Instead of bottle caps, Sierra Madre casino chips are the only form of currency and ammo, supplies and guns are incredibly limited. Plus, they have companion perks that are really useful, so it's a shame you don't get to utilize them more often. After all, it's a scary world out there, and it's nice to have some company.
While it's a neat angle, I was disappointed to learn that you can still only have one official companion at a time and they actually don't have as large of a role as I thought they would. Not only that, but you need to work together with a small crew of misfit characters, all of which are interesting and enjoyable to get to know. Father Elijah) says, he'll blow your head off. Adding to the fun is that you're immediately fitted with a slaver collar - meaning if you don't do what the Man in the Sky (a.k.a. Stripped of your high-powered weapons, equipment, and bottle caps, you essentially start from scratch in Dead Money, although it's recommended that your character be at least level 20 before you start. Wander to the location on your map and enjoy the artistic watercolor-style cutscene. It begins like any other extra Fallout content – a message on your Pip Boy. Dead Money tells the tale of the Sierra Madre casino and the fabled wealth trapped inside.
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