56:40 The other pity about the DLC is all those popups at the moment you step outside to get your first view of the desolate Mohave. It should be such a cinematic moment and nothing is more its antithesis than a bunch of popups in your face. There is some mod that delays them. Can't attest to its reliability.
The true New Vegas experience isn't hearing "Big Iron" on the radio every five minutes, it's hearing "Johnny Guitar" every three minutes until it makes you turn off the radio.
I'm surprised josh didn't comment on the hidden tutorial in the beginning of the game. He has said he likes it when tutorials are done in an authentic way that doesn't take you out of the game, and FNV has probably the most authentic one there is. The game literally teaches you every important mechanic in that first quest line. How your skills affect dialogue, faction reputation, different ways of doing quests, how to craft, how to scavenge, how to lockpick, how to hack, that choices have consequences, all these things and you don't even know you are being taught that the rest of the game will use these same mechanics in varying ways.
@@calebb231 He only mentioned very little of it before he even got to the hidden part. What he was talking about was the open tutorial with sunny smiles. The hidden tutorial is after that where as I said, the game teaches you about factions, skills, and the impact they have, without ever actually telling you that it's doing it. All within the first starter area and first questline.
Watching this guy play it's clear he just rushes through video games without consuming the content. Instead of immersing himself and reading dialog hes rushing through for content... and thus missing a lot of lore.
@@oliverbender3764 you'd think with all the stuff they took from india karma and karmaphala might have made it into common knowledge at least we got tikka masala out of the exchange
Just wanted to say how much I've been enjoying these vods lately, especially this stream and the Morrowind playthrough (although I'm still making my way through that one). Cozy, relaxed vibes with some silly jokes that become familiar friends throughout the stream, some groan worthy puns and one liners (a mark of true pun quality) and just an all round nice time to be had. I only found this channel fairly recently despite being an occasional watcher of the JS plays channel for a while and it's been an absolute delight to watch you experience New Vegas for the first time (even with your rather unconventional approach to leveling - I'm just glad you're enjoying it).
I agree. I love fallout 3 and New Vegas equally. Is it just me or do the xbox360 era graphics suit the game way more than the newer fallout 4 graphics? I find it way more immersive for some reason.
What josh missed (and so do most players me included the first time) is that every quest usually has between 2 and 4 ways to solve it. You can succeed the primm sheriff quest by either getting the pardon for Meyers, convincing NCR to take over the place or hacking a robot to act as a law enforcer.
@@DibsAtraiyu Unless you don't kill the bandits on the rollercoaster and then they shoot Primm Slim dead while he's patrolling the streets, so the ending deafults to the worst one. Pretty funny tho.
Bro~ I blew up 3 separate computers playing Bethesda games as a teen (literally exploded). Since then I dont play Bethesda games on release, I play them like 2-4 years later with all the mod bug and gfx fixes.
Real ones remember that New Vegas was literally a death sentence for PS3. You were either left with a PS that's barely functioning or just borked. Proof that this game was made using necromancy and duct tape.
25:45 I know this is almost 2 months old now but there is literally no better game for going like "Oh hey its *that* guy!" than New Vegas. it has a wonderfully eclectic voice cast of B-C list actors that knock their roles out of the park
A lot of them are A list too! Like Yuri Lowenthal. He does loads of the miscellaneous male character voices (including the grunts of the male Courier and the voice of Oliver Swanick), and nowadays he's the voice of Spider-Man in the new Insomniac games! He was also the original voice of Ben 10.
I know it might seem like "you shouldn't use mods the first time you play the game". But 1) Viva New Vegas compilation is genuinely important for fixing issues with stability of the game, and bugs that you might encounter in it. And 2) if you really do feel like "DLC items make you overpowered for the start of the game" (which i 100% agree with), then you should download "Jsawyer Ultimate Edition", a version of the mod that was made by Josh Sawyer (the project director and designer of New Vegas) for the original release, but done in a way to work with Ultimate Edition. It does change a bit of the game's balance, but it makes it better, where it genuinely feels like you're even more in the post-apocalypse setting than before, while not making it too challenging for a new player. The mod actually scatters the Pre-order/Pack Items around the world where it makes sense to encounter them. I really do recommend two of these things for every New Vegas player old and new, it's just must have in my opinion.
