Well, if you read the text in the newspost, you will see that there are various outcomes for that quest.
Makagulfazel said:Man.. I can't wait. I should really stop reading this shit.
I foresee a sick day on Tuesday, October 19th.
HawK-EyE said:Damn, i was preparing a very big piece of article with numerous threads from CanardPC and some other from PCJEUX (another french magazine).
Especially on this article from CanardPC, there are several quotes that are much more interesting than what's quoted here :
(After solving Repconn quest)
"While the rockets went up to heaven, I pursued my way to New Vegas thinking of the depth of this quest. I came here to hunt a bunch of bugs and pests and I found one thousand leaf (NB: french cake) plots, characters and plot twists more interesting than the main quest in Fallout (NB: the first). A real pool based solely on the ability to not rely on first impressions. Moreover, if I chose to play the white knight, I had seen that each dialogue, I had the opportunity to turn things into sour sauce and pushing everyone against each other. I now almost certain to be in front of a true Fallout. And I found it hard not to see the relationship with the Ghost Farm questline near Modoc in Fallout 2: A quest seemingly obvious, pointing to an ideal bad guy that gradually became more complex. Brilliantly written and spoken, all decisions never Manichaean, smart twists and never ridiculous ..."
More coming.. Sorry for bad english, i've just translate it at my job's office during the past 15 minutes
I'm still transcripting/translating a lot more, so stay tuned![]()
Yellow said:Okay, I am officially getting Fallout: New Vegas. I hope the quests are as good as they sound.
And to prepare I am going to replay Fallout 2.
Ah, joy.![]()