No

@@cm7garrett43 I disagree

@@ItsJabo fine I'll do it

@@cm7garrett43 now thats video gaming!!!

I’m there, but you’ll never know who i am

Yes that was super cool! I was really impressed

I live with unarmed damage challenge when he started playing oblivion music while doing 5k same with unarmed.

Well I'm not gonna stand up and eat them, am I? Table manners, people.

From what I've seen the main difference between those who use cannibal and those who do not is whether they play with hardcore on or not.

Even in hard-core, the cannibal perk is almost useless. There's enough caps to go around. I'd rather hit a hotkey and keep moving than wait 9 seconds.

@@austincoz364 I suppose it could see a use in hardcore with a no-trade rule, then. Crafting only, use what you find style. I still think there are probably more than enough food items around though. Hardcore isn't very "hard", it just adds another dimension to the immersion that's all. One I like a lot, so I never play without it. But the vast majority of how difficult FNV is, is what playstyle you're going for, and which order you do things in. That makes the most difference.

*it's free heal estate*

This is probably the best anecdote I've ever read, and I absolutely love it. Thank you.

That's a really cool character concept. I love that the game lets you be hilariously incompetent so often. The only thing that would be cooler is if you got xp for unique quest failures too. As it stands now, my chronic power gamer sickness overcomes the opportunity to have fun roleplaying experiences far too frequently

I did a similar playthough, but mine was a Duke Nukem wannabe who have been eating paint chips for most of his life

@@REVANSBACK You can get a lot of xp for killing people, I usually play Fallout New Vegas like I play Postal 2 so I end up killing many people then wondering why I don't have any side quests.

@@PIKL_Creep B-but you are not supposed to kill people in postal

I've completed that challenge without trying to on several occasions. I was periodically going back to Black Mountain to farm high-level loot from the respawned super mutants and was surprised by the challenge message the first time I got it. I think this is what they intended, because those miniguns, light machine guns, heavy incinerators, and super sledges-and the caps they sell for-are a pretty tempting reason to keep coming back.

Ain't that a kick in the head

@@SlavTiger as the sailor said quote, ain't that a hole in the boat

My head keeps spinning. I’ll go to sleep again grinning.

Yeah I forgot about that, the ghosts in Dead Money arent exactly dead when they're on the ground, so yeah that would count as a limb kill. Also VATS too. Usually I play without VATS and I dont tend to complete Dead Money so I overlooked these... Good point

Yeah, thats how I got it

@@ItsJabo I too usually skip Dead Money so I think VATS usage patterns can carry it on their own.

I just got it in my recent playthrough as combo explosives/unarmed. Explosives obviously helped but using VATS a lot with unarmed did as well. Using the unarmed weapons focused on big hits over the DPS ones, nearly every hit in VATS is a crippled limb and the hits are spread around a lot, too, especially on the arms. I got it easily the run previous when I played a weeb and used the Katana the whole game since knocking enemies down and dicing up their legs crippled a lot of limbs. I never get it using guns or energy weapons since every VATS shot is to the head exclusively for the damage and outside of VATS it's try for the head and maybe get the torso instead.

I did some of these on my “fuck it all evil all the time” play through. I had a meta goal of “eating the most important people to gain their strength” and take over the whole of the Mojave. Motor Runner, Papa Khan, Elder McNamara, House, Benny, President Kimball, The NCR Generals, the heads of the 3 families, Doc Mitchell, Daniel, Joshua Graham, Caesar, Vulpes, Phoenix, the Brains of the think tanks.

There’s like thirty thousand people in shady sands alone lol there’s several million people living in the former United states

@@balmorrablue3130 canonically. however i strongly doubt the map can handle those kinda numbers. most heavily populated video game cities have 200 people at most, an impossibly small number irl

@@dogf421 ok that’s a cop out obviously Bethesda games function on a far smaller scale than real life

That's probably because those are dlc items/perks

I figured but it's still rather silly

@@leewiz8092 it's because dlc perks can't interact with gra challenges because dlcs can't interact with each other. It's a limitation of the software.

Sausage = not food 206 year old potato chips = food 206 year old apples = food 206 year old snack cakes = food dirty toilet water straight out if the urinal = food

@@davidfalloutbandit don't tell em what it's made of

No Bark plays caravan!?

@@rubedog961 yes, and he's rich

The trick I use as caps (ante) get less and less, is to leave after only a couple games and come back later. This is because several NPC’s only play a limited number of times. For example, the bartender at Mojave outpost antes a lot, at first. But only plays around 10 games max. If you play 10 consecutively, you won’t make much. But if you come back, she’ll have a big ante again.