I think my favourite game of all time may have lead me to a new content creator to follow. The insightful comments about conflict and relying on other people, followed by a "That's what she said" is just the right level of tonal whiplash for me.
Some fun facts you might be interested in: Victor can never join in Ghost Town Gunfight, if you visit him during the fighting he'll be disabled, then appologise after the fighting is over. The Powder Gangers can hate you through no fault of your own. If a wild enemy triggers a land mine near them, or they trigger a chain reaction(by throwing dynamite) that hurts them you're treated as responsible. Boxcars says he can't walk. If you steal from him he'll stand up and run around to attack you, so he can. The game just doesn't have a way for him to attack from a seated position so it breaks the logic. Iron sights isn't always accurate, it depends on the gun. So don't trust it 100%. Caravan is actually an easy source of money once you figure it out.
You mention the survival mechanics just being "eat and drink at certain times". While i generally agree, there is one change to survival mode which makes a huge difference: stimpacks don't heal instantly. That's a reason why survival mode really spikes the difficulty. Not just more HP for enemies and eat/drink more than a human can consume in a day, but an actual mechanic change which makes the game harder. You take damage in combat, you'll slowly heal it with a stimpack instead of just ramming 7 needles in whatever bodypart is closest and coming out on top. ;)
In Morrowind, Vwardenfell was a settled area with descriptive landmarks so getting directions is easy and understandable. On the other other hand, this is a wasteland. What can people tell you? "keep going north until you find the third tumbleweed"?
4:29:47 this is where JESawyer's mod is fantastic. paired with hardcore mode it rebalances the whole game and makes it a fair bit more difficult in a number of ways, from making stimpacks come in different varieties to changing the values of armors throughout the game and more. He was one of the head writers/producers (ofc with a prolific twitter presence now) and it just enhances the vibe of the game to a huge degree imo.
It's so unfortunate that the DMCA came along before streamers, otherwise as least *some* of the RIAA goons would've realized the free advertisement potential. It's like radio, but people actually listen to streamers natter about, compared to the former which while not dead, certainly has faded in mindshare.
The +1 in all skills meme is really damaging the run. Dont get why he does this when he clearly enjoys roleplaying. Will miss out on so many cool dialogue options, which is one of the things new vegas does best, giving every skill a use in dialogue at some point..
It always surprises me how few people understand how to play caravan, it was basically the only way i made caps until i got to the strip. You can always just check the rules online if you get confused
My favorite thing about Josh's "Milkman Build" is that the vanilla level cap is 50. Meaning by Lv50 he'll have around 65 - 80 skill level in all the skills. Which, on paper sounds great but he needs to get to Lv50. The second things is, he doesn't know about the exploit where if you re-do character creation upon leaving the Goodsprings area, if he chooses the Skilled trait again it stacks with the first time he took it. Giving him a +10 to all skills instead of +5. Thirdly, due to starving himself of skill points, he won't be able to really take any decent perks. So he'll have below average skill levels in everything, and no perks to show for it either. Which is fine, NV is easy enough to where you really don't need to worry about building optimally. But it's just such a terrible but amusing setup.
Concerning Hardcore mode, the survival aspects of it are really underdeveloped and more of a chore. However, the more important change is how stimpacks work and ammo weight which actually forces you to play differently, more prepared and cautious, and since spamming stimpacks doesnt work other healing items are much more valuable. I wouldnt recommend hardcore mode for the survival aspect to anyone, but if you have experience in new vegas then a hardcore mode run on max difficulty is great.
4:35:26 glad you were set on ignoring that regardless but damage threshold doesn't get solved simply by using a more damaging weapon. ammo type and strength is a factor as well.
I've been trying to figure out what's so familiar about Josh's cowboy voice and it's finally dawned on me that it's the same cadence as Jon Richardson as "The Countdown Kid". Anyone know what piece of media made it to/originated from Britain that gives them this particular sense of how cowboys speak?
As a side note, you can get Mods that will replace the copyrighted music for you so you can play it on stream with no copyright hits. It is called "Dopy's Copyright Free Radio Replacer " and is located on the mod nexus. HAPPY FALLOUT-ING! Welcome to your newest favorite game!
