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-The Chosen One
Fallout Series Thread V1
Fallout Series Thread V2 - Launch day furry mods
Fallout Series Thread V3 - We Ain't Finks, Dig?
Fallout Series Thread V4 - Dear Old Friends, Remember Navarro
Fallout Series Thread V5 - "Ave, true to Caesar!"
Fallout Series Thread V6 - FalloutNV.exe Has Stopped Responding
Fallout Series Thread V7 - I Don't Want to Jingle Jangle
What The Hell is "Fallout"? A Brief History
The Great War is the single most important event that has shaped the Fallout world into its current form. On October 23, 2077, the United States, China, and other nuclear-armed countries bombarded each other with a rapid exchange of nuclear missiles and bombs, lasting for only two hours. The destruction caused by the brief nuclear war was staggering; more energy was released in the early moments of the war than in all previous global conflicts combined.
The Fallout games take place 90 years to more than two centuries after the Great War as humanity struggles to survive and rebuild. Some groups have barely managed to survive above ground, either scavenging the scorched ruins of cities or surviving and adapting to the new irradiated environment through mass mutation. Communities that were sealed in underground Vaults during the war are now emerging to re-populate the blasted landscape. Striving to organize and sustain the human race, these tattered remnants of civilization are threatened by psychotic mutants, rogue machines, vicious raiders, and all manner of hostile mutant creatures.
The first two games take place mostly in the area known as the Core Region on the West Coast of the post-apocalyptic United States, where the main threats so far have been the Master and the Enclave. The third game takes place on the East Coast of the United States, in the Capital Wasteland of Washington DC and surrounding Virginia, as well as Pittsburgh and parts of Maryland. The fourth game takes place in Nevada, specifically post-apocalyptic Las Vegas (New Vegas), and the surrounding areas of the Mojave wasteland.
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MAIN SERIES
Fallout: A Post Nuclear Role Playing Game
Story
Set in the aftermath of a world-wide nuclear war, Fallout will challenge you to survive in an unknown and dangerous world.
You will take the role of a Vault-dweller, a person who has grown up in a secluded, underground survival Vault. Circumstances arise that force you to go Outside -- to a strange world 80 years after the end of the modern civilization. A world of mutants, radiation, gangs and violence.
Your immediate task is to find a replacement for the broken water purification controller chip. Without that chip, your fellow Vault dwellers are doomed to dehydration or be forced to leave the safety of the Vault for the Outside.
Background
Fallout: A Post Nuclear Role Playing Game, developed and published by Interplay in 1997, is the first game in the Fallout series. The game was initially intended to use Steve Jackson Games' GURPS system, but when that deal fell through, Interplay created its own system, S.P.E.C.I.A.L. Fallout is seen as the "spiritual successor" to Interplay's classic 1987 CRPG Wasteland.
Gameplay
Fallout is a role-playing game with turn-based combat and an isometric view.
Essential Mods
High Resolution Patch 2.2b
Fallout Patch 1.3.4 ENG TeamX
Screenshots
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Fallout 2
Story
You are the Chosen One, the direct descendant of the Vault Dweller.
The village elders have selected you to wear the sacred Vault-suit of your grandsire and, in time, to ascend to the leadership of your people. First you must prove your devotion to your people. Your tribe needs help.
If you are truly the Chosen One, then you alone are capable of claiming the heritage of the Vault Dweller, to take back your birthright. Among the many wonders described in hallowed yellow pages of the Vault Dweller's Survival Guide is the Garden of Eden Creation Kit. The GECKTM is said to have the power to turn the harsh Wastes into a fruitful paradise. The Vault Dweller's Survival Manual promises the redemption of the GECKTM to all Vault Dwellers.
Your tribe has survived over ten-years of drought but now their reserves are at an end. You must find Vault 13 and claim the technology that your tribe needs to survive. If you fail in this quest—your tribe will surely die. You must travel the perilous Wastes on a holy quest to find Vault 13. The same Vault that cruelly cast your grandsire out into the Wastes 80 years ago.
The Vault owes you. The Vault owes your tribe. Now it's time to collect.
