A new Fallout: New Vegas mod promises to return stuff that was removed from the original version of the game, ostensibly owing to technical concerns with the current console releases on PS3 and Xbox 360.
They are primarily details and technological features that were removed for optimization reasons from the PC edition where they were originally intended, owing to the problems that these produced in the console versions issued at the time of launch, according to reports.
These details should be restored with the Improved New Vegas mod, adding a little to the look of the original Fallout: New Vegas setting.
For example, some artificial intelligence algorithms that were omitted in the normal version are reintroduced: with the mod, characters can be observed moving more frequently, visiting different locations, and doing different acts.
More personalities and creatures are introduced to the screen, further enriching the game’s backdrop of the Mojave Wasteland. It is still in development, therefore it is not the final form, but this edition of the mod succeeds to return a more vibrant and dynamic look of Fallout: New Vegas.
To compare the differences between the mod and the standard version of the game, visit Nexus Mods at this link. For the remainder, Fallout: New Vegas remains one of the most popular RPGs among gamers, with frequent reworks such as the latest “remake” on Unreal Engine 5. We also learn what one of the game’s authors, Chris Avellone, feels about a prospective Fallout: New Vegas 2 sequel.