Anyone who doesn’t understand this reference should consider playing Fallout: New Vegas, because it is a very good game
Does it get better after a while? Because I tried playing it, but the first few hours are just painfully slow.
Your comment has caused me to reflect on the early game, and I think I agree with you. I suspect I hadn’t noticed the slow early game because the catalyst for me playing the game was grieving a friend who had loved the game — this means that even if I had found it painfully slow, I would have been likely to push on regardless.
I’m trying to remember at what point it potentially gets better. It’s hard to say without knowing how far you got in (especially because it’s entirely possible that maybe you just didn’t jibe with this game (which is fine, because subjectivity is cool)); I remember part of what I enjoyed about the game was the general vibes.
That being said, going off the map above, I think the most engaging parts of the game for me happened after Boulder City. The world gets more content dense as you approach New Vegas, and I remember enjoying the anticipation as I got closer to the city, and how I was beginning to feel like I understood the various moving parts of the world better (such as the politics around the NCR).
So I think the short answer is that yes, it does pick up. If New Vegas seems like the kind of game you usually play, it might be worth giving it another crack (but I can’t gauge how far into the game it starts picking up, time-wise)
The people downvoting this don’t have a big iron on their hip.
And even less likely 20 notches on their belt.
Or spurs that jingle jangle jingle
jingle jangle
Why not just take the 15? It’s so much shorter, and you have a couple guns to protect yourself in case anything pops up, right?
Right?
My brother lives in the lower-left corner of Vegas, kinda by the edge of the city. Every time I visit (I’m actually out here right now) I can’t help but think of New Vegas. Anytime we drive on the 215 to go somewhere I’m almost always looking around at stuff and trying to picture how it’d look in-game but in real life.
Why is wherever you are always a place called “paradise” in the area?
I assume it’s because property developers are very creative with thier naming.
You’ll get there a lot faster if you ride a bike…
And there’s probably nicer scenery around red rock canyon national park if you’re just into hiking.
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A bit of a roundabout way. I’m just gonna hop straight from Goodsprings to Las Vegas tbh
Haha
This guy doesn’t agree:
Rip OP, being attack by wasp is really a bad way to go.
Yeah I don’t get why you’d wanna go via searchlight and boulder, I assume it’s a reference I’m missing?
The intended path you would take going from Goodspring to Vegas in Fallout: New Vegas.
In addition to the other reply, the short way has some really tough enemies.
At this point it’s a pilgrimage.
I’m high enough level from using an exploit in Goodsprings that I can just 1 shot all the deathclaws and cazadores going the short way. 🤷🏻♂️
Well that’s fun
I could do it. I could so do it.
It’s currently 82° F with a high of 109°, which it’ll probably reach in about an hour or so. It’s not even 8 am here yet.
Good luck.
Ah yes, but allow me to show you my spurs. For you see, they jingle jangle.