Background
Fallout 2: A Post-Nuclear Role Playing Game is the sequel to the original Fallout game. Released in 1998, it was officially developed by Black Isle Studios, which by that point had become a full-fledged design outfit
Gameplay
Fallout 2's gameplay is similar to the original Fallout. It's a role-playing game with turn-based combat, where the player plays the game in the pseudo-isometric view.
Essential Mods
Fallout2 High Resolution Patch 2.3
Killap's Unofficial Fallout 2 Patch
Screenshots
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Fallout 3
Story
The Player Character is a young inhabitant of Vault 101, a fallout shelter in the Washington D.C. area.
The vault has reportedly been sealed for 200 years until the player's father opens the only door to the outside world and disappears without any explanation. The Vault Overseer believes that the player was involved in their father's escape, and sends the vault's security force to arrest him. This leaves the player little choice but to also escape from the vault, with the hope of locating his father and finding out why he left.
Background
Fallout 3 is a post-apocalyptic computer and console action role-playing game developed and published by Bethesda Softworks as the third installment in the Fallout series and a sequel to Interplay's Fallout and Fallout 2. It was released on October 28, 2008 in North America, on October 31, 2008 in Europe and on December 4, 2008 in Japan. It is available on the PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.
Gameplay
The game features both first-person and over-the-shoulder third-person perspective, toggleable at the player's choice.
Essential Mods
Screenshots
DLC
Story
Operation: Anchorage. Enter a military simulation and fight in one of the greatest battles of the Fallout universe – the liberation of Anchorage, Alaska from its Chinese Communist invaders. Gain access to unique armor, weapons, and exotic gadgets while you build and command interactive Strike Teams to win the battle and defeat the Chinese base.
Story
The Pitt allows you to travel to the post-apocalyptic remains of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and become embroiled in a conflict between slaves and their Raider masters. Explore a sprawling settlement ravaged by time, neglect, nuclear radiation, and moral degradation. The Pitt is filled with morally gray choices, shady NPCs, new enemies, new weapons, and much more.
Story
Continue your existing Fallout 3 game and finish the fight against the Enclave remnants alongside Liberty Prime. Broken Steel moves the level cap for your character from 20 to 30, allowing you to experience even more of the game, including new perks and achievements.
Story
Point Lookout opens up a massive new area of the Wasteland – a, dark, murky swampland along the coast of Maryland. So hop on the ferry to the seaside town of Point Lookout, for the most mysterious and open-ended Fallout 3 DLC adventure yet.
Story
Defy hostile alien abductors and fight your way off of the massive Mothership Zeta, orbiting Earth miles above the Capital Wasteland. Mothership Zeta takes Fallout 3 in an entirely new direction – outer space. Meet new characters and join with them in a desperate bid to escape the Aliens’ clutches. To do so, you’ll wield powerful new weapons, like the Alien Atomizer, Alien Disintegrator, and Drone Cannon, and deck yourself out in brand new outfits, like the Gemini-Era Spacesuit and even Samurai Armor.
SPIN OFFS
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Fallout Tactics Brotherhood of Steel
Story
When the game starts, the Brotherhood is trying to claim territory surrounding Chicago. By offering protection to villages of tribals, the Brotherhood is able to draft recruits from among the tribals.
At the beginning of the game, the player character is an Initiate, a new recruit to the Brotherhood, tasked to lead a squad of soldiers made up of available initiates. Raiders in the area are the first challenge to the Brotherhood's authority, so the player's squad of initiates is dispatched to kill the bandit leaders and mop up the bandit threat.
As the campaign against the raiders succeeds in dispersing them into the wasteland, the player character is accepted fully into the Brotherhood and learns the eventual goal of the Brotherhood: a campaign west across the Great Plains towards the Rocky Mountains in search of Vault Zero, the one-time nucleus and command center of the pre-war vault network, where the most senior government, scientific and military leaders were housed and the highest technology available was maintained.
