Massacre

*Is reminded of EMBO*

Ah, so it is legit. I saw it on the Vault in the page for the Divide, but I was going to finish looking around Big MT to see if it was real. Good to know it is.

Oh, forgot to mention, the terminals are locked, so unless you're well-invested in your science skill, thins are going to be a lot tougher. Sorry, I went in with 100 science and it didn't even occur to me you guys might not be going in with the same level.

I think I've done all the quests, aside from the final one. Dr. Mobius is a cool motherfucker. Also, when you first enter the Forbidden Zone Dome, a big thing is going to happen. As soon as it does, head up the stairs on the right, through the various observation decks, and use both terminals. Once the distraction happens, head back to the door and go to the other side of the room, there are a couple more terminals that'll make things easier. And that's my spoiler-free guide to surviving the first part of the last quest.

Fuck yeah.

Did you use the same name on the old forums? I don't remember you, but I don't know if I'm even supposed to remember you or not...

Fitty decided they were worthy of their own topic. Fuck, you edited your post.

Christine is only in OWB in the form of a few voice recordings, she's not actually in the DLC. She, Elijah, and Ulysses have already been to the Big Empty and left by the time you get there, no matter what order you do the DLC's in. No worries, man.

Was my rep ever edited? Psy or Duff feel free to edit my points to a level that suits me better, if you wish. We'd need to shave off more than 40-50 now. Considering Vicey and Fitty are only in their 30's, I think mid to upper twenties would be fair for you.

NCR has the most quests, and you'll walk away with a few thousand from the Camp McCarran quests alone. Before you do that, have you already gotten the Mark of Caesar from the Legion member who talks to you in New Vegas?

There's not really a "best" choice, it's whatever you feel like doing. The biggest thing to take note of is that, while the Legion path is fun, there aren't as many quests as there are for the other paths.

I'm with Vicey, but if my dream comes true and the game is set in Boston, then I want a Celtic punk station, too.

That's awesome. Are you planning on making people to populate the town? Wait, have you even done a human model before?

I didn't do much after it finished downloading, I have a few interface mods that get overwritten every time I install new DLC, so it took me a while to dig them back up. Getting into it now.

Mmm, jailbait.

Gay porn overload.

This looks like a gun shop to me. General stores are huge, and the blacksmith has to be in an open building, no enclosed spaces.

Looks great. The only problem I see is that the stairs are too straight and orderly. Knock a few boards out of place and it's perfect.

I'm not sure why you keep associating it with Montana, there are plenty of mountains called "Big Mountain." The Big Mountain in Montana would look more like Jacobstown anyway, and what we've seen of the Big Empty is desert, so you're probably closer with the Arizona crater. Besides, if I were going to build a research center, I'd build it somewhere remote, not next to a ski resort.

You take that flashlight pic at your parents' house, or are you old as shit?

I'm pretty sure the Canyon Wreckage is the entrance to Lonesome Road. It wouldn't be the Mojave Outpost, because that's the main road into California and most of the caravans travel through there, so that road definitely doesn't go to the Divide.

My money's on the train tunnel in Crescent Canyon. The projector/robot thing from the Qore footage is definitely in the Mojave Drive-In. Heartless predicted it would be the entrance to one of the DLC's, so ten points for him if he ever turns up here.

If crooked and cartoony is the look you're after, look no further than Fable 2 for inspiration. Fable 2's art style could be applied to any game and make it look charming.

Yep. I'm somehow more excited by that than some of the screenshots we've gotten for the other DLC's. I guess it's because Dead Money was red-tinted survival horror, Honest Hearts was mostly tribal wilderness, Old World Blues is all sciency, and this looks like pure wasteland, which is what I prefer.

You had to be careful doing the tractor thing. If the camera turned away from them for more than half a second, they'd start disappearing.