Já postei sobre Fallout 3, não postei?
Pois é. A historia sobre o fim do mundo e mutações é a mesma. Mas imagine trocar as ruínas sombrias e devastadas de Washington D.C, pela boa e velha Las Vegas. A população de Vegas e dos arredores, após a guerra, começaram a reconstruir o lugar. Pouco a pouco, a cidade do vicio voltou a sua glória pré-guerra. Dinheiro, mulheres, e escorpiões de 2 metros de altura querendo devorar sua carne. Ok, algumas coisas mudaram, eu sei. Fora pequenos detalhes, como armas á laser e muita ação, Vegas continua a mesma. E você, o jogador, tem todo o tempo do mundo para explora-lá, do seu jeito. Seja um impiedoso caçador de recompensas ou um vendedor viajante, o jogo não perde sua magnífica imagem de RPG. Você, no começo do jogo, escolhe distribuir pontos em vários "setores" - Força, Resistência, Agilidade, Sorte, Inteligência e Percepção. Essas escolhas vão mudar o jeito que os habitantes de Vegas o tratam. Por exemplo, se colocar poucos pontos de inteligência, um cientista pode ter pena de você e te ajudar em suas aventuras em Vegas. Se por muita força, pode convencer as pessoas "do jeito antigo", se é que me entende. Se por bastante sorte, terá bem mais facilidade conseguindo dinheiro em Cassinos. Em um mundo sem ordem, você escolhe como vai resolver seus problemas e como vai lidar com o dos outros. Antes de tudo, dou nota 10 pro jogo, e sigo com uma breve frase:
Bem vindo a Vegas. New Vegas.
(Post dedicated to my Aunt, Sara, who provided me with one of the better games made by the gaming industry: Fallout: New Vegas)
I already posted 'bout Fallout 3, didn't I?
Yeah, yeah. The "end of the world" and mutations story remains the same. But had you ever wondered about switching the dark and destroyed ruins of D.C, for the good ol' Las Vegas. Vegas' population started rebuilding the place after the war. From time to time, the Vice city was now in it's former glory. Money, women, and 6-feet tall scorpions wanting to eat your flesh. Fine, some things changed. But apart from that, Vegas is still the same. And you, the player, can explore it everytime you want to, in your way. A unmerciful bounty hunter or a traveling merchant, the game doesn't loses its awesome RPG gaming experience. You, at the start of the game, chooses to put points in lots-a-sectors: Strenght, Intelligence, Endurance, Perception, and of course, Luck. It changes the way the wastelanders treat you: A scientist may have pit of you if your intelligence is too low, and you'll win more at cassinos if your luck is high. In a world without order, you'll choose how you're going to deal with your problems, and other people's too. Before everything, i give it an A+ grade, and end this post with a little phrase.
Welcome to Vegas. New Vegas.
(Post dedicated to my Aunt, Sara, who provided me with one of the better games made by the gaming industry: Fallout: New Vegas)
I already posted 'bout Fallout 3, didn't I?
Yeah, yeah. The "end of the world" and mutations story remains the same. But had you ever wondered about switching the dark and destroyed ruins of D.C, for the good ol' Las Vegas. Vegas' population started rebuilding the place after the war. From time to time, the Vice city was now in it's former glory. Money, women, and 6-feet tall scorpions wanting to eat your flesh. Fine, some things changed. But apart from that, Vegas is still the same. And you, the player, can explore it everytime you want to, in your way. A unmerciful bounty hunter or a traveling merchant, the game doesn't loses its awesome RPG gaming experience. You, at the start of the game, chooses to put points in lots-a-sectors: Strenght, Intelligence, Endurance, Perception, and of course, Luck. It changes the way the wastelanders treat you: A scientist may have pit of you if your intelligence is too low, and you'll win more at cassinos if your luck is high. In a world without order, you'll choose how you're going to deal with your problems, and other people's too. Before everything, i give it an A+ grade, and end this post with a little phrase.
Welcome to Vegas. New Vegas.
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