Background
Fallout Tactics: Brotherhood of Steel or simply Fallout Tactics, developed by Micro Forté and published by Interplay in 2001, is the third title in the Fallout series, but is not a traditional RPG (so it wasn't entitled Fallout 3). Instead, Fallout Tactics focuses on squad-based combat and introduces near real-time combat, called "continuous turn-based" by the developers, as well as a multiplayer mode, to the Fallout series. The plot of the game takes place in the American Midwest rather than the West Coast, as the previous Fallout titles did.
Because of numerous inconsistencies with previous Fallout games, Fallout Tactics: Brotherhood of Steel is not considered part of the official Fallout canon except for its pivotal events.
Gameplay
Unlike the previous two Fallout games, Fallout Tactics emphasizes tactical combat and strategy. Players are not able to respond to non-player characters, but they can still trade and gamble. Instead of towns.
Essential Mods
Screenshots
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Fallout: New Vegas
Story
The story continues some parts of the Fallout and Fallout 2 stories, but is not related in any way to the one in Fallout 3.
Fallout: New Vegas takes place in 2281, three years after the events of Fallout 3, and thirty-nine years after Fallout 2, making this installment set the furthest of the series. The New California Republic plays a major part in the game's story, being in a three-way struggle amongst the Caesar's Legion slavers, and the local New Vegas populace.
The Courier, the player's character, was meant to deliver a package to Primm. However, the Courier is then assaulted by the Great Khans and Benny, who stands in front of the Courier with the Khans cornering him (who is on the ground), holding the platinum chip in his hand. Benny says, "Look's like this is going to be your last delivery, kid." and then proceeds to shoot the Courier. The camera zooms out, and a Khan can be seen digging a grave for him. The Courier is later found by a robot named Victor, and is sent to the settlement of Goodsprings, where Doctor Mitchell saves his life. After the Courier is given some medical tests, The player has the option to recieve training from Sunny Smiles. The player is then pushed back into the open world, and the quest, Ain't That a Kick in the Head, begins. Fallout: New Vegas will have a definitive ending, just like Fallout 3. There are multiple endings. Which one of these endings you obtain depends on your levels of Karma and Reputation.
Background
Fallout: New Vegas is a role-playing video game developed by Obsidian Entertainment and published by Bethesda Softworks. While New Vegas is not a direct sequel, it uses the same engine and the same style as Fallout 3. It was developed by a few of the employees who worked on previous Fallout games at Black Isle Studios, along with a larger number of new employees. It is set in, and around, post-apocalyptic Las Vegas (New Vegas).
Gameplay
The gameplay is very similar to Fallout 3's Gameplay, the player will be able to switch between 1st and 3rd person, and VATS will return, new features include Iron Sights which can be turned off, crafting, a new Companion Wheel, a Dynamic Death Cam which can be turned off and many other things.
Factions
http://www.facepunch.com/showthread....1#post25505773
Essential Mods
http://forums.somethingawful.com/sho...readid=3376713
Screenshots
DLC
Dead Money
Story
Dead Money is set in the Sierra Madre, an opulent and extravagant resort that was supposed to be the greatest casino in the west, except that it never opened. Bombs fell before the gala opening, and the Sierra Madre froze in time, its state of the art security system locking the place up tight. Nothing could get in, and none of the guests could escape. The Holograms then activated and the once glorious event turned into a slaughter. After many years the climate control and air conditioning systems within the facility began to spit toxins into the surrounding city, causing a slow cloud and haze to form over the area - which proved lethal to anyone who tried to explore the city. Only a mysterious group called the Ghost People survived to call the city home, trapped inside what appeared to be hazmat suits and never speaking to their victims, only capturing them alive and dragging them away to the depths of the city deep within the Cloud.
And so the Sierra Madre faded from memory, only occasionally being seen in posters across the wastes, until it took on mythic ghost story status, a supposed "City of Gold" in the Wasteland where all the treasures of the Old World were rumored to be held. It was kept alive as a late-night saloon story by prospectors who'd claimed to have found maps leading there and were willing to part with the "map" for a few caps. Or a drink. Or a warm place to sleep.
