I haven't spent too much time with the Fallout franchise; I'd seen a couple friends play it and they seemed to be pretty interested in it, and it seemed like the kind of franchise I'd enjoy, being as I'm into post-apocalyptic storylines, pulp magazine art, and satirical/dark humor.
This being a Fallout game, it's no surprise that you could run into a number of bugs. These include some enemies you cannot damage or target in the Vault-Tec Assisted Targeting System because they are standing in water; enemies hovering in midair or clipping into rocks; and non-player characters...
A big new area to explore; A bunch of new missions to perform; New level cap; new perks; Interesting choices energize questing
Shrugworthy story and characters; The usual Fallout glitches; Formulaic adventure with no signature moments
Fallout: New Vegas - Gun Runner's Arsenal is another okay New Vegas dlc. This is just another items pack that only adds weapons and modifications but also adds new challenges. Some of the new weapons are really good and some of the best in the game.
What would you do if your spine was ripped from your body? What would happen if you had a big gun with a dog's brain? Do light switches get along with each other? These are questions you've likely never thought to ask, yet Fallout: New Vegas - Old World Blues answers them with more humor and...
Hysterical writing and voice acting; Quests; weapons; and other facets have a humorous; surreal edge; Lots of interesting secrets to discover; New and intriguing enemies to fight
Distracting technical and visual flaws
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