New Vegas Mod The Frontier is finally out

It was released a few years ago last Friday and it was such a big release that Nexus Mods brought it. Fallout: The Frontier is essentially a new game, based on Fallout: New Vegas.

The border has been kicking several years, and it’s easy to see why. It’s a little more ambitious than some new missions and characters; The border is located in Portland, Oregon, and it is a new map approximately of the same size how New VegasMojave and almost as large as Fallout 3.

According to the modifications Nexus Mods page, The border has three main mission lines: align with the Republic of New California, the Northern Legion, or the Steel Crusaders, and more than 60 side missions, as well as new items and additions to your Courier’s arsenal . There are also “tens of thousands” of new lines of dialogue with voice. Oh, and you can drive tanks, vertibirds, and cars.

Anecdotally, it seems to have resurfaced a bit Fallout: New Vegas in the game in general. Seriously, the number of people who, regardless of each other, told me they would relocate New Vegas during these last few holidays it was a little amazing.

All this means that it makes sense that between the anticipation of The borderthe release and the love revived by New Vegas, the actual release of the modification brought some traffic. When it was released last Friday, the downloaders hammered the servers from the popular Nexus Mods hosting site. The next day, the Border equipment thanked everyone who helped “crash into Nexus” and all those who offer support and thanks in the first 24 hours of its publication.

Fortunately, things have returned to normal and the modification can be completely downloaded right now Nexus Mods. There is also one Steam page running, for those who care a little about the process of modifying Fallout: New Vegas, although no date has been set yet. There are also helpful guides for picking up possible modifiers for the first time The border, so don’t get too scared by the process. It still involves a bit of work, but compared to the old days of modding, it’s a much smoother process.

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