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However, PushTheWinButton decided not to restore these NPCs to Fallout: New Vegas. In addition to the 12 restored NPCs, an additional four Securitrons and seven Troopers were also placed into the Strip but disabled. While all of these NPCs were mostly implemented into the script, some were lacking placement markers and AI packages, and so PushTheWinButton assigned them generic AI. In total, the mod recovers five gamblers, four travelers, one Military Police Trooper, one New California Republic Trooper, and one Securitron. “The Strip NPCs Uncut” mod fully restores many of these characters to their rightful places. Ultimately, they were removed before the launch of Fallout: New Vegas, likely for performance reasons. A new mod called “The Strip NPCs Uncut – Content Restoration” places a number of cut non-player characters back onto the New Vegas Strip, which has always seemed a bit barren and underpopulated in Fallout: New Vegas for a hub of the West.Īccording to PushTheWinButton, many functional NPCs had already been placed around the Strip and mostly implemented into the game scripts related to the area. It turns out that the game as released to the public was not entirely the one originally envisioned by the developers, and a modder going by the name of PushTheWinButton has set out to fix that. RELATED: 5 Mods to Make Fallout: New Vegas Feel Like New in 2021

Requests, rumors, and supposed leaks about the development of Fallout: New Vegas 2 have abounded almost since the release of Fallout: New Vegas and, despite the game’s age, it retains an active community of fans and modders, many of whom maintain that Obsidian’s entry is the best in the series. The follow-up to Fallout 3, Obsidian’s foray into the post-nuclear wasteland of 2281 takes players to Arizona, California, and Nevada over 200 years after the bombs dropped during The Great War. Obsidian Entertainment’s Fallout: New Vegaslaunched on multiple platforms over a decade ago in 2010.