The only alternatives? Give everyone in the game power armour, or come up with non-human enemies that are challenging as well as plausible, precisely because their fantastical nature makes it easier to suspend our disbelief. High-detail first-person 3D graphics leave far less to the imagination, and people complained quite a bit in Fallout 3 about how human enemies could sometimes absorb an improbable number of bullets.
a non-lethal headshot can be imagined as a grazing hit. and to get a conflict that isn't over in more than a couple of seconds, that means enemies have to either have lots of armour, be fast and hard to hit, or employ some other trick that makes a fight more than squeezing one or two rounds off.įurthermore, in a game with tactical turn-based combat, it's easy to abstract out a lot of the issues, i.e. Real-time combat means that things move a lot faster (and bullets are fired more often), which also means you can pump more bullets into enemies. New Vegas is a real-time game and some changes are necessary to ensure it's still fun but also challenging. Basically, it comes down to game balance.
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