The Sierra Madre is a mythical place in the wastes, with travelers risking their lives to find it. Only one man truly "found" it and lived. After the fall of HELIOS One, Father Elijah of the Mojave Brotherhood of Steel set out to find new weapons to eradicate the NCR, and in the process he found the Sierra Madre.
Honest Hearts
Story
Honest Hearts takes the player on an expedition to the unspoiled wilderness of Utah’s Zion National Park. Things go horribly wrong when your caravan is ambushed by a tribal raiding band. As you try to find a way back to the Mojave, you become embroiled in a war between tribes and a conflict between a New Canaanite missionary and the mysterious Burned Man. The decisions you make will determine the fate of Zion.
Old World Blues
Story
In Old World Blues you will discover how some of the Mojave’s mutated monsters came to be when you unwittingly become a lab rat in a science experiment gone awry. You’ll need to scour the Pre-War research centers of the Big Empty in search of technology to turn the tables on your kidnappers or join forces with them against an even greater threat. It is set to release in June of 2011.
Lonesome Road
Story
Lonesome Road brings the Courier's story full circle when you are contacted by the original Courier Six, a man by the name of Ulysses who refused to deliver the Platinum Chip at the start of New Vegas. In his transmission, Ulysses promises the answer as to why, but only if you take one last job –a job that leads you into the depths of the hurricane-swept canyons of the Divide, a landscape torn apart by earthquakes and violent storms. The road to the Divide is a long and treacherous one, and of the few to ever walk the road, none have ever returned. It is set to release in July of 2011.
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Project V13 (Fallout MMO)
Not much is known about this at the moment, there have been a lot of legal issues between Interplay and Bethesda about the Fallout MMO, no one knows if this will end up being an official Fallout MMO or just a Generic Post Apocalyptic MMO.
Background
Project V13 is the codename of an unannounced massively multiplayer online game being developed by Interplay and Masthead Studios. Chris Taylor, one of the creators of Fallout, is one of the lead developers. Jason Anderson, one of the other makers of Fallout, was involved in the project between 2007 and 2009, but has since left the team.
Beta
Fallout Online now has a website where you can sign up for the beta, which is speculated to be in 2012.
http://www.fallout-on-line.com/
Screenshots
Canceled Games
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Van Buren
Story
The game would begin with the player in a prison cell. Because of this the player was given a choice. He could be an innocent that was imprisoned because of some misunderstanding, or he could choose to be a criminal and take bonus traits that would bolster some of his skills.
The player would awaken in a prison cell, but not the one he remembered falling asleep in. Suddenly the floor rocks violently from an explosion and the player is knocked unconscious. When he awakens he finds his cell door open and a hole in the wall leading outside. Leaving the prison, he is under attack by some unknown assailant. Deciding that discretion is the better part of valor, the player flees into the night to explore his new world.
Unfortunately, his new found freedom may be short lived. The player is relentlessly pursued by robots who want to return him to the prison. As he explores the world and tries to outwit his pursuers, he begins to uncover an underlying plot. Why was he in a different prison than the one he fell asleep in? Why can't he remember being transferred? What was the attack on the prison about in the first place? Then he finds out about NCR's problems, and a few things don't add up.
Eventually, the player would discover the true reason behind the prison and the attack on it. It turns out that through extensive research, the mad scientist called Presper, disgusted with what the world turned into after the War, discovered the history of New Plague, the virus that FEV was initially created to cure, and its genocidal potency, and also discovered a viable means to cleanse the world. Using ULYSSES, the quarantine prison, and a ballistic satellite known as B.O.M.B.-001, the way to human planetary domination and order became clear. He needed to get to B.O.M.B.-001 and use the nuclear weapons to clean the filth and wretch that currently occupied the surface.
Presper and his followers released the New Plague virus in the remote areas near Boulder and Denver. It was close enough to the quarantine prison to spur ULYSSES into action, but not near enough to cause huge populations to start a general panic. Once enough people were infected and ULYSSES “arrested” enough people to just about fill up the prison, Presper’s men would stage an attack on the prison which would allow everyone to escape. This event would start a countdown of sorts for missile launch on B.O.M.B.-001. ULYSSES would assess the viral spread, try to gather up the escaped prisoners, and once 90% of the prisoners had been retrieved, launch nuclear missiles to “clean & prevent” any further infection. By the time this happened Presper had planned to be on, and in full control, of B.O.M.B.-001 and reprogramming targeting solutions to clean the areas he wanted. Humans of his choosing would wait out the second nuclear holocaust in the Boulder Dome, until the day came where he declared the Earth safe for pure blood humans once more.