@@starlightxfury take those rose tinted goggles off man, nobody who didn't play fallout 2 as a child will agree with you it probably has a great story but good luck playing it for longer than a few hours without damaging your eyes due to the horrible graphics
@@starlightxfury fair enough, it may be good in terms of story and vibe but you cannot compare it to fallout 3 and NV in terms of gameplay equivalent of saying gta 1/2/3 are better than vice city or san andreas
what I like when starting new game fallout new vegas: 1. want to be gunslinger revolver dead aim kind of thing 2. in the mid way of game, energy gun turn people into green goo or pile of red ash 3. at the near end of the game find explosive more fun
EDIT: A Short Story About Poverty by Toby Morris But what is the comic you mentioned called!? The one showing the parallel lives of two characters from different socio-economic backgrounds.
Reason why looting inside the correctional facility garners bad karma, is because technically, the stuff belongs to the NCR. Stealing another mans stolen goods, does not magically make them unstolen :D That said, it is easier (way easier) to get good karma in this game. Stealing an item that is red, gives -5 karma, while killing a single ghoul gives +100. There are very few instances where karma really matters, in particular two companions don't like evil characters at all and will eventually leave if spoken to while having bad (evil) karma.
As far as I know, acidic alcohols (brandy, scotch, bourbon) have higher chance of curdling milk, low acidity ones like vodkas, tequilas or gins, not as much.
Oh god, I thought I caught up and ready for this Saturday after watching the previous video here... just noticed the date in the description in this video Dx
found this after being randomly recommended the "this video will upset all Fallout players" video and immediately thought "there's someone who level ups the same way i do?!" and after watching this i am not disappointed, great gameplay
Fallout 2 and Fallout NV are post-post apocalypse games where advanced communities and large nation states have risen from the ashes of the nuclear wasteland. The hat fits well enough if you consider that the NCR heartland is in the middle of their version of the "Gilded Age".
You might want to pick all the dialogue options, they are not going to spoil anything it was designed to give you just enough information, if you do not you will not have the full context about every faction.
40:30 Ah, the people who are like "dreadnaughts are outclassed by everything" - Have you tried Space Marine Drop Podding Dreadnaughts directly into enemy bases over and over in any of the original RTS games? xD
![Seungmin "그렇게, 천천히, 우리(As we are)" | [Stray Kids : SKZ-PLAYER]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/kAzmhLHePqU/mqdefault.jpg)
"Much like who watches the watchmen, who milks the milk man?" The milk maid, obviously.
56:40 The other pity about the DLC is all those popups at the moment you step outside to get your first view of the desolate Mohave. It should be such a cinematic moment and nothing is more its antithesis than a bunch of popups in your face.
There is some mod that delays them. Can't attest to its reliability.
The true New Vegas experience isn't hearing "Big Iron" on the radio every five minutes, it's hearing "Johnny Guitar" every three minutes until it makes you turn off the radio.
It's just so bloody depressing! especially compared to other bangers like "Jingle jangle jingle"
@@venomsanke i mean it's not even depressing it's just bad
THEEEEEERE WAS NEVER A MANNNN LIKE MY JOHNNYYY
LIKE THE ONNNEE THEY CAAALL, JOHNNY GUITARRRRR
HAHAHAHAHAH
"Play it again, johnny guitar"
Me: please don't
I'm surprised josh didn't comment on the hidden tutorial in the beginning of the game. He has said he likes it when tutorials are done in an authentic way that doesn't take you out of the game, and FNV has probably the most authentic one there is. The game literally teaches you every important mechanic in that first quest line. How your skills affect dialogue, faction reputation, different ways of doing quests, how to craft, how to scavenge, how to lockpick, how to hack, that choices have consequences, all these things and you don't even know you are being taught that the rest of the game will use these same mechanics in varying ways.
That's why it's so good u don't even notice it xD
He did bring it up when the school house was first mentioned. That was only really the start of it but he was not wrong.
Did you not hear him mention it at the beginning?
@@calebb231 He only mentioned very little of it before he even got to the hidden part. What he was talking about was the open tutorial with sunny smiles. The hidden tutorial is after that where as I said, the game teaches you about factions, skills, and the impact they have, without ever actually telling you that it's doing it. All within the first starter area and first questline.
