PlzDuntBanMe 11 years ago 4. Damn - Internal Server Error! ArasHiCa 11 years ago 6. The issue regarding the PlayStation 3 digital pre-order bonuses has also been resolved.
Users should attempt to re-enter the codes to download their bonuses. The code should then activate the bonus without any issue. You can download it from the Fallout G. The editor will also be available on Steam shortly.
FenixID4 11 years ago 8. Maybe this'll fix those bugs that's been going around. ArasHiCa 11 years ago 9. How do you manually get said patch :. More topics from this board Is PC the best way to play New Vegas? Is there a developers area with all items like in fallout 3?
General 3 Answers How do you save Dean Domino? History Talk Fallout: New Vegas overviews. Fallout: New Vegas add-ons and downloads. Technical information. Categories Fallout: New Vegas patches. Universal Conquest Wiki. This page lists all patches in Fallout: New Vegas. The content is not described in full detail on this page.
For details, please see the respective articles. For patches in other Fallout games, please see " Patches ". Story add-ons. Garden of Eden Creation Kit. Game Engines. Development Software. Fallout 2. Obsidian has probably moved onto their next half assed project. There are 4 further DLCs planned, the 2nd is done and ready to go, it was waiting on this patch. Once the consoles are patched as well, it should be out shortly. Yes, it should be out any day now unless they used to downtime to put more work into it.
That's absurd. I'm surprised they're stopping at 4, particularly if we're not getting more Fallout for a while. Now I'll just wait for the Game of the Year edition and the mods should be mature by then. Botched opportunity if you ask me. I agree they botched it , but seriously, Obsidian releasing a game that wasn't buggy? Future DLC was delayed for this stability patch, so I guess they sort of have their priorities in order. The foundation has to be stable before you start adding shit to it.
I thought all the shack talk about Obsidian's reputation for releasing buggy games was just local shack haters doing their thing because I haven't bought a lot of Obsidian's products, but now I think I am a believer and will be wary of Obsidian's future offerings. This is where somebody says, "You can't please everyone. If they patch the game without releasing tons of DLC according to you they're bad devs.
Well, I'm with the former school of thought. If your game is broken you should be fixing it before asking for more money from consumers. But that's just me, I guess. This is a better game than FO3 but I just haven't been as into it.
I'm halfway through it then stopped playing. I'll go back eventually, though In almost every single way. The story and writing are a huge leap forward, while FO3 just retread all the same ground as FO Characters were better. Combat was better, bringing back the damage threshold system of old games and wider variety of guns. Better thematic elements too, with hardcore mode and better executed "moral dilemma" moments.
I need to go back and play an "evil path" character. Not many RPGs have a fully fleshed evil path like the full Legion questline. It's not so much better as different. It has very little of the after-the-apocalypse ruined world feeling of F3. Instead, you're playing politics, deciding who'll get New Vegas in the end.
The nuclear war is little more than a decoration, noises off. It tries to be more philosopical and realistic in places but doesn't always succeed. Sometimes, this is because being a game, it just has to do things too fast and too simply. Waltzing into Camp Golf and reforming the Misfits, in words or less, for instance, hovers on the verge of silly. I didn't see any magic wand in the Courier's inventory.
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