Difference between revisions of "Fallout: New Vegas"

Some characters exhibit alcoholism, such as Cassidy. The player may also consume alcohol and become physically dependent on it.

There are dogs which have visible brains due to cyber-netic implants, though the term abuse is debatable here as it keeps them alive.

Randomly generated animals are encountered by the player as they go around the game, and these animals are usually heavily mutilated or distorted due to the radiation that surrounds them, e.g a nightstalker is a type of dog that has been merged with a rattle snake.

In a DLC called 'Old World Blues' the character can find a basement where it is heavily implied animals have been tortured and experiment on here. In the same DLC players can splice a dog with a human or a robot.

The player and other Non-Player Characters can kill the animals roaming the game's universe.

Although there is no trace of fish or any other aquatic creatures in the game that can cause damage, many pools of water across the game are radiated. The radiation has negative effects on player and although it doesn't cause direct damage, it can make the character weaker due to excessive radiation exposure.

Homophobic, sexist, ableist language is frequent in this game. There are no racial slurs.

Humans, animals and almost every killable entity in the game (excluding robots) bleed.

There are severally mutilated human beings that have been deformed by radiation, e.g. centaurs and ghouls. Some are non-sentient and attack on sight, and some can be talked to, so the camera focus's on their faces which are quite mutilated.

Non-animate skeletons can be found across the universe, along with the still alive ghouls which look very skeleton-like.

Before the events of the game there was an incident where soldiers were trapped in trauma harnesses and starved to death, becoming nothing but skeletons. They can be encountered in the game.

Some mentions of brainwashing via white noise can be found in the game's universe.

The "Old World Blues" DLC has brainwashing themes throughout the game. It is revealed that the Player Character is the only person not brainwashed.

Some enemies found in the game are dogs.

The White Glove Society, located on the New Vegas strip, were once cannibals. A major mission involves investigating someone who wishes to revive their old practices. The player can choose to allow the cannibalism to occur and can even sacrifice one of their companions for the banquet.

Cannibalism is a perk that characters can take, allowing them to consume dead humans for health.

There are some rooms in the game which are rather small. Buildings are destroyed and dark which can created a claustrophobic atmosphere.

Along with the game's day-night system causing the entire game world to go dark during night, there are several indoor locations which are designed to be dark and fear-inducing.

There are plenty of corpses scattered around the place as decoration, like skeletons. Some (found in raider camps) are heavily mutilated. More corpses are created via combat.

Companions can die in this game.

The Legion, a society based on the ancient Roman Empire, is known to hold slaves. Freed slaves will talk about their experiences.

It is possible to sell a companion into slavery.

The premise of the game is that a nuclear disaster happened prior to the events of the game, thus the events of the game are the result of that disaster. Lawlessness in particular is highly portrayed.

War is a common theme in the game and the main plot resolves when multiple factions battle for control of New Vegas.

Soldiers wounded in battle are mentioned when trauma harnesses are explained.

The games are set in a world full of disease, radiation being the biggest one in the context of deforming and mutating all living things it affected. The player can get radiation sickness.

If submerged in a body of water for too long, the Player Character can drown.

The zap glove is a weapon that allows the player to electrocute enemies.

Explosions often occur in the game. This ranges from great explosion of the nuclear bomb that set the atmosphere of the games to a mini nuke launcher you can carry around in your inventory and simple grenades or bottlecap bombs.

One character has a eye patch, implying some sort of eye trauma.

Sometimes when people are shot their eyes come out of their head.

Fire is also present in the games as Molotov cocktails and flamethrowers.

Almost all living creatures can be turned into graphically depicted body parts, be it the head, arms, or individual parts of the face. Mutilated bodies can be found around the place, or created by the player.

The player causes harm to enemies just as they cause harm to them. There is plenty of blood and gore in fight scenes.

Guns are extremely common and are a core game mechanic for this game.

Some places include large hills which the player has to climb up. The player can look down and see the ground below.

There's a room in the Lucky 38 where the player can see over the whole of the wasteland.

A prostitute implies that a group called the Legion are very homophobic, and a character in the NCR implies that homosexual behavior is frowned on in the NCR.

Giant insects can be fought in game, e.g Giant Mantis. A mod exists that replaces most insects with ghouls [here http://www.nexusmods.com/newvegas/mods/49800/].