Watching this guy play it's clear he just rushes through video games without consuming the content. Instead of immersing himself and reading dialog hes rushing through for content... and thus missing a lot of lore.
'why am i losing karma when no one is watching me'
british man grapples with philosophy
With continental* philosophy.
@@oliverbender3764 you'd think with all the stuff they took from india karma and karmaphala might have made it into common knowledge
at least we got tikka masala out of the exchange
When he tried to match the Ranger
With the small wood on his hip
Small wood on his hip...
*Granger
@@dilbert_thundercockshup up hermoine
Oh he might have keep on living.. but he made one fatal slip..
When he try to match the ranger with Wooden rubber banger on his hip.
Small wood *In his hand* tyvm.
i do love, "i have passed every check" - immediately fails the next check
I love that one person in the streamchat only chats the lyrics of Big Iron
Just wanted to say how much I've been enjoying these vods lately, especially this stream and the Morrowind playthrough (although I'm still making my way through that one).
Cozy, relaxed vibes with some silly jokes that become familiar friends throughout the stream, some groan worthy puns and one liners (a mark of true pun quality) and just an all round nice time to be had.
I only found this channel fairly recently despite being an occasional watcher of the JS plays channel for a while and it's been an absolute delight to watch you experience New Vegas for the first time (even with your rather unconventional approach to leveling - I'm just glad you're enjoying it).
I've only played FNV for like 2k hours but I had no idea you could shoot birds. It just never crossed my mind. I never even tried.
Not a Sociopath Test (passed)
The ambient background music for new Vegas randomly kicks into my head every so often, and I’m not mad about it
Always felt the background music and ambience gets overshadowed by the radio. I personally love it
One of the best games of all time imo.
And even with all the jank, unlike a Bethesda game, it really does 'just work'.
Nah, that’s not an opinion - it’s an objective fact.
in an alternative timeline, we got a fallout new vegas with 3 years plus development and it resulted in world piece.
I agree. I love fallout 3 and New Vegas equally. Is it just me or do the xbox360 era graphics suit the game way more than the newer fallout 4 graphics? I find it way more immersive for some reason.
They had style
What josh missed (and so do most players me included the first time) is that every quest usually has between 2 and 4 ways to solve it. You can succeed the primm sheriff quest by either getting the pardon for Meyers, convincing NCR to take over the place or hacking a robot to act as a law enforcer.
Primm Slim is the only valid option 🙏
Yup
Getting the one guy from the prison to run primm is kind of hilarious to me... Ex con as new sheriff.
But ya. Slimm best pick
@@DibsAtraiyu Unless you don't kill the bandits on the rollercoaster and then they shoot Primm Slim dead while he's patrolling the streets, so the ending deafults to the worst one. Pretty funny tho.
@@pheelmaker I didn't know that would happen. That's funny.
well, looks like i'm not going to do anything for the next 6 and a half hours.
"What's your name?"
"Russ T"
"What's the T stand for?"
"Tetanus"
Ya this game was all about the song Jingle, Jangle, Jingle
"I am the milk man, my milk is delicious"
- The Milk Man
Best fallout ever and one of the greatest RPGs of all time. Back to back bangers for JSH
not every game with a dialogue is an rpg, you know
@@VDViktorThat's correct! However, Fallout New Vegas is without question an RPG.
@@VDViktorlol elaborate😂
People saying NV is best Fallout have never played Fallout 2
@@TheEmpty0333 I love fallout 1, but 2 just can't grab me, I lose all interest like 3-5 hours in.
"Fallout is a game that's going to cripple me morally"
foreshadowing for lonesome road
doesnt want to minmax but immediately makes a 10 luck casino breaker. and he thinks he'll be worried about caps later 😂
And also buys That Gun for crit minmaxing 😂
Well technically 9 is better because of implants waste of 1 point
LMFAO
"Why would I rob him blind? So we're gonna quicksave and we're gonna leave into the Wastela..." *stops to steal the dudes hat*
Had me dying
Josh may get to design his own GSupps cup...?
JOSH WIFE HAYES????
Josh Strife Babes??
Came for the immersive voice roleplaying, stayed for the milk puns.
