Fallout new vegas cooking recipes Pc#

Personally it's exactly what I was hoping for, sure it would be nice to see a bit higher qality graphics and a bit more detail in the world but it's far from off putting, it's slightly more polished than F3 but not much.Д«ottom line is there is a mass of quests, missions and all sorts to keep you entertained for god knows how many hours. if you didn't like F3 then chances are you wont like this. If you enjoyed Fallout 3 then I really don't see how you couldn't enjoy this, if you've never played Fallout then try it.

Other than that it's just a whole load more of Fallout 3, obviously you are a different person but the menu's, engine and UI are all the same. this mode reads like a gaming nightmare but you can switch back and forth at any point between the 2 settings, although it offers the choice at the start and tells you if you play it through on Hardcore you will get a reward. Weapons can now be upgraded when you find/buy items such as scopes and silencers.ДЄ new difficulty has been added named 'Hardcore Mode', in this mode your ammo adds to your weight, you need to find and drink water often, weapons degrade faster etc. again providing you have the ingredients and skill.ДЄlso added is varied ammo types such as armor piercing and hollow point bullets. They have also added the ability to harvest plants to get ingredients for a wealth of 'potions' (for want of a better word) that have a wide variety of uses, most notably early on is the health powder/potion which is made from readily available plants, you just stop at a campfire that are spread around the map and cook up a batch of whatever you have the stuff to, although your science skill needs to be at certain levels for each recipe.ДЄlso added is the old workbench from Fallout 3 with the addition of being able to fix your weapons with parts or special items and with empty shells you buy/find you can make ammo for just about any weapon. Well so far as expected, it's Fallout 3 with new everything, map, charaters, weapons etc etcДЄ few new additions, the Aim Down sight already mentioned works very well. Will post my actual findings in a couple of days after getting to grips with it.ДЄny comments from those who have or havn't played it welcome. So I'm greatly looking forward to it, more of the same with new NPC's, weapons, monsters, quests and a giant new map.perfect!

The only complaint I have at the moment (bare in mind I havn't actually played it yet) is the reintroduction of the 'Game end' once the main story is complete, something they patched in Fallout 3.Д«ut again this doesn't bother me since the main quest once again is only a very small part of the game, so I figure I will do the same as I did with F3 and just play the main quest to near the end and then go off and do other stuff ignoring the main quest to enjoy the wasteland world.ДЄnd they have added an 'Aim Down Sight' mode. The bugs and glitches are still intact but you know what, in 6 hours of gameplay in Fallout 3 it CTD's around 5-10 times, this bothers me not because it's a good enough game to ignor it and just restart the game, you just have to learn to save frequently.

Fallout new vegas cooking recipes Pc#

Click to expand.Personally I have been hoping for exactly that, the Fallout 3 formular worked so well, why change it.ДЇrom what I can see the graphics have been lightly polished which IMO is a good thing because if they 'uber polished' it then it would probably take a beast PC of biblical proportions to run it.ДЄparently they have also changed the Perk system to 1 new perk every 2nd level up instead of every one.