ReadyandRaiding
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This review contains spoilers
In a pre Rick and Morty world this was probably funny but now it’s hit or miss and mostly miss. The narrative also leaves a lot to be desired, the whiplash of going from Dead Money to this was intense.
As for the combat, you know things are dire when one of the least annoying enemy types in your dlc is the cazador.
I can’t help but think people mostly like this DLC because it’s full of overpowered nonsense to collect.
It was however nice to get backstory on Christine, Elijah, and Ulysses, and the other bits of story on terminals were generally nice.
As for the combat, you know things are dire when one of the least annoying enemy types in your dlc is the cazador.
I can’t help but think people mostly like this DLC because it’s full of overpowered nonsense to collect.
It was however nice to get backstory on Christine, Elijah, and Ulysses, and the other bits of story on terminals were generally nice.
This review contains spoilers
The first time I played this it left such a bad taste in my mouth that it caused me to abandon the entire playthrough.
With that said I think I understand why this is so beloved among New Vegas fans and definitely want to give it another shot sometime, but only after getting around to checking out the elements of Fo3 that this DLC directly ripped off.
With that said I think I understand why this is so beloved among New Vegas fans and definitely want to give it another shot sometime, but only after getting around to checking out the elements of Fo3 that this DLC directly ripped off.