Comments on: Your Fallout: New Vegas PS3 Questions Answered: Hardcore Mode, Morality, Combat and More

By: ASSASIAN-3

ASSASIAN-3 — Thu, 11 Nov 2010 23:09:19 +0000

New Vegas playing through systema on fire is something wrong with the game.

By: Zorvan

Zorvan — Mon, 25 Oct 2010 01:12:24 +0000

Hey, Heavendenied? I did get the game….on PC.

Oh, and didn’t even have to pay for it, used my buddy’s copy to install before he sold it on Craigslist. No money for Obsidian from me on this. And while it runs alot better on my PC than what I hear of its performance on PS3 and that *other* console, it’s still full of scripting errors, broken quests, dysfunctional AI, and just general bugs that even a month of QA would have solved.

So I don’t feel bad for not giving no money for it. Since I didn’t have to pay for it, I didn’t get ripped off, so I’m sure that will make you feel better that I’m not complaining about getting ripped off, right? LOL

By: deadahead

deadahead — Fri, 22 Oct 2010 19:03:10 +0000

Have had this since the 19th and every day the freezing got worse. It is now so bad that I can’t even play the game for 30sec before it crashes every time!!!

By: HeavenDenied

HeavenDenied — Fri, 22 Oct 2010 04:39:35 +0000

Am I the only one that doesn’t give a [DELETED] about DLC? Or a few random glitches?

Fallout New Vegas and games alike (FO3) are GIFTS for $60. Just $60?! For potentially hundreds of hours of awesome entertainment and completely packed with content? I was born in America, but sometimes I just don’t feel proud when I see how many people are so spoiled. You feel so ripped off, but really you’re ripping yourselves off. You all need to give this company some credit and stop feeling like you’re so entitled to everything. Be happy for what you can get.

The DLC has nothing to do with the original gaming experience that you’ll be missing over your hurt pride that they are exclusive to Xbox. What a pity.

I’ve got the game in my PS3 and I’ve already put over 20 hours into it. It’s already worth what I paid for it.

Go get the game, it’s worth every penny.

By: CTB6187

CTB6187 — Thu, 21 Oct 2010 19:07:13 +0000

I’m pretty bummed out that once you finish the main story line one has to START ALL over…. I liked in FA3 once you finish you get the briefing of what your character did. Now you just get a long talk and boom start a new game…. THAT’S lame we can’t even continue our wrath of destruction or homage. This is the only flaw I have in this game. I wanted to continue with other missions etc after Legate..

By: Axworthy

Axworthy — Tue, 19 Oct 2010 18:43:53 +0000

yes having DLC only for one console is totally unfair to us.

By: KongWen

KongWen — Tue, 19 Oct 2010 13:14:39 +0000

Cancelled my preorder.

If they think PS3 gamers can wait for their content, then Bethesda can wait for PS3 gamers’ money.

By: Quixote

Quixote — Tue, 19 Oct 2010 12:42:20 +0000

I was very dissapointed that there were exclusive DLC for Fallout 3.
What dissapointed me more however was how questions were responded to when i contacted Bethesda about the DLC.

After the Fallout 3 DLC debacle, Bethesda games have been on my no-buy list.

The dodgy response in the Q&A here regarding the availability of DLC, and the fact that Peter Hines lauds Bethesda’s relationship with Microsoft and X-box gamers, but doesnt mention PS3 gamers at all has resulted in Bethesda being promoted to Never-Buy status.

As a consumer, this is only way to communicate to Companies that this type of stuff matters.

By: Noaxzl

Noaxzl — Tue, 19 Oct 2010 12:22:13 +0000

@bemantis Well, this game has something called V.A.T.S., which stands for the Vault Assisted Targeting System. It gives you the ability to freeze the action at any time and aim at any given enemy. You can aim at different areas of their body, but keep in mind that some areas aren’t as weak as other areas, nor will you always hit certain areas.

Also, this is more of an role-playing game than a shooter, so you can level up your character’s stats if you gain enough experience. It will take a while to get your character strong enough, but it’ll be worth it once you can take on just about everything the wasteland has to offer.

By: bemantis

bemantis — Tue, 19 Oct 2010 04:08:05 +0000

I’m a total noob, and a very casual gamer. I want to start getting into shooters but have been pretty unsuccessful at most that I’ve tried (some I can’t even get past the first few levels and eventually get discouraged and quit). How will New Vegas cater to my lack of skill? What elements have been incorporated to ease me into the action and difficulty?