I think this has encouraged me to take interest in taking games apar, and doing what others call impossible.” “I was pretty mischievous when I was a kid as I used to like finding cheats in games. “I’ve never really published or participated in the modding community until now,” Brierley told The Daily Dot via email. If someone else in your game decides to kill every inhabitant of New Vegas, you won’t be able to gamble, or buy and sell items, or do anything that requires other characters to interact with. The other ingredient-a stable world for all the players to share-may be much more tricky to solve, because in Fallout: New Vegas you can kill just about everyone.
Instead of a game world that’s independent of who’s logged on, players would use Brierley’s mod to connect to each others’ computers.īut if and when it becomes possible to host a co-op session of New Vegas on an external server, that will satisfy one of two key ingredients an MMO requires. The mod does not technically create a Fallout MMO-yet. The mod would create player-versus-player combat, as well and co-op exploration of the Mojave Wasteland that surrounds the city of New Vegas. Jak Brierley, a 19-year-old games development student at the University of Central Lancashire, is developing a mod that would allow for cooperative play of Fallout: New Vegas on PC. Can you imagine teaming up with a dozen of your friends to take down raider gangs, brutal warlords, and mutant monsters in the nuclear wastelands of Fallout?
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