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Veronica. She's perky, and really made my heart warm. It's sad to see what happened to her at the end though, never got what she really wanted.

Return to Sender- Keeping quiet of Hanlon's plan of sabotaging the NCR within the rank to ensure all the lower troop start rallying and overthrow the NCR upper echelon. Never mention at the ending, but that's the whole motive of Hanlon crime. Silus Treatment: Help Silus to sneak out from his...

Joshua Graham Bad ass preacher, former Legate, invincible man that even first recon NCR failed to kill. Armed with just his handgun and a simple vest, he single-hand obliterated half the White Legs without your help. His only bad point is his leadership. He's a warrior, not a war strategist.

Since Legion were the main antagonist faction, I always view them as 'tutorial evil group'. Other than providing quick caps, they have little to none effect on the main arc plot (Hoover Dam II). Boomer, BoS, Khan, Three Families and even Remnant are recruitable, but not them. How did you treat...

Although those 3 armors are the best, I still prefer my character to immerse in whatever background I implanted in them. If their allegiance is BoS, I'll let him/her wore recon/power armor. If he is a damn wicked SOB, I'll let him wear metal armor reinforced. And if she is a survivalist, I made...

Zion was a pretty big area, so its kinda empty when there are little to nothing to do there. Compare to OWB, HH truly seemed rushed a LOT. Dead Money used a small map, so it's perfect for it linear mission.

1) Dead Money= Despite what some people said, I think this DLC had the best environment, companions, plot and ending. Puzzling a bit, but it's a thrill you won't get in other DLC. 2) Old World Blues- Wackiest and funniest of all, I believed the devs simply try to make a light-hearted DLC once...

I went through the same thing, except I'm just with ED-E. When NPCs constantly nagging about Deathclaws and with a Radscorpion nest just below Goodspring Graveyard, I figure it's better if I sneak around through Tribal Village. Who knew the devs, EVIL devs, cleverly put the new, "alien"...

I'm currently roleplaying as Eli (from the movie), which I'm saving specifically for this DLC. So, I'm bringing; Weapons: - Broad Machete (from Tribal pack?) - The Equalizer (Unique lever action shotgun from New Vegas Bounties II) - Fully modded .45 auto - Binocular Apparel: - Roving...

Well, as a first timer back then, I just naturally asked the price of the "brahmin". That Nightkin caught me by surprise. Thank god for the DT stats. When I tried Requiem mod, fighting Reavers and Albinos weren't a nightmare anymore. Instead, it's like a chore. I laughed a lot while...

Alright, let's skip the unnecessary elitism and have some fun, shall we? 12. Every NCR trooper and officer apparently hates patrolling Mojave. 13. Feral Ghoul Reaver is no longer a terminator. 14. Never bring along more than a cap when you planning to wander around certain abandoned ranch.

.45 Auto. It's crisp and looking really neat. It's unique version however, while awesome as it's user, looked weird (like too short?). I still remembered how I slaughtered the entire Fortification Hill population with Boone using Graham's signature armor and gun. Man...karma's a bitch, Caesar!

Correct me if I'm wrong, but wasn't that how Enclave were presented in Fallout 2? And as disastrous Fallout 3 was, they still somehow ooze of Nazism. So....as bad and comical Legion in NV, at least the devs gave us something new. Ever play No One Lives Forever? If you knew H.A.R.M, that's how...

I wonder, in the end of the dlc, would we required to kill Ulysses? Just saying...is he an Elijah or a Mobius?

Yeah, that's a sweet memory of mine too. I sat all along the little movie, but the moment I heard the door creaking open, I knew something's up. And I'm right. Recently, I went through some awful experience of corrupted savegame. I already play about 120+ hour, with huge mods like Bounties...