Yeah, this was the most surprising feature in the video to me. Especially in Very hard, and with all the difficulty modifiers that come with things like Project Nevada, AWOP, etc. Caravan is essentially a free cash injection. It was just an incredibly, incredibly confusing cash injection at first. It's honestly pretty fun, so much so that I got an overhaul mod that made the AI less shit at it. It took me a very long time to realize that the game ends not when you fulfill the conditions on all piles, but that each row has at least one 'won' pile. I just could not understand the instructions on the holotape or the wiki page until it just 'clicked'. My standard deck is 4 6's, 7's, 8's, and 9's for consistency, then 4-6 Jacks and Kings with some jokers and maybe a few Queens if they're your preference, although they're usually underwhelming. Jokers can be hard to play if you have too many of them. Aces are just useless. Ideally you want your deck to be as small as possible. I recommend more people give it a try. It's practically where all my earlygame to midgame currency comes from, and it's not even reliant on the Luck stat.

@@MegaOwner101 The best Caravan deck is 10 '6's, 10 '10's, and 10 Kings or 1 less of each of the number cards and 12 Kings if you can swing it. Kings are way better than Jacks because they force the opponent to waste a turn removing a pile when you overrun it rather than just removing a card and they can just replace it next turn. 1 '6', 1 '10' and a King on the 10 is 26 the fastest way possible. The downside is that you it will take a bit to get that many of specific cards. Maybe some people don't know that almost every human merchant sells cards, they just only appear in the "whole inventory" tab of their stuff, not in "Misc". Early on replace missing Kings with Jacks, missing '6's with '7's, and missing '10's with '9's.

More turbo than you can physically shake a stick at.

While you were studying the blade, I was mastering the super sledge😤

Hey, it's Pre-War bobby pins! Those things could be fueled by a micro nuclear reactor for all we know.

yo i remember this glitch, you could spam the hockey mask indefinitely and it would equip like 200+ versions of it and give you the bonus skill points per mask, very cool.

Best melee weapon! So nasty.

Those are some funny words, wizard man

I have no clue what was just said but also fully understand it's just the pacifist way to make cash

wdym by face cards and number cards

@@Blama_ “Buy” face and number cards from the various NPC’s that sell stuff. That’s one of the only ways to build up a large enough number of cards so you can use just two suits like I mentioned.

@@christophercollins3632 no I mean like what are they

i don't know what you're talking about. . on steam global stats, it still says 1.7% . .still the second to lowest most bottom most one, only one lower than it is "complete 3 GRA 3* challenges". . . and i'm one of those, edit : got every steam achievement , back in 2014 according to my profile. I didn't know people still played this, actually. . i assumed that it would eventually reach a point where nobody can even play it because of new computers and compatibility issues

@@Femaiden you just assumed Fallout NV's modding community was dead when Fallout NV is the most circlejerked Fallout? You truly, honestly thought that?

Yes, the Thorne, I failed to mention this but thats a good point

Unfortunately once you’re familiar with it its incredibly easy to just stomp everyone lol

@@JoeTheBroken Exactly, especially some opponents who have a lot of money like Crocker at the NCR. Others like that guy at the Casino in Primm are really difficult

@@nomercyformayhem2238 sometimes it feels bugged tho like I'll have 3 tracks of 26 when my opponent has one

I still haven't played a single game of caravan.

@@bruhism173 You should try to learn the rules. If you mostly use the cards 7, 9 and 10 you can win fairly easy and have a lot of money in the early game by playing against Ringo or some NCR guys

No, you're just inhumanly patient.

You know if NV had the same skill checks system as 3, it probably would be a much more popular achievement

The worst part of Caravan is that it's pretty much just Blackjack with additional steps, in a game where Blackjack exists lol.

Cause every time I replay the game and try to play caravan against the guy in Goodsprings' gas station I read the rules, think I sort of understand it, put down a few cards then realize I have no idea wtf is going on and lose, then never play it again for the playthrough. The 1.7 doesnt surprise me cause people probably do what I do, simply never even bother trying it, or dont know it exists

Same. Am pretty sure I didn’t even learn the rules and only got this through winning by chance.

I believe the area is Jack Rabbit springs, and is closer to Nipton. I could be wrong though, If you are referring to somewhere else

Get that achievement. You can do it

@@ItsJabo thanks man. You believe in me more than I ever will

Nothing better than buying the two step goodbye and just blowing up every enemy with the overpowered (possibly) best unarmed weapon in the game.

Yeah I was going to cover "meat of champions" but because its somewhat hidden, I'll save it for another video.

Actually, I find blackjack easy. Roulette and slots are pure RNG, and caravan is like hieroglyphics to me.

