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Fallout: New Vegas Game Guide. Table of Contents. Choosing a faction Fallout: New Vegas Guide. Post Comment. Wang Dang Atomic Tango We Are Legion We Will All Go Together Wheel of Fortune Why Can't We Be Friends You Can Depend on Me Young Hearts.
Major FactionsOnce Ring-a-Ding-Ding! is completed, a moment comes when you have to choose a faction you'll be loyal to. You can choose one out of four possibilities:.
Yes Man (Independent Vegas) - Wild Card: Ace in the Hole. Mr.
House - The House Always Wins, I. Caesar's Legion - Render Unto Caesar. NCR - Things That Go Boom.
Yes Man (Independent Vegas) - No Gods, No Masters. Mr. House - All or Nothing. Caesar's Legion - Veni, Vidi, Vici. NNCR - Eureka!Each faction has its own questline (they are divided in this guide into the relevant chapters), but a lot of side quests are the same, because of need to choose (or destroy) other faction. You are able to eliminate, ignore or try to side with any of factions but you have the greatest freedom in case of the Independent Vegas. The other factions have their own specific plans for other groups and prefer that some of them are eliminated and some better join them.
Minor FactionsThere are of course more Minor (or Other) Factions, but only these listed below count during the final battle for Hoover Dam:. Brotherhood of Steel. White Glove Society. Omertas. Great Khans. BoomersYou don't have to take a decision right now.
You can complete some initial quests for each faction and then decide which suits you best. President KimballThere is one more special chapter in this guide, which contains two quests dealing with the arrival of NCR president to the Hoover Dam. Almost each of factions has its own plans connected with the president and therefore you will have to complete one of two quests:. You'll Know It When It Happens.
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Arizona KillerFor the first one, your task is to protect the president and prevent the assassination, while in the second case you have to kill the president personally. Hoover DamThe last listed chapter deals with the final fight on the Hoover Dam. Depending on the faction you're loyal to, you will have to complete one of the four quests:.
Yes Man (Independent Vegas) - Wild Card: Ace in the Hole. Mr. House - The House Always Wins, I. Caesar's Legion - Render Unto Caesar. NCR - Things That Go Boom.
Yes Man (Independent Vegas) - No Gods, No Masters. Mr. House - All or Nothing.
Caesar's Legion - Veni, Vidi, Vici. NNCR - Eureka!.
.The impassioned team behind the incredible total conversion mod, Fallout 4: New Vegas, continues to make amazing progress on their ambitious fan project, each week filling those interested in on the journey to completion. This dedicated, fan-driven project brings the best of Obsidian's Fallout: New Vegas into the massive world of Fallout 4. This project is so huge that even Bethesda has thrown in their support, and now we've got an even closer look at the progress being made.In the latest update, the team talks about the weapon mod system and how they melded together the two vastly different options given by both New Vegas and Fallout 4. 'Weapon mods in: New Vegas, for the uninitiated, were handled from the player's Pip-Boy. When an upgrade was obtained, the player could use them from within their inventory, and they would be immediately applied to the player's weapons.
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While this was certainly fast and convenient, it sometimes didn't make much sense in the context of some upgrades which would normally require tools and ideally a clean, sand free environment. It also relegated upgrades to more or less a consumable upgrade to the weapon the player was using that could be used right after purchase,' the update reads.' While this system worked fantastically in, we feel that the more mature system in makes more sense, and offers more potential as far as gameplay experiences go.
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To that end, we'll be utilizing the upgrade system featured in Fallout 4,' the update adds. Now more than ever, players will need to be familiar with that workbench when looking to upgrade their arsenal with both mods and perks. 'This means that specializing in weapon types is more valuable than playing a generalist role, and also that the player will be able to push some weapons that might not initially be compatible with a given playstyle in a direction more in line with their character build,' the update continues.But the new system will be much more like the most recent title than that of the Mojave desert. 'Much like Fallout 4, most weapons in F4NV will have upgrades that can be applied to them.
Our goal with the upgrade system is to push for a more horizontal upgrade progression in F4NV than found with the weapon upgrades in Fallout 4. Many upgrades in Fallout 4 were simply better than the ones preceding it in the upgrade tree, which lends itself well to the more generalist play style that Fallout 4 embraces, but in a game like Fallout: New Vegas where character builds are far more important, such a balancing scheme would quickly render many weapons useless for some character builds, or would leave them quickly outclassed by weapons that may not entirely make sense for a given character but are simply better to use. A more horizontal 'progression' will instead make upgrades more or less useful based upon your character build, meaning that two very different characters may use the same base weapon, with wildly different configurations so as to make for a weapon that is better tailored to their playstyle,' the update says.Different calibers will also be available to upgrade, but won't provide a 'direct progression.'
Instead, they will focus more on upgrades in an effort to enhance the overall experience.For those that might be new to this project, the team has been working hard on this project for years now, working side by side with fans and Bethesda themselves to make sure this project is accurate, legal, and the perfect blend that fans have been hoping for.