Fallout Fan Adds A Legion Radio Station To New Vegas
Fallout: New Vegas' factions are iconic, with fans still debating which one gets you the best ending. However, one thing we can all agree on is that the Legion is lacking the content of its rivals, with many fans complaining that the game doesn't take enough time to flesh the faction out.
However, this mod from Nexus users ToxicWhiteout and TheNeoCypher could go a long way in changing that. Imperium Radio, as the same suggests, is a radio station operated by Caesar's Legion. The fan-made radio station contains a bunch of new tracks and even a fully voice-acted host, reading out news bulletins with a very different spin than Mr. New Vegas' programme.
"Imperium Radio is a brand new Legion propaganda and music station with a professionally-voiced DJ (voiced by TheNeoCypher) who will react to events in-game, most of which can be influenced by the player's actions," reads the mod's description. "You have the choice to lead the Legion to victory and let their triumphs echo across the wasteland, or thwart their expansion attempts and listen to their reactions!"
The mod also unlocks a new location, Imperium Radio HQ, where the show is broadcast from. If you're on an anti-Legion run, you can rock up and shut them down for good. On the other hand, I reckon I'll leave them be, and let them report on their inevitable downfall at the hands of a courier who just got shot in the head.
If you're interested in picking up the mod for yourself, you might run into some issues over on Nexus Mods. Ever since the success of the Fallout show, the popularity of the games has skyrocketed, which inevitably means a whole lot of us are downloading mods at the same time. This crashed Nexus Mods over the weekend, and there were still issues being reported this morning.
Therefore, it's no surprise to learn that more Fallout mods are being downloaded now than ever before. Both Fallout 4 and New Vegas have smashed previous Nexus Mods records, as it looks like a whole lot of us can't even
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