Although there are no scripted jump scares, the player can be scared by certain enemies which normally stay in a low profile pose only to rise up when the player comes near, e.g. Giant mantises hide in the foliage of a flora-infested Vault only to strike when the player lets themselves be known.

This happens in a DLC called Old World Blues, the character is taken against their will and experimented on.

The player can also kidnap someone for a group of cannibals, who have kidnapped someone else before hand.

In the "Dead Money" DLC Christine is trapped in an auto doc and has her vocal chords cut without anesthesia for hours

There's a doctor who recommends seeing a real doctor after you visit her.

The games have countless examples of murder, be it Non-Player Characters murdering other Non-Player Characters or the Player Character killing others.

Limbs can be crippled, and when another character dies sometimes their limbs can come off.

Some characters have signs of mutilation, for example there's someone who has an eyepatch, and another character in a DLC whose whole body has scars on it.

Ghouls have been graphically mutilated due to radiation.

Some drugs in the game are used via needles.

When going to a doctor they will pull out a needle before the screen goes black.

The Player Character never uses needles or is injected with needles on screen.

Some female prostitutes breasts are covered with a thin piece of tape, male prostitutes usually have no shirts at all.

When characters are stripped of their gear, they are left in only their underwear.

The characters in the game constantly use offensive language, along with mildly bigoted words. The language is most often used by the violent inhabitants of the wastes, such as fiends and bandits.

A large part of the game's People of Color population is sent to roam the wastes or ruined homes, implying some underlying racist issues. However, there is no example of anyone being openly racist and openly expressing their opinions to the Player Character.

The game contains mutated, exceptionally large rats, along with pig and mole rats.

The game contains mutated exceptionally large reptiles, such as geckos.

In the "Dead Money" DLC, Dog/God harms to suppress their alternate personalities.

There is plenty of sex in this game due to it having a large amount of prostitutes. Sex is not shown on screen.

A character tells the player she has been raped, and the player has to get her a therapist.

It is implied that slaves are raped, and one character jokes about being 'ass raped'.

Prostitutes, male, female, and ghoulified, are all wearing extremely provocative clothing. A lot of them are strippers and pole dancers as well, and their only reason for being in the game is to dance in front of the player. Players can pay certain prostitutes (mostly women) to have sex with them.

The game sexualizes women, e.g. a clothing composed of pants and a white t-shirt unexplainably changes to pants and a tank top if a female character were to wear it.

There are Confirmed Bachelor/Ladykiller/Black Widow/Cherz la Femme perks which are the player exploiting people sexually.

Caesar's Legion is heavily misogynistic, and enslaves specifically women

There are many slaves in the legion that are implied to have been used for sexual slavery.

Gommorrah, one of the casinos, also has sex slaves.

One prostitute states they wish they could stop being a prostitute, but due to someone blackmailing her she can not stop.

Caesar's Legion is heavily misogynistic, and enslaves specifically women.

One quest has the Player Character save some people, especially a young girl who was going to be sold into sexual slavery.

There are lots of slaves in this game. Only one group seems to have them.

One quest has the Player Character save some people, especially a young girl who was going to be sold into sexual slavery.

In the DLC 'Dead Money' the player is forced to, along with a group of Non-Player Characters, to break into a casino, otherwise they will be killed.

The universe is full of people addicted to drugs and alcohol, and the player can actually get addicted to addictive substances themselves.

If Arcade is sold into slavery, he will ultimately commit suicide.

The player has the option to torture a Legion soldier.

In the "Dead Money" DLC Christine is trapped in an auto doc and has her vocal chords cut without anesthesia for hours.

Ghouls, while technically not undead, feature many traits associated with the undead.

Before the events of the game there was an incident where soldiers were trapped in trauma harnesses and starved to death, becoming nothing but skeletons and behave as though undead. They can be encountered in the game.

Every Non-Player Character that the Player Character meets is at least somewhat verbally abusive towards them.

Non-Player Characters are also verbally abusive towards one another throughout the game.

There is a young girl who is a slave and there are mentions of the Legion using children as soldiers.

It is not possible to kill children in game, although they can be harmed.

There are all kinds of weapons in this game, from guns to swords. Almost every character has some form of weapon.