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> I had quite a few near playthrough-ruining bugs.

Sounds like it preserved the core authentic experience then.

I tried to play NV vanilla a few months ago and ran into multiple of these within the first couple hours. Never went back

I forget the name, but there's a mod fix pack for every fallout game.

The mod does its job beautifully: it allows players to play The Capitol Beltway with their Fallout: NV crew and mechanics.

F:NV was the better game, but even as a huge NV fan, exploring post-apocalyptic DC and its suburbs was way more enjoyable a locale than exploring the nuked desert. This gives the best of both worlds.

I agree that the capitol area was amazing, but the design of the game, characters, and experience in NV felt far more fallout-like than 3, which makes sense given who made it.

Fallout NV is an amazing game but its largely composed of bugs.

That's, why modders exits and are active even today. Bigfixes for FNV are complex and makes game absolute solid piece of game.