Sentra wrote:

@Visible Earth
Nice suggestion about Dean Domino, but this only in dreams. About Elijah, if he takes control of Sierra Madre - how could possibly he return to the Brotherhood of Steel if you said that he wouldn't leave the casino? Or he can radio them and they fly on vertibirds in Sierra Madre's sky? That would be funny and strange)

I meant that he would only leave the casino once he had taken control of it. When he begins the apocalyptic event he returns to the Mojave to take control of the Archimedes weapon at Helios One. Everything he's doing to help the Brotherhood of Steel win the war they lost against the NCR, so there is a chance he would meet with the Mojave chapter at some point. Although I'm not sure they'd be too keen to see him again.

@PsychicKaiser Ulysses was supposed to be a companion, so I think his companion mod is probably fairly accurate. Not sure about Daniel and Joshua though. They both seem too involved in the politics of Utah to suddenly up and leave for the Mojave. Joshua's leading the Dead Horses regardless of the Honest Hearts ending, and Daniel doesn't seem the type to go traipsing around the desert.

@Visible Earth especially when he vanished during battle of HELIOS One. But if the NCR have hold truce with Brotherhood Of Steel (player choice), what Elijah will do? Turn Archimedes on both Mojave Chapter and NCR?

Kinda about Joshua, depending on player's choice (especially when i was walkthrough this DLC for 4th or 8th time) i used option when Dead Horses and Sorrows assualting the White Legs compound in Three Marys. So i kinda wondering when Joshua forgives the Salt-Upon-The-Wounds and let him flee, did he plans or actually doing the restoring of New Canaan? But in the ending tells that he continue to lead and train Dead Horses, so i suggest he can restore the New Canaan.

@Sentra I'm not sure Elijah is the sort that would care that much for truces. He'd probably see the Mojave Brotherhood as traitors to the cause and murder them too.

If Joshua does spare Salt-Upon-Wounds, then yeah I figured Daniel and he would just go on and try to rebuild New Canaan. Same with if they abandon Zion. But if Salt-Upon-Wounds does die Joshua basically becomes a new Caesar.

@Visible Earth so it seems that killing Salt-Upon-Wounds can cause a Joshua's reicarnation into Caesar, it's not best thing i would want to do. But if you say that he basically becomes a Caesar, that doesn't mean that he will spread a "Pax Romana" (in vanilla Caesar seeing)?

Sentra wrote:

@Visible Earth so it seems that killing Salt-Upon-Wounds can cause a Joshua's reicarnation into Caesar, it's not best thing i would want to do. But if you say that he basically becomes a Caesar, that doesn't mean that he will spread a "Pax Romana" (in vanilla Caesar seeing)?

I'm not sure he would create anything as developed as what Caesar did, but he certainly becomes just as brutal. It's less about him wanting to create a new civilisation and more about self-preservation.

What about Christine and Veronica, no one else want to see them meet each other in-game

I love it. The story is amazing, the characters are amazing, the setting is amazing, etc.

@Visible Earth I don't think Joshua would keep slaves and crucify people though

It's a love-hate relationship with DM. It's a bit obnoxious in some areas but the overall story is amazing. It really reminds me of the Humphrey Bogart film, The Treasure of the Sierra Madre, because it involves gold, danger, and greed.

I loved the feel Dead Money had to it, I think really the only thing that took away for me was the exploding collars. Not because they existed, but because the way they went about it was pretty bad in my opinion. Though hands down definitely better than any of the dlc from Fallout 4. I don't know what it is, but I just can't commit all the way for Fallout 4 when it comes to its story.

@lyca5259 I agree fallout 4 had pitiful DLC compared to new Vegas,

Anyone else played Dragbodys DMHO recently?

I thoroughly enjoyed the Dead Money Expansion, I'm certain DragBody's Dead Money Overhaul also added to my enjoyment significantly but the DLC as a whole was interesting. Something New Vegas executed exceptionally was encapsulate unique aesthetics throughout it's various add-ons. It'd be like exploring an entirely different game at times. Additionally, the Heist crew was an excellent cast of characters. My complaint's I've seen about the DLC was that it's too difficult, I personally didn't find it too challenging. Overall, I thought this was one of the better DLC's in New Vegas.

@gumgumsauce i only wish dragbody released overhauls for all the DLC like DMHO as amazing as it is, just imagine...

I enjoyed dead money's story.. But the radios.. AAAHHAHA the radios... I also like how they tied in Veronica when you Return to then Mojave.

I quite enjoyed Dead Money myself, the different experience and setting was a jolt of new life and it wasn’t like the DLC’s in the past. Being so limited with not a lot of resources, having being locked to areas by the bomb collar and the radioactive clouds changed how you had to play. The companions weren’t that bad either and the new enemies (while annoying) were a nice change to vanilla. Overall I think it was a pretty decent DLC.....but the radios did drive me insane at times.

Also downloaded dragbody’s overhaul so will play through that when I reach it. From the things I’ve seen of it it seems perfect for Dead Money.

I really like Dead Money. But there is 1 things is dont like:
1. You loose all your stuff - which isnt really that bad but they could let you keep your ammo.

So I never play melee or unarmed and without that skilled this DLC is very hard imo.

Anyone here know if you drop any one Of The dead man's hand cards (the 5 dead money caravan cards Challenge) and pick it up then repeat the proces 4-5 times, gaining the challenge xp in seconds, bit of a chat I don't use it so much but still useful to know I guess

(Slight spoiler warning, incase you havnt played it yet) I really liked Dead Money, the only thing about it I didnt like other than the un-killables was how at the end of the DLC it was basicly saying "The reward was the adventure and the friends made along the way" cliche because of how hard it is to get the gold out while still possible. The DLC added something into the game that changed the way you had to play and I found that interesting.

I also liked it, but found it a bit annoying. The difficulty is great and makes you face a big challenge, but it was somewhat incoherent (from what I recall): While playing I clearly remember I was like this: Elijah you fucking idiot!, you want me to succeed, give me my weapons for steel's sake!

Despite that, it was very good.

@tryhardnarwhal although gaining all the gold is only done with impossible in real life exploits, I guess I liked the let go theme because of me gold, all that work and the game stops you, shows the courier is only human, (well maybe not with mods)