All the other robots of the think tank were pretty cool though. Klein was too overly dramatic for me to the point I found him rather annoying. The new npcs you meet all of whom are robots are rather interesting. I had fun collecting the new weapons as well, I am still amused by the cyberdog gun. I still can’t decide what scared me more in the dlc the y-17 trauma over-ride harness or the lobomites. This fallout confession rings very true for me It also makes a reference to at least 2 characters you will eventually meet in another dlc. I only know that Lonesome Road is meant to be played last in general maybe? Since Old World Blues mentions to Ulysses, providing some more information and he also makes mentions of talking to the think tank when you meet him. Actually, I am not sure if there is a correct order to which dlcs you should play. Also, considering I didn’t play this in the correct order technically. The introduction for the dlc was a little long for me, but then again its just me since I am usually impatient I eventually ended up paying attention to the intro so I could get the back-story and understand what was going on. Besides, I really wanted the stealth suit and create Roxie the cyber-dog in this dlc. Just a quick warning before I get into typing about this dlc….spoilers will be found in this post.ĭeciding to delay other quests from the main quest line (such as confronting Benny) and the other dlcs, mainly because I do not feel like doing them yet (also, I want to delay doing Dead Money). So, finally getting back into Fallout New Vegas after playing more than a week of L4D2 mutations.

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