theprophetgamer
First time out of the vault
Like it says, tell us what and quests stand out in your mind. Mine thus far is Still in the Dark.
favorite Quests
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First time out of the vault
I like the first one, Ghost Town Gunfight.
It was a mixture of many RPG elements, some nice choice and consequences for the beginning of the game, which aren't really black and white, interesting, well-written characters, and good action, all packed up in a prologue.
One of the best opening quests, or just game openings, I have ever played.
It was a mixture of many RPG elements, some nice choice and consequences for the beginning of the game, which aren't really black and white, interesting, well-written characters, and good action, all packed up in a prologue.
One of the best opening quests, or just game openings, I have ever played.
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Wang Dang Atomic Tango. Especially because it made me encounter maude's muggers. Hilarious.
Stanislao Moulinsky
Vault Fossil
Structurally Beyond the Beef, but I love the Legend of the Star for its ending. 
James Snowscoran
Still Mildly Glowing
Black Mountain, its radio station and its quest, Crazy Crazy Crazy, are pretty hilarious. I was all 
when I first saw Tabitha after fixing the bot.
e: But yeah, Beyond the Beef is probably objectively the best-constructed quest in the game, also gets bonus points for many and varied solutions and outcomes.
when I first saw Tabitha after fixing the bot.e: But yeah, Beyond the Beef is probably objectively the best-constructed quest in the game, also gets bonus points for many and varied solutions and outcomes.
ramessesjones
It Wandered In From the Wastes
Beyond the Beef
Bleed Me Dry
I Could Make You Care
Ghosttown Gunfight
Arizona Killer
The endings to Return to Sender and Legend of the Star very good. I also like how much the different endings to Oh My Papa can affect the ending.
Bleed Me Dry
I Could Make You Care
Ghosttown Gunfight
Arizona Killer
The endings to Return to Sender and Legend of the Star very good. I also like how much the different endings to Oh My Papa can affect the ending.
theprophetgamer
First time out of the vault
Gah, forgot Hard Luck Blues. No matter what you do, SOMEone's gonna have a sucky day.
Ghost Town Gunfight
The Coyotes
I Forgot to Remember to Forget
That Lucky Old Sun
Someone to Watch Over Me
G.I. Blues
Edit: Oh yeah and 'How Little We Know', almost forgot that one.
The Coyotes
I Forgot to Remember to Forget
That Lucky Old Sun
Someone to Watch Over Me
G.I. Blues
Edit: Oh yeah and 'How Little We Know', almost forgot that one.
whirlingdervish
Brahmin Cavalry Commander
Return to Sender was my main motivation to cover most of the map in my first playthrough and because it was the driving force to a lot of that early gameplay it colored most of the rest of that run with the ominous outcome and the way and timing in which I recieved certain quests because of the travels involved.
I ended it with a pro-NCR campaign on that run, out of a sense of shame for bringing down a guy that really could have helped and just didn't pick the right way.
This run through, I've been grabbing up all of the companions and doing their quests and I managed to complete Still in the Dark in a completely different fashion due to Veronica's presence. With no bomb collar this time, and less dealing with NCR beforehand I saw the brotherhood in a light that didn't make me want to blow up their bunker.
All told, the developers impressed me there and surprised me in a good way. I like that kind of experience in PC gaming and sometimes I think it gets rarer by the second.
I ended it with a pro-NCR campaign on that run, out of a sense of shame for bringing down a guy that really could have helped and just didn't pick the right way.
This run through, I've been grabbing up all of the companions and doing their quests and I managed to complete Still in the Dark in a completely different fashion due to Veronica's presence. With no bomb collar this time, and less dealing with NCR beforehand I saw the brotherhood in a light that didn't make me want to blow up their bunker.
All told, the developers impressed me there and surprised me in a good way. I like that kind of experience in PC gaming and sometimes I think it gets rarer by the second.
Walpknut
This ghoul has seen it all
Arcade's Companion Quest
Bleed me Dry
Kings Gambit along with G.I. Blues
Return to Sender
Ring a Ding Ding
Arizona Killer - You know it will happen when it happens, personaly I tought the first one was more chalenging and the one with the most divert solutions, I tried most of them, I could nto try killing the Kimball and then jump out the Dam Ninja style, damn Rangers seem to have cheating amounts of Perception.
Bleed me Dry
Kings Gambit along with G.I. Blues
Return to Sender
Ring a Ding Ding
Arizona Killer - You know it will happen when it happens, personaly I tought the first one was more chalenging and the one with the most divert solutions, I tried most of them, I could nto try killing the Kimball and then jump out the Dam Ninja style, damn Rangers seem to have cheating amounts of Perception.
Huh, never realized there was so much love for Return to Sender. I never really cared for it myself, you just have to walk to several far away places with invisible walls all around for what is essentially a fetch quest, and while the ending was good I didn't like it much since it just reminded me of Fallout 3's "go to this random place in the corner of the map and talk to this guy" quest structures, albeit with better writing.
James Snowscoran
Still Mildly Glowing
I spent ages getting around to finishing Return to Sender as well, just another annoying fetch quest imo.
That Lucky Old Sun was only good because of Fantastic.
That Lucky Old Sun was only good because of Fantastic.
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Well, they don't just call them Rangers because they protect pic-a-nic baskets.
I kinda liked Eye for an Eye, due to the different ways you could inflict death on the Legion at the Cove, and the ways you could alter the ending with that non-feral trooper ghoul in Searchlight.
Do You Have the Heart was cool on my Legion playthrough, because I liked being able to get that guy at Mojave Outpost to follow me down the hill, then shout For the Kaiser in his face, then brutally destroying him with my heavy incinerator pilfered from that guy in Primm.
Most, if not all the New Vegas suburb (FSide, WSide, North Vegas Square and so on) quests were really good, and much better than most other quests in the game.
Do You Have the Heart was cool on my Legion playthrough, because I liked being able to get that guy at Mojave Outpost to follow me down the hill, then shout For the Kaiser in his face, then brutally destroying him with my heavy incinerator pilfered from that guy in Primm.
Most, if not all the New Vegas suburb (FSide, WSide, North Vegas Square and so on) quests were really good, and much better than most other quests in the game.
brfritos
Humma Kavulaaaaaaa
Democracy Inaction (unmarked quest in Vault 11)
The Screams of Brahmin
They Went That-a-Way
Put the Beast Down
The Screams of Brahmin
They Went That-a-Way
Put the Beast Down
Return to sender- Because I like the theme of age that Hanlon carries around.
Beyond the beef- Because of the myriad ways of solving it.
Vault 11- The whole story of vault 11 is horrifying but fascinating. especially the big reveal at the end which makes it my favorite quest in Fallout history.
Side bets- I like the feeling of shaping future around you like a Sultan
Beyond the beef- Because of the myriad ways of solving it.
Vault 11- The whole story of vault 11 is horrifying but fascinating. especially the big reveal at the end which makes it my favorite quest in Fallout history.
Side bets- I like the feeling of shaping future around you like a Sultan