Fallout: New Vegas Ultimate Edition

For some reason I thought purchasing this game (again) on GOG would make the game run better. It.did.NOT. Still choppy movement, still Crash To Desktop. And now infinity loading screen lock up. I'm having no luck with this game, and playing the game vanilla is a waste of time, but I've had no luck with any unofficial patches or elsewise, and I shouldn't NEED to worry about unofficial patches. Bugthesda indeed. I only hope that in the future Bethesda makes some official patches, when I say I want to do a playthrough straight vanilla, I mean it. ps: Compatiability trick doesn't work note: This game is broken between the trip from Nipton and Novac, it always breaks when I either get near the Legion encounter (not the one in town, the one over the mountains) or the caravan spawn.

Game is ok. I mean, as someone pointed out "best 3D Fallout" - and he/she's right. Story, dialogue, characters are better than the F3. Everything else - more or less the same. Of course today (2021) you definitely want to use mods for textures (at least).

I can see why people like this more than fallout 3, but I am not one of those people. I didn't think it would be possible but this game is more broken than 3. I had all the right mods to try and fix everything but still had a lot of trouble. I like the world more than 3, it is very western which is great. writing is still just as good as 3 but the overall story wasn't my cup of tea. Overall I wish my time with this game was better but it wasn't. fallout 3 for me is the superior game.

Overglorified buggy mess.Never fixed,always leaned on modders and external programmers.It was bad then still bad today.

There's a lot of love for FNV on these reviews, but coming to it after FO3 I was disappointed. The release was rushed out too soon after FO3 - and it shows, horribly at times. I was expecting a fuller experience but FNV's wasteland is relatively underpopulated in sites & lore. Caves and buildings fewer and relatively uncomplicated (often cut-&-pasted from FO3, such as FO3's Regulators' HQ showing up in FNV several times). Furthermore these locations & rooms are relatively uncluttered and untreasured, and the Strip is ridiculously split up (with no fast-travel!) - all due to the game being designed with gaming consoles in mind rather than PCs). There's also a clumsy abruptness with no play after the main ending, yet 3 of the 4 DLCs require a late-game high level player! Some of the issues are fixed/lessened by mods (my first was to undo the timed-health nonsense for food and get it back to how FO3 does it) but I'm not here to review mods. You're halfway through the game before you can get a nice FNV home, only to never bother using it because you can't fast travel to anywhere near it and even then have to go through hoops to reach it each time. The ammo-making bench thing is a complicated mess, and the much touted companion-wheel annoys me as it's fiddly - I'd rather just have menu lists. Then there's the annoying micro-stutter present at times in FNV, no matter what you do, but nicely absent in FO3. The ONE thing this game DEFINITELY improved over FO3 was the ability to look down the sights of all guns rather than just sniper ones. Otherwise the FNV makers put most efforts into faction storylines - again much touted but often shallow and sometimes silly (Elvis impersonators?!), though this mess is somewhat saved by a few semi-insteresting "moral dilemmas" and different endings. None of this is to say FNV is bad. I don't think I wasted money buying it, but after one playthru will rather go back to playing FO3 (for a 3rd time!) until I've a PC that can play FO4.