» Sun Mar 06, 2011 8:39 am
I'd say New Vegas or Freeside (Though honestly, I consider the latter part of the former.) really, New Vegas is the only place I'd actually call a city, and it's a refreshing change of scenery from the barren, uncivilized wasteland. Plus, I have a suite in the Lucky 38 there, and that's really the only default home that has approached satisfying my needs, the Novac motel room just doesn't cut it, added to that, while my original plan was to side with the NCR with my current character, I'm starting to lean more towards Mr. House now.
As to Freeside, I enjoyed some of the quests there. And it's close to the New Vegas Strip, so if it's convenient if you're in the area but want to get away from the bright neon, gambling, and all that. Added to that, it has the only store in the game that specializes in energy weapons, and if I want to buy guns, the Gunrunners are right outside one of the gates. And now that I've gotten on good terms with the locals and the Follower's of the Apocalypse, both parties always make me feel welcome, and the Follower's now offer me a nice discount when trading with them, so I like to sell my items to whatever that woman there is called, if she has enough caps to buy what I want to sell.
I'd also say Jacobstown since it's a super mutant community where the inhabitants are actually sane (Okay, most of them are.) and I like the region where its located, due to feeling quite distinct from the surrounding wasteland, and it was interesting to be able to speak to a character from an earlier Fallout game there, but due to it's somewhat out of the way location and lack of many useful services, I generally only go there if I have business in the area.
Of course, there are a few settlements on that list I haven't visited yet.