Waiting for it to come to PSN so I can get it myself or perhaps with a Game of the Year edition here soon. I do plan on getting it for someone so they can tell me how it is 
Old World Blues - New Vegas DLC
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Having not played Mothership Zeta, I can't say for sure. But I remember a common complaint against that DLC was it's design (full of corridors). There's lots of open space here, and some cool places to explore.Hamish Durie said:
As far as the tone of it goes, I don't know how similar it is to Zeta. The humor is really good. The trailer made it seem too forced and awkward.
It is way better than Vault 34. First of all, Old World Blues is meant for a mid-to-late game character (I think it warns you that you should be at least level 17). That means the weapons are of a higher quality (as is expected of DLC loot anyway). Vault 34 provided you mostly with weapons that your character will find in the Wasteland anyway, just not all in one place. The All-American is good, but I ended up selling it because I have better long range options (Gobi Campaign Scout Rifle) and better normal rifles (This Machine, The Survivalist's Rifle, Trail Carbine. The have smaller clip sizes, but much greater stopping power).Tharwen said:
Here's a list of items added by Old World Blues [http://fallout.wikia.com/wiki/Old_World_Blues#Weapons]
I love the excuse for bottle caps still being able to be traded there.
Also, what happens to you is absolutely horrifying. I don't know if I was supposed to laugh or cringe.
Also, what happens to you is absolutely horrifying. I don't know if I was supposed to laugh or cringe.
Glados ISN'T a pervy sex maniac?
Old World Blues sounded like it was going to be the most interesting, but what happened to the one that had the previous courier in it (I forget his name)? Or does he make an appearance in this one?
Old World Blues sounded like it was going to be the most interesting, but what happened to the one that had the previous courier in it (I forget his name)? Or does he make an appearance in this one?
Very good so far. Dialogue is hilariously dark and entertaining, the new environment is interesting and, for some strange reason, I'm finding myself using weapons I normally dont use (maybe because of all the robots?). Overall, without a doubt better than Dead Money, and so far even more enjoyable than Honest Hearts (which I thought was very very good).
PERSON READING THIS, Y U NO PLAYING OLD WORLD BLUES?!
PERSON READING THIS, Y U NO PLAYING OLD WORLD BLUES?!
Yeah, I got it today.
Haven't gotten around to playing it, seeing as I started a new character at the beginning of July, but it looks really good.
EDIT:
It was delayed for the PS3 by a couple of hours. Don't know why though.
Haven't gotten around to playing it, seeing as I started a new character at the beginning of July, but it looks really good.
EDIT:
Actually, it is out on PC, 360 and PS3.Snotnarok said:
It was delayed for the PS3 by a couple of hours. Don't know why though.
Nope, he makes an appearance in the next one, Lonesome Road. Though there is multiple references to him here and other charcters, but I won't spoil it.Outlaw Torn said:
Doctor Borous is now the most evil NPC in the history of games.
He is responsible for Cazadors. THAT BASTARD.
It's great, but the thing that gets me is the lack of stimpacks that you can buy at the table. I'm running low on stims I've got 19 left. The K9000 is great. Best DLC for NV. I haven't even finished a quest yet on this dlc. Upgraded the sonic emitter and it's awesome.
I also got a venture bros vibe from it.ruedyn said:
I'll probably have to get to it tomorrow. Turns out when I beat Dead Money/Honest Hearts, I forgot to make a manual save, and instead relied on quick-auto saves. After those I created a new character. So I get to have the fun of going through those DLC's AGAIN. At least now I remembered to manual save.
And yeah, I could just do Old World Blues, but that's just not how I work. And besides, at least this time I know what to do. Which is really great for Dead Money. And I get to see some different endings.
But anyway, the DLC sounds awesome. This is what I love about New Vegas's DLC's, it expands upon and/or explains many things you see/hear about in the Mojave. A learning experience, if you will. And the loot is great. I love my Automatic Rifle, so much.
And yeah, I could just do Old World Blues, but that's just not how I work. And besides, at least this time I know what to do. Which is really great for Dead Money. And I get to see some different endings.
But anyway, the DLC sounds awesome. This is what I love about New Vegas's DLC's, it expands upon and/or explains many things you see/hear about in the Mojave. A learning experience, if you will. And the loot is great. I love my Automatic Rifle, so much.
All I know is that if there's a gun that seems genuinely happy when used and disappointed when I switch to something else, I must have it.
Penis feet. Haha.
I've loved all of the scenery even though I'm just leaving the sink tank in my own little direction, but the first thing I realized was that the lobotomites are hard to kill. Like REALLY hard to kill.
I just got
I've loved all of the scenery even though I'm just leaving the sink tank in my own little direction, but the first thing I realized was that the lobotomites are hard to kill. Like REALLY hard to kill.
I just got
I know, is that Doc Hammer? It sounds like him, but could easily not be.ruedyn said: