The starting of the game is not the best but bear with it for a couple of hours and then you won't give up the game at all.I will play it but it should not get boring afterwards
Does not matter, it won't effect the main story(except maybe a few conversation upgrades), it will bounce your level cap by 5 for each dlc, you just have to go to a place marked by map and the dlc will start, you can't return to main story or map until the dlc is over, and in dead money you can't carry any items with you(they are taken from you and after the dlc finishes they will be returned to you), in honest hearts you can carry 100 pounds of any item/items(or 150 with speech check) like guns, armors, aids etc, there is no such limits with OWB.
Weight cap is lowered to increase the challenge, and the weight cap is not lowered throughout the dlc, you can just carry that much stuff with you, in honest hearts you can get good weapons from fallen enemies and buy them from Joshua, your weight cap remains same throughout the dlc.
I agree, fallout 3's dlc were THE best, no comparisons.From the commments above looks like DM is really a crap - won't try it.
Completed Honest Hearts and it felt good.
Old World Blues - all of you guys are saying it's good so it must be - going to try it out asap
BTW, Still I think the way Fallout 3 handled playing DLC is the best
Anyone here using any Texture/Graphics mods on New Vegas to make it look better?
if yes, please share with me the links
The visual quality of Fallout:New Vegas is disappointing to say the least if compared with Fallout3
These are DLCs, the satellite marks the start of Old World Blues, "Begin Again" Poster is shown during the cutscene of Dead Money(cr@p DLC anyway), Think tank is also a part of Old World Blues.The picture with "Activate Crashed Satelite" from which quest ?
The " Begin Again", "Think Tank" and Super Computer pic locations ?
The pics looks really nice and not to mention the 2nd command on the last pic
