19, 2010 PC is the only way you can play Fallout 4: New Vegas, but Microsoft’s acquisition of Bethesda Softworks last month means New Vegas’ original developer and publisher now answer to the same boss. That’s not to say this is a disorganized effort, just that a spare time labor of love can sometimes go on for years, like Skywind.įallout: New Vegas launched on Oct. Not bad considering this is a fan project and, as such, doesn’t really have required deadlines, launch dates, or the like. īut my word, is there a lot in this here trailer. Lottery tickets still make me shudder IRL. This reel of their work takes you from Goodsprings to the Strip and all familiar parts in between - like good ol’ godforsaken Nipton. It’s essentially a total conversion mod, bringing Obsidian’s 2010 game forward into the Fallout 4 Creation Engine on PC. Team F4NV, a collection of Fallout modders and enthusiast developers, has been working on Fallout 4: New Vegas since 2017. Let’s check in on how Fallout 4: New Vegas is doing, shall we? In New Vegas’ case, it didn’t take long to ascend to instant classic-hood, and the next rung up is to be canonized in the series’ latest engine. I guess most people here just want to tell you that this is one of those ideas that is quite literally never going to happen, so there's no point in even arguing the point.Yesterday was Fallout: New Vegas’ 10th birthday! I know. Believe or not people have tried to make Bethesda games multiplayer they always fail because the game engine just isn't designed for that kind of use.
There's a lot more to multiplayer than just changing a few settings. It's a forum so people will be brutally honest with you about that.Īlso, what you're proposing is not something one can just mod into the game. What you're proposing here is the complete opposite of what most of us want from a Bethesda game. It is a sensitive subject, no matter how you present it. In a world saturated with multi-player games it's understandable that we'd want one of the last true single-player focused studios to remain that way. We've been dealing with this question for over a decade over and over again. Many of us have been around since Morrowind or before. I'm going to let you in on some history every single time Bethesda releases a game somebody asks this question.
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