Fallout: New Vegas Ultimate Edition

Played this after FO4 and was pleasantly surprised. Despite being an older game, it's aged pretty well. The graphics are different, but they look good. There was lot of things FO4 didn't have that I learned in this game. I did mod the game but only for bug fixes. I haven't finished the main story yet, but plan to go back eventually. I want to make another character to try out things I didn't do/missed.

Le jeu est très bon mais malheureusement, même avec les fix inclus par GOG le jeu est sûrement un des jeux les plus glitché au quel j'ai joué. Je tiens à préciser que j'ai un très bon PC et que les bugs listés seront présent chez vous, qu'importe votre configuration. Crash toutes les heures et demi dû à un bug memory leak inhérant au jeu. (Crash toutes les 30 minutes sans le patch inclus par GOG. Merci GOG en tout cas de "corriger" ça !) Un des DLCs mal optimisé crash toutes les 30 minutes, dont sa quête finale freeze et peut softlock la partie... et j'en passe... Le jeu est très bon mais la quantité infinie de bugs et de crash rend vraiment l'expérience de jeu désagréable sur la durée.

Important: use the viva new vegas modding guide (google it) to reduce crashes by 99%. You'll thank me later. It only crashed once in my 100 hour playthrough. Other than that, this is objectively the best game that's come out in 20 years, due to the sheer amount of playstyles and choices you have. The modding community fixed the game to the point where it's damn near perfect.

This game is very engrosing and has a lot of connections to the lore of the first two fallout games. By itself its easily a 4 out 5 and modding in all the cut content makes this game a masterpiece. Just imagine if they would have had a decent development schedule instead of being rushed like their previous masterpiece KotOR TSL.

A step up from Fallout 3, this game is more polished and with better stories. Now you can use iron sights, mod your weapons, and the reputation system has been reintroduced. It also has a hardcore mode where you don't heal instantly, you need food, water, and sleep, ammo has weight, and other such things that make the game more realistic. The game can become much easier if the player abuses(?) quick save/loading, but I can't really fault the game, nor the player, for this. I tried playing a game (a few games actually) where death meant the end of the game, loading wasn't allowed as a self imposed rule, and it was a very interesting experience. Rating: set lasers to fun! http://pixelloot.com/ *Editors' Pick*