Fallout: New Vegas

Muziek:
Bij Fallout 3 heb je na een uur of 50+ alle liedjes wel eens gehoord. Lekkere RPG muziek in de achtergrond is dan zeker welkom. Oblivion muziek? orchestrated Warcraft muziek etc etc...

Praten met vrienden:
Als je weer lang over lege stukken zwerft vind ik 't fijn om met xbox live friends te praten. Uiteraard geen schreeuw lelijkerds, en MW2 spelers ook niet. Die lopen alleen maar te vloeken enzo. Zijn zat mensen in mijn friends list waar je af en toe dan wat mee praat en dan weer lange stiltes. Als iemand net zoals jij ook Fallout speelt is 't helemaal tof.

 

Map van de game is geleaked;

Spoiler

 

Im so lonely

Hmmm dat wordt duidelijk Xbox, ik ga snel die nieuwe halen!!! Ik vind friends systeem en etcetera ook veel beter.

Ik heb zelf niet veel Xbox friends!!! *hint* iemand die me wil toevoegen? Ik ben al heel lang niet online geweest Wordt weer eens tijd.

Op PS3 heet ik RizzyNL en op Xbox ook.

De DLC wil ik ook zeker wel in dit geval, van het andere deel ga ik op disc nog even kopen ergens. Maar Fallout: New Vegas kijk ik meer naar uit vanwege dat het meer op 1 en 2 gaat lijken qua vibe zoals ik hoor en ofcourse meer city!!!

 

Add me maar hoor Beetje ouwehoeren tijdens het gamen is ook wel leuk op z'n tijd - als het maar met de game te maken heeft idd

 

Als je geen schreeuwlelijk bent, en af en niet bang bent voor af en toe een lange stilte dan kan je mij ook toevoegen

 

8 verschillende Deathclaw-soorten. Oh dear

 

Is dat niet op de PS3?:{

 

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Dan maar weer via skype, werkt eigg net zo lekker


Komt die nou de 19e of de 22e uit?

 

22ste

 

En ik kreeg het al spaans benauwd van 1 soort

 

Hmmmmmm, collectibles

 

Ik begin er steeds meer zin in te krijgen

Had ik eerst helemaal niet, maar nu begint het al beetje te komen

 

Dat heb ik al sinds de game aangekondigd werd. Ik wordt helemaal gek

 

Whaha

Misschien is het dan nu handig om voor jezelf met een ANTI-Hype te beginnen. Denk aan dingen die minder goed zijn:
- graphix het zelfde
- veel dezelfde textures
- op hardcore na weinig vernieuwingen
etc etc

(Zeg ik niet om 't spel af te kraken, maar om te voorkomen dat te verwachtingen te hoog waren )

 

Ik ben echt iemand die geen zak geeft op graphics

 

Je snapt wat ik bedoel toch .. Probeer nuchter te blijven. Ik ga ook genieten hoor maar ik zie het gewoon als een expansion van Fallout 3 (dure expansion) maar gameplay technisch zie ik gewoon een verlenging. Niks mis mee

 

I’m afraid it’s going to feel like DLC. Are there enough changes to make New Vegas feel unique from Fallout 3? (thanks @acsguitar)
We certainly think so! While the gameplay is similar, the world itself is very, very different. And our main storyline plays out in a very different manner, with several very different paths to completion.

Can we expect the same wasteland experience as in Fallout 3? I’m kinda scared about playing in a city untouched by atomic bombs! (thanks @The_iCroco)
Yes and no. There are some areas that were hit directly, but for the most part, the destruction you’ll see in the Mojave Wasteland is due to neglect, not bombardment. Don’t expect sprawling, fully functioning cities, though. The New Vegas strip is self-contained and tightly managed directly by Mr. House, so everything in the city works perfectly. As you get farther away from the strip, you’ll see more and more ruins and abandoned buildings.

Would love to know how they will create that WOW factor that Fallout 3 had: the wasteland, the bomb at Megaton and so on. Tricky!? (thanks @bekblayton)
We think there are some similarly cool WOW moments in our game, and you should find one in each act of the main storyline.

How difficult will it be to take care of physical needs like hydration, sleep, and so on? Is it going to be overbearing?
Those features are only in Hardcore Mode, so they’re optional. If you find they’re getting to be too much of a hassle, you can always turn it off (although you won’t get the Hardcore trophy if you do).

