#Fallout new vegas come fly with me ps3#
#Fallout new vegas come fly with me series#

it's not my fault, and not my responsibility, since I have no certain knowledge that the trip will end in death. Lacking any other information, I have to assume that Jason knew what he was talking about and was bound for some definite destination - perhaps to land in the middle of some nearby radioactive wasteland that would be murder for ordinary people but paradise for ghouls (those rockets are way too small, I think, to make it into space).

But I launched them all the same, after correcting the trajectory. They aren't ferals and none of them has done anything to offend you. Also, did anyone find the non-ghoul scientist who was going to move to Novac? Did he stay there? Where can he be found? TheTrueBlue 18:27, Octo(UTC) Unless and until there's info about what happens to them later, that launch button will stay unpressed. You should take a huge hit for launching them to death, but you don't. I reset the navigation but I refuse to murder a dozen misguided people. wonder why they left him behind.maybe he overslept? Through the window in the basement where the rockets used to be before the launch a ghoul with a hunting rifle can be soon patroling. I have picked it up and my 360 saves are perfectly fine. The giant bug warning about corrupting save files is not 100%. I added an image of the ghouls shortly after takeoff. I also feel they made some references to Halo with their 'Great Journey', and 'Demons'. 36 Concealed Mines are not affected by Light Stepĭoes anyone else feel that this quest also makes several references to the Heaven's Gate mass suicide cult? - 98.25.242.245 06:27, Octo(UTC).34 Weird bug? Involves leaving and gaining levels just before launching the rockets.32 Davison: Peacefully AND extermination.30 Random ghoul still remains after launch.

#Fallout new vegas come fly with me ps3#

27 PS3 Slowdown near launch pad in basement.26 Anyone think they're heading for the sun?.24 can't complete 'get rid of the nightkin in the basement'.20 Detail cost reduction for Thrust Controllers.18 Chris appearing in Novac after the quest?.New Vegas ends up telling you a little about yourself. I gave up small-town freedom for big government - complete with taxes, corruption and inefficiency - all in the name of stability and order. No outcome is perfect, and it's more a matter of deciding your own priorities and what you're personally willing to sacrifice.

#Fallout new vegas come fly with me series#

Tenuous alliances form between major and minor factions over mutual interests - a series of diplomatic agreements you, as the courier, can hash out.Īt the end of this process, New Vegas doesn't give you an easy answer to solving all the Mojave's problems. The Legion, while committing brutal war crimes and maintaining a horrific social structure, is led by a logical and disturbingly persuasive leader. The contest centres on resource scarcity, with control of Hoover Dam determining who lays claim to the Mojave. On the macro scale, New Vegas took a more serious tone by weaving a complex power struggle that mirrors many current real-world conflicts. And, at the end of the trail, you always knew there'd be an incredible payoff - like launching a cult of ghouls into space with Ride of the Valkyries playing in the background. Looking at a run-down of the mission Come Fly With Me, it reads like a list of fetch quests, but the compelling story points, array of player choices and engaging dialogue disguised this so well I never really noticed at the time. New Vegas is a side-quester's dream, and while I may be looking back through sepia-tinted glasses, it felt like even the smallest story was carefully crafted to maintain interest and deliver a rewarding kicker. Do I want to take Fisto for a spin before delivery? Yes, of course I do. I was constantly surprised at the options presented to me, which frequently veered into the ludicrous and naughty. Somehow, the game's able to anticipate exactly the sort of decisions a player wants to make, often before they even know it themselves. This is what Obsidian got so right about Fallout New Vegas. Or not, if you're like me - and make it your sole mission to find and save your would-be murderer Benny. Like an irritated poltergeist, you're unleashed onto the wasteland to claim vengeance on those who wronged you. There's something mournful about roaming the wilds of the Mojave, but maybe that's to be expected from a game that starts with you getting shot in the head.