I'm on my third run of fallout New Vegas on a female courier and I have the Black widow perk so I was wondering how I should deal with Benny?

Should I:

1. Straight up. Kill Benny after getting permission from swank

2. Get permission from swank, seduce Benny then kill him

3. Same thing as the #2 but I let Benny free then kill him at the fort

Or 4. Same thing as #3 but I spare Benny letting him live the rest of his life after slaughtering the legion at the fort

Never seen it do that, running on pc

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Today I want to show you progress on this project. Lucky 38 is fully ready with 1 to 1 interior!

From Fallout cocktails and Elder Scrolls tavern meals to Final Fantasy and Minecraft recipes, this collection brings gaming-inspired cooking to your kitchen. It also supports environmental education, because apparently saving the planet is another side quest we can complete between gaming sessions.

I always assumed that Vance from Fallout 3 created the shishkebab considering he's the only NPC in the game that carries one I believe and he gives you the schematics for it, but even if that isn't the case it's a plot point that the White Legs are strictly a raider/scavenger tribe that lack the skills needed to be self sufficient, so making shishkebabs which requires some degree of mechanical/electric knowledge feels like it should be out of their wheelhouse.

When I was a kid. I thought Ulysses was awesome.

Now that I’m older, I’ve now had the time to see what makes a good character. That dude had so much dialogue and so many journals around. Was he just one person’s design? Did they just write down random stuff day by day thinking “this is what Ulysses should be”?

He feels like he took a month to create. But I feel like there’s so much more potential that could’ve been incorporated into his lore.

Obviously he’s not going to be Dostoyevsky level written but still. Why didn’t they implore more onto him?

Happy 16th anniversary of fnv

I hope this brings my Courier cosplay together.

High power LED for the flashlight, led filament for the eyes, an intake/outtake fan, and an esp32. Buttons work on the helmet for manual control and I'm working on an android app to control the settings a bit more easily. Currently can set all lights to static, a hum flicker, or jagged flicker with 10 step brightness control.

My first cosplay and second helmet - I decided I hated that my first one had the rear cut out to put it on, so this one has a detachable faceplate.

Is there a way to play in a bigger screen the game will only run in windowed mode and if I don’t it soft locks my PC on a black screen until I reset it

Hello, I've never played New Vegas before but I see it's at its lowest price currently and have been somewhat interested for a while after hearing other people's experiences with the game. My question is though, I will be playing on an Xbox one (last gen) and was just curious as to the performance of the vanilla game. I see a lot of reviews talking about it being very buggy. Also would the vanilla game hold up today? (As far as gameplay)Thanks for any answers and for reading.

rivas wasn’t giving me any new dialogue or quest so i just on my way completing quests and forgot i had it installed until i came back to red canyon for oh my papa and convinced them to help ncr when i stumbled upon rivas again and remembered i never finished that mod’s questline. is this a bug that can be fixed? did i do something wrong?

If it's worth protecting.

It's worth WATTZ!

5 Energy Weapons, from the peaks, deserts and valleys of the Four States Commonwealth, to the Mojave.

Live on Nexus on Fallout Day!

Was just visiting Goodsprings and happened to meet Easy Pete while buying stuff in the General Store. 10/10 experience.

Made this reel with two of my favourite rangers

Haxo_Courier and Rogue.Ranger22

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DesuFHjTHso/?cplk=MWtvZHNrNTM3dHR6eA==

Hey everyone!

Just wanted to share my latest project with you all.

I made a Dead Horses war club from the FNV Honest Hearts DLC.

It’s carved out of an old 1.5-inch-thick larch shuttering plank (I think), then sanded and treated with walnut stain, linseed oil, and turpentine.

For the details, I cut down 7.92 Mauser casings to the size of a .45 ACP—the base is almost identical. Then I enlarged the primer pockets and screwed them into the wood.

The collar is made of painted wooden beads, and the eyes are natural stone shaped with a Dremel and glued on with cyanoacrylate.

I’m thinking about adding a few feathers and maybe some inlaid beads later on.

Honestly, I had an absolute blast making this, and I think a few more war clubs will definitely follow!