This is in addition to a plethora of post-launch changes based on "questionable" content. In a recent post on the mod's listing on Nexus, the team issued a statement surrounding artwork from one of the modders on the project that was pedophiliac in nature.
While the mod itself was released with a ton of bugs that made it unplayable for many (including feedback on the poor voice acting and writing), that wasn't actually the reason for the pull. So why was it canned so shortly after release? With new characters, new quests, and over 15 hours of new story, this mod was one of a handful that longtime fans couldn't wait to get their hands on. After just a short period of time since it was made available to the public, The Frontier has officially been shut down and this is why.įirst things first: what IS The Frontier? The Frontier is a new Fallout experience set within New Vegas that takes survivors to new snowy terrains in Portland, Oregon. At long last, it was finally released on Nexus Mods at the end of January but the launch was anything but smooth. Hopefully, come December 21, I'll actually be in a position to play this DLC.Fallout: New Vegas The Frontier is a fan-driven mod overhaul project that has been in development for years. "The release of Dead Money illustrates our commitment to creating entertaining add-on content for players to enjoy in already massive games like Fallout: New Vegas.” Sounds fun, though similar to the beginning of Fallout: New Vegas. Here's what Bethesda VP of PR and marketing Pete Hines has to say about this content: "We’re pleased to give fans a chance to expand their experience in Fallout: New Vegas this December with Dead Money,” Hines said in a statement. Dead Money will make its exclusive debut on Xbox Live this December 21.
If the name of the target didn't already tip you off, this content will feature new areas and terrain, as well as new enemies and moral choices, according to Bethesda in a press release this morning. After said deal goes down, you and three other "captured" Wasteland rovers will be asked (or forced) to discover the "legendary treasure of the Sierra Madre Casino" for an unspecified reason.
Dead Money, as it's called, will have you become the victim of a "raw deal" in which your life is threatened. Bethesda is now talking about the first bit of Fallout: New Vegas content, an "exclusive" downloadable joint for the Xbox 360.
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