Background
Van Buren was the project name Black Isle Studios assigned to their version of Fallout 3.
The game was going to use an engine that Black Isle had made for Baldur's Gate 3, commonly referred to as the Jefferson Engine. It was fully 3D.
Black Isle Studios planned to include a dual combat system in the game that allowed for the player to choose real time or turn-based combat, due to Interplay's demands, though Josh Sawyer had stated that the emphasis would be on the turn-based version. Co-operative multiplayer was also going to be included in the game, again because of publisher requirements.
In 2003, the game was canceled and the Black Isle employees were laid off. At that time the engine was about 95% done. You could create characters, use skills, perform both ranged and melee combat, save/load games, and travel across maps. A tutorial level was done that would let the designers do all of the above. All areas but one had been designed. About 75% of the dialogues were done and at least 50% of the maps. BIS already had many of the character models and monster models.
Screenshots
Van Buren Tech Demo
http://www.fileplanet.com/176640/170...uren-Tech-Demo
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Fallout Brotherhood of Steel 2
Story
The plot incorporated some elements from Van Buren, the canceled Fallout 3 by Black Isle Studios (Caesar's Legion, the Jackals, Nursery), as well as the mutated G.E.C.K. from the canceled Fallout Tactics 2.
Background
Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel 2, also known as Vagrant Lands, was the canceled sequel to Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel. The development started before the release of the first game, and it was almost complete when Interplay laid off most of their employees in 2004
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Fallout Tactics 2
Story
The game took place toward the Southeast of the USA, as far as Florida, and the major conflict was to be between man and nature. The Midwestern Brotherhood of Steel was to be portrayed as even more fascist and oppressive, and as BOS only in name.
The basic premise was that a GECK had been irradiated, and so the "Garden of Eden" it created was full of mutant plants and fungi. It begins to spread fairly rapidly, preying upon animal life and using them as carriers/fertilizer to spread its fungal seed. The player basically gets tasked with discovering the source and a way to put an end to it. You had got accelerated regrowth, and nature reclaiming the wasteland, but because it also wants to get rid of humans, there's a real moral ambiguity to it.
Unlike its predecessor, it would feature Combat Armors. Mutant crocodiles were also going to appear.
Background
Fallout Tactics 2 was a cancelled sequel to Fallout Tactics: Brotherhood of Steel. developed by Micro Forté. Pre-production started shortly before the release of the first game and it was cancelled around December 2001. After the game started selling rather poorly, the sequel was canned by Interplay. After it was cancelled, a petition to save it was started by a fan of Tactics.
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Fallout eXtreme
Story
It is unclear when exactly the game was going to take place. According to the summary in a design document, "almost a century has passed" since the Great War, but it's probably just an error that would have been fixed in the final version of the game, just like the "I was born just after the bombs fell" in Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel.
The Brotherhood of Steel (judging from the concept art, probably the Midwestern branch from Fallout Tactics), the "once silent organization", has been expanding and seizing more and more territory under their control. Their area of influence stretches as far as Alaska, where the Brotherhood's new headquarters is now located. The Brotherhood's agenda "leaves little room for the survival of radiation or FEV outbreak victims". Local humans are either drafted into the Brotherhood's ranks as cannon fodder or enslaved, and mutants are outright eradicated. It is the Brotherhood that the player would oppose during the first half of the game.
The player controls a squad of revolutionaries known as The Cause. Throughout the game, it would gain momentum, starting in Oregon, Washington and Canada. Each reclaim town would vow loyalty to the player's cause.
However, after defeating the Brotherhood, the player would learn why the Brotherhood set out to Alaska in the first place. The rebels must now venture across the Bering Strait, through Russia and Mongolia and finally into China, in order to destroy the Doom's Day Missile that could obliterate what is left of America. The endgame would take place within the Forbidden City, where the Chinese Emperor resides.
