Hooked Gamers previews Fallout: New Vegas
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Hooked Gamers previews Fallout: New Vegas
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<p><a href="http://www.hookedgamers.com/x360/fallou ... ml">Hooked Gamers</a> has previewed <strong><em>Fallout: New Vegas</em></strong>, and they offer a much more fair and balanced view than we've seen in most other publications. Here are some highlights:</p>
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<p><em>For a lot of Fallout fans, <em>Fallout 3</em> was not Fallout. It was Bethesda's Post-Apocalyptic RPG and nothing more. For people who were introduced to <em>Fallout</em> through Bethesda's effort, <em>Fallout 3</em> is their Fallout. How do you make a compromise? How do you try to get <em>Fallout 1 & 2</em> fans interested, while not losing the fanbase that arose with <em>Fallout 3</em>? Here's how - <em>Fallout: New Vegas</em>. Hand over development duties to Obsidian Entertainment, a studio with former Fallout leads, while sticking to the engine and gameplay mechanics that defined <em>Fallout 3</em>'s gameplay. It is the kind of compromise that has the potential to give way to new possibilities, and that's enough of a reason for all kinds of Fallout fans to get excited for <em>New Vegas</em>.
Sticking with familiar territory, Obsidian's taking the setting back to the West coast, where </em> <em><em>Fallout 1 & 2</em> both took place in. Set 3 years after the events of <em>Fallout 3</em>, this means it has been nearly 40 years since we heard of any of the events that transpired in the West since <em>Fallout 2</em>. With such a large gap of time, things have changed.</em></p>
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<p><em>The Vault-Tec Assisted Targeting System, or VATS makes a return. There wasn't much to the system in <em>Fallout 3</em>. You aimed for the head and fired away with zero consequence; it was a combat method that was easy to exploit. So far, very little has been said of how <em>New Vegas</em> will bring any rebalances to V.A.T.S, but there will be a bevy of new weapons and special attacks.</em></p>
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<p><em>With a Fall 2010 release date, it is hard to believe just how much Obsidian will be able to cram into <em>Fallout: New Vegas</em> with such a short development timeframe. It won't be as big as <em>Fallout 3</em>, but expect a game that will dig deeper into the rich lore of Fallout. It is about the closest thing to an actual <em>Fallout 3</em> no-compromise fans will ever get and for other Fallout fans, this is more <em>Fallout 3</em>. There's a little bit of everything for all to look forward to and hopefully, Obsidian can pull it off.</em></p>
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<p>Check out the whole preview <a href="http://www.hookedgamers.com/x360/fallou ... re</a>.</p>
<p><a href="http://www.hookedgamers.com/x360/fallou ... ml">Hooked Gamers</a> has previewed <strong><em>Fallout: New Vegas</em></strong>, and they offer a much more fair and balanced view than we've seen in most other publications. Here are some highlights:</p>
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<p><em>For a lot of Fallout fans, <em>Fallout 3</em> was not Fallout. It was Bethesda's Post-Apocalyptic RPG and nothing more. For people who were introduced to <em>Fallout</em> through Bethesda's effort, <em>Fallout 3</em> is their Fallout. How do you make a compromise? How do you try to get <em>Fallout 1 & 2</em> fans interested, while not losing the fanbase that arose with <em>Fallout 3</em>? Here's how - <em>Fallout: New Vegas</em>. Hand over development duties to Obsidian Entertainment, a studio with former Fallout leads, while sticking to the engine and gameplay mechanics that defined <em>Fallout 3</em>'s gameplay. It is the kind of compromise that has the potential to give way to new possibilities, and that's enough of a reason for all kinds of Fallout fans to get excited for <em>New Vegas</em>.
