The fact that it feels unfulfilling may well be entirely intentional as well. The artists got the look of it down perfectly.
It's also somewhat obvious that the strip belongs to Obsidians history of more was planned than actually could have been implented in the game due to technical limitations.Īmanda Furtado Posts: 3454 Joined: Fri 4:22 pm Also I found all the casinos to be rather well designed from an artistic standpoint.) Yup, as it stands the strip was PR crap (though I loved the gambling and the few quests that started there. not that of the in game residents or the pre-release game info. Overall, as Raven says, the Strip just does NOT live up to the hype. However, I did think that "Beyond the Beef" was cool, just to be fair. The few quests tied to each casino are just slight disappointing. same bot at the door challenging you for your weapons. To me, and this is just my opinion, the casinos are all the same. It's also a source of some of my disappointment with Obsidian since a lot of the hype for NV revolved around how "exciting" the Strip would be in the game. The Strip is boring because there is nothing really going on there. However, it doesn't take long at all for these scripted behaviours to seem. I mean, it's all well and good for the original funny moment seeing some random NCR NCP puking in the street or on a tree, or dancing in a fountain while being scolded by a robot. I would go on to say that it's not just the lack of characters present on the Strip, but the depth of the characters who are present. They didn't add enough people or random activities I think. Everywhere you go it is described as being the best place in Vegas and the most populated but unfortunately this is not the case. I think it is because of the lack of characters present on the Strip.
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