while playing the original game due to all the guns lying around, this proposition gets a little trickier.

While running through the town, you'll be bombarded by the same gas mask wearing enemy that cannot be killed with the one gun you're given, as it only knocks them unconscious. The entire town looks the exact same as you walk through one Spanish-inspired house to the other, all with the same walls and tiling, thus causing you to become lost more often than one would like. So 75% of Dead Money involves collecting the three crew members, bringing them to the town square individually, and then also individually taking them to another part of town to help initiate the break-in, which leads to a high level of deja vu. Above: Does that guy look cool too? As was the case with the buildings, be prepared to fight nothing but that guy for the first three hours of Dead Money