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Yes, the people telling you to just have fun are neckbeards with no life. Obviously, being fixated on doing every quest in a game that's mostly about exploration and choices is what "normal" people do.
This is like a living warning that playing too much interactive movies (ahem Witcher 3) can seriously damage your cognitive capabilitiesThis is fascinating, it's like one of those animal behavior experiments where the crow has to solve a puzzle
It's not really a game where you can lock yourself out of a ton of content by accident if you pay at least a little attention. On the other hand it's also not a game for completionists — just accept that you will miss out on some good stuff on any given playthrough. The the great thing about the game is the freedom of choice, so just do whatever you feel like doing and stop thinking about the meta stuff. By asking the Codex for advice or reading walkthroughs, you'll just do yourself a disservice.I guess not being a neckbearded braindead fuck who can replay the same game eleven thousand times and being a relatively normal person who wants to see as much content as possible in one playthrough and not lock himself out of half the game because he picked the wrong quest sequence makes you an aspergee now.
saving their asses and watching over them.
Go to the Fort.I went to deal with Benny after getting creamed in the ambush the first time around and not having enough speech to persuade him to come with me.
Being a refined intellectual with 100 speech at this point, I though I'd try not to murder him and talk this through. However, after declining to work for him, he just got up and walked away. I had read previously that he keeps the chip on himself, but when I pickpocketed him it wasn't there.
He just waltzed out of the room, the goons came in, died. Now Yes Man is telling me Benny has buggered off into his secret elevator and neither of the keys I stole off him opens it.
I mean, I can't have driven the main quest to a dead end, but it sure as hell feels that way. The Ring-a-ding-ding quest is marked as complete and I have no idea how to get the chip...
Saved my game to another slot just in case... >.>
Try not to overthink this part. Play the game at your own pace and go visit whoever you like.So, um... This is my first time playing New Vegas because the previous fucking dozen times I tried, it would crash relentlessly every 5 minutes and now it's finally stable.
I just got to Benny's room, found the robot in his workshop and he dumped a bajillion quests on me. I have no idea what the hell to do next.
Does the game end when you get the chip and decide what to do with it? Is this the "endgame" quest?
Do I need to meet all factions to progress that main quest or just to see the side content and do side quests?
I'm seriously intimidated and confused by the way the main quest branched up so aggressively so early on in the game and I'm here looking for advice.
I haven't met the Legion, or the Brotherhood or the White Glove Society or the Boomers or... dear god, what do I even do now?
Will I be botching up the main quest if I fall for Benny's trap and get ambushed and survive? Will I have to chase him down and spoil other big main quest branches? This is all so confusing, I'm not used to this sort of openness!
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Go to the Fort.I went to deal with Benny after getting creamed in the ambush the first time around and not having enough speech to persuade him to come with me.
Being a refined intellectual with 100 speech at this point, I though I'd try not to murder him and talk this through. However, after declining to work for him, he just got up and walked away. I had read previously that he keeps the chip on himself, but when I pickpocketed him it wasn't there.
He just waltzed out of the room, the goons came in, died. Now Yes Man is telling me Benny has buggered off into his secret elevator and neither of the keys I stole off him opens it.
I mean, I can't have driven the main quest to a dead end, but it sure as hell feels that way. The Ring-a-ding-ding quest is marked as complete and I have no idea how to get the chip...
Saved my game to another slot just in case... >.>
Any mods at all? No patches or anything? That's just asking for trouble.Help me with New Vegas, please.
My saves keep getting corrupted, they freeze the game when I load them. Is there a mod to fix this? I haven't installed any mods at all, yet.
I guess not being a neckbearded braindead fuck who can replay the same game eleven thousand times and being a relatively normal person who wants to see as much content as possible in one playthrough and not lock himself out of half the game because he picked the wrong quest sequence makes you an aspergee now.
If you have a month or two to spare, and around 42GB of disk space I can show you...Help me with New Vegas, please.
My saves keep getting corrupted, they freeze the game when I load them. Is there a mod to fix this? I haven't installed any mods at all, yet.
Disable auto-saves. Seriously.Help me with New Vegas, please.
My saves keep getting corrupted, they freeze the game when I load them. Is there a mod to fix this? I haven't installed any mods at all, yet.
A month? Try 3 minutes. VNV installed with Wabbajack takes less time to prepare than a microwave dinner.If you have a month or two to spare, and around 42GB of disk space I can show you...Help me with New Vegas, please.
My saves keep getting corrupted, they freeze the game when I load them. Is there a mod to fix this? I haven't installed any mods at all, yet.
Thanks for the suggestion, I'll check that out.Any mods at all? No patches or anything? That's just asking for trouble.
https://www.wabbajack.org/#/modlists/info?machineURL=vivanewvegas
It just werks.
Thank you.Disable auto-saves. Seriously.
Hold R, I believe.Bros, how do you holster your weapon?
I never bothered with it until now. There's a quest in Freeside that requires you to holster your gun. It's not among the keys you can bind.