An ideal chronological order of events walkthrough that will take you through the entire Mojave.Character creation strategies including a run-down of SPECIAL attributes, Skills and Perks.Ultimately, a new overlord of the Mojave will be crowned… but will you place that crown upon the brow of Caesar, the New California Republic, the mysterious ruler of New Vegas… or yourself?

Along the way you’ll have to navigate the political struggles between factions both large and small, making friends and enemies between the various groups as your actions in the Mojave influence your reputation. The delivery goes horribly awry, however, and after you are robbed and nearly killed for the package you were carrying, you must set out in pursuit of your attackers. You are Courier six, an employee of the Mojave Express who has been entrusted with delivering a mysterious Platinum Chip. But the mysterious overlord of New Vegas has his own plans for the future of the Mojave… Stuck in the middle are the residents of Nevada and the jewel in the desert the city of New Vegas. War never changes, and impending conflict looms between the two sides, the prize being the Hoover Dam and control over the Mojave. They’ve expanded east into Nevada, but across the Colorado river to the east a united army of tribals - Caesar’s Legion - have been organized under the guise of ancient Rome. The year is 2281 - two hundred years after the old world was eradicated by nuclear fire - and now the New California Republic has become powerful along the western coast of what used to be the United State of America. It’s slight usefulness is offset by the hassle of having to keep away from enemies to avoid catching yourself in the blast. On top of that, there’s not all that many situations in which you’ll find enough enemies close enough together to cause a useful explosion, much less a chain reaction. In any event, blowing yourself up is not fun, and this perk doesn’t make energy weapons exceptionally more powerful. Sure “Don’t let them get close”, yeah, whatever. The bad part is that you can catch yourself in this blast, making it a hassle any time an enemy gets close to you in combat. Seeing enemies explode into a corona of energy when they die is awfully fun, but the explosion has a fairly short radius, although it can do good damage.

While it’s hard to question the power of Energy Weapons, you still can - and should - question the usefulness of this perk. Another Energy Weapons perk, this one is more of a general perk, as it applies to all Energy Weapons, rather than either lasers or plasma weapons.

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