Daughters of Ares -TTW Patch Review
The Daughters of Ares has been created by Obsidian as one of two games mods created for the game New Vegas. The other game in the series, Fall of Man, was created by the now bankrupt game developer Valve Corporation. The two games share a lot in common and were made with an emphasis on character and their quests. So it makes sense that the two games would share one mod, but how can you choose from the Daughters of Ares mod? This article will give you some information on how you can choose from this great mod pack for New Vegas.
The main difference between the two games is primarily in the quests and content that are created by Obsidian, the developers of Daughters of Ares. This mod was created for Fallout New Vegas, but the structure, quests, and the general atmosphere is very much like the design of the Fall of Man mod. The difference lies primarily in the voiceovers and the graphics that are created for the characters of this game. However, the voiceovers and graphics were created specifically for this mod so they do not look anything like the faces of the characters in the actual game. The dialogue and writing are generic at best but is still quite enjoyable, especially considering the circumstances of the characters.
When you choose to download and install the Daughters of Ares -TTW Patch, you will gain access to many different characters you can choose to accompany you through your journey through the Divide. Each of the characters is different in their own rights as well as the quests they can undertake, so you will need to consider your own preferences when choosing which character to start with and how to proceed through the game. You can choose from male or female characters to accompany you, the player can choose to play as a robot, warrior, scholar, shaman, or more, you can choose to follow a path, or you can simply explore the landscapes of Mother Marshes and the surrounding area. The overall layout is great with some great scenery and the touch of reality, the developers added to make the world feel like it belongs.