@@michaelluzier7683 pal, if you find caravan hard, DO NOT go looking at card games that exist out there. some of those are so complex you'll learn even dead languages with greater ease

@@serPomiz what other games are there?

@@michaelluzier7683 Aluette, Baccarà, Belot, Biritch, Blackjack, Bridge, cineseBridge, rusquembille,Burraco, Canasta, Mini Canasta, Carte, Chemin de fer, from ace to ace, Dobon, Dou Di Zhu, Écarté, Gin Rummy, Hearts, Hokm, King, Machiavelli, Mus, Napoleone, Ninetinine cards, Ramino, Pillgramm, Pinnacolo,Pinella, Draw poker,Stud poker, Community card poker Ronda,Scala 40, Spades,Trente et quarante, Trucco, Garuta, Tagò and these are only the more international ones

Thank you, its nice to have a decent sized audience enjoy the content too, motivates me to make more!

i used dynamite for that, went to gypsum train yard north of camp golf. and it took a few minutes easiest GRA achievement i'm not even kidding

Im stoned and this tickled me so much I face hurts from laughing/smiling

No. Crit multiplier increases the crit damage by a certain multiple. Crit chance is affected by your luck (1% per point of luck, up to 10,) armor (joshua graham's armor is one of the best, that or the duster coat from lonesome road, they both add to crit chance, and boone's 1st recon beret also adds to crit chance. High crit gunslinger build is my favorite, i've gotten up to 20-26% crit chance with luck and crit boosting armor.) Crit builds are very powerful (and i usually run a gunslinger build because the "medicine stick" 45/70 rifle is my favorite gun in the game.)

@@compromisedreality8827 weapon crit multipliers increase chance

Editing took me a while so im glad you liked it, might have to re-use some of the transitions in a later video

You know, I think that probably makes a lot of sense. One perk (the far-more-useful one, "dine and dash," that lets you take some on the go) for normal cannibal playthroughs where "Hey, I got beat up in that fight, but there's a few bodies around me, I'll just heal up real quick," is the obvious strategy, and the other perk for "I'm going to kill and eat everyone in the Wasteland." It's like the Lord Death perks in that respect. Most players will pick up Rank 1 of Lord Death by the time they hit Hoover Dam if they're just taking their time, doing some side quests, and not trying to talk their way out of every available "speech, not kill" fight. 200 enemies is reasonable to get by Hoover Dam or by the _end_ of Hoover Dam, making it one of those perfect "end-of-the-game" challenges. Getting Lord Death of Murder Mountain (rank 2) requires 700 more kills (900 total) and is more or less something you'll only see in slow-moving playthroughs where you're not using fast travel and/or with mods increasing the number of enemies in the map. "Apocalypse Ain't Got Nothin' On Me" (rank 3) requires a further 1000 enemies (1900 kills total) to complete. I think I saw Apocalypse Ain't Got Nothin' On Me only once on a New Vegas run that lasted 3 years from start to finish, where I had more low-level enemies in the map (I prefer more enemies to bullet sponges, so more enemies is my preferred way to increase difficulty. It's the same amount of outgoing damage if I have to kill 10 raiders that take 2 shots with a 10mm as it is if I have to kill 2 raiders that take 10 shots, but I have to watch out for 5 times the incoming fire.) and was actively avoiding going to the Strip until I was comfortable with the idea of wiping out Quarry Junction's Deathclaw problem. (No easy feat when there's twice as many in there, but I wanted my character to have that back-of-the-mind moment that, "Why am I scared of Benny? I just killed a bunch of deathclaws, one of the most vicious and lethal creatures the wasteland has to offer, and I'm worried about some casino punk in a suit with a pistol? Benny, you better hope the wasteland kills you, because when I get done with you, you'll wish you were dead." And yes, I did lose karma with how I chose to deal with Benny. Caesar wouldn't let me have a gun to deal with Benny in the same way he dealt with me, and I wasn't going to either punch him to death (low strength/endurance character, he'd have been worried about hurting his own fists on Benny's smug face), or let Benny have a chance to swing at me with a knife. There's only one other option, because I wasn't going to upset the Legion by letting him go.

Thank you :D

I could make a video listing any interesting strats for the All Achievement speedrun, there isnt many but they do exist

You're welcome Neon, next playthrough you should try to complete as many challenges as you can

yeah the super mutant one is arguably one of the worst, you can actually get around this by beating up God/Dog in Dead money over and over again (not on hardcore).

Thanks wang

Damn right it was, big cameo

Agree at most I have it at 7 when I get the +1 lucky chip

Thank you, and its nice that you appreciate the music choice