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Worst to beat: BoS is the worst hands down. That pay to win vault sim one 76 3 Van Buren (only doesn't do better cause unfinished) Tactics New Vegas 2 1

Dude that's awesome

Not sure if I've tried that one, soon as I have time I'll give it a whirl.

I haven't messed with the creation kit since Fallout 3 was still new so dunno. Main thing would be to make it somewhat rare in shops, even more rare in equipment lists, given how it's both so rare and super expensive. I'd probably make it on par with uniques like medicine stick for price, and...

When looting/trading 1 has a max of 999, 2 has a higher limit. Mostly affects caps/cash since you rarely deal in quantities like that since ammo is moved by the brick not quantity.

Not seeing them

1: March/April, ended up doing a super sledge run. Finished the boneyard deathclaw mother with no stims left,1 HP, and a massive critical. 2: been a few years, I tend to make the most of the longer 'everyone dies because your slow' timer compares to 1 and spend time just having fun grinding and...

If I were any good at the 3D modeling I'd make a new one, classic pack made it way too clunky feeling, I always felt it should be closer to the vanilla service rifle for its size and handling in-game since it was a small guns skill item to start with. Of course if I were doing the work I'd make...

Have one elder who just yells at younger members to stay off the grass, eventually reveal he was a command sergeant major before the bombs fell.

I'm aware the classic weapons pack and other mods add it into the game, but I've yet to find one that did it well. All the ones I've tried for new Vegas make it an energy weapon and use energy ammo rather than 2mm EC, as well as giving it horrible iron sights.

TBH, my headcanon is the DC BOS came from a faction that survived when the blimps went down in Chicago and made it most of all of the way to DC, and their switch to older T45 was because they were low on gear after the separation and raised an old Army or Marine storage depot.

Not vault 0, but something like it. It makes sense they have a major hub, with the control vaults serving as a source of fresh population as needed.

Some NV companion mods come with a radio item for remote commands, so it's doable.

Uh, doesn't tactics take place before 3 ?

My headcanon has always been that it was only in the last few decades that the DC regions rads dropped enough to be reinhabited, justifying why so little progression in rebuilding has occured. As for the Enclave and it's motivations: The crawler is dumb, but that aside it's an easy obvious...

My headcanon is the Enclave started as a large scale contingency plan for continuity of government and the oil rig had an underwater vault that supported a very large population, plus control vaults they took over shortly after the war.

10/10, snoop. Also, not ghost, low level chrono trigger NPC, I went on a kick playing on emulator back in 05 and just haven't changed it since lol.

Yeah, we (this forum) were a tad.... Harsh.... But learning how interplay corporate and herve caen rushed development also helped in the communities reaction to it.

My head canon was always that Fallout 3 starts a generation after people start seriously repopulating the DC area, and the whole area was mostly uninhabitable due to rads until then, and prior to about 20-30 years before F3 starts little lamplight was on the extreme eastern edge of inhabited areas

Neat. 1&2 have always needed break and pump action for 12ga