Maybe there should be a link to the FNV G.E.C.K, 'cause I can't find it.We liked: The setting, even though it's familiarįrom the RPG elements down to the environment, with a few additional new features to boot, this is largely what you've been expecting. It's after the US release at 1:44 AM and the GECK isn't released yet. New Vegas GECK on the 19th US release date? Also, if you're searching for it, you're my likely to type G.E.C.K than the whole name. I think the name of this page should remain unchanged, since it's not an ingame item, but rather a piece of software associated with the game. Nukey ( Talk) (User blog:AreYouGoingToEatThatNuke?|Blog) 16:53, Ma(UTC) This isn't some simple little build-a-level thing, this is the thing they used to make the game with (albiet with a few bits that they absolutely don't want us to futz with removed).- MadCat221 05:57, 2 January 2009 (UTC) to which you would probably also complain about. Lastly, because it'd take significant dev time, they would want to recoup that in the form of a fee for acquiring it. Furthermore, to adapt it to the consoles would take a LOT more dev time than to release it for a setup for which it was designed to work on to begin with. Also, many game editors require even more hardware capacity than the game themselves, and the GECK can certainly eat it up. A mouse and keyboard are a veritable necessity. The GECK, like the Oblivion and Morrowind CSes before it, are very PC interface-dependent. If BethSoft did release an editor for the console, I guarantee there'd be complaints abound about how difficult it is to use with a controller. I'm a console player, and I have to say I fully agree with Macros.- Solbur 06:56, 31 December 2008 (UTC)
It's not like they're impossibly hard to use on a console or anything, look at the other great editors for games out there like FarCry Instincts. Bethesda never releases editors for console players. 2 New Vegas GECK on the 19th US release date?.
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