Early KZfaq was chill as hell, now it's a delicate platform 🙄

Man, we should do something about it 😃

I’ve seen ads for Rumble. I’d check it out if more channels were there.

@@StathCurir shut up snow flake

​@@StathCurir everything changed when a woman became the ceo

Hardly the 'only thing' that makes them threatening 😂

@@mamebiramdiouf3256 If you’re still dying to poisonless cazador attacks, that is 100% a skill issue.

Oh boy, look what I found that proves my point entirely? kzfaq.infod3DLVRw4m9g?feature=share

Aim for their wings, use hollow points if you have any.

​@@anotherrandomcommenter4473 GigaChad Take

Thank you 💙💙💙

Couldn't agree more. So many of them feel like they're reading a wiki article with a little paraphrasing. These feel researched and we'll written.

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I didn’t see that room until many, many playthroughs after it’s release. When I first saw it, I was shocked I had missed a room that seemed important, then picked up the note to laugh, thinking exactly what you said.

To be honest, if the entire thing had been set on moon under an artifical atmospheric dome it might have been a fun idea

Would have been fun doing mega leaps everywhere

You get there by touching a satellite that fell down... it really doesn't make sense. They claim the satellite is a teleporter, and there's one in the sink. But why put one on a satellite? They didn't expect it to fall. Could the satellite transport someone from orbit to big MT?

I thought the same thing… but as an adult 😂

@@andychow5509 Unless it was for... ALIENS!!!

Yes for sure

That one ticket sitting outside just hints to what the dlc might’ve been about. A survivor of nipton maybe.

That might partially explain the placement of the satellite then.

That’s a shame Mr Triangle man

Ahha! You saw my post on red dwarf good man :D Keep up the damn good work dude, sorry you got hit with another cruddy claim...

could you at least reupload the original intro as a separate video? it would be a shame to have all that work go to waste completely

@@Wheaty03 The original version is still up, all the ad revenue just goes to other people

Cut content of the The Development and Cut Content of Old World Blues

I'd imagine it's more that Bethesda seems to hate the idea of an multi-ending situation. If they were to create a game set somewhere near New Vegas, they would probably make damn sure that all endings are the valid one.

You referring to cut Think Tank winning ending? Makes no sense because if that's why they cut it, then why did they allow Father Elijah and Courier uniting ending? This ending also enda your playthrough and forces to use previous save to replay and yet it's allowed

@@danielsurvivor1372 They said Bethesda wasn't happy with the something about Dead Money endings and didn't want a repeat of it.

@@cellulanus It goes to show that type of mentality is what held Bethesda back when it comes to Fallout. Since Fallout NV is considered to be the best in the franchise by fans. And let's face it, Bethesda's writing in their games really don't compare well to NV.

@@cellulanusIn his tweet you can see a main cause was that Bethesda says “the bad guys aren’t allowed to win only the good guys” which also makes no sense because you can have the Legion win in the base game. Whatever the reason was probably wasn’t even a good one

You were aware in a world gone mad living in an isolated past

It's ironic how the most goofy doofy aah DLC which is light hearted almost through entire DLC run, is actually one of if not loneliest DLC just due to no companion 😢

@@danielsurvivor1372 You've got Dog-gun. And you can empathise with the lunatics under the Sink. What's a companion except carrying capacity and the same half-dozen stupid remarks?

​@@danielsurvivor1372 would be cool if maybe you could get a robot coompanion or a lobotomite coompanion. Maybe even a inteligent cyberdog. Or a friendly malfunctioning Securitron, a friendly roboscorpion, or even a thinktank themselves

It would be a great idea if you could find a personality Holotape that you could use on a wide variety of robot/Cyborg's of the Big MT

Talkie Toaster. Absolute nut job that thing was.

Yeah. I figured the game freaks out and sends you back to the previous location and drags everything in the same cell along with you

Why does Bethesda always remove all the fun from NV? 😢

Never understood why Roxy was 1 restricted to one location and 2 why she didn't have any potential upgrades that could be passed on to Rex much like LR EDE did for BG EDE🤔

​@@vault93overseer82 Due to different development time and different developers working on two different DLC it's possible the guy who made LR ED-E upgrades idea wasn't working on OWB/Roxy

