Some minor clipping errors and one person running against a wall, and that's IT.
 
Maybe the patch fixed a whole shitload of stuff?
 
Either way I'm having the time of my damn life with this game. Fantastic stuff, brings back all the warm Fallout 3 feelings.

Question; what version are you playing?

" Some minor clipping errors and one person running against a wall, and that's IT.  Maybe the patch fixed a whole shitload of stuff?  Either way I'm having the time of my damn life with this game. Fantastic stuff, brings back all the warm Fallout 3 feelings. "

Yeah I'm like 35 hours in and I haven't experienced any real issues with it. The game is phenomenal, one of the best I've played in a while.

I've played 4 and a half hours and the game has locked up on me twice...sort of annoying, but the game has been worth those annoyances.  My biggest problem with the game has honestly just been some of the quests stuff.  Even when I mark something as an active quest, two or three other markers show up on the screen and really feels cluttered.  Sort of, really annoying.

I said it before and i say it again: The majority of the bugs are technical and random. And the patch for all platforms fixed about 200 script holes and quests, and none in the performance department. It also seems that the bugs will occur more frequantly when you hit New Vegas, but i'm not sure.

I just hit New Vegas so we'll see if it gets worse but so far, clear sailing!

I played all the way through on my PS3 (hardcore) and it only crashed on me once. Incidentally, I would say that New Vegas is more stable than most games I've played on my PS3; Bad Company 2 for instance, has -and continues to- locked up on me many times in multiplayer.

About 14 hours in now and I haven't seen any obvious bugs.

I don't mind the visual quirks as much as those that actually affect your progress. I levelled up whilst travelling through a door, got killed on the other side and when I loaded up again it raised my level but didn't give me my attribute points meaning I essentially lost a level's worth of skill upgrades. Also a couple of times I've picked up some cool armour/ weapons and had them never appear in my inventory. Very frustrating.

13 hours in, and the only thing that happened to me was one lockup when entering a building. But since the game autosave so much it really wasn't that big of a hassle.
 
So yeah, either I'm very lucky, or people just love to complain I guess.

What the hell happened in the dev cycle in this game? All I see is people rightfully complaining about issues the game has, massive issues that are so god damn glaring it is simply idiotic that the game came out in this state.

for people playing on steam turn off cloud support its easy to lose saved game data in it.

The worst glitch I had (at the same point as you right now) is I walked out of the power plant back door and was met with a lot of (falling metal noise), then the junk yard lady's dogs (and two mole rats) spawned and attacked me.  Kinda weird but awesome at the same time.

Same here I've played 30 hours now and haven't found anything worse than some clipping issues. 
 
The game is probably my GotY so far. The best thing about the game is how much more varied than Fallout 3 it feels, both quests and locations.

The worst I've experienced so far is the pc slowdown around npcs bug. After getting that fixed up, I've had a couple of CTDs, but that's as bad as its gotten sucks for those that lost saves.

" I just hit New Vegas so we'll see if it gets worse but so far, clear sailing! "

The only glitch I had was a guy wasn't in a room where he was supposed to be. I exited the room and went back in, and he was there. I'm also absolutely loving this game, just like Fallout 3.

Ive finished the game in 10 hours. Some bad frame rate issues but no serious bugs to report.

see post on Vault 34.