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Just wondering if anyone can shed a bit more light about ED-E in Lonesome Road. So he's a copy of the original one, but has more databanks that he reveals to you - maybe they're triggered - only in the Divide? I've been wracking my brain for the details as to how ED-E's personality made its...

***Possible spoilers for those who haven't completed Veronica's personal quest*** I've discovered quite a big glitch with her I Could Make You Care quest just last night: Instead of taking her to significant places (Camp McCarran, Silver Rush, etc) for the quest to trigger, you can take...

There are dangers if you go there too early, those Yao Guai and Cazadores are a regular menace. I'd wait until you have the equipment to handle Cazadores in the Mojave first before heading to Zion.

Capital! That's brilliant, Sir

Kit yourself out with Formal Wear, Tuxedo Hat, and a dress cane + This Machine for weapons, and you'll be right as rain :) Don't forget the appropriate joke mustache, either, and 100 barter skill.

I'm sure that many NMA'ers would recommend that you visit GOG.com for digital copies of the originals :) Well worth it.

Clarify?

I can see why people are split in their opinions of Dead Money. There were several times when I got really frustrated with it, but that mood it created absolutely matched the atmosphere: i.e. I hate this place, get me the hell outta here. And when you finally do get back to the Mojave, that...

Interesting, thanks for that. I suppose in that regard leaving this second plot thread a mystery and building up its mystique in the way they've done through these little hints is quite clever. MCA expressed how he missed Ulysses in the game, and fashioning him into this big reveal at the end is...

Sorry I don't quite get you? That's what the game always does, red marks hostile, default HUD colour equals friendly. I was only remarking on how for some reason enemies were showing up as friendly instead of being red.

He must have some groundbreaking, earth-shattering news to tell you if they cut him from the vanilla release and saved him until the very end. With 'Ulysses' being the Latin equivalent of the Greek 'Odysseus', my guess is that there'll be a lot of 'The Odyssey' in there, with him travelling...

Maybe after Lonesome Road and meeting Ulysses, the game will bring up some more options? I really can't wait to find out what he's going to tell you.

Yes, and it's ideal for the next playthrough where you're roleplaying as [insert historical figure].

Seeing as how Honest Hearts' endings consist of either helping the Sorrows to flee Zion or to hold their ground and stay, two variations of 'good' differing in interpretation according to Daniel/Joshua, I wonder whether there could have been a third, just plain 'bad' solution? For those on...

I almost made the same mistake as that reviewer, as the White Legs show up on my compass as friendly - even in the end missions. Not sure if this was deliberate. Just had a thought. I wonder if there were ever any plans for there to be a third, evil ending, i.e. join the White Legs? Edit...

Yep, when Salt-Upon-Wounds pleads with you at the end, [spoiler:05b3806cad]with the perk you get to say something along the lines of "Yeah whatever. Graham, finish off Captain Gobbledigook here will you?"[/spoiler:05b3806cad] I wonder where else the perk has an effect, maybe when dealing...

Oh what, so they just look like normal leather armours but with the added stat bonuses? That's disappointing.

Finished it last night, have to say that it was way too short. After a fantastic start with the ambush and then meeting Graham, there really wasn't as much in there apart from those excellent Survivalist journals. P.S. the final journal is well worth finding, it's not in a cave or on a computer...

Ah I thought they were the journals of just one guy who was typing that stuff over 40 years and setting up his supply caves, going crazy, hating the tribes at first but helping them, etc... That does make sense too though with it being more than one person. I'll try and piece the whole story...

Interestingly there's a new perk which makes you do 10% more damage for each crippled limb you have, which in Meltdown's case means the utter chaos you'll cause will be one hell of an exponential domino effect :) Only reason I've yet to pick Meltdown is because of how double-edged it is and...