Autumn Leaves

Think you were done with the Mojave, Courier?

Did you really believe you could get on with your life, as if those bullets didn't scramble your brain?

Think again.

1. Features

A Dlc-sized Quest Mod with :

• []More than 2000 Pro-Voiced Lines

  []8 New Quests with several routes and resolutions

  []7 to 10 Hours of Gameplay

  []29 New Perks - with a twist!

  []Hilarious Participation of Johnny Utah, from NewGrounds fame

  []Multiple Endings with corresponding Slideshows

• Original Soundtrack by Pablo Coma (Free To Download Here!)

  2. The Story So Far

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  3. Installation

  -Simply unzip the file into your /Fallout New Vegas/Data folder.

  -By default, using Steam, it's in the : Steam/Steamapps/common/Fallout New Vegas/Data

  -Launch Fallout New Vegas, in the starting menu, click on "Data Files" and check the "Autumn Leaves" Box.

  4. Where to Start?

  As soon as you get outside, your Pip-Boy will pick-up a new radio signal - as New Vegas does for all new DLCs - and add a new Marker on your World Map :

  Hypatia, where Autumn Leaves takes place. You will be able to fast-travel there, if you choose so. It's east of Novac.

  - What's the ideal character level for playing Autumn Leaves?

  Autumn Leaves content is accessible to all characters. Its rewards - New Exclusive Perks - will be interesting for Low Level and High Level characters alike.

  Hypatia is situated not far from Novac for a reason, though, skill checks are mainly aimed for a low-mid level character, as the Courier is supposed to be around these parts. There is also one quest influenced by what you did in New Vegas up to that point.

  Anyhow, level 1 or level 50, feel free to tackle Hypatia when you feel like it.

  It is recommended to play in Hardcore, as some interactions only unlock in that mode.

  - What's the general feel of the mod? What are your inspirations?

  The previous Fallouts, Planescape : Torment, Arcanum. These games had such an impact on how I see RPG that I wouldn’t be able to escape their influence, even if I wanted to. These games are heavily-based on investigation, skill checks, player choices and dialogs. I'm kinda old-school, that way, and wish to pay tribute to the guys that made those games.