However, if you want some strange advice (and the reason why I quit this mod), this game doesn't give handouts hell, if you go for the 'vintage' start in the Legion Safehouse, it gives you the grand total of a single crappy pistol with 2 bullets, a tire iron, a couple throwables and sum BEANS. The mod, not the thread I will keep mantaining this baby for a long while. Grab the Master Key in it, go back to the beginning area, and there you should be able to go back to the (probably cannibal-infested) surface. Also the way to get out of them is SPOILERS: There is a safe under the Thorn's Monument. Well, they are horribly hard, filled with DUST-enhanced Ghost People and have no way to get out until you get to the end. Tirrene: You probably suspect the sewers are gonna be hell (on account of seeing loads of ads about how great and safe they are). There IS a tribal there, but if you manage to kill him, you can just wait until you are Hidden again, walk out, sneak VATS the closest tribal, and walk back in. Tirrene: If you are having trouble in Burned Bulls Camp (because you started at the Legion safehouse or whatever reason), note that for some reason enemies won't follow you into the general store.

The same applies to any changes that would be made to the discussion's format (the 'moving the information to the main post' thing I did so people who wanted quick and easy access to the information could get just that, but if it's considered a foie gras, I'll remove it.)

PS: I created this discussion here because it felt like the best place to post it, but if it's not quite the place, I'll be glad to move it elsewhere, as directed by whoever knows that stuff. Advice that is judged as correct and useful will be uploaded onto the main article (with the poster's username, of course) so information is located more easily. Of course, I'd appreciate it too if those who have played it posted their own advice, and those who haven't played it can post questions about perk viability and such. So, I have decided to basically namedrop it so other people will think of trying it out, and while I'm at it, leave tips and tricks that allowed my character to survive. Lore aside, this game is hard as rusted nails covered in some other second hard material, and there really isn't any sort of mention of it anywhere in this page. You may have heard of its successor, FROST for Fallout 4 if you have, basically it's the same deal, only instead of happening right after the Great War, it happens 20 years after New Vegas proper, in what you may call 'the dark timeline'. So about a week ago I decided to download the mod DUST for Fallout New Vegas.

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