Oh, heck yeah I love this game. So many fond memo-*crash to desktop*
4:20 :"Yee Haw!"
lmfao nice one
Bro~
I blew up 3 separate computers playing Bethesda games as a teen (literally exploded).
Since then I dont play Bethesda games on release, I play them like 2-4 years later with all the mod bug and gfx fixes.
@CoalCoalJames same. Except for Starfield. I'll be skipping that one forever, even the modders don't wanna touch it.
Real ones remember that New Vegas was literally a death sentence for PS3. You were either left with a PS that's barely functioning or just borked. Proof that this game was made using necromancy and duct tape.
Plays pretty well on XBox ...
Love the instant pull towards the alchestbreach preset, it's just easily the best!
Cracks me up whenever he calls them the "powder grangers" :D
25:45 I know this is almost 2 months old now but there is literally no better game for going like "Oh hey its *that* guy!" than New Vegas. it has a wonderfully eclectic voice cast of B-C list actors that knock their roles out of the park
A lot of them are A list too! Like Yuri Lowenthal. He does loads of the miscellaneous male character voices (including the grunts of the male Courier and the voice of Oliver Swanick), and nowadays he's the voice of Spider-Man in the new Insomniac games! He was also the original voice of Ben 10.
they way josh trying to avoid quest markers makes me think he might like outward
I know it might seem like "you shouldn't use mods the first time you play the game". But 1) Viva New Vegas compilation is genuinely important for fixing issues with stability of the game, and bugs that you might encounter in it. And 2) if you really do feel like "DLC items make you overpowered for the start of the game" (which i 100% agree with), then you should download "Jsawyer Ultimate Edition", a version of the mod that was made by Josh Sawyer (the project director and designer of New Vegas) for the original release, but done in a way to work with Ultimate Edition. It does change a bit of the game's balance, but it makes it better, where it genuinely feels like you're even more in the post-apocalypse setting than before, while not making it too challenging for a new player. The mod actually scatters the Pre-order/Pack Items around the world where it makes sense to encounter them. I really do recommend two of these things for every New Vegas player old and new, it's just must have in my opinion.
I think my favourite game of all time may have lead me to a new content creator to follow. The insightful comments about conflict and relying on other people, followed by a "That's what she said" is just the right level of tonal whiplash for me.
*Enter Josh stage right*
"Howdy"
*puts on pink cowboy hat*
New kink unlocked
"can't catch the milkman! ...because I dodge milk-ily" 4:26:55
Some fun facts you might be interested in:
Victor can never join in Ghost Town Gunfight, if you visit him during the fighting he'll be disabled, then appologise after the fighting is over.
The Powder Gangers can hate you through no fault of your own. If a wild enemy triggers a land mine near them, or they trigger a chain reaction(by throwing dynamite) that hurts them you're treated as responsible.
Boxcars says he can't walk. If you steal from him he'll stand up and run around to attack you, so he can. The game just doesn't have a way for him to attack from a seated position so it breaks the logic.
Iron sights isn't always accurate, it depends on the gun. So don't trust it 100%.
Caravan is actually an easy source of money once you figure it out.
3:14:36 that line was as cold as the milk you deliver 🔫
You mention the survival mechanics just being "eat and drink at certain times". While i generally agree, there is one change to survival mode which makes a huge difference: stimpacks don't heal instantly. That's a reason why survival mode really spikes the difficulty. Not just more HP for enemies and eat/drink more than a human can consume in a day, but an actual mechanic change which makes the game harder. You take damage in combat, you'll slowly heal it with a stimpack instead of just ramming 7 needles in whatever bodypart is closest and coming out on top. ;)
In Morrowind, Vwardenfell was a settled area with descriptive landmarks so getting directions is easy and understandable. On the other other hand, this is a wasteland. What can people tell you? "keep going north until you find the third tumbleweed"?
Came here for the hat, stayed for the whelming experience!
The Milkman build is what it feels like having ADHD. Good at nothing, Mediocre at Everything. Love to see it
Love how the stream havent Even started and im smiling.
How much milk would a milkman milk if a milkman could milk men?
"you will sit here and watch" 4:13:00 and i did lmfao
Cow's in this game are "Brahmin" so I would have suggested "Brahboy"
Not turning on the radio once is the correct way to play. Especially love the Mark Morgan tracks from FO 1&2.
