There are a lot of ways to play through Fallout New Vegas, many different styles of gameplay to try out. Melee only, explosives only, unarmed, no attacking anything, the list goes on. But what if you wanted to restrict your ability to play the game at one of its base levels? Can You Beat Fallout: New Vegas Without Moving The Camera?
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Can You Beat Fallout: New Vegas Without Moving The Camera? (in text form)
Because a life without pain isn’t a life worth living, New Vegas wouldn’t let me start a new game, Godd Howard tried to save me from myself. I never actually figured out what the problem was. Bulk-deleting hundreds of saves didn’t fix it, uninstalling different mods didn’t fix it, nothing did. Luckily, had a save I made a long time ago right when I got out of bed. I couldn’t change my name or how I look, but I was in the game and that’s all that mattered. Just before activating the Vigor tester I noticed I’d accidentally enabled one of the mods that changes the faces of NPCs. Doc Mitchell was more beautiful than ever, even if his mouth was broken.
After the nightmare that was Fallout 3 without moving the camera, I had a pretty solid idea of what kind of character to make. Strength at 5 for carry capacity, Perception is worthless, Charisma is a dump stat, Intelligence for earning experience and skill points, Agility is unusually high for me, mostly because it affects Action Points which are used in VATS and I assumed VATS would be my primary method of attack, and Luck at 7 as well because 7 is a Lucky number.
Then I had to sit on the couch and answer a few questions. And there in lies the problem. I can’t look down and for some reason you can’t crouch until you leave Doc Mitchell’s house. It’s almost like an extended version of the pacification field from Old World Blues. You can’t crouch, pull out any weapons including your fists, or activate VATS even after getting the Pip-Boy. Now you’d think that after the surprise at the beginning of the Fallout 3 No Moving the Camera video, I’d have expected something like this. Well I didn’t. And the real problem here is that there are no tricks to leave Doc Mitchell’s house without the Pip-Boy or something like that. Clipping yourself through a wall puts you back in the house, unlike Fallout 3 where clipping through the a wall in Vault 101 will trigger the Escape quest allowing you to escape the Vault even as a baby.
My one last hope come in the form of jumping in place. When you land, for the briefest of moments, your crosshair is slightly lower than it is at your normal standing height. I thought I could use that to reach the couch somehow. I couldn’t. So I failed, I had to look down at the couch to proceed. You can’t beat Fallout New Vegas Without Moving The Camera.