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If you can, try to get the first shot off. Chances are that you’ll anger most of the yao guai inside though. You can set the explosives on the spot just outside the den. Just walk up it and put the explosives on the marker. Keep moving forward until you come out at the path. It’s not flooded completely, so just swim up for an air pocket if you need one. Just these won't have much of an impact but if that doesn't bother you there's a few more I could recommend as well.Move forward through the flooded section. Bewarned though, they will somewhat impact the already questionable game stability of FNV.

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With these five mods you'll have covered all your Skyrim bases (tons of dungeons, radiant quests, roaming NPCs, and scripted events) in which case its a blast I've been unable to replicate since. It also adds some scripted events you can run in to just walking around.

#Fallout new vegas monsters full

An added bonus being the huge variety they add to enemies, plus full AWOP integration.įor the cherry on top there's Saxon's Quest Collection, which fleshes out preexisting unused areas all over the map with a bunch of named NPC's and their respective quests. which makes the world feel full and hefty. With Monster Mod, Monster Wars, and Monster Wars Wasteland Edition you'll have tons more NPCs, NPC battles, etc. With 'A World of Pain' there's Skyrim levels of explorable dungeons hidden around (but far better made with their own stories, the creators out a ton of effort in to each one) but still no random encounters or traveling NPCs. Theres a fair amount of easter eggs/caves/encampment hidden away but not enough for hundreds of hours. I have about 1000 hours in both and I never use fast travel.īase FNV, not so much. I'd like to hear what you guys think and if anyone's done it I'd like to know how it went. Roads are all the same in New Vegas while very varied in Skyrim Skyrim has a lot of caves, forts, outposts, creatures spawn points, etc., stuff like that to clear out, and FNV has fewer of those (meaning that if I travelled from Whiterun to Windhelm I would bump into, say, 7 locations/enemies/etc while that number would be 2 if I travelled from Novac to New Vegas) Skyrim's landscape is varied, beautiful and mesmerising, whilst New Vegas's is. However, I feel that the situation would be different in Fallout New Vegas, because of the following differences: I stumbled upon many locations I never visited, had many random encounters, fought many enemies alongside the road (and thus was higher levels before starting quests), and overall got a greater feeling of connection with my character and with the world, something that I did not achieve by jumping from place to place in order to do quests. Okay, so I've been thinking about starting a new playthrough and I thought the following: I tried a Skyrim playthrough where I disabled fast travel and at first I thought it was gonna be horribly boring, but it turned out to be both very immersive and fun. TLDR: I enjoyed a lot no fast travelling in Skyrim but I'm unsure about doing it in New Vegas because the game has a lot of 'concentrated' quests in the cities but there's very few to do in the road between two cities (like in Skyrim there are caves, forts, random encounters., and New Vegas is not as densely doted with stuff to do in between the cities), so I want the opinion of people who have tried no fast travelling r/galaxynewsradio - Fallout-sounding music r/falloutcosplayers - Fallout-related cosplay r/Wasteland - A subreddit for the Wasteland games. r/thefalloutdiaries - Journal-like fan fiction. r/falloutmods - Fallout modding community r/classicfallout - Classic Fallout Games

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