Just because you work for the Legion, does not mean you have sided with them, until a certain point along the way, and that will be pretty obvious. You don't need to do this, but it is a good way to get the game started without picking a side first. At that time, the Legion will invite you to the Fort.
I would wait until you have followed the first act of the Main Quest and had your first meetings with Benny and Mr House. However, to get Legion quests started, you have to go to Cottonwood Cove and travel to the Fort to get the first quest. There are a number of quests that overlap the NCR, so that you approach them differently as you are Legion even though you are talking to the same NPCs. It’s set before the events of the Battle of Hoover Dam, so that places it within the overarching Fallout timeline, but apart from the familiar factions, The Frontier is a wholly new Fallout story to explore and experience.While the game is skewwed more to the NCR than the Legion, there are a number of Legion quests, and they get a bit involved. This is a truly astonishing mod – not only does it add a new map that’s roughly the size of New Vegas’ Mojave, it also adds drivable vehicles, loads of new armours and more than 150 new weapons, and a thoughtfully written, mature storyline that doesn’t shy away from showing players the horrific ravages of nuclear war.
However, many of the players remain the same: You’re a Courier, and you find yourself in the midst of a conflict between the New California Republic and the brutal Caesar’s Legion factions, and its three main questlines will take you beneath Portland’s streets to discover the city’s pre-war secrets.
The Fallout modding community is buzzing today thanks to the release of Fallout – The Frontier, a gigantic mod project for Fallout: New Vegas that adds a full new game’s worth of content to Obsidian’s iconic RPG game.įallout – The Frontier moves the action to the snowy streets of Portland, Oregon.
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