Do the questions at the beginning of Fallout: New Vegas matter?

After the Doc has you answer those questions the game lets you redistribute which skills you have tagged .

Does Doc Mitchell test mean anything?

The psychological evaluation is an examination that Doc Mitchell performs on the Courier at the beginning of Fallout: New Vegas. During the tutorial quest, the psychological evaluation serves to mark the player character's tagged skills .

What are the answers to the NCR in Fallout: New Vegas?

When he asks you who the most popular NCR president was, you answer Tandi. When asked where the original NCR capital was located, you answer Shady Sands . And when asked what the NCR's flag is emblazoned with, you answer a double-headed bear.

What is the most annoying enemy in Fallout: New Vegas?

It's Cazadors from Fallout: New Vegas that reign supreme as the universally despised enemy though, for being quick, hard-hitting, and venomous.

What if I choose fast shot and trigger discipline?

Fast Shot multiplies attack speed by 1.2 and accuracy by 0.8, while Trigger Discipline multiplies attack speed by 0.8 and accuracy by 1.2 - effectively ending up with a 4% (= 100% - (100% * 0.8 * 1.2)) decrease of both accuracy and attack speed if both traits are taken.

Can you skip time in Fallout: New Vegas?

To perform this trick, press the button that allows you to "wait an extra hour" right after the timer begins . After doing so, the game will immediately pass time and then go back an hour, providing you with an extra hour that won't cause any issues if you are playing on hardcore mode.

What is the unlock command in Fallout: New Vegas?

unlock – unlock doors, safes, terminals or any other locked containers. You can get the unique ID of an item by clicking on it while you have the console open, causing it to print out on the command line, preferably after you type "unlock " and a space .

Who is the most popular president in Fallout: New Vegas?

If spoken to, they will ask if the Courier is an NCR citizen, and will quiz them with three questions as proof: Question 1 - Who is the most popular NCR President of all time? Answer: President Tandi .

Can you save the NCR president?

The Courier can first defuse the bomb on the vertibird, then go on to the stage where Kimball delivers his speech. The NCR will turn hostile but the quest would not fail. After that, the ongoing speech will be cut and the president will flee safely .

Does Intelligence matter in New Vegas?

"Intelligence affects the Science, Repair and Medicine skills. The higher your Intelligence, the more Skill Points you'll be able to distribute when you level up." Out of all seven S.P.E.C.I.A.L. skills in the game, Intelligence might prove to be the most useful and important .

Do your choices matter in Fallout: New Vegas?

Fallout: New Vegas The main overarching plot doesn't usually change based on your decisions , and the simplistic good or evil style choices of Fallout 3 left many fans underwhelmed. Fallout: New Vegas, however, is the exact opposite.

What's the first thing I should do in Fallout: New Vegas?

From the starting town of Goodsprings, we highly recommend you follow the main quest and go South to the next town, Primm . This will be the easier route to learn New Vegas and also explore and earn XP. You can start the questline around the Vicky and Vance Casino to rescue the deputy and then elect a new sheriff.

Fallout: New Vegas intro (2024)

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New Vegas Strip[]

The intro begins playing the song "Blue Moon" inside the casino of the Lucky 38 with a crooked portrait of the casino, the camera slowly rotating upright and moving away to reveal more of its surroundings. It proceeds to exit the casino, picking up pace as it tours the Strip while "Blue Moon" slowly becomes fainter amidst the background of the carousal about the street.

While on the Strip, we see the main hotels and a mixture of drunk NCR military members and civilians walk in the streets. Three Securitrons startle a pedestrian as they roll towards the Ultra-Luxe. The camera zooms out further to the perimeter of the auroral city to an NCR Veteran Ranger firing a lethal shot from their anti-materiel rifle at an armed Fiend just beyond the confines of New Vegas.

The camera fades out in flames to a distant hillside. A scout uses his binoculars to observe the city of New Vegas and outer Vegas, while explosions faintly ring around the city. Beside him is a banner, bearing the mark of Caesar's Legion. Legionaries rush behind him as a Legion explorer waves them through. Once more, the camera resumes even further from the city distinguishable only by its glow amidst the dark, night air of the Mojave. The scene becomes Goodsprings Cemetery, presently active with a small group of Great Khans digging a shallow grave intended for the unconscious Courier, and a man in a checkered suit standing only feet away, lighting a cigarette. The opening narration begins.

Opening narration[]

Narrated by Ron Perlman.

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	War. War never changes.
	When atomic fire consumed the earth, those who survived did so in great, underground vaults. When they opened, their inhabitants set out across ruins of the old world to build new societies, establish new villages, forming tribes.
	As decades passed, what had been the American southwest united beneath the flag of the New California Republic, dedicated to old-world values of democracy and the rule of law.
	As the Republic grew, so did its needs.
	Scouts spread east, seeking territory and wealth, in the dry and merciless expanse of the Mojave Desert.
	They returned with tales of a city untouched by the warheads that had scorched the rest of the world.
	And a great wall spanning the Colorado River.
	The NCR mobilized its army and sent it east to occupy the Hoover Dam, and restore it to working condition.
	But across the Colorado, another society had arisen under a different flag. A vast army of slaves, forged from the conquest of 86 tribes: Caesar's Legion.
	Four years have passed since the Republic held the Dam - just barely - against the Legion's onslaught.
	The Legion did not retreat.
	Across the river, it gathers strength. Campfires burned, training drums beat.
	Through it all, the New Vegas Strip has stayed open for business under the control of its mysterious overseer, Mr. House.
	And his army of rehabilitated Tribals and police robots.
	You are a courier, hired by the Mojave Express, to deliver a package to the New Vegas Strip.
	What seemed like a simple delivery job has taken a turn ...for the worse.

The Courier slowly regains consciousness. Benny addresses the Courier as his audience, where the following conversation takes place. Afterward, Benny executes the Courier with a gunshot to the head. The screen fades to black and a Bethesda Softworks Presents slide appears, followed by Obsidian Entertainment Production slide, and lastly, a slide reading Fallout: New Vegas. Then the player progresses to the first playable part of the game.

Benny scene[]

Name	Quote
McMurphy	You got what you were after, so pay up.
Benny	You're crying in the rain, pally.
Jessup	Guess who's waking up over here?
Benny	Time to cash out.
McMurphy	Would you get it over with?
Benny	Maybe Khans kill people without looking them in the face, but I ain't a fink, dig?
Benny	You've made your last delivery kid.
Benny	Sorry you got twisted up in this scene.
Benny	From where you're kneeling it must seem like an 18-carat run of bad luck. Truth is... the game was rigged from the start.

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New Vegas Strip[]

Opening narration[]

Benny scene[]

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