They also mention that weapons degrade faster in hardcoe mode, but I'm fairly certain that was debunked by J. Sawyer or one of the developers in another article or here on the forums. I think.
Otherwise, it's an interesting read, even if it's nothing new for most people. http://play.tm/preview/31810/fallout-new-vegas/
And of course, no wild-west town is complete without a viscous posse holding the town to ransom, which Goodsprings provides in the form of Joe Cobb and the Powder Gang. Your first proper mission sees you employed by a desperate Mayor to release the town from their nefarious clutches.
Incidentally, it's worth noting that the Powder Gang were set to appear in the original, abandoned Fallout 3 (codenamed Van Buren) from Black Isle, the creators of the first two games in the series. With many in that team moving to Obsidian in 2003, it's only fitting that the Powder Gang should make their return here.
Now, as this is a Fallout game your choices in how to deal with Cobb are as open as the wilderness that surrounds you. In this particular case, for example, you can pal up with him, use the gift of the gab to find some alternative solution, or just shoot him and his friends in the face. We chose the latter, resulting in the increased affections of the Goodsprings townsfolk. We were 'accepted.'
Incidentally, it's worth noting that the Powder Gang were set to appear in the original, abandoned Fallout 3 (codenamed Van Buren) from Black Isle, the creators of the first two games in the series. With many in that team moving to Obsidian in 2003, it's only fitting that the Powder Gang should make their return here.
Now, as this is a Fallout game your choices in how to deal with Cobb are as open as the wilderness that surrounds you. In this particular case, for example, you can pal up with him, use the gift of the gab to find some alternative solution, or just shoot him and his friends in the face. We chose the latter, resulting in the increased affections of the Goodsprings townsfolk. We were 'accepted.'
