Hey the 360 version's hit the scene, boys. Ofcourse I'd rather prefer vast distances, vehicles and random events that break up your fast travelįrom what a person I spoke to who is playing the game right now said, Fallout: New Vegas has a very Fallout 2 feel. Ofcourse I'd rather prefer vast distances, vehicles and random events that break up your fast travel but then Bethesda wouldn't be Bethesda. Since there are no events during fasttravelling in the previous crappy game the vast distances only become a gameplay issue even though they are realistic. Its that sort of stuff you'd want to explore yourself. I don't get why they would list all the collectibles beforehand. Last edited by Cakester on Thu 7:21 pm edited 1 time in total I'd rather have a game with a smaller map that's interesting than huge expanses of nothing. Is it me or does it look even smaller than F3's map?įallout 3's map was too big, judging by the fact there wasn't really anything in it but open desert. Sidenote: Glossys and flash cameras dont really work well together. We obviously can't really make out the words in the images, but it gives you a good idea of what to look forward to when Fallout: New Vegas is released next week.
The images popped up in IRC and appear to be legit. More info on Game: Fallout: New Vegasĭuck and Cover is proud to present to you leaked images of the entire map of the Mojave Wasteland.
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