You have the choice of two quests here: you can either do that one or do the other where you get a prostitute for Romero (this one has no combat). You are not forced into the stop the zombies from fleeing the graveyard quest. Doing one will not allow you to do the other, so the prostitute one is the "no combat" quest.
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Citation needed.
Ah it will have sjw garbage for certainty mate,tho from the gameplay it is not up in your face.....only in the shown segment. Tho the bigger problem is that it looks......mediocre.
And once again, the person playing is jumping down the ledge to the lower floor instead of taking the goddamn stairs. Ffs.
KaiLeng (resetera user) said:
KaiLeng (resetera user) said:Wait wait wait, holy shit, what. You are the Troika dev that put the dancing in!? I'm getting all Knox in here, big props for that, man.
platypotamus (Bloodlines 1 dev) said:Just PC dancing interaction... well, that's what this story refers to anyway. It wasn't quite a solo job, needed minor programming support and some art support for the "funk bomb" icon, but yeah that was me.
I was eating some Costco pizza with the programmer who provided that support kinda later in the evening one day, and the lead designer came by and lamented that it was sad the player couldn't dance. We both told him no, it was too late (this was maybe 2 weeks, maybe a month before we went gold, tops?).
After he walked away, we both kind of at the same time went "ya know..." and came up with a plan to reuse the bomb planting tech from the warehouse and just call different anims
I had it working in game sometime after midnight, and I think before Activision had even seen it a few days later someone at trike said that instead of the dance floor getting packed for nosferatu, it should clear out, and I added that little script.
Then they found out we added a new "feature" when we were supposed to be locked down and they got super mad. Can't really blame them tbh
KaiLeng (resetera user) said:
. Like he is never exploring anything in the demo and often uses jumps or climbs to cut corners! This time there are cars visibly driving in the distance and it's also cool to see Chiopteran in action for a change...
Military failures sure, but Caesar can listen to reason (it's also possible you've already killed Caesar in which case Lanius is the guy in charge so there's no one who would even reprimand him)
He will not come back because you convince him by saying that the Caesar's Legion will have the same problem the NCR has: trying to hold too much territory. It's also safe to assume Caesar will die very soon because of the tumor (and that is if you don't kill him yourself). With his death and Lanius leaving the Legion, the whole faction is pretty much gone.
Who knows? Could have led a peaceful life, be killed by other legionnaires that saw him giving up as betrayal and other things that could have happened. Killing him after telling him to give up seems like a waste. If you are just gonna kill him anyway, then don't waste time trying to convince him to stop.
I mean, if you decide to even convince him to stand down lends to reason your character can't kill him, because he's far stronger than you. It's also a temporary victory, because in one of the outcomes he claims he will be back with an army and he and the Courier will meet on the battlefield again. You are just postponing this and let whoever else you are siding with take the Hoover Dam, which is the most important thing in the last story quest of New Vegas.
That option is there for the dumbass pacifists.