Among the factions encountered along the way would be the Issaquah Nation, the Inuits, the Montauk, the Horde of Huns, Siberian Cossacks and finally the Army of the Golden Tiger and New Imperial Guard.
Background
Fallout Extreme was a canceled squad-based first- and third-person tactical game for the Xbox, using the Unreal Engine and developed by Interplay's 14 Degrees East division. It was in development for a several months in 2000, but didn't really have a concrete development team and never made it out of concept.
Gameplay
The game could be played in first and third person perspective. The player would control a 4-person team and would be able to switch the active character, all of which had various skills, at any moment. The team could consist of ordinary wastelanders, former Brotherhood of Steel members, super mutants, Native American shamans and even Mongol warriors. There were both single- and multiplayer modes.
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Websites
Official Fallout Website
Interplay Website
No Mutants Allowed
Fallout Wikia
Fallout 3 Nexus
New Vegas Nexus
FOnline 2238
Duck and Cover
Fallout Online Official Website
Do you have stuff you think should be in the OP? well then speak up!
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Community Mods
generic monks avatar goes here
generic monks mods
Camp McCarran Music Radio.
hypno-toad's mods
Human Body and Face - New Normals and Speculars - Mirror
Fallout Style Items - A Harsher Mojave
Zenpod's Mod's
MERC RADIO
http://www.mediafire.com/?daay5l2sibmob7t
http://www.mediafire.com/?d77zgmh8hptfy9a
http://www.mediafire.com/?5omugxuo49fzk8c
http://www.mediafire.com/?hb7c6knsop32jgj
We fucking get it, her eyes are wacky, and she looks like a Flounder, STOP POSTING THIS.
And no god damn MLP shit.
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Aw, I wanted "Fear and Loathing in New Vegas" Oh well, next time.
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New thread smell.
Is it normal to have crashes with under 15 mods?
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Next one.
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Got back into Fallout 2. I found giving a fuck makes this game difficult, killing people for the stuff I want is the best way to advance.
I was surprised when I killed that ghoul for the car part and got away with it.
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Mind putting these in the community mods? They are on the nexus.. but if a new mod website comes to fruition I'll probably move them there. Redone normal maps for humans http://www.newvegasnexus.com/downloa...e.php?id=37239 Fallout 1/2 style item-stat overhaul (basically makes the game combat harder and tweaks value stats) http://www.newvegasnexus.com/downloa...e.php?id=39133
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As for the whole discussion about the other countries, Russia was also still a red menace, which is shown in the Poseidon pamphlets in Helios One.
It doesn't really matter though, because it wouldn't really be a Fallout game if it didn't take place in America.
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Done. Any chance you can upload those somewhere else? I want to download them but I can't download files over 2mb.
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Following the titles advice, I see.
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Ill put those two on gamefront. A forewarning with the second one its liable to conflict with many many mods since it changes almost everything. Also, I think I messed up one of the leveled lists, so on occasion a fiend or two may be in their underwear. frankly, Im too lazy to fix the problem. Given that they a drug addicted nutters it doesn't really look too out of place
The normal map mod, the only downside is it will make the neck seam a bit more visible. I didn't really change anything in regards to that, the neck seam was always visible, and the enhanced appearance of the normals and specular just makes the problem a tad worse. Not a huge deal, but worth a warning.
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"These fuckers don't deserve a 'humane' punishment. They don't deserve to be called human. They don't even deserve to be called shit. Gas chamber is minimum acceptable punishment."
October 2008
11,828 Posts
So have I but I also have a Tor browser sitting here and a Gmail address - they don't filter out the +string if I add one, and I can also put .s in my email - they've a while to go before they can fully stop me.
Edited:
that and I've got a bunch of emails from other providers as well
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Pop this in the OP for the Normal map files. The other one is only 29kb, so you should be good. Filefront Mirror (Recommended for Downloading)
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Why did i pass the fallout new vegas sale, Shun me!
