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Dead Money's story was out of left field and puts you into an oppressively horrific situation. Although the plot doesn't effect the main game it brushes up against it a lot, and feels like a supplement to the main plot.
My main complaint is it's so hard it makes the rest of the game feel like a breeze once you're dumped back into the Mojave.
"You're going to have a tough time doing that without your head, palooka."
- the Vault Dweller
The difficulty is one thing that I always hated about Fallout 3, as well as NV. Sure, the game shouldn't be a breeze, but if you shoot a dude in the face from a sniper, his head will explode like a melon. In Fallout 3, it takes a further 5-6 shots for his head to explode. That is retarded and simply constitutes poor game (engine?) design. To be honest it just really demonstrates how poor the FPS elements of Fallout 3 are.
Any excuse to take your items you spent 100+ hours accruing away is the name of the dlc game. Fucking put in some work and integrate it into the game. Dead Money is terrible. Point Lookout for Fallout 3 was how you do DLC.
Retlaw83 wrote:They're not really ghosts, some kind of mutants.
If I'm not mistaken, they're the remnants of the Casino maintenance staff in some kind of uber-advanced hazmat suits. The logs said something about them having to cut the suits open to get them off, considering the difficulty of removing the suit. Writing wasn't spectacular at that specific point in the game
The suits got all rubbery and hard and craptastic from the cloud. Ghost people are some kind of ghoul-like mutants I'd wager, which explains the long life span. Doesn't explain how they eat wearing those helmets, though.
"You're going to have a tough time doing that without your head, palooka."
- the Vault Dweller
The ghost in Fallout 2 makes as much sense as whales falling from the sky and alien spaceship crash sites and a fully functioning porn studio despite a complete lack of evidence that there's a means to watch movies after the war.
"You're going to have a tough time doing that without your head, palooka."
- the Vault Dweller
Retlaw83 wrote:The ghost in Fallout 2 makes as much sense as whales falling from the sky and alien spaceship crash sites and a fully functioning porn studio despite a complete lack of evidence that there's a means to watch movies after the war.
And this is why 2>>>>>>>>>>>1.
Besides, Ret, get with the times brah. It's HOLOGRAPHIC. At least that's what the man said.
I've only played Dead Money for like an hour so far, but the writing is top notch shit and the atmosphere is awesome I like it more than any of the FO3 DLC and like that it connects to the body of the game more flush
