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Combat is like that, yes. Except the medkit part is seldom used after level 20 (out of 50), since you are very overpowered compared to NPCs. Combat is more of an excuse to get XP for skills and money for repairing equipment. Not looter-shooter level bad though.
Yes, it's called Tales of Two Wastelands. Very resource-consuming. Adds in FO3 as a mod to New Vegas, with a bunch or updates to fit the new engine and game rules.
In terms of open-world-ness I would say its pretty big in my opinion, especially if you add in mods that adds more places to explore and such.
In a simpler way of explaining, I feel srs bsns is pretty much right though
Enjoy!
not sure i m going to love it but the word "unleveled" made me decide
thanks all
I've been using a slightly-upgraded LMG from AWOP, but this has pretty much been my tactics recently, if only to use up some of my massive food stockpile.
also boone saves my ass alot
Feh, companions are boring.
I don't agree with that. I think that some of the followers, Arcade Gannon for example, are among the best written NPCs in the game.
You don't even need to aim, I just use VATS everytime some ♥♥♥♥♥♥ comes near me and go for a headshot.
Also, get Boone. He's a Sniper companion with pretty much a built-in aimbot ;) He can save your ass, a lot.
Regarding the open-world thing and the freedom of choice, hell, the game doesn't even look like it has a main questline. Just choose a faction you like, and join. If you can't choose a faction, there's always exploring and killing Benny.
I agree with the people above. There's some parts that make it a little less super free-form than some open world games, but it is no detriment. There's lots of stuff to see and do and it's always interesting.
Plus, what hooked you: I love the non-leveled aspect of the game.
But yeah, if you are a patient person and can re-play games, beat it once without mods and then add in a bunch of them like A World of Pain and stuff. Makes a totally new and amazing experience.
That's true, but playing with them is boring. I prefer the one-man army kind of play, which is something I know you don't enjoy to the same level. :P