Recent reviews by Tristen0

Learning curve? Extreme.
How many dediblades? Yes.
Scaling difficulty? Death oreo go brr.
UI? The dev jokes about winning the Worst UI of the Year "award" for several years straight.
Hotel? Trivago.

If you've managed to find this game, chances are you're the sort of person that wants it. It rarely goes on sale, so it might not be worth waiting that long either. Honestly, it's a great game to dip in and out of - you won't understand ♥♥♥♥ until the first 100 or so hours are over though, unless you've been obsessively watching youtube guides (not how I'd recommend the game be played).

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Jokes aside, this is a great game by Obsidian, with great improvements over Fallout 3 (ADS! Finally!) and lots of storytelling that I feel went missing from Fallout 3. With all this in mind, however, Fallout New Vegas, even now, is prone to many, many freezes, crashes, and bugs. If you are the kind of person who gets annoyed whenever a game crashes, freezes, or encounters a bug, then I wouldn't recommned this game. That aside, a great game with HUGE replayability potential.