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We’ve received plenty of inquiries asking when we’ll be releasing Fallout: New Vegas’s third DLC, Old World Blues. Today I can confirm the content will release on PC, PlayStation 3, and Xbox 360 on Tuesday, July 19th.
Prior to release, we will release a new title update for New Vegas. Along with adding support for Old World Blues, the update will bring improvements to performance and stability in major areas.
The blog also says you can find more new screenshots on the Fallout facebook site.
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The thing is I haven't really enjoyed the previous DLCs much. I think they could do a much better job with them, but I know I'll buy each one that comes down the pike no matter what. They should study what people add through MODs and then do something beyond that.
I guess I'm the sucker-for-add-ons they're looking for.
Zion Canyon looked authentic but I found myself on quests that really didn't interest me. I did them merely because I didn't know a way out of doing them. I was in a canyon where I could not return to the wasteland until I carried out tasks that were, for the most part, meaningless to me. The decisions made there do not affect the rest of the game, so it doesn't matter what choices I make in Zion.
The so-called scouts never led me anywhere I wanted/needed to go. What good are scouts that cannot lead the way?
I've seen nothing in the DLCs that make me want to keep replaying them. I got through them much faster than advertised as well, which means they have an even shorter shelf-life than I wanted.
I think I buy them because people make MODs based on them and I want as big and varied a game world as possible.
I don't like being locked into quests instead of doing them at my own pace. When I am offered one I should be able to go right after it and do the thing or wander some more, completing higher-priority stuff before tackling the new task. In Dead Money that's not possible and in Honest Hearts it's not practical.
Let's see what the MODders do with the new DLCs to make them worth buying. New Vegas Nexus is what saves the DLCs from being a total waste of money burning in a Wasteland campfire. They should get a kickback from Bethesda for helping sell the game and the DLCs.
I decided to input 50000 .50 MG inc in a box for my anti-material rifle, and got an immediate drop in fps when I went back to game.
*Cough* That aside, hopefully there aren't too many bugs in this one.
I'm not holding my breath for anything, though I do hope they can get this done right.
Never fear, Yukichigai's here!