The second thing that annoys me the brother hood of steel is a second faction.
It's replaced by faction which was kinda cool i guess.
I heard zero comments from people about how i was a messiah. BETHESDA WHAT DID YOU DO! First of all karma is pointless, just forget it exist it has ZERO impact on the game it s just there to say hey you haven't stole anything. Now my love has turned bitter as i begin to resent this game. When i first played I was obsessed playing nothing different for a month straight. Now its been years since it released, but i need to give my truthful opinion. As being the huge fan boy i am I had to own it along with my fallout 3 collectors edition (which im proud to be a owner of). The game released three days before my birthday which i share with the anniversary of the nuclear war. The second it went up for pre-order I had my mom rush me to the nearest Gamestop to reserve the collectors edition. I probably didn't shut up about the game for three days. The I can remember my excitement when I was in 8th grade and saw the first trailer. I can remember my excitement when I was in 8th grade and saw the first trailer. The locations, people, guns, and heck, even the enemies are cool. Most are more annoying than game breaking, but it still sucks when your half way through a quest and the game freezes or you find out you can't go through a certain door because you completed a certain quest a certain way (and yes, their is a glitch like that). I guess a consequence of having so much stuff in your game is that numerous bugs and glitches will be present. While still being extremely fun, the game manages to have a downside. Their are many factions (some petty, some not so much), and all your choices impact your relationship with them. Karma is still there, but it plays less of a role to the new Reputation system. Companion Wheel, true iron sights), but everything else was kept the same, which is a very good thing. In many ways Fallout: New Vegas is bigger than Fallout 3 because it contains more guns, locations and people. That is basically what Fallout: New Vegas is. In many ways Fallout: Imagine, if you will, a really, really big expansion pack to Fallout 3.
Imagine, if you will, a really, really big expansion pack to Fallout 3.
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