Vegas's one and only song, the aforementioned RNV Rebalancing mod was made to add some variety to the radio. Whatever the real reason behind Johnny Guitar being Mr.

To make a long story short, there is a rumor that the reason there are 48 songs in the Fallout3/data/sounds/songs/radionv/ folder and yet only 8 or so play is due to a scripting error. and I've just gone through a rebalancing, you could say! No longer will you hear Johnny Guitar followed by Johnny Guitar followed by another quick playing of Johnny Guitar after installing the RNV Rebalancing Mod! It's also great being able to make the scum of the wasteland pay for their misdeeds and put a little jingle jangle in your pocket. Overall, it feels like something Fallout: New Vegas should have had from the start. I will continue to polish the lip-syncing in future updates, as it is a time-consuming process (and I've gained new respect for voiced mods!).

It includes 436 lines of fully-voiced dialogue (as of version 1.2). This is the path of a bounty hunter - take it or leave it. You will be harried, ambushed, outnumbered, and outgunned. In lieu of mind-boggling puzzles or 'go collect x or y resource'-type quests, you will be confronted with dangerous opponents who are designed to frustrate and kill you. I ask because Someguy2000's New Vegas Bounties I is the first of several planned installments that add bounty quests to track down 'the most malevolent and vile assortment of outlaws in the Mojave Wasteland' in the same style that the vanilla Three Card Bounty quest did.Ī little more about New Vegas Bounties I straight from the author:Īt its core, New Vegas Bounties is an action mod extreme violence and profanity are ubiquitous.

But there's always wanderers willing to do anything for some spare caps.As the title suggests, I've got one question for my Mojave-exploring readers: Are you ready to go bounty hunting?

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