Fallout: New Vegas Mod Adds A New, Fully-Voiced Companion With A Unique Backstory

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The Mojave Wasteland can be a lonely place even with ' companions, so those players looking for a fresh face to accompany them on their adventures should check out this incredible new mod. is widely remembered as the game with the best writing, an attribute that's felt in its quest design and the various characters players can recruit as backup in their quest for revenge. Boone's sniping makes the game a touch easy and Rex's mechanical barks are a bit unsettling, so why not throw a former Raider into the party?

Posted to Nexus Mods by creator Craftian, their simply titled «Rosa» adds the eponymous NPC into as a recruitable companion, and while that's impressive in and of itself, what makes the package even better is the detail on display. Rosa comes equipped with a complete backstory, custom quests, and over 900 lines of voiced dialogue to make her feel like an organic addition to the universe. Not only can she chat with the Courier, but she'll also offer insight into the various factions, side quests, and locations she encounters on her journeys.

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Rosa is brought to life not just as a result of the mod's extensive dialogue but also in terms of the abilities she brings to the party. She sports a unique custom perk, outfit, and melee and ranged weapons that make her especially lethal in combat, befitting the history of someone who used to run with the infamous Raider gang known as the Fiends. Her personal quests are designed to organically fit into ' storyline and the factions at play, meaning there likely won't be a point where Rosa feels out of touch with the rest of the game.

To make matters better, Craftian is looking to release further updates that will make Rosa even more of an asset to players. She'll eventually be compatible with ' DLC expansions, so while she's not quite ready to take on and, just yet, give