* You can covince Tabitha that the dumb mutants are planning a revolt against the smart ones, and that causes a battle between the two factions, leaving you to go and grab up Raul. You can only target them in VATS when they're visible. * Nightkin have been turned schizophrenic through prolonged use of Stealth Boys, they deactivate their camo before attacking you, with a club. * The reputation will be important to the ending It also affects the guns performance, add a large magazine to a weapon, and you'll notice longer, but fewer reloading times. * Customization - Scopes on pistols is one example. * In Goodsprings, there is the option of joining with the Powder Gangers and ruining the town. * Your quest in the wasteland involves finding out who tried to murder you and what was in the package you were carrying * The Pip-Boy in the game is the Pip-Boy 3000 from Fallout 3 * Special attacks in VATS are performed by pressing Y (For 360) * The Brotherhood of Steel will make an appearance, but won't be one of the main factions, unlike the New California Republic and the Caesar's Legion * Sawyer says that Fallout: New Vegas is to Fallout 3 what Vice City is to Grand Theft Auto III * On top of adding back in geckos, New Vegas has a whole new type of animal: mutated mountain rams called Big Horners. * New Vegas is not just free-roaming gameplay attached to a linear main story, but it weaves decision into the gameworld and gives you greater power to influence things than Fallout 3 did. * The soundtrack will blend 'Rat Pack style tunes with more Western numbers'. * Radiation is still a problem, there's a nuclear test site to explore north of New Vegas. * Electrical power is key in the faction struggle. * The New Vegas strip is still in construction but will have gambling, variety shows and concerts. * When asked about PS3's Fallout 3 being inferior to the others and if New Vegas will do better, Obsidian devs make no promises but indicate it was a learning process and they're working with all 3 platforms and all have problems. 'Each of the ideologies will have something good that you can relate to, but will also have massive flaws.' * 'In New Vegas it's all about the player examining the ideologies of the various groups that are controlling the area and supporting one over the others,' explains Sawyer. * NCR and Caesar's Legion are the confirmed faction, article assumes Brotherhood of Steel will be in but they weren't mentioned in the presentation. * There's a tutorial (led by a character named Sunny who looks a lot like Moira Brown), but unlike Fallout 3, it's optional, so you can hit the open game in 5 minutes from starting.

* The Nevada area is less affected by the nuclear war, so it has plant life, relatively unspoiled houses, and in visual presentation has saturated colours and a bright sky. * Opening inventory consists of a kit from the doc, adapted to your starting stats (like Fallout 1). Example from vigour test word association: mother-human shield. * Scripting is wittier, characters more distinct. 44 Desert Eagle would hold only eight rounds.* It shows the command wheel for followers, with 8 commands: toggle melee/ranged, open inventory, toggle stay close/keep distance, back up, toggle aggressive/passive AI, use stimpack, toggle wait here/follow me, return to normal dialogue. The in-game Desert Eagle appears to have some sort of barrel extension, and holds twelve rounds, whereas a real.

The Desert Eagle is named after and is loosely based on the real-world IMI Desert Eagle.

In third-person, the gunвЂ™s magazine often appears to be attached below the barrel as opposed to inside the grip as it should be.

Camp Golf has an abundance of such troopers.

Desert Eagles can be found in the hands of some surviving NCR forces in the Mojave.

To further enhance its potential killing power, the Desert Eagle may be modified with an extended magazine, increasing its ammo capacity to 16 rounds. Its high stopping power combined with a respectable fire rate make for an exceptional weapon in tight situations.

It sports a very rare ammunition type, even for DUST standards, but should not be overlooked by resourceful Survivors. The Desert Eagle is a high-powered handgun with a high ammo capacity to boot. 44 Magnum Desert Eagle is a handgun added in Fallout: DUST, with a base capacity of 12.

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