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i am shunning you, you awful man
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I'm curious, what's the name of that song they occasionally play in New Vegas that sounds exactly like something out of either Fallout or Fallout 2 (the one with the "wasteland" feel to it, with the pipes.)
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Probably the same song your thinking of, as New Vegas uses Fallout 1 and 2 music in places.
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I can only hope NV comes up in the final days of the sale.
I missed it the first time around, and I've been waiting to get my hands on it :<
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YES!
Basic Fallout 3/NV logic, the more mods you have (no matter what they do*) the better your game runs and the less often it crashes.
*shitty mods and incompatibilities not included.
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When you have Broken Steel installed, from the start of the game is there supposed to be Mutant Overlords and super fucking strong ghouls? This really pissing me off. Can't start the actual quest for Broken Steel. FUU.
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Gatling laser or ghoul mask from Tenpenny Tower will make things alot easier.
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8th July 2011 Last edited by lavacano; 8th July 2011 at 09:12AM. (silly post, that is a quote. posts do not belong in quotes. they don't even fit.)
Post #21
"These fuckers don't deserve a 'humane' punishment. They don't deserve to be called human. They don't even deserve to be called shit. Gas chamber is minimum acceptable punishment."
October 2008
11,828 Posts
Makes me wonder if loading 15 blank ESPs will be a bugfixer.
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I'm just mad that I can't play what I payed for. :(
The mini-boss' aren't that hard when you have a Coilgun. I just want to get the main quest over so I can free-play. More challenges and what not.
Yea. I don't know. I some how fixed it. I disabled all 3rd party addons and applied them back after a save, then went back to the save before the new one. So... IDK?
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... Uninstall BS until you're further along?
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BS was always there. I got to level 20 before I even started the main quest. I didn't run in anything too challenging till 15. By then I had done Anchorage and The Pitt. My games just fucked up. But, I did get to the part where it says 'Two Weeks Later', but then it crashes. SOOOOO, it's going to be a long two hours interchanging mods to see which one is causing this.
Such a long as endgame, holy shit. This is going to take longer than a couple of hours.
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I need a big fight but so few people respawn...
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You may stop the shunning, i have purchased the game on amazon!
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Just about a week and a half to the next DLC release!
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Anyone know the command line to forceload New Vegas straight away - I'm having some issues with the loader.
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You can launch it through Fallout Mod Manager, which should skip over the launcher from what I remember.
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Mod Manager usually does...but annoyingly it was loading the launcher. I think I screwed the pooch with the .exe file....but by the time I'd realised I'd already started re-installing. Gah.
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Fallout 3 GOTY Edition is on sale on Steam, $10.19.
I'd get it but I already have New Vegas (and the only reason i'd probably ever get it is for Requiem of a Capital Wasteland, a NV mod that literally allows you to go to FO3 and do its quests - if you can get your hands on the FO3 files).
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You seem to have disregarded the fact that even if the gameplay is less refined it's still at least tens of hours of quests, dungeons and exploration. I don't think I'll buy Mass Effect, since I already have Mass Effect 2.
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I'm not trying to say Fallout 3 is inferior. Hell, some people seem to say the gameplay is actually better in some regards. I'm simply saying I don't think i'd be able to juggle the two together (unless I used to aforementioned mod to mix the two of course).
But eh. Five funnies if I should get it? vv
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I love the Fallout series.
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It's worth getting, even to just use in conjunction with the New Vegas mod. FO3's world turns out to be so much more interesting than New Vegas'.
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Should I play every Fallout that came before Fallout 3 if I want to fully enjoy it?, or I can skip stuff like Fallout tactics?
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Fallout 3 has nothing to do with the first 2 so you can play it without being confused.
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Banned from the nexus?
What, no dicks and tits in your mods?
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I downloaded the Desert Succubus out of boredom.
Didn't expect a complete lack of underwear. (Seriously, what the fuck.)
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Like nothing?, I won't even find some references or characters?
Winner x 15
Informative x 3
Friendly x 2
Agree x 10
Funny x 3
Dumb x 11
Artistic x 1
Disagree x 3
Late x 1