What can you tell us about the new Hardcore Mode?
Hardcore Mode can be turned on or off at any time, although if you want the Hardcore trophy, you have to turn it on when initially prompted and leave it that way all the way to the end of the game. When it’s on, players will have to eat, sleep, and drink water every day. In addition, ammo has weight, companions can die, Stimpaks heal over time, and damaged limbs can only be healed with a Doctor’s Bag.

While you can fast travel in Hardcore Mode, you can’t if the time it would take to get you there would result in the player dying from dehydration/exhaustion/starvation.

Will the shooting feel better than it did in Fallout 3? (thanks @DYLANmmc)
Obsidian has tweaked the real-time combat quite a bit from Fallout 3 to make it feel more natural for people who don’t want to use VATS all the time.

What’s the story with the Aim Down the Sight mechanic? And is Fallout: New Vegas still support first-person and third-person viewing modes?
First- and third-person modes are in, and we’ve tweaked the third-person camera to be a bit more useful. In first-person mode, iron sights can be used with most weapons. The only exceptions are ones like the Grenade Machine Gun that are enormous and fire from the hip, and guns that have an actual sight on them (like sniper rifles and weapons modded with a physical sight). You just hold down the button and the camera zooms to show the weapon’s iron sight instead of a crosshair. It’s very useful for combat outside of VATS mode.

How big is Fallout: New Vegas compared to Fallout 3? (thanks @maialideth)
It’s about the same size. If you thought Fallout 3 was big, you’ll find Fallout: New Vegas to be equally big.

How much install data will be needed for Fallout: New Vegas?
Fallout: New Vegas is a 5 GB install on PS3 that runs when you first launch the game.

One of my favorite things to do in Fallout 3 was scavenging homes and office buildings. Will we see many rural and urban areas for that? (thanks @JaylLaf)
Just like Fallout 3, our wasteland is littered with abandoned (and not-so-abandoned) locations for you to explore.

Will there be any Vaults to explore in New Vegas? (thanks @LewJ1196)
Yes there are! We have five different Vaults in the game. They serve as unique dungeons, and depending on what path you follow through the main storyline, you may have to venture into one of them to retrieve something.

I’m interested to know more about the music score that will be piped through our Pip Boys for New Vegas. Will there be more variety? (thanks @Peligrie)
We have three separate radio stations in Fallout: New Vegas. There’s New Vegas Radio, which has the kind of songs you’ve come to expect from a Fallout game – hosted by Mr. New Vegas (voiced by Wayne Newton). Then there’s Black Mountain Radio, which is more classic country-focused. And finally there’s Mojave Music Radio, which is similar to NVR, only without the news stories from Mr. New Vegas.

Of course that’s just the radio. If you never turn on the radio at all, you’ll be treated to a new score by Inon Zur, featuring a string quartet, samples from past Fallout games, and some very cool location-specific themes.

Will New Vegas have a Good/Evil/Neutral decision path like Fallout 3? (thanks @Reumaut)
Karma still exists, and affects some things, but for the most part our decisions are determined more by the new reputation system, which tracks how the various factions in the game feel about you.

Will the Brotherhood of Steel be present in Fallout: New Vegas? I know in Fallout 3, the “original” BoS was based near California. (thanks @SCZ_PS
The Brotherhood of Steel is in Fallout: New Vegas, but not nearly as much as they were in Fallout 3. The west coast BoS was really hit hard following the events of Fallout 1 & 2, so they’re not nearly as important as the NCR is in the region.

Will there be any Fallout 2 characters make an appearance in Fallout: New Vegas? (thanks @Vi9)
Yes! We’ve already confirmed Marcus from Fallout 2 is coming back, and will again be voiced by Michael Dorn. As for anyone else, you’ll just have to wait for the game to see for yourself.

Can I still force materials inside the pants of enemies? If so, what explosive additions have you made? (thanks @Foxification)
Yep, you can still pickpocket grenades into people’s pockets. Even better is that now you can pickpocket plastic explosives into people’s pants! For some fun, drop some C4 into a few random people, equip the detonator, stand back and pull the trigger. It never gets old.

Will there any kind of transportation?
Aside from fast-travel, we do have a monorail that will take you directly to the strip from Camp McCarran (assuming you’re friendly with the NCR).

What’s the initial level cap.. and will DLC be exclusive to one console or another for any amount of time? (thanks @keeponrunning)
The level cap for Fallout: New Vegas is 30. As mentioned previously, we’re not discussing the details of downloadable content right now. Stay tuned!

 

Klinkt erg goed allemaal! Ik heb er wel zin in!