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★ A red star is used for speculation or trivia.

★ A green star marks reliable information or advice. There's no big point in mailing me with gameplay or technical questions that don't have anything to do with the guide itself (unless it hints at a deficiency therein) it can be assumed that everything I know has gone into the guide.Ĭomments and additional information have been marked in the following manner: If you spot typos, have something to contribute or want to complain that my inclusion criteria are arbitrary, please mail me. Of course you will anyway if you want to, so I don't know why I'm writing this. :) So, in case this is your first game, don't read beyond Preparations. If you don't care enough about the unique experience of finding out and doing things on your own to abstain from spoiling it, you probably have better things to do with your time than play the game at all. The first time you play a game like this, you really shouldn't be using any kind of walkthrough whatsoever. Thanks go to Andrew Schultz for his creature lists which I used for information and verification, and to Wild Bill for his walkthrough, facts and comments. I also got some tips on bugs, cheats and exploits from the Wasteland Underground section of the Wasteland Ranger HQ-Grid website. Special thanks to Displacer, Ian Goodale and Nick Walton for hard work and helpfulness making this information available and accessible.įor a few useful notes and details I'm indebted to the Wasteland FAQ by Stephen Sedmak and Chris Baer, and Stephen Mackie's Wasteland file for the Universal Hint System.

As a result, the game holds few secrets or surprises any more (but rocks all the same).

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The reason for this is that the game files of Wasteland for the PC have now been decrypted and dissected, allowing for much more reliable and detailed knowledge regarding game mechanics, map data, item data and so on. If you've consulted this document before, you'll notice that as of version 1.2 it's advanced from the original "pretty good" to "nearly ultimate" like the others. But in any case, working on those two was fun (of course, or I'd have been crazy to do it some would say I still am) and provided me with the necessary impetus to realize that older idea. Fact is that even before I came across those games I toyed with the idea of writing a walkthrough for what was then my favourite computer game - Wasteland - but what for? Does anyone have access to this old game any more, let alone play it? Even the Fallout guide met with only a fraction of the interest that was lavished upon its Fallout 2 counterpart. You may know I already wrote a couple of guides for the first two games in the Fallout series. It's a strangely satisfying mixture of exploration, item hoarding, frantic combat, certified cyborgs and toaster repair. What is Wasteland anyway? It's a post-apocalyptic computer role-playing game (in the sense that you batter lots of monsters into oblivion and take their stuff) which was released in 1987 and is still considered by many to be one of the best computer games ever created. Introduction Something, the sound of metal on metal, grinds in the darkness.

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Alongside its own story, the mod promises to give players the opportunity to explore various planets from the beloved sci-fi universe. Recently, fans heard the news of an incredibly ambitious total conversion mod that aims to bring the world of Star Wars to Fallout: New Vegas.

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Even hugely expansive mods of the total conversion variety are still being developed by talented and dedicated authors. Best of all, the modding community for this game doesn't show any signs of slowing down. Updated Jby Mark Hospodar: Veteran vault dwellers are certainly aware of the huge variety of mods on offer for Fallout: New Vegas.

These mods should serve as the core of any player's load order. With the right essential graphics mods in place, this game can be given a new lease on life. Luckily, as with most products associated with Bethesda and Obsidian, the modding community is quite active. However, there's no getting around the fact that visually, Fallout: New Vegas is a fossil. RELATED: Fallout: New Vegas - Mods That Make It Feel Like A Brand New Game The fact that gamers keep coming back to it, again and again, is a testament to its superb overall quality. Released in 2010, the game has aged considerably in the intervening years. Many fans would argue that Fallout: New Vegas is the best in the series.