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7/27/2025, 2:13:51 AM
>>716534918
Yeah there's two big issues with NV, from a narrative standpoint.
Getting to New Vegas is a interesting journey on the first play through, but it gets dull on repeat ones. It's also oddly paced after that. The main quest pushes you to NV, which then pushes you to finish the main quest, which kinda makes it awkward to fit all the side quests, but that's a common problem with many open world RPGs.
The other is how unimpressive the city of New Vegas is. Granted, NV has a recurring problem of being made from recycled Fo3 assets, so everything looks like scrapped trash when it shouldn't because Obsidian like Black Isle understands that after 200 years people will built something, but New Vegas being so dull is a more pressing concern when the entire game has been building the city up as this pre-War paradise untouched by the ravages of fallout.
Yeah there's two big issues with NV, from a narrative standpoint.
Getting to New Vegas is a interesting journey on the first play through, but it gets dull on repeat ones. It's also oddly paced after that. The main quest pushes you to NV, which then pushes you to finish the main quest, which kinda makes it awkward to fit all the side quests, but that's a common problem with many open world RPGs.
The other is how unimpressive the city of New Vegas is. Granted, NV has a recurring problem of being made from recycled Fo3 assets, so everything looks like scrapped trash when it shouldn't because Obsidian like Black Isle understands that after 200 years people will built something, but New Vegas being so dull is a more pressing concern when the entire game has been building the city up as this pre-War paradise untouched by the ravages of fallout.
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