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No doubt that Fallout 3 had better voice acting. Less voice actors that could impersonate more voices. Wish they would of included the male and female who did the Radiers. I guess the guy who did raiders was the same as Jericho as it sounds the same.

 

And no doubt that Dead Money had some great voices for it's theme. What can I say, it's my favorite DLC,

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And no doubt that Dead Money had some great voices for it's theme. What can I say, it's my favorite DLC,

 

Yes, must come to the conclusion Fallout 3 lovers are the best bunch indeed. The most underrated dlc and the best one for me too. I don't know how people didn't like that, it was such an amazing experience, the atmosphere full of mystery and truly immersive, you feel the danger in every step, in every face, there is no trusting, you don't know who is who and why until the end, you are eager to reach the bastard and answer yourself many questions about the place and the characters, there is some actual challenge. Very good content and unexpected.

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The most underrated dlc and the best one for me too. I don't know how people didn't like that

 

Because... it's hard and frustrating! all those radios... pewewewewe... I can't even aim to an enemy... and I... and I... lose all my super GRA weapons when I start! ;)

 

My favourite one too, those characters and that story are the best I've ever seen.

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I'm still holding onto hope that one day someone will take all of GNR's Three Dog announcements and port them over to NV. It was his quest string that made the whole game click for me and make me fall in love with the series.

 

One day...

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I also got to admit Dead Money was my favorite DLC. It's so moody, and full of suspension. Especially if you have hardcore mods installed along with ENB's and stuff that make it so much more atmospheric.

 

And since Vera was voiced acted by the same person who did Serana in Skyrim(Laura Bailey YAY) it makes even my stone-cold heart wallow in despair when I hear her cries to sinclair when you get the ending of Dead Money. Meh.

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Those holograms... Sinclair... Sinclair! .... brrrrr I'm shivering!

 

Dead Moneys still keeps a record against me: it has the only places I never managed to clear out even at high level... AWOP for Dead Moneys! Damn walking scary things, damn them all and their one-shot-kill spears!

Guest endgameaddiction
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I have yet to try AWOP with Dead Money. I can only imagine the fun of it.

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So well, I didn't want to cheat of course, so I went there with all the Dead Money limitations: very few weapons, damage by the toxic cloud, annoying collars, and... instantly dead.

So I came back with Dog, I mean, he's strong! My head exploded because they killed him in a second.

After few attempts, all instantly failed, I came back with some... extra mods. I installed the mod that allows you to come back there at the end of the quest, so I went there with some backup. We were 4: Willow, the cyborg version of ED-E, private Gilbert and me, all full with GRA weapons, like grenade launchers, antimaterial with explosive bullets, 5 mm machine gun etc.

 

My mean smile faded out after few seconds when they killed us all... -_-

 

Really, I still have to handle that quest, it's... it's wonderful, in some ways.

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Yeah, never have been interested in the whole AWoP thing, so, yeah.

 

Story's the thing, for me.

 

EDIT: That plus I'm not good enough playing with a keyboard for the combat dren :blush:

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do you mean you prefer a real antimaterial rifle?!? :D

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I also want to point out that New Vegas has an amazing roster of voice actors signed on - the most prominent of which being Felecia Day, and my personal favorite being the man with chocolate wafers for vocal chords, Gregory Alan Williams (Lonesome Drifter, et al.).

 

 

On the topic of DLC, Old World Blue's is my favorite, hands-down. The weapons and armor, perks, environment and locale, and especially the wonderfully-written characters and brilliant narrative make it the best downloadable content for any game I have played.

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I also want to point out that New Vegas has an amazing roster of voice actors signed on - the most prominent of which being Felecia Day, and my personal favorite being the man with chocolate wafers for vocal chords, Gregory Alan Williams (Lonesome Drifter, et al.).

 

 

On the topic of DLC, Old World Blue's is my favorite, hands-down. The weapons and armor, perks, environment and locale, and especially the wonderfully-written characters and brilliant narrative make it the best downloadable content for any game I have played.

 

And then there's that amazing konversation you kan have with Kris Kristofferson :cool:

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Well, Old World Blues is definetely well done and hilarious. In my list it doesn't arrive to Dead Money but it's at the second place. Also, it has my favourite follower ever. Better, the only follower which I always allow to travel with me when she's in the mood. The Stealth Suit. I love her. Oh but she loves me too. One day I'll manage to port her in Skyrim so I can go to Riften and marry her.

Guest endgameaddiction
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Perhaps after getting TTW installed I will come around to do OWB and LR. The only two I never did. Well, I did the beginning of LR; up the silo and down the mountain but took a step back to do HH then OWB and then LR. Got bored of the game after HH. Maybe I will find motivation this time. I'm desperate to redo Dead Money. It's been around 2 years since my last DM playthrough.

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Old World Blues is SO, SO, SOOOOO good! It's just campy and hilarious all the way through whilst being challenging enough.

 

That said, the voice acting in New Vegas is heads above the acting in FO3. all dem actors... Odo and Admiral Paris voicec characters in New Vegas!

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