The Courier's brain can be implanted into the Courier's skull after the end of Old World Blues by using the "Swap Bodyparts" option on the Sink's Auto-Doc; this gives the Big Brained perk. Like the spine and heart, the brain can be taken out and put back in at any time.
you cannot, sir. the only DLC you can leave prematurely is Lonesome Road.
Anywhere around 12 to 18 should be good. Old World Blues spoils parts of Dead Money though, so it's best to play after Dead Money.
Though only a temporary companion due to her location limitation, Roxie is the only companion in Old World Blues add-on.
All Styles
| Single-Player | Polled | Median |
|---|
| Main Story | 25 | 6h 48m |
| Main + Extras | 49 | 8h |
| Completionists | 30 | 10h 27m |
| All PlayStyles | 104 | 8h |
There will be no post-endgame exploration, and if you want to complete more side-quests you'll have to go back to an old save, Zelda-style. Or just start again. The reasoning is that the ending Obsidian wants to give the game will be stronger if the player can't continue after it.
Just need a bit of help, how do you exit from the area where Old World Blues is set and get back to the Mojave? Equip the 'Big Mountain Transportalponder!' and press RT.
LoL, no, there's no way the Courier is a synth. First off, spoilers: Also, the Mojave is on the other side of the USA; it would take a VERY long time for a synth to get there from the Commonwealth (it's implied that it took Kellogg a decade to get from NCR to the Commonwealth).
The Courier was intercepted by Benny, who then shot the Courier in the head twice and left them for dead, buried alive in a shallow grave in the Goodsprings cemetery. The Courier was dug out by Victor, a friendly Securitron under Mr. House's control.
User Info: grand_kaizer. It's the Las Vegas Vault, so it's the basically the game's primary Vault, and it's the jumpsuit you get given by Doc Mitchell at the start of the game. Hence why Vault 21 is there, and hence why the Courier is represented wearing that Vault jumpsuit.
The Courier doesn't have amnesia, he is not from the Mojave, he seems to come from NCR territory, he never asks what is the NCR but rather what people think about them, the Divide destruction could have happened after he was already on another city making another delivery.
Based off the descriptions provided by notes and NPCs in-game, the location of the Big MT is likely the real-world "Kingston Peak". It is located south of the Divide and Las Vegas, and is also in a remote area making supply lines difficult for the NCR.
Along the way, the Courier accidentally launched a nuclear warhead from the Ashton missile silo, that destroyed an area of the Divide all over again, creating the Courier's Mile.
We know that in Fallout 2, The Chosen one's ancestor was the Vault dweller from Fallout 1. The Vault Dweller was sent outside of Vault 13 to recover a Water chip and kill the Master. Once he came back, he was kicked out of the Vault.
The Divide is a common term for a stretch of devastated land in the northwestern Mojave Wasteland, in the Amargosa Valley, on top of the Nevada/California border with Big MT to the south of the area.
Kellogg is The Courier from NV. He is known to have been old enough, he is a spry 108 in F4, so being 10 years younger in NV wouldn't be an issue.
no romance. And much less for female characters. Boone's a badass, but he's hurt. His character is deep, and has plenty of opportunity for expansion.
The Big Mountain Research and Development Center, alternately known as Big MT, Big Empty, or simply the Crater was a privately owned pre-War defense contractor and research center located in the Southwest Commonwealth, south of Hopeville. It serves as the game-world for the Fallout: New Vegas add-on Old World Blues.