Old World Blues is worth doing early, because once you've upgraded a couple of the whatever-tron personalities, they turn junk into everything you need to make weapon repair kits. With repair kits, you can take 10 knackered weapons, and instead of combining them into 1 that works, you fix all 10 and sell them for tons of money. Only thing missing is a wrench, so I obsessively keep my eyes open for them during gameplay. You also get some nice perks from playing OWB, and it's easy enough to do at a lower level. Money-wise, you're only limited by how often the vendors refill with money. Whoever's got a few grand, you take some of your stash over, and trade out all their caps. You end up waiting for them to refill while you're doing other quests. You can spend the money, incidentally, on mods from that doctor who has all sorts of bionic implants for you. Then after THAT, Lonesome Road opens up the vending machines which have infinite caps! From then on in, you have infinite caps yourself, more or less. At that point, too, it just takes a wander round The Divide to gather up enough crap to sell to the vend-o-trons, the Marked Men carry some pretty expensive stuff. They all fall to the game's biggest cheat, the 12.7mm machine gun. This thing takes down anything! Get the exp to use it properly (it needs 100) and you're the deadliest thing on the continent! You might pick up the exp during OWB, though you'll also want to put some into melee weapons, since the level is very short of gunpowder-based ammo, and it's not great for energy ammo either. Fortunately there's that enormous axe over there, that you can repair with the many little throwing axes hanging around. Then swing-swing-swing and down go the scorpions and everyone else. Then eventually you get to warp back to the Mojave again and can go get some ammo for the machine gun.

@@greenaum I know this is a month old but😂✌️I’ve thought about doing it like that but I haven’t played through them as soon as possible but I love having the skills to sound like a know it all. To some characters not Dean Domino in Dead Money though he’s a sore loser. But as of late I been playing the Frontier testing my game. Now that I’ve beaten it I might try a full vanilla + play through with The Frontier installed it was pretty amazing for a mod. I’ve only just been able to play a stable New Vegas on PC and it’s awesome. I’ll definitely try this out my next play through. Take care✌🏼peace

@@greenaum it’s also fucking hard 😂 I did it on very hard at like level 10. It kicked my ass.

@@gallusdomesticus5478 Yeah I suppose very hard is very hard! Maybe a few levels more, but it's the DLC I do first.

@@Jacob_Tribal Not played The Frontier, currently playing Fallout 4 again for my 700th hour or something (not something I'm proud of!). I'm champing at the bit for Fallout London, but they seem to spend all their time releasing videos rather than the damn game! Have they got it nearly done yet? Is it a case of feature creep, people keep wanting to add their own new things to it? Management is much more important than you'd think on collaborative Internet projects, so many of them fall apart for the lack of it. For New Vegas I was just describing the way I did it. Worked well for me! Probably it's going to be the way a lot of people play cos the game is designed a certain way. I never had any problems with stability, though I have always bought the games late, GOTY editions and the like. Currently had Fallout 76 installed a few months now and still haven't played it. Don't wanna do multiplayer! Why did I buy it even!? I suppose cos I love Fallout. Ah well one day soon.

Dala is his gf but he couldn't bare knowing he brain scrub his gf so he erased all memories of her. It's just a headcanon tho

A breif peek at the GECK tells otherwise, the dead follower on the roof was placed there purposefully and not by mistake. It's literally some other poor schlep that wandered in like you did, and likely missed the teleporter by a bit leading to a fall. The lobotomites frustrate me with their absurd detection, ghost people are just as terrible, both need a tweak to have one perception as they currently have zero which leads to problems with math and detection code. Fallout NV was rushed pretty heavily.

You can definitely reach him. I found him on my own on my first playthrough exactly like you described.

Doesn't matter if you disable the forcefield from the balcony, there's still a collision wall wrapped around the whole area. I think this is some sort of Mandela effect you guys have going on lol

@@TriangleCity I got up by good ol' jumping and barrels, wanted to see what was on the roof. Found a goober instead. I'm unsurprised people don't remember *not* being able to jump off the sink balcony; it's from people assuming things *as usual.* They assume and their monkey brains reconstruct what they *assume* was right *without checking if it was ever right at all.*

@@TriangleCity It really isn't. I have a very distinct memory of disabling the forcefield, saving, then seeing if I could get down without dying. I found the guy from there. It might have been a mod that accidentally messed with the collision, but I definitely didn't download a mod specifically to do so.

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If Vegas had the extra year of development originally planned for it, it would be the largest fallout game ever. The map was supposed to be almost twice the size it is

Are you using PCR version of New Vegas? Aka the version of game given to post soviet nations for some reason. Anyway, for some weird reasons some cut content very rarely appears in PCR version of New Vegas, it's very rarely and small content like how Dead Money in PCR version has one holotape/note fleshing out Sierra Madre lore slightly. In his Honest Hearts DLC he talked how there is a cut Joshua Graham dialogue about asking him about Salt upon wounds but apperently it DOES appear as dialogue topic in PCR version, so maybe your case is another example of this

I'm going to, it'll be a minute though :)

I will, but it'll be a minute since the DLC videos take a significant amount of work to put together

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Pretty sure it is a partial reference to that as well as F2's EPA