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Obsidian's Scott Everts attributes some of the performance issues and simplifcation present in the game to the fact it wasn't a PC exclusive.
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The Feral Ghoul Roamer has an error when loaded into editing software. While this doesn't cause conflicts in the game itself, the model attempts to draw from a model labeled "mmm_ghoulvariant_v1.nif". This is one of the feral ghoul variants that appeared in the Fallout 3 mod Mart's Mutant Mod, suggesting that Obsidian Entertainment had experimented with it while developing new features for the game.
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There was originally an NCR super mutant ranger named Chauncey stationed at Station Foxtrot. he was included in early builds of the game, but ultimately cut prior to release.
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As a unique pre-order bonus at K-Mart, buyers received four coasters representing the four major casino found in the game, The Ultra-Luxe, Vault 21, The Tops, and the Lucky 38.
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The Mr. New Vegas radio show has unused news reports detailing the outcomes of each game ending, which cannot be witnessed as the game doesn't allow you to play past the ending due to the drastic differences the game world would experience based on the outcome.
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A Vault Boy image named "perk_survivalist" appears in the game files. It differs in appearance from the original survivalist perk (found in Fallout, Fallout 2, and Fallout Tactics), and its unclear what it would do as it was never implemented into the game though it seems to imply that the perk was originally planned to appear in New Vegas.
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Despite a higher resolution texture being available in the game's resources, the Spiked Knuckles used by the player do not use the high resolution texture.
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When playing as a character with low intelligence and speaking to the vagrant in Freeside while doing the quest "I Can Make You Care", using intelligence to inquire about weapons and other precious loot will cause him to speak clearly and intelligently, and to caution the player to avoid his current predicament.
This seems to be a reference to Torr from Fallout 2 who has a similar string of interactions with low intelligence players.
This seems to be a reference to Torr from Fallout 2 who has a similar string of interactions with low intelligence players.
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Matthew Perry was cast in Fallout: New Vegas due to being a fan of the previous game; Fallout 3. He also gave away a signed copy of Fallout 3, not because he was in it, but rather just because he claimed it was his favorite game.
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A Wrecked Highwayman can be found half-submerged in mud and, upon finding it, one of two background songs from Fallout 2 ("My Chrysalis Highwayman" or "Gold Slouch") will play. The trunk is filled with Energy ammunition, making it a nod towards the Highwayman in Fallout 2, which used Energy ammo as a fuel source. The original idea for this encounter came from J.E. Sawyer, who originally planned it for the cancelled Van Buren game, which would have included the Tanker FOB in the trunk from Fallout 2.
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In the "Dead Money" DLC, when entering the wine cellar near the bell tower from which the player triggers the Gala Event, the phrase "I AM NOT YOUR MUMMY" is scrawled on the central pillar. This is in reference to the Ghosts' gas masks and the two-part episode of Doctor Who, "The Empty Child and The Doctor Dances".
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If the player chooses to arm Archimedes I and leave Fantastic alive, in the quest "That Lucky Old Sun", upon returning the player will find Fantastic wearing Legion armor and having just killed his co-worker, Ignacio Rivas, stating "Hey man, when in Rome."
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A portrait of the mother and father of Fallout 3's protagonist, The Lone Wanderer, can be found in Vault 21, next to Sarah's bed.
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The Child at Heart perk from Fallout 3 was set to return to New Vegas, but was ultimately cut, most likely because there are very few children in the game. Unused dialogue can still be found within the game's audio files, however.
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The challenge "A Slave Obeys" requires the player to Spoiler:kill Mr. House with the 9 Iron or Nephi's Golf Driver. This is a reference to the original Bioshock, in which the player Spoiler:beats the game's main antagonist, Andrew Ryan, to death with a 9 iron while he repeats the words "A man chooses, a slave obeys."
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The perk "In Shining Armor" doesn't actually do anything. The perk was supposed to give the player an additional +5 Damage Threshold against energy weapons while wearing any metal armor, and +2 while wearing reflective eyewear.
The perk doesn't provide any Damage Threshold boost due to the fact that the parameter that is referenced when checking the skill type of enemy weapons is "Energy" instead of "EnergyWeapons". This means that the function "IsWeaponSkillType" will never return a value that can activate the perk effect, because there is no weapon skill called "Energy".
The perk doesn't provide any Damage Threshold boost due to the fact that the parameter that is referenced when checking the skill type of enemy weapons is "Energy" instead of "EnergyWeapons". This means that the function "IsWeaponSkillType" will never return a value that can activate the perk effect, because there is no weapon skill called "Energy".
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With the Wild Wasteland perk activated, players can find the words "Romanes eunt domus" written on the side of a building in Cottonwood Cove. This is a reference to the Monty Python movie, "Life of Brian", in which Brian attempts to graffiti "Romans go home" on a building in Latin. However, the statement has several translation errors (much to the chagrin of a passing centurion) and literally translates to "People called Romanes they go the house."
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