Amazon's critically acclaimed Fallout TV show has kicked off something of a renaissance for the beloved post-apocalyptic RPG franchise, with an ongoing Fallout player count resurgence making the games more popular than they've been in years. Alongside Bethesda's Fallout 4 and Fallout 76, one of the titles that's benefitted from this the most is Obsidian Entertainment's Fallout: New Vegas.
New Vegas is generally considered by most to be the best game in the series, with fans loving its deep roleplaying, nuanced writing, top-notch world design, and high-quality DLCs (its combat is a step up from Fallout 3, too, though the newer titles have the ultimate edge in that department). One big issue with it, though, is that it's notorious for its crashes and bugs — something that the thousands of new players checking it out right now are no doubt finding out firsthand.
