I think A lot of the quests in FNV are really interesting thanks to the fantastic writing from Obsidian. For me, the best quest would have to be Boone's personal quest. It really put him out to be my second favorite vanilla companion.

My favorite quest in all of Fallout new Vegas...

... Would probably be 'That Lucky old Sun'.
A trek through a heavily secured Solar tower in the pursuit of an orbital laser weapon? Priceless!
Mr. Fantastic's contribution doesn't hurt either. =P

My personal favorite is "Beyond the Beef" it shows some interesting history of the strip.

I quite like the Jacobs Town Quests, Super Mutants are quite rare in the Mojave so it's cool to be around them without killing them for a while

My favorite quest in New Vegas is Come fly with me because it is very original with the ghouls who want to go to the moon and it's the typical quest that I want to see in future Fallout.

My favorite quest is either the Enclave quest or Arizona Killer. The Enclave quest was cool putting back the original Enclave for the battle of Hoover Dam. Also, I enjoyed killing President Kimbell. I remember killing him with an anti-material rifle with explosive bullets.

ElderFreak wrote:

My favorite quest is either the Enclave quest or Arizona Killer. The Enclave quest was cool putting back the original Enclave for the battle of Hoover Dam. Also, I enjoyed killing President Kimbell. I remember killing him with an anti-material rifle with explosive bullets.

I'm fairly certain you mean "For Auld Lang Syne"? Pretty good quest, I had fun with it.


I really enjoyed Volare!, it was fun to help out some vault dwellers and see how they'd adapted to living in the wastes, especially seeing as they got lucky with the Nellis Air Force base and everything.

There are quite a few, but two of the follower quests really stuck out.

I am very fond 'I Forgot to Remember to Forget'. I kind of wish they focused more on it, opposed to Boone's wife story, as this one legitimately felt like you have made some form of progress with the character. It also shone a new light on the NCR, and one well worth it! I feel it would need a counterpart quest however, one that would perhaps shine some bright light on the Legion instead. But oh well, time constraints. Also 'Old School Ghoul', that one too! Its execution was weird, but the emotional payoff was well worth it! Raoul is probably my favourite vanilla follower. And he looks great in that vaquero suit.

In both of those I legitimately felt that I have made some form of progress with the characters. I can't say I felt the same with other follower quests, though? It just felt like they've had...less impact, I guess.

Boom To the Moon was unique, Beyond the Beef was cool because it really highlighted how many solutions there are to the issues in the game world, and Crazy, Crazy, Crazy was fun because you found yourself decimating or sneaking past a colony of "savage" muties only to realize (Depending on how you play it out) how human they are despite their usual disposition towards humans (Tabitha's reaction to Rhonda being repaired). However, I'd say that The White Wash probably takes the cake. It brought up some serious moral issues usually overlooked in the game world - allow Westside to steal water and weaken the New Vegas region's food supply overall or return the water to who it really rightfully belongs to but kill a humanitarian in the process? Maybe it's a simple decision for most, but it honestly brought up a bit of a dilemma for me and showed off the brutal, yet inevitable, nature of "Wasteland Justice."

DLC in mind as well, the Old World Blues quest is my favorite. From beginning to end, even all the side quests, had me smiling all the way through. Oh and this was back using the PS3 version for me originally, so despite it playing like a slideshow I still had a lot of fun with it.

What left a good impression on me, other than the comedy, were the motives. At the start of the quest, it all appears cartoonish and appeared that whatever the outcome none of it could be taken seriously. Once your brain and Dr. Mobius elaborate on the history of Big MT, everything becomes obvious in this scifi freak show, and you are left wanting to seek the best possible outcome.

In base vanilla game I'll go with the Sunset bottle cap quest. I'll be honest, I was under the impression I would actually receive something valuable at the end. Like a CEO's special handgun, or some map that may lead to a stash of drinks that Enclave remnants took and ended up getting killed, only to leave some unique plasma weapons. Once I gave enough bottle caps to the almighty Festus, the game truly did teach me a hard lesson in collecting. For now on I read the wiki for collection quests. Still I got a laugh out of it.

The entire questline for Lonesome Road, gave a lot more background to the Courier and in my opinion, is the most well written DLC I've ever seen. But the most fun quests are found in Old World Blues, the dialogue is really funny and it felt really upbeat.

I like the mission For Auld Lang Syne. Reuniting the Remnants and fighting along with them is truly badass.

I really like the Volare quest because I get to learn more about the boomers and it allows me to help them as well, and I like helping people in games. Also I get bomber support on the last main mission!

i would say the one where you go to the plant vault cant remember the name of it

I don't really think I counts as a quest, but the first time I got the Pimp Boy 3 Billion from Mick and Ralph was pretty cool.

Also I did kinda like hearing Raul's story in Old School Ghoul. I really liked his sarcastic humor

the final battle NCR against the Legion, war frenzy

The one which you get that rocket sent to space, I don't remember the name. it's fun seeing that!

Abazor wrote:

The entire questline for Lonesome Road, gave a lot more background to the Courier and in my opinion, is the most well written DLC I've ever seen

Completely agree. The Lonesome Road is a masterful display of game design and story writing. It was such a good experience. The context given to your character is great.

Come Fly with Me is one that always stood out to me. The entire premise is so fun and ridiculous, and not to mention filled with several interesting and well-written NPCs. Antler for life.

While I love the vanilla game I have to say all the quest mods from Someguy blows them all out of the water.