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We’re pleased to announce the Fallout: New Vegas® Ultimate Edition will be available in retail stores across North America on February 7th 2012 and throughout Europe on February 10th. The Ultimate Edition comes complete with all of the game add-on content for Fallout: New Vegas - Dead Money, Honest Hearts, Old World Blues, Lonesome Road, Courier’s Stash and Gun Runners’ Arsenal.
For players who are seasoned explorers of New Vegas or just getting into the game for the first time, the Ultimate Edition expands beyond the Wasteland like never before with the Sierra Madre Casino, Zion National Park, Big MT research crater and the treacherous Divide now open for exploring. Along with new areas to explore, each of the four main add-on packs increases the maximum level cap by five levels, ultimately raising the cap to level 50.
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The End of Plot Mod stops the game from ending when you finish any of the 4 possible endings to the Fallout New Vegas Main Quest and tries to clean up the end of plot game a little. It also cleans up the Hover dam.
In the end stage of each of those quests result box is the command "StartQuest VEnding" which ends the game. This mod disables that command and replaces it with "startquest EOPStartQuest" which starts this mods own clean up quest that allows you to keep playing. You will still recieve the rewards for finishing the quest, but you will not see the end movie, the game will simply continue as normal after teleporting you back to the Hover Dam.
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Three years ago today, Fallout 3 was released. What's your favorite memory from the Capital Wasteland?Go on and give a good reply, Happy Birthday Fallout 3!
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WO: You've joined Obsidian right after they've completed Fallout: New Vegas - what did you think of the game? And what are your views on how the franchise has progressed from your original vision?
TC: I really liked Fallout: New Vegas. I thought it was the most Fallout-y of the post-original games, especially humor-wise, and I think the designers at Obsidian really understand and respect the franchise. And I do like how the game has been extended in many ways, into 3D play, into real-time combat, and into new areas of the world. These extensions enrich the IP and bring it to a new audience of gamers.
WO: With New Vegas examining humanity in a post-post-apocalyptic world, what are your opinions of what the series should strive for in the long run? And is there perhaps a risk that, the further into the future that it takes place, the less Fallout-like it will be?
TC: I think there are lots of areas in the Fallout IP that are ripe for exploring. And I don't think that people should be afraid that such exploration will make for a lesser Fallout. Expanding the IP is always a good thing, as long as its nature stays true to the original. That nature consists of exploration (both of the exterior world and one's inner self), of examining gray areas (because what important ideas are truly black and white), and of finding humor in the darkest situations.
I mentioned in a recent interview that I am for the repealing of copyright extensions. I feel that 28 years is more than enough time for a creator to make money off of his creation. After that, I want people to be encouraged to explore the works of other artists and to try to extend them in ways their original creator never imagined. There is a risk that horrible products will be generated, but that's a risk we should take to allow the occasional diamond in the rough to shine through.
WO: Fans of the series might be allowing themselves to get a bit excited over the prospect of Cain-Sawyer-Avellone contributing to a future Fallout title, even though its early days and, of course, provided Bethesda outsources another future game to Obsidian. Fingers crossed?
TC: As I said above, anything is possible.
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Fallout 3
- Fallout 3: Mothership Zeta – 400 points
- Fallout 3: Point Lookout - 400 points
- Fallout 3: Broken Steel – 400 points
- Fallout 3: The Pitt - 400 points
- Fallout 3: Operation: Anchorage - 400 points
Fallout Avatar items
- The Vault Boy Suit (Avatar Item) - 120 points
- Vault 101 suite (male/female) - 120 points
- Vault Boy Head - 80 points
Fallout: New Vegas
- Fallout: New Vegas’ Dead Money – 400 points
- Fallout: New Vegas’ Honest Hearts – 400 points
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