Fallout: New Vegas Ultimate Edition

Das Spiel an sich ist ja gut , aber ich kann so oft wenn ich das Spiel am nächsten Tag weiter Spielen will mein Speicherstand nicht Laden! Es ladet Teilweise bis zu 30 min und länger wenn ich das Spiel nicht beende.... Bugs hat es auch ohne Ende! Also ganz klart keine kauf Empfehlung!

So after playing the game for 16h 31m (if GOG is to be believed), I can only say that this game: - has the same, awful journal system Fallout 3 had; - has the useless, sometimes less than self-explanatory Karma system, just like the third game (no numerical score for your deeds and vague, generic categorizations, like "Paragon" or "Saint"); - has a courier that gets ambushed as its protagonist, who needs to investigate the ambush, get one of the items back...seriously? This is even weaker plot-wise than Fallout 3, where at least you cared, because you needed to get your dad back. I mean, why do I need to investigate something if, for all I know, this could be down to simple bad luck? Might as well "sit this one out". - places a Vault jumpsuit in your inventory, with a PipBoy given to you later. However, it is never explained what those things have to do with you, and this (and its implications) does not make sense on many levels whatsoever; - has that (optional) mission with the Deathclaws, which are just incredibly overpowered and you can do nothing about them even at lvl 8 or 10, unless you want to get a shit ton of mines and set up a trap. Even then, one of them can kill you in just one hit. No thanks, not gonna waste other 10 or 16 hours to get it done. - has some quests can get easily broken (either by you or the bugs themselves) and the game soon starts making no sense partly because of those. I guess the standard answer a Fallout fan will give me is: "install a few mods", but no. Wrong answer. I don't see why I should mess with a game if it does not stand on its own merits; I am reviewing the game sold here. The devs had one job... - the hardcore mode is...promising and looks incredibly good, even if it only brings a few modifications; that's the level of realism I would have included in a hypothetical game made by me by default, and that's how just a few details might ruin or elevate a game. Sure, those 16 hrs were OK, but just OK. Don't waste your money.

I know this will get downvoted, that's fine. If you love the game, more power to you! I've played Fallout 4, 3 and now New Vegas. (unmodded!) New Vegas is infuriating. Difficulty is not even close to being balanced on Very Hard. Weapon descriptions and VATS lies to you about how much damage you will do. "Dungeon" layouts can be confusing and very reliant on you getting the 1 item from the 1 container and you'll end up backtracking. The "Local Map" is a joke. The story was pretty decent, but I am very dissapointed in how lackluster it is (not to mention it ends your playthrough...) after hearing so much insane praise for it. It was ok. The boss fight at the "end of the road" was an absolute joke. Enemies will just spawn in front of you if you try to use any tactics. I still like the game, but Fallout 3 and 4 both were far better in these regards. Bethesda gets a lot of flak sometimes, but they know how to make a fun GAME with decent or passable story. New Vegas is a frustrating game with decent story. Guess we know what I value more. (Update 2025, sorta a rant) This is the problem with liking something so much that you push away or mock people who have issues or differing opinions. Game Cults. I like New Vegas, but the hype for it left me disappointed after playing it. Then, the absolute gatekeeping mega-fans do is so off-putting most people don't want to voice their opinion because arguing about these games is a waste of time with these people. You can't experience my life and have my opinions, as I can't yours. It's a simple understanding if you're not in a fan cult. New Vegas is a good game, that has fun parts of it that can be broken and ways you can complete things that are more in depth than Fallout 3 and especially Fallout 4. But Fallout 3 is a more direct experience and story that feels more cohesive and purposeful (so does 4, but less) whereas New Vegas feels like a game that was built in sections and those sections sometimes don't match up very well, and they clearly didn't have enough time (or possibly skill) to make a complete and fair experience (without using exploits). Obsidian's new games have proven the point that they were never the magical good developers everyone loves to say they could have been. They did good work with the horrible hand they were dealt with New Vegas (poetically fitting), but they weren't the underdog that just needed a chance. Their new games are uninspired and typical. This is my outsider view as I haven't played them (most aren't drm free yet) but be honest. Your darling company got a chance... and they're just good, not great. Keep watching your sh|tty youtube essays and gobble up every empty epithet they spout as sustenance for your empty soul you husk of a social media addicted empty corporate vessel. Or wake up and think for yourself.

The less fun of Skyrim and Fallout 3 3d engine , worth a few bucks, got alot of crashes and corrupt save files but i belive that are not in the software its the lamer that cyberstalk this computer fault, cheers

I tried this game several times and gave it around 15 hours before i gave up. I really can't see why it is so hyped. Maybe it just didn't stand the test of time and i should have played it 11 years ago. I am sure i would have enjoyed it a bit more. But as it is i find Fallout 4 to be a better game on practically all accounts and i was just bored with this one. The graphics are horrible to look at. Everything is either grey or brown. You can't even distinguish loot from the ground it lies on... it is all just a brown/grey mess. The pace of the game is incredibly slow. You basically can't run, so it is walking to every new location (they call it running, but it really isn't). Crafting and levelling up is also very slow progressing and tedious (after 15 hours i didn't craft a single thing as my level was either too low or i didn't have the materials). You can't store items as easily or convenient either and picking stuff up makes you overburdened in minutes. Then there is the story. Admittedly i didn't get far into the main story, but the characters are very bland and one dimensional and the quests pretty straight forward, nothing special about what i experienced.