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  1. Ross (FlamingPandaOMG) Ross (FlamingPandaOMG)

    Has anyone ever played the PC version of Fallout New Vegas?

    Friday, 29-Nov-13 03:23:22 UTC from web
    1. Clayton Richardson Clayton Richardson

      @flamingpandaomg Noope

      Friday, 29-Nov-13 03:23:51 UTC from web
    2. Matt Matt

      @flamingpandaomg No, but apparently it runs better than Fallout 3 did on cheaper hardware.

      Friday, 29-Nov-13 03:25:31 UTC from web
      1. Ross (FlamingPandaOMG) Ross (FlamingPandaOMG)

        @mrmattimation I was curious because it's on sale on Steam, and I was considering getting it.

        Friday, 29-Nov-13 03:26:07 UTC from web
        1. Matt Matt

          @flamingpandaomg From what I've heard, all the really bad glitches are on the PS3. And my friend runs it just fine with 6 gigs of RAM, an Intel Core i7 from a few years back, and Intel HD 3000

          Friday, 29-Nov-13 03:28:04 UTC from web
          1. Ross (FlamingPandaOMG) Ross (FlamingPandaOMG)

            @mrmattimation Uh I sure hope he can, considering the game's pretty old and that's a decent amount of RAM and a nice processor.

            Friday, 29-Nov-13 03:28:47 UTC from web
            1. Matt Matt

              @flamingpandaomg The Intel HD 3000 is the big thing. Not so much the other things. Fallout 3 couldn't handle it, but NV could.

              Friday, 29-Nov-13 03:29:58 UTC from web
              1. Light Light

                @mrmattimation the 4000 however has received some fair reviews from others that own it.

                Friday, 29-Nov-13 03:30:45 UTC from web
                1. Matt Matt

                  @ryanjjjj The Iris Pro looks crazy-awesome.

                  Friday, 29-Nov-13 03:31:25 UTC from web
                  1. Light Light

                    @mrmattimation yeah, Intel has really made a good push back into the GPU market as of late.

                    Friday, 29-Nov-13 03:32:54 UTC from web
                    1. Matt Matt

                      @ryanjjjj Apple put it in their low-end iMacs this year. Apparently now they run graphics better than the high-end 21.5 inch from last year. Intel really is going up.

                      Friday, 29-Nov-13 03:35:47 UTC from web
                      1. Light Light

                        @mrmattimation lol that's hilarious... what they really have working for them is the CPU/GPU integration natively rather then mobile chip only like many AMD CPU's. It's extremely efficient to have them together and properly cooled at once.

                        Friday, 29-Nov-13 03:38:31 UTC from web
                        1. Light Light

                          @ryanjjjj having them in a bundle is really convenient and cost effective for system builders too... very good marketing move.

                          Friday, 29-Nov-13 03:39:45 UTC from web
                        2. Matt Matt

                          @ryanjjjj AMD will always have a special place in my heart, but Intel certainly is doing a great job.

                          Friday, 29-Nov-13 03:40:12 UTC from web
                          1. Light Light

                            @mrmattimation iv actually never been fond of AMD :/ they make horrendous drivers, that aside i own an AMD laptop and its a pretty strong unit.

                            Friday, 29-Nov-13 03:42:01 UTC from web
        2. Clayton Richardson Clayton Richardson

          @flamingpandaomg The story-line's not near as good as Fallout 3's but still good, never the less. DLC's are much better.

          Friday, 29-Nov-13 03:32:32 UTC from web
          1. Light Light

            @deadmadness665 fallout 3 was good but i really find myself loving new vegas alot more even without the cool F3 DLC's

            Friday, 29-Nov-13 03:33:42 UTC from web
            1. Clayton Richardson Clayton Richardson

              @ryanjjjj F:NV Definitely had more content, more outcomes, leaving alot more to explore and experience. But Fallout 3 had a better Main plot, to me anyways.

              Friday, 29-Nov-13 03:39:44 UTC from web
              1. Light Light

                @deadmadness665 what i like about F:NV is how open ended it the main plot is. making it less linear leaves more room for imagination and RP.

                Friday, 29-Nov-13 03:40:44 UTC from web
    3. Light Light

      @vt3c yeah Skyrim was surprisingly very kind to the cpu/gpu load :/

      Friday, 29-Nov-13 03:44:18 UTC from web
    4. Light Light

      @vt3c it all comes down to the specs, the ati firepro is actually still a decent cardish

      Friday, 29-Nov-13 03:47:30 UTC from web