4:29:47 this is where JESawyer's mod is fantastic. paired with hardcore mode it rebalances the whole game and makes it a fair bit more difficult in a number of ways, from making stimpacks come in different varieties to changing the values of armors throughout the game and more. He was one of the head writers/producers (ofc with a prolific twitter presence now) and it just enhances the vibe of the game to a huge degree imo.
1:11:23 stormtrooper skills right there
This has been suggested to me every day for the last 3 months. Okay, I'll fucking watch the stripper play Fallout.
It's so unfortunate that the DMCA came along before streamers, otherwise as least *some* of the RIAA goons would've realized the free advertisement potential. It's like radio, but people actually listen to streamers natter about, compared to the former which while not dead, certainly has faded in mindshare.
14:01 thank god you didnt start from right here lol
Whelp, guess it's that time of the year again to replay New Vegas.
The +1 in all skills meme is really damaging the run. Dont get why he does this when he clearly enjoys roleplaying. Will miss out on so many cool dialogue options, which is one of the things new vegas does best, giving every skill a use in dialogue at some point..
Nothing wrong with being well-rounded, but having one or two dump stats and one or two specialties is better.
Is the character in 4:42:50 voiced by Liam O'Brien?
Yes. Liam actually voiced 54 characters in New Vegas
Josh Strife should have roleplayed as Jackie Daytona, a real human man.
There you are , dat algorithm did its job
Im getting real Dennis Reynolds vibes from the cowboy/cowman stuff hahha
the guns sounds in this are better than I remember for fallout
It always surprises me how few people understand how to play caravan, it was basically the only way i made caps until i got to the strip. You can always just check the rules online if you get confused
My favorite thing about Josh's "Milkman Build" is that the vanilla level cap is 50. Meaning by Lv50 he'll have around 65 - 80 skill level in all the skills. Which, on paper sounds great but he needs to get to Lv50.
The second things is, he doesn't know about the exploit where if you re-do character creation upon leaving the Goodsprings area, if he chooses the Skilled trait again it stacks with the first time he took it. Giving him a +10 to all skills instead of +5.
Thirdly, due to starving himself of skill points, he won't be able to really take any decent perks. So he'll have below average skill levels in everything, and no perks to show for it either. Which is fine, NV is easy enough to where you really don't need to worry about building optimally. But it's just such a terrible but amusing setup.
Plenty of opportunity to get skill books and addtional SPECIAL points throughout the game and DLC's though.
@@abaddon1371Oh yeah, OWB/LR will definitely cover his bases by themselves.
Concerning Hardcore mode, the survival aspects of it are really underdeveloped and more of a chore. However, the more important change is how stimpacks work and ammo weight which actually forces you to play differently, more prepared and cautious, and since spamming stimpacks doesnt work other healing items are much more valuable. I wouldnt recommend hardcore mode for the survival aspect to anyone, but if you have experience in new vegas then a hardcore mode run on max difficulty is great.
3:26:16 "They've adapted!"
So josh where is your NCR uniform ?
Josh's whole interaction with Jeannie just makes me think he is playing Buster Scruggs
4:35:26 glad you were set on ignoring that regardless but damage threshold doesn't get solved simply by using a more damaging weapon. ammo type and strength is a factor as well.
I've been trying to figure out what's so familiar about Josh's cowboy voice and it's finally dawned on me that it's the same cadence as Jon Richardson as "The Countdown Kid". Anyone know what piece of media made it to/originated from Britain that gives them this particular sense of how cowboys speak?
"starting as a cowboy and growing to a cowman"
That's a minataur ...
As a side note, you can get Mods that will replace the copyrighted music for you so you can play it on stream with no copyright hits. It is called "Dopy's Copyright Free Radio Replacer
" and is located on the mod nexus. HAPPY FALLOUT-ING! Welcome to your newest favorite game!
Best Fallout game.
Uh this is not the frontier vod.
... is Fallout 2, but this is close.
