Since this expansion is very scientific, most of the weapons are energy based, but there are a couple other types here and there. Old World Blues gives you the most useful spoils to date, and most of them are pretty entertaining to use. The Proton Axe: A must have for any melee playerįirst and foremost is the new equipment. Old World Blues spices things up by giving you some cool new equipment, some new monsters to fight, and five more levels to help you further develop your courier into a killing machine. The core game play remains the same completing quests, finding new things and killing mutated abominations are among the activities you will be doing. If you enjoyed New Vegas, you will more than likely enjoy Old World Blues. The voice actors did a great job of giving these characters life, and while there is a lot of dialogue, it is worth listening to because odds are it will make you laugh. Each character has their own unique personality, and I found myself laughing out loud at their stories and colorful vocabulary. The characters you meet have a ton of dialogue jammed into a small piece of DLC, and they perform it all really well. The music remains relatively unchanged in Old World Blues, but the audio really shines in the voice acting. He will talk your ear off, but you will laugh at what he has to say
The labs themselves are hit or miss depending on what cool stuff lies beyond the door, but it is a nice change of pace and definitely a step up from Honest Hearts’ Zion Canyon. Dealing with SCIENCE rather than the rustic atmosphere more common in the other New Vegas add-ons, you will see that there are plenty of abandoned labs and testing facilities to explore, and it is entertaining as ever to go off the beaten path to see something new. While the technical side of the graphics are unchanged, you have a lot more to look at in Old World Blues. The story is very straightforward, but the dialogue keeps it fresh and funny, even if some of the characters are a little long winded. You are transported to a place called “Big MT” and before you know it you’re a lab rat for a group of five scientists who need you to do their bidding in exchange for some vital organs removed from your body. You are dropped in a new (and smaller) open world after investigating another strange radio broadcast, and you are given freedom to explore and deviate from the main quest as you see fit. Old World Blues plays very similar to the core New Vegas experience.
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