Fallout: New Vegas director Josh Sawyer has revealed a hilarious Vegas-style wedding scene he wanted to include in Obsidian's post-apocaptic action RPG.
"There's a character in the game named Cass—and she's a hard drinking lady—and we had this idea of her and the courier getting into this drinking match and blacking out," Sawyer said on the latest episode of IGN Expert Mode.
That sequence would have then been followed by a "cutscene where you wake up but you're still kind of blacked out and you're in front of the king—who's essentially an Elvis impersonator—and he's marrying your characters."
After that, Sawyer said the player would black out again, and then "you wake up and you have wedding rings and you basically just got this Vegas-style wedding."
Sawyer explained that while "it would have been very nice" to include the scene in the game, "cutscenes were a thing that were very hard for us to do and very expensive for us to do," and given the small number of players that would actually see the sequence, it just wasn't something Obsidian could afford to include.
For more on Obsidian's open-world RPG, read IGN's Fallout: New Vegas review, and be sure to check out IGN Expert Mode to watch our full interview with Sawyer.
Alex Osborn is a freelance writer for IGN. Find him on Twitter at @alexcosborn.
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