Sticking with familiar territory, Obsidian's taking the setting back to the West coast, where </em> <em><em>Fallout 1 & 2</em> both took place in. Set 3 years after the events of <em>Fallout 3</em>, this means it has been nearly 40 years since we heard of any of the events that transpired in the West since <em>Fallout 2</em>. With such a large gap of time, things have changed.</em></p>
<p><em>...</em></p>
<p><em>The Vault-Tec Assisted Targeting System, or VATS makes a return. There wasn't much to the system in <em>Fallout 3</em>. You aimed for the head and fired away with zero consequence; it was a combat method that was easy to exploit. So far, very little has been said of how <em>New Vegas</em> will bring any rebalances to V.A.T.S, but there will be a bevy of new weapons and special attacks.</em></p>
<p><em>...</em></p>
<p><em>With a Fall 2010 release date, it is hard to believe just how much Obsidian will be able to cram into <em>Fallout: New Vegas</em> with such a short development timeframe. It won't be as big as <em>Fallout 3</em>, but expect a game that will dig deeper into the rich lore of Fallout. It is about the closest thing to an actual <em>Fallout 3</em> no-compromise fans will ever get and for other Fallout fans, this is more <em>Fallout 3</em>. There's a little bit of everything for all to look forward to and hopefully, Obsidian can pull it off.</em></p>
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<p>Check out the whole preview <a href="http://www.hookedgamers.com/x360/fallou ... re</a>.</p>
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dude. everybody is doing this now and we'll probably continue seeing it. it's called "indie cred", man. you gotta look like you always loved Fallout 1 and weren't quite satisfied with 3 just in case NV makes 3 look even more embarrassing than it actually is.entertainer wrote:it's hilarious compared to their 10/10 f3 review and how suddenly everything became not so awesome and suddenly the game had flaws
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With such a short amount of time till fall they must be in a hurry, I really loved fallout 3 and expect an even better game from the original creators. I wish they would just be patient and really work on the game. I can be patient too. Even if it doesn't get released for another year or two, as long as they did the best they could and didn't release it too early, I'm happy. I expect alot from this game, a map about the same size, more npc's, better graphics, some travel systems like a hover board, scooter, or even riding on the back of a deathclaw, more interesting scenery vs the only gray scenery of fallout 3, more customization, parts of armor like gloves, boots, chest piece, leggings, belts, capes, and accessories like walky talkys and GPS that you buy and not an actual feature.
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fucking lol.Siede wrote:With such a short amount of time till fall they must be in a hurry, I really loved fallout 3 and expect an even better game from the original creators. I wish they would just be patient and really work on the game. I can be patient too. Even if it doesn't get released for another year or two, as long as they did the best they could and didn't release it too early, I'm happy. I expect alot from this game, a map about the same size, more npc's, better graphics, some travel systems like a hover board, scooter, or even riding on the back of a deathclaw, more interesting scenery vs the only gray scenery of fallout 3, more customization, parts of armor like gloves, boots, chest piece, leggings, belts, capes, and accessories like walky talkys and GPS that you buy and not an actual feature.
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die in a fireSiede wrote:With such a short amount of time till fall they must be in a hurry, I really loved fallout 3 and expect an even better game from the original creators. I wish they would just be patient and really work on the game. I can be patient too. Even if it doesn't get released for another year or two, as long as they did the best they could and didn't release it too early, I'm happy. I expect alot from this game, a map about the same size, more npc's, better graphics, some travel systems like a hover board, scooter, or even riding on the back of a deathclaw, more interesting scenery vs the only gray scenery of fallout 3, more customization, parts of armor like gloves, boots, chest piece, leggings, belts, capes, and accessories like walky talkys and GPS that you buy and not an actual feature.
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You played the first Fallout? That's basically what I want from a new Fallout. I don't mind if they change it to 3D, but I basically just want the same gameplay with a new story.Siede wrote:No I have no idea what you just said but I think you just referred to me as a troll.
I enjoyed the Van Buren Tech demo, but I can't play it anymore without feelin depressed ever because I know that it will never be finished, and the reason that it will never be finished is because Bethesda in-house developers seem incapable of making any game that isn't a .esm file, and their marketing guys are more concerned with maximising profits than taking a risk with the old gameplay.
Riding on the back of a deathclaw? I'd love nothing more than to ride the back of your whore mother as she screams in agony as I coat her pussy in cyanide and nettles you fucking 12 year old jizz bag. Delete your account, go pick up a controller, and play Halo, and be glad you still have a high enough IQ to carry on breathing, you fucking bucket of tard. That's what you are, a big bucket of tard.
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http://rpgcodex.net/phpBB/viewtopic.php ... 29#1120829Siede wrote:No I have no idea what you just said but I think you just referred to me as a troll.
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In advance I never played fallout 1 or 2 although I heard great things. I liked fallout 3 and new vegas is already more than half done so it's too late to complain. Maybe next time but for now just expect something different than you already were because it's too late for that. I think that in fallout 3 you move way too slow and having something to solve that would be great.
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Siede wrote:In advance I never played fallout 1 or 2 although I heard great things. I liked fallout 3 and new vegas is already more than half done so it's too late to complain. Maybe next time but for now just expect something different than you already were because it's too late for that. I think that in fallout 3 you move way too slow and having something to solve that would be great.