Fallout: New Vegas - Honest Hearts | 1440p60 | Longplay Full DLC Game Walkthrough No Commentary

Full DLC longplay of Honest Hearts, second chronologically to come out for Fallout: New Vegas, released in May 2011 for X360 and PC, and in June for PS3. It is based in Zion Canyon, part of Zion National Park in Utah, USA. Played on PC at 1440p60 max details, recorded at 1440p60 H.264 NVENC via OBS, everything the same as other DLCs to Fallout 3/New Vegas. It is a direct continuation of my Dead Money DLC walkthrough. My own GOG Affiliate link for Fallout: New Vegas + all DLCs on GOG store: https://adtr.co/GmbeSv Every purchase helps out the channel! My Fallout: New Vegas + DLCs playlist:    • Fallout: New Vegas + All DLCs playlist   My Fallout 3 + DLCs playlist:    • Fallout 3 + All DLCs Longplays   My complete walkthrough of TES IV: Oblivion (Main quest, all DLCs, all Factions):    • TES IV: Oblivion series (main game + expan...   My complete walkthrough of TES III: Morrowind (Main Quest, All DLCs, all Side Quests from DLCs soon, all Factions):    • Morrowind series longplays (Game, Expansio...   After the First Battle of Hoover Dam, and during preparation for the Second, Caesar reached out to the Great Salt Lake and the White Legs tribe to rally them into destroying New Canaan and its people. Through the guidance of one of his frumentarii, the White Legs acquired powerful weapons and razed the religious community to the ground, killing many. But they failed to end the life of Caesar's true target, the former Malpais Legate, now the infamous "Burned Man," Joshua Graham. Transcript of the intro to Honest Hearts: The paths we're following are slow going, so you might as well keep your ears open and listen to what old Jed has to say. A few decades back, folks in the NCR started to hear about a community in northern Utah called New Canaan. Didn't know much about them, except that they were religious folks. Sent out missionaries to talk to the tribes. We've seen our share of cults, but the New Canaanites, they were honest traders. Good fighters, too. Raiders wouldn't tangle with 'em. But then the Legion appeared in Arizona. I reckon you know all about them. Turns out Caesar's first war chief, the Malpais Legate, was a New Canaanite. Joshua Graham. Legend goes that Graham was the meanest, toughest son of a bitch in the whole damned Legion. The New Canaanites wouldn't talk about him. They were ashamed. Guess I can't blame 'em. Well at Hoover Dam, the Malpais Legate finally met his match. Hanlon and Oliver kicked his New Canaanite butt right back over the river. Caesar had to make an example for the others, to show them that even at the highest level, failure wouldn't be tolerated. He had Graham covered in pitch, lit on fire, and thrown into the Grand Canyon. People say he didn't even scream on the way down. Not long after, some of the slaves and tribals started to talk. Said Graham wasn't dead. Shouldn't have been any surprise. All this talk bothered Caesar, so he forbade anyone from speaking his name. Wanted to erase Joshua Graham from history. He got his wish. Joshua Graham disappeared. And in his place came legends of the Burned Man walking the wastes. Probably just a tribal ghost story. But New Canaan's been silent for a long time. Maybe it's a coincidence. Maybe the Malpais Legate is dead. Or maybe Joshua Graham did crawl out of that canyon and finally found his way back home. =================================================================================== #fallout #falloutnewvegasmods #retro #retrogaming #longplay #rpg #rpggames #falloutseries #fallout76 #fallout4 #fallout3 #fallout3dlc #falloutnewvegasmemes #falloutlondon #falloutnewcalifornia #fallout2 #fallout1 #postapocalyptic #postapocalypticadventure #postapocalypticadventure #falloutdlc #dlc #expansion