@@starlightxfury take those rose tinted goggles off man, nobody who didn't play fallout 2 as a child will agree with you
it probably has a great story but good luck playing it for longer than a few hours without damaging your eyes due to the horrible graphics
@@ANUBASS I didn't play FO2 as a child, my man
@@starlightxfury fair enough, it may be good in terms of story and vibe but you cannot compare it to fallout 3 and NV in terms of gameplay
equivalent of saying gta 1/2/3 are better than vice city or san andreas
Josh putting a single point in all skills frustrated me to no end. Although, kinda looking forward to seeing him struggle through old world blues 👀
New Vegas sets that atmosphere right from the start and i LOVE IT i forgot how good it was
This is just the kind of content I want on my first monitor ever since my second monitor went to silicon heaven.
what I like when starting new game fallout new vegas:
1. want to be gunslinger revolver dead aim kind of thing
2. in the mid way of game, energy gun turn people into green goo or pile of red ash
3. at the near end of the game find explosive more fun
EDIT: A Short Story About Poverty by Toby Morris But what is the comic you mentioned called!? The one showing the parallel lives of two characters from different socio-economic backgrounds.
It took me way to long before I realised he wasn't saying "The man in the chicken suit!"
Reason why looting inside the correctional facility garners bad karma, is because technically, the stuff belongs to the NCR. Stealing another mans stolen goods, does not magically make them unstolen :D That said, it is easier (way easier) to get good karma in this game. Stealing an item that is red, gives -5 karma, while killing a single ghoul gives +100. There are very few instances where karma really matters, in particular two companions don't like evil characters at all and will eventually leave if spoken to while having bad (evil) karma.
So you actually got the role in the Knight Rider remake. Grats!
2 hrs 8 min in:
Kinda wanna replay the game myself, now.
You can disable DLC in the launcher (under Data Packs) by disabling anything but the FalloutNV ESM.
As far as I know, acidic alcohols (brandy, scotch, bourbon) have higher chance of curdling milk, low acidity ones like vodkas, tequilas or gins, not as much.
I'm glad prerecorded videos like the intro to this are less common now. it always makes volume mixing hard.
*Looting Nipton* "Pork & Beans! We've hit the _jackpot_ here!" 😢 5:48:21
Nobody can convince me Josh didn't write those opening jokes.
Oh god, I thought I caught up and ready for this Saturday after watching the previous video here... just noticed the date in the description in this video Dx
Damn, never realized you could recruit viktor for that quest
NVSE loader - Loader required to run complex mods for New Vegas
MCM - mod configuration menu
I-Hud - immersive hud
Get it all on the Nexus.
There is a mod that scatters the dlc items to find in the early zones instead of you starting with them.
found this after being randomly recommended the "this video will upset all Fallout players" video and immediately thought "there's someone who level ups the same way i do?!" and after watching this i am not disappointed, great gameplay
Ah yes. The "good at nothing, terrible at everything" build. A classic. He'll be wondering why he can't pass a single skill check before long.
I guess we could say that "The Milkman really .... delivered."
ngl when he started saying that he was going to transform from a cow boy to a X i thought he was going to say cowgirl for a second there
You'd say the hat doesnt fit when it fits the fallout scavenging aesthetic perfectly.
Fallout 2 and Fallout NV are post-post apocalypse games where advanced communities and large nation states have risen from the ashes of the nuclear wasteland. The hat fits well enough if you consider that the NCR heartland is in the middle of their version of the "Gilded Age".
38:30 - If you ever need to explain this to someone, just have them play Monopoly but each starting with different amounts of money.
I love it. I need all of the playthrough on this 'ere website, pronto!! Yee-haw!
Do you need a new catchphrase? "I don't aim for the feet, because I'm lack-toes intolerant".
A man who wears that hat, has no fear
FYI, that IS Michael Hogan from BSG.
Chat literally told him less than a minute after he said that, and he acknowledged that he was right.
You might want to pick all the dialogue options, they are not going to spoil anything it was designed to give you just enough information, if you do not you will not have the full context about every faction.
45:16 "definitely not doing unarmed."
*checks latest twitch vod.*
Riiiiight....
40:30
Ah, the people who are like "dreadnaughts are outclassed by everything" - Have you tried Space Marine Drop Podding Dreadnaughts directly into enemy bases over and over in any of the original RTS games? xD
Ruh ruh Ross Tootin'
3:14:34 a mandolorian milk man?
Didn't catch this one live, but I guess the replay will have to be Kenough.