#Fnv one for my baby mod
#Fnv one for my baby mods

Urquhart never quite dared to dream that he would get to work on another Fallout. So what's different now? Maybe it's best to start from the beginning. Instead of fading into history, New Vegas became a classic. Somewhere along the line, things changed. Instead, it's a game where the play clock is measured in time spent plodding through loading screens and not actually doing much.

By bringing little else new to the experience and with it being as buggy as ever, New Vegas could have been adequate as a smaller-sized expansion disc. New Vegas is a proclaimed non-sequel, and it shows. It's stranger still to read passages like this one from 2010: It's hard to believe now that the game that enjoys so much acclaim once missed its Metacritic score by one point, depriving Obsidian of their hard-earned bonus payments. What do fans want even more than Fallout 5? Fallout: New Vegas 2, obviously. A 2016 Kotaku article featured the headline, ' Fans' Intense Love for Fallout: New Vegas Must Be Weird for People at Bethesda.'

In the wake of Fallout 4, which has become something of a whipping boy for the Fallout community, New Vegas' legacy is stronger than ever.Д¬heck Fallout: New Vegas' Steam page, and you'll find that it enjoys near universal acclaim, with player after player calling it the best game ever.

'I was like, 'What? How does this kid, one, know about New Vegas, two, know about my mod, and three: that's the burning question that he wants to ask'?'Д«ut that's the kind of cultural cachet that Fallout: New Vegas has these days.

#Fnv one for my baby mod

Given an opportunity to ask the judges a question, the competition's winner-a 7th grader who couldn't been older than six when New Vegas was first released-asked Sawyer: 'Hey, are you going to update your mod anymore?'

#Fnv one for my baby mods

I've only made minor edits to existing mods in the GECK but nothing as complex as this.If you want to know how relevant Fallout: New Vegas still is today, consider what happened when Obsidian founder Feargus Urquhart and director Josh Sawyer went to a local middle school for a game design competition. So I'd say we're looking at assets from the base game, Honest Hearts, and Gun Runner's Arsenal at the very least.Д«ear in mind that I have no modding experience as far as making armor, weapons, etc. As for a belt, I'm thinking a mix of stuff from both White Legs armor and Brotherhood scribe robes. Feathers from a decanus helmet up front with shotshell strands from SUW's helmet in the back altered so as to look like long braids. For that, I'm thinking of a couple different versions with one using a skull as a base and the other using the Remnants power helmet. Here's the basic concept:ДЄnd a draft someone made on the New Vegas Nexus:Д¬lose to the mark so far, but then there's the helmet. One look at it and I just had to have it. I've been playing a tribal build in Fallout: New Vegas for a while and have found an armor I think would fit such a build: Link's Barbarian Armor from Breath of the Wild.