And Now it's A Habit: OC on Honest Hearts

Overcast · 05-21-2011, 03:13 AM

Yeah I was Hardcore/DEAR GOD WHY and with a guns character. With bad perception, so even when I found my first machine gun I was still doomed. And come to think of it I still haven't gotten any implants yet. The post-bell tower run for your life moment was a bad dream for me. I had up to that point been relying on my stealth and the fact that bear trap fists were pretty big damage, but the alarms seemed to have made them all looking for me. Combined with the radios, the clouds, the endless traps, and everything and I was wrecked.

But being trapped kinda forced the story in that matter. I will agree that Honest Hearts let you get more immersed in the landscape since it wasn't always trying to kill you.

I've never been so bothered by the UNABLE TO SELL thing though. I think that in Dead Money there just wasn't too much for me to hold onto, there was one new gun that I didn't want to hold onto, and one pretty excellent light armor. And one sample of gold, because I had to take one. And maybe someone's robe. Okay so memorabilia, but even in Honest Hearts if I had that problem I'd still have to drag my ass since selling them wasn't what I wanted, just wanted something to stare at. And I am just made of caps, so I just drop what I don't think is interesting.

I really dug the new .45 Auto. I'm a stealth gunner so it was a sweet new holdout once I got a silencer on it.

05-21-2011, 03:13 AM	#3
Overcast Cinderella Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Trespassing in the graveyard Posts: 3,076	Yeah I was Hardcore/DEAR GOD WHY and with a guns character. With bad perception, so even when I found my first machine gun I was still doomed. And come to think of it I still haven't gotten any implants yet. The post-bell tower run for your life moment was a bad dream for me. I had up to that point been relying on my stealth and the fact that bear trap fists were pretty big damage, but the alarms seemed to have made them all looking for me. Combined with the radios, the clouds, the endless traps, and everything and I was wrecked. But being trapped kinda forced the story in that matter. I will agree that Honest Hearts let you get more immersed in the landscape since it wasn't always trying to kill you. I've never been so bothered by the UNABLE TO SELL thing though. I think that in Dead Money there just wasn't too much for me to hold onto, there was one new gun that I didn't want to hold onto, and one pretty excellent light armor. And one sample of gold, because I had to take one. And maybe someone's robe. Okay so memorabilia, but even in Honest Hearts if I had that problem I'd still have to drag my ass since selling them wasn't what I wanted, just wanted something to stare at. And I am just made of caps, so I just drop what I don't think is interesting. I really dug the new .45 Auto. I'm a stealth gunner so it was a sweet new holdout once I got a silencer on it. __________________ Time to bust out the glow sticks!