Thanks for the suggestions guys! I'll start with vanilla and track a deal for the DLCs/wait for a sale on SteamWatched this and agreed 200%.
He did not get to the DLC. Which is a shame.
Man. There are so many.
There is a great guide for modding the game to hell and back and it covers all the major points.
FalloutNV:Unofficial-EssArrBee-1.0.0
wiki.step-project.com
You can, however, just play vanilla and slow mod things as you Explore The Nexus. Just be aware that some of the bigger more complex mods require a new save,
Also: Get the DLCs. They are vital to modding and they are all excellent.
There is a great guide for modding the game to hell and back and it covers all the major points.
FalloutNV:Unofficial-EssArrBee-1.0.0
You can, however, just play vanilla and slow mod things as you Explore The Nexus. Just be aware that some of the bigger more complex mods require a new save,
Also: Get the DLCs. They are vital to modding and they are all excellent.
vivanewvegas.github.io
That guide appears to be two years old, try this one:
Viva New Vegas
A fully modular, comprehensive, and regularly updated modding guide that allows for any personal preference to be satisfied.
It's fairly low-impact and so, I'd argue, a good option for newcomers to the game.
He did one for RWBY already, did he plan to do several? Maybe he is alternating topics
I'm talking about Vegas being a good game, I don't know about the broken launch because I bought it years later
I thought he said he gonna make a follow up on RWBY before the whole Reddit thing blows up in his face, maybe I miss remember.
www.nexusmods.com
gamerant.com
YMMV. some mods and big overhauls require scripting that is technically outside the scope of the base game. basically all you can do is experiment and see what works for you. that said you can run most NV modded stuff on a potato
To be fair with New Vegas they were working with Bethesda's framework that notoriously was janky. NV had new bugs of it's own my (and still has some today), but I think it's much more tolerable and nothing quite like picking up too many items breaking your save permanently.
Tale of Two Wastelands, you can play FO3 and NV in one game. It's gamechanging.
Watched this and agreed 200%.
He did not get to the DLC. Which is a shame.
Man. There are so many.
There is a great guide for modding the game to hell and back and it covers all the major points.
FalloutNV:Unofficial-EssArrBee-1.0.0
You can, however, just play vanilla and slow mod things as you Explore The Nexus. Just be aware that some of the bigger more complex mods require a new save,
Also: Get the DLCs. They are vital to modding and they are all excellent.
I feel like he wanted to talk about the staff a lot, and with recent-ish events surrounding MCA that would make talking about the DLC difficult, since he wrote Dead Money and Old World Blues (and also supervised on Lonesome Road), which are the best ones.
Thanks I will give it ago, bought it on Steam ages ago in a sale and only played half an hour. Played it to death on Xbox though, it is indeed one of the goats.
I've played maybe an hour of this on PlayStation now (looks awful tbh, sluggish) and I just sat through that whole video and it was really really informative, constantly interesting. Now while barely having played it I know why everyone holds NV in such high regard ,what a game
I was floored seeing how the different NV factions interact with you/how they deal with you depending on your decisions versus how barebones those "systems" (if you can even call them that) are in Cyberpunk with the gangs... just wow
I think it was about 5 years ago I played it for the first time, it was still very broken. Even with community fixes. Loved it though, my favorite 3D Fallout by far. Only one I bothered to finish.
