Fallout New Vegas DLC

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**illuknisaa**

I have played the NV but I haven't tried any of the dlc and I was wondering are they worth to get for 2.5 per dlc?

pros

+I like New Vagas and heard the dlc were good.
+10 euros is not that much

cons

-I have to reinstall NV which propably means I gotta clear some hdd
-downloading reinstalling mods (+ the mods are propably updated and there might be new ones)
-bugs made me give up NV
-hazzle of getting eyefinity to work (doable but gotta do ini tweaks and cvars)
-I got skyrim
-I have already bought LoG and KotR and soon red faction guerilla.

**CthuluIsSpy**

- You don't have to reinstall FNV. No idea why you think that.

- Don't know much about mods; never used them. The DLCs are good enough anyway.

- I actually found FNV to be fairly stable. This may be a silly question, but have you patched it to the latest version?

-No idea what eyefinity is.

-Hah, good reason!

Anyway, I would advise getting some of the DLC, as they are pretty good. Hell, if you get all of them you can use J.E Sawyer's mod, which changes the game quite a bit.
Gun Runner's arsenal is a must have. Awesome weapons right there.

Oh wait, is this FNV for console or PC?

**Corpsesarefun**

Most of the new vegas DLC are amazing, especially old world blues.

**CthuluIsSpy**

Corpsesarefun wrote:Most of the new vegas DLC are amazing, especially old world blues.

Oh yeah, OWB is brilliant.
Kinda strange though how its mostly melee based, what with all of the axes and all.
Of course, due to the number of times you'll run out of ammo, that probably does make some sense.

**Battle Brother Lucifer**

I liked them all. The Sierra Madre one had an awesome story and theme, but I found it very frustrating. Honest Hearts was medium length and had some nice loot. OWB was awesome, as was lonesome road.

pro-tip: do OWB at a high level so you can do various speech challenges for hilarious dialogue from the think tank.

**CthuluIsSpy**

Battle Brother Lucifer wrote:I liked them all. The Sierra Madre one had an awesome story and theme, but I found it very frustrating. Honest Hearts was medium length and had some nice loot. OWB was awesome, as was lonesome road.

pro-tip: do OWB at a high level so you can do various speech challenges for hilarious dialogue from the think tank.

I actually enjoyed Dead Money. It provided that survival horror feel that I was looking for.
Honest hearts was a bit boring imo. The only real reason to play it is to unlock .45 caliber weapons, and to get that stun gun.

**illuknisaa**

CthuluIsSpy wrote:- You don't have to reinstall FNV. No idea why you think that.

- 1.Don't know much about mods; never used them. The DLCs are good enough anyway.

- 2.I actually found FNV to be fairly stable. This may be a silly question, but have you patched it to the latest version?

-3.No idea what eyefinity is.

-4.Hah, good reason!

Anyway, I would advise getting some of the DLC, as they are pretty good. Hell, if you get all of them you can use J.E Sawyer's mod, which changes the game quite a bit.
Gun Runner's arsenal is a must have. Awesome weapons right there.

5.Oh wait, is this FNV for console or PC?

2. I dunno but I played the game maybe a month after release so it might have not been the current latest version.

3. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wEyjYZ7naCo

5. pc

**CthuluIsSpy**

2: Ok, try patching it to the latest version. That should resolve most of the bugs.

3: Oh, so that's what that is. No experience with that, sorry. Really though, FNV doesn't need eyefinity. I found it works perfectly on a single monitor.