Well, I've finished F3 one time, but it was before I knew about mods...

I didn't finished FNV yet, because I want it to be modded as I like. Well. I passed last 2 months reviewing all Nexus mods, and now I'm looking on modgames, but I've a problem with the russian captcha...

I'm there with you, I can never get the captcha right on there. I used to have an account on it but cant remember it.

Modgames has some insanely good mods with excellent quality, too bad most of them are in Russian so I can't do quest mods etc.
Btw I love how this thread is still going!
Still haven't finished Fallout New Vegas since I'm playing with TTW and a f'load of other mods and it started crashing again so AGAIN I'm starting a new game but I don't even mind since every new game is fun

I never finished New Vegas or number 3 because I spent a lot of time modding and stuff but I`ve started to play the story on Fallout 3. I don`t really like the New Vegas story it`s a bit stupid really. The Fallout 3 story is a little bit more realistic.

I'm yet another person too busy modding FO3, NV, Skyrim as well, to actually get around to finishing the main story lines. In FO3, I've at least finished the vanilla storyline, but not the DLC continuation, while in NV, I've done each DLC 2-3 times or more, yet the main storyline generally goes largely untouched, same for Skyrim.

Don't be I was ashamed of the fact i played fo3 and new vegas without mods with knowing what they where. But that's when i didn't have a gaming rig.

Nah, of course you shouldnt be ashamed haha. The NV ending isn't worth it anyway, especially since the game cuts off after you finish. The first time I played through I went independent and I was looking forward so much to operating my own faction after booting out the Legion and NCR, but unfortunately the developers had other idea's. It seems that they preferred a dream-killing short clip to actually being able to play and witness the changes in the mojave.

@Archangel-DA Yeah but with Mods NV became one of my go to games and continue to play it. I can't get bored regardless of anything because their's always a new mod to enhance the gameplay.

DiamondDogVS wrote:

@Archangel-DA Yeah but with Mods NV became one of my go to games and continue to play it. I can't get bored regardless of anything because their's always a new mod to enhance the gameplay.

Definitely Mods keep the game fresh. Same with Fo3, Oblivion, and Skyrim.

I also never finished once fallout new vegas it probably because of mods XD , wird thing is that i finished fo3 about 3 times with all dlc's

Yeah me too, never finished FNV because of all the mods but I finished F3 like 5 times

I finished Fallout 3 once. Finished every quest and DLC, explored every location.

Finished Skyrim's main quest once. Some side quest stuff. Probably covered 20~30% of content.

Logged in a few hundred hours into FNV. Never even touched the main quest or the vast majority of the side quests.

ZeroParticle wrote:

I finished Fallout 3 once. Finished every quest and DLC, explored every location.

Finished Skyrim's main quest once. Some side quest stuff. Probably covered 20~30% of content.

Logged in a few hundred hours into FNV. Never even touched the main quest or the vast majority of the side quests.

There aren't that many side quests in FNV haha, already finished 90% of them but not all for Skyrim. But FNV got the lots of awesome quest mods. There's also New Vegas Bounties III on the way.

I've completed the main quests for FO3 and FNV (as well as Oblivion) because I got them on the 360 before I got them on the pc (at the time they all originally came out my pc could barely handle Fable the Lost chapters on the lowest graphics setting let alone anything from the previous console generation) so I didn't have mods distracting me. Nowadays, with New Vegas and Oblivion especially, I don't get that far into the main story (if I start it at all) because I've modded the game and I end up being like a kid with ADD in a room full of shiny objects.

Heh, I finished FNV twice (& all the DLC), but never FO3.  FNV's endgame just suuuuucks though (the battle at Hoover is just pathetic). Ofc, so are most of the ending's to the DLC's.  Although, I'm doing a playthrough on FO3 right now, with the goal being finishing it all finally... This time  C(^:


So yeah, like most here already said; don't worry about finishing it.  Modding them is far more gratifying than the endgame anyway.

alonewolf003 wrote:

ZeroParticle wrote:

I finished Fallout 3 once. Finished every quest and DLC, explored every location.

Finished Skyrim's main quest once. Some side quest stuff. Probably covered 20~30% of content.

Logged in a few hundred hours into FNV. Never even touched the main quest or the vast majority of the side quests.

There aren't that many side quests in FNV haha, already finished 90% of them but not all for Skyrim. But FNV got the lots of awesome quest mods. There's also New Vegas Bounties III on the way.

Yeah, playing through FNV now, and realized there was not as much content as I thought. Just got so into modding before that I didn't really play the game. All I did was install new mods, break the game, and end up starting over. Which was how it went with Skyrim for a long time.

I've probably only finished NV like three or four times but have had almost twenty playthroughs. I get to a point where there's only vanilla quests left and I get bored and start over.

You shouldn't really be ashamed of not finishing the game. I have a friend who has multiple characters but never a fallout game or elder scrolls game. Also you don't because you have a lot of mods, which is understandable. Everyone has a different play style.

Oh don't worry you have nothing at all to be ashamed of, when I had New Vegas on console I had started over at least 10 times (for reasons I can't seem to remember) and on PC I'm pretty sure I've started over at least 20 times due to mods, and a habit of starting over whenever I get major mods (like Project Brazil .etc). I only finished New Vegas twice/

Actually you should get the Continue after ending mod and then finish the game. Mod title pretty self-explanatory.