The game is 10x more difficult than what it was, but feels a lot more on-par with Fallout 1, 2 and Tactics.
I also disabled fast travel, forcing me to plan trips. So I use mods to disable and replace it with bullet time.Īlso use mods to slow down leveling and increase difficutly (Project Nevada) and add classic weapons from the original Fallout 1, 2 and Tactics. Fallout 3/NV makes VATS downright broken. Like for example, I hate the way VATS works (it was fine in Fallout 1 and 2 and Tactics, because it wasn't brokenly OP, unless you created a character that made it OP). I also like to use a lot of balancing mods. Personally, I add mods that make the game more like the original Fallout 1 and 2, while still remaining true to 3D. If you'd like to have additional content, I'd again second Andrey and say that the New Vegas Bounties series is the best set of quest mods I've ever played, bar none it's witty, for the most part to the point, and has pretty good writing as well-almost on par with and sometimes exceeding the quality of vanilla New Vegas's writing imo.ĮDIT: I'd like to add as a supplement that I have played through New Vegas Bounties III (as Andrey mentioned that he hadn't), and I'm very glad to say that the writing and gameplay definitely do not disappoint. If you wish to be more of a minimalist, I'd definitely advise following Andrey's advice and at least getting NVSE, NVSR and NVAC. No matter what our recommendations are either way, your experience and preferences are your own. It's your experience we're talking about here. The answer to your question, OP, is that it's really ultimately up to you. I personally don't know why people restrict themselves to a very small amount of mods when they could have whatever else they wanted, but I'm not them and vice-versa to me, in singleplayer games, a person's experience should be tailored however he or she wishes. I would likely be considered a maximalist because I run quite a lot of mods, mostly ones that add guns, clothes, and other things enhance visuals and a few content-heavy mods. Even the most purist, minimalist ones will recommend the patch mods. However, there are few veterans out there who would recommend going pure vanilla. Some prefer to go crazy and mod until it crashes, other prefer the pure minimum of unofficial patches. Originally posted by AndreyKva:Depends on what kind of veterans you ask.
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