I thought I’d make a new post to draw attention to some of the new things I’d added to the FNV cut stuff document.
As I stuck it on dropbox you actually always see the latest version of what I’ve written the second I save it which makes a mockery of trying to offer any meaningful updates on what is new, but I’ll try and sign post any interesting things I’ve found now and again.
Feel the Heat in New Vegas! Not even nuclear fallout could slow the hustle of Sin City. Explore the vast expanses of the desert wastelands – from the small towns dotting the Mojave Wasteland to the bright lights of the New Vegas strip. See the Great Southwest as could only be imagined in Fallout. Also, all the DLC for Fo3 were ESM. Having a mod as esp creates a lot of issues that shouldnt happen. Thats why the only mods that should be esp's are small ones, or ones that dont deal with material much. First off, download the Fallout Mod Manager (It works for Fallout 3 and New Vegas) as it is a life saver. When you download any mod that installs new textures, meshes, sounds,.esp's,.esm's or.bsa's you are going to put them into the DATA folder in your New Vegas Directory.
New stuff you can find in it currently:
Info on the “Void” creatures and the interesting spawning system for enemies that was abandoned.
A greater number of Rezzed map locations identified mostly due to the eagle eye and google skillz of Bobby in the previous post’s comments section.
Some info on legionary Alexus mainly due to the official strategy guide quietly being packed with innocous bits of small cut stuff that you don’t even notice until you read it twice and go “hang on, that’s not in the final game!”
Some info on Monte Carlo Suites and the cut Scorpion Gang quest.
Probably more things I forget.
To be honest I can’t see much more stuff coming to light now, I’ve exhausted a lot sources of info now, but you never know.
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Let’s call this version 1.1