The choice aspect that is often touted as one of the game's strong points isn't that pronounced either - basically, it boils down to "pick a faction you like and fuck up the others, or pick none at all and fuck up absolutely everyone". It's a slightly different take than usual on the save-the-world plot, but ultimately it's still a save-the-world plot. Enemy variety is poor (though what is there, outside of your standard human enemies, is neat) and there aren't that many mission types.Īs for the story, it's also alright. Guns are generic though, even though it's kind of a looter shooter. For instance, the Brotherhood of Steel might “take over Helios One and patrol the roads” if it makes sense for them to do so.Shooting mechanics are alright.
Not only does the Hoover Dam get taken over by the faction that controls it at the end of the game, but many other things in the world will change based on what the player chose to do. What this mod does is create a new end-game world that exists about two weeks after the original game’s climatic Hoover Dam battle. “The world doesn’t change the Dam battle still takes place as if nothing changed, if you help the Legion, they never take over New Vegas and NCR troopers are still around and act as if they haven’t lost yet, and if Goodsprings was taken over by the NCR, this isn’t represented at all.”
Whilst these mods are great and allow you to continue after you conclude the battle of Hoover Dam, that’s all they do,” states mod creator Kazopert in the mod’s description. “You’ve all most likely heard of mods such as CAGE and Continue After Ending by McLion. A new mod for Fallout: New Vegas, called FPGE (Functional Post-Game Ending) fixes the original version’s end game problems by letting you explore a world that has been altered by the decisions your character had made during the game.
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