Fallout: New Vegas teaser trailor

[Druid]

^^^^ I think I put like 100 hours of gameplay into the game before I really got bored. The main quest line is short. BUT there is SO much more that you can do. I wish the main quest line was a bit longer but besides that the game was amazing.

I really have no advice though on how you would go about getting attached to it though. Just play through it a bit and sooner or later it'll hit you

I played like 3 hours into it.

I played like 30 hours into Oblivion. There was just too much too do and I had to quit. I like openness, but I need some linearization. MMO's are as much as I can take when it comes to openness. They are generally much more linear than either of those games though. I also got very annoyed that the enemies lvled up with you. It felt like I was never getting any stronger.

 

[james.wired]

I really liked FO3 but after the main quest was over I had no desire to play it again or go back and do side quests. Like wafflehammer, it's up in my favorite top games ever though that's for sure. It was a really great story line and the RGP part of it was easy and fast to get the hang of.

The fact that this is taking place in a "New Las Vegas" is enough for me to play it, I mean look what these guys can do to turn the United States completely inside out and upside down and make it look mind blowing. I can't wait to see what they come up and do to Las Vegas.

 

[Luke]

^RGP? hehe....ya i am with you , i played threw the main story, and heve not really had the desire to touch it again, i tried once, but got bored of it. All you do it get a quest, run all over the map to do it, return, get another one, go out and do it.....it gets old for me.

 

[james.wired]

Hahaha woops RPG**

 

[james.wired]

I saw this at Hardforum game news, lots of info:

Duck and Cover :: View topic - Fallout: New Vegas info emerges from an early release mag

 

[synergy]

Also a top game for me. FO3 and Bioshock are my top two. This trailer was weak, but I'm sure the game will be amazing.