[QUOTE=Rong;23442305]I've gotten back into FO3. The ONLY cheat will be using is the unlimited money one.[/QUOTE]
You need money?
Sell everything you find, or kill the traders and steal their stuff, and sell it to shops in the cities.
So I finally bought Fallout 3 after thinking about whether i'd enjoy it or not since the day it was released (even though I loved Oblivion, something about FA3 just didnt seem as appealing). Are the DLC's worth getting?
[QUOTE=IronPhoenix;23444432]You need money?
Sell everything you find, or kill the traders and steal their stuff, and sell it to shops in the cities.[/QUOTE]
Yeah I don't see how you can have a money problem, most of the time, all I spent my money on was stimpaks.
I had like 400 at one point.
[QUOTE=-Method;23446336]So I finally bought Fallout 3 after thinking about whether i'd enjoy it or not since the day it was released (even though I loved Oblivion, something about FA3 just didnt seem as appealing). Are the DLC's worth getting?[/QUOTE]
From what I have heard, only Broken Steel and Point Lookout are.
NMA are a bunch of faggots and loners.
Like Freedom?
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Wait wrong game
Doesn't look like anyone's posted it yet - the damn-near-final version of the Fallout 2 Restoration Project was released a few days ago. This is pretty much the same as version 2.0, except [b]all[/b] detected bugs have been fixed, and content that was delayed for 2.0 made in into this.
[url=http://www.nma-fallout.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=792879#792879]Killap's Fallout 2 Restoration Patch 2.1[/url]
And for anyone who doesn't want the restored content:
[url=http://www.nma-fallout.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=792881#792881]Killap's Fallout 2 Unofficial Patch 1.02.27[/url]
[QUOTE=Goldenboy;23447249]Doesn't look like anyone's posted it yet - the damn-near-final version of the Fallout 2 Restoration Project was released a few days ago. This is pretty much the same as version 2.0, except [b]all[/b] detected bugs have been fixed, and content that was delayed for 2.0 made in into this.
[url=http://www.nma-fallout.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=792879#792879]Killap's Fallout 2 Restoration Patch 2.1[/url]
And for anyone who doesn't want the restored content:
[url=http://www.nma-fallout.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=792881#792881]Killap's Fallout 2 Unofficial Patch 1.02.27[/url][/QUOTE]
Hold on what does this restoration project do?
[QUOTE=Fusilero1;23449120]Hold on what does this restoration project do?[/QUOTE]
The restoration project does a few things:
1) Fixes every known bug in the offically-patched version of Fallout 2. This is 100+ fixes. (This also forms the basis of the Unofficial Patch.)
2) Restores content that was locked-out of Fallout 2, due to scripting errors. Examples of this include a good ending for Vault 13, restored ending slides, an alternate way to enter the New Reno Stables as a woman etc. (Generally, these are also included in the Unofficial Patch.)
3) The main part of the pack however, is the creation and restoration of content that was not present in Fallout 2. This can include things such as content that was present, but not finished (The Brahmin rustling quest for example, had another, better, intended ending, that was not completed. Now it is.) as well as all-new content, such as the EPA facility, Sulik's sister, a village outside Vault City etc.
These areas and quests are mentioned by characters throughout the game, as well as by Chris Avellone in the 'Fallout Bible' series. Sulik's sister for example, was a quest intended, but never actually finalised or finished; Sulik even has voice files for it. The EPA on the otherhand, is a side-area unrelated to much of the game, although it expands upon dialogue recorded for Myron. This area was created from original design documents released by Fallout staff.
Overall, the 2.1 Restoration Pack is pretty much the definintive Fallout 2. It makes the game much more replayable, and having tonnes of new developer-created content can only be a good thing.
EDIT: I should point out that the entire mod is truely in the spirit of Fallout. It's the ultimately same game, and crucially, it doesn't -feel- like a mod.
[QUOTE=troglydyte;23446848]Yeah I don't see how you can have a money problem, most of the time, all I spent my money on was stimpaks.
I had like 400 at one point.[/QUOTE]
I have a whole goddamn armory in my Megaton house. The hard part is not getting the stuff to sell, or even selling it, it's finding someone with enough caps to sell it to.
Are there any mods/cheats for FO3 on PC so that your armour doesn't degrade? It was the only thing that bothered me about the game.
[QUOTE=-Method;23446336]So I finally bought Fallout 3 after thinking about whether i'd enjoy it or not since the day it was released (even though I loved Oblivion, something about FA3 just didnt seem as appealing). Are the DLC's worth getting?[/QUOTE]
Anchorage is game breaking, the Power armor is undestroyable, and you can have it at any time. Though the guns are good.
Pitt is okay, not the best really. Only thing that I liked about it is the ammo creator.
Broken steel is a must have
Point Lookout is good
Zeta is fun, Paulson's revolver is the best.
can i get VAC with FOSE?
[QUOTE=ZuXer;23451674]Anchorage is game breaking, the Power armor is undestroyable, and you can have it at any time. Though the guns are good.
Pitt is okay, not the best really. Only thing that I liked about it is the ammo creator.
Broken steel is a must have
Point Lookout is good
Zeta is fun, Paulson's revolver is the best.[/QUOTE]
There's a mod that fixes the power armor.
I prefer playing afterMQ than BS
Man I've been thinking about this descision for months but I still can't decide what to do. I want to pre-order new vegas but i'm not sure where to pre-order it from. I'm either going to pre-order it from Gamestop or Steam. If I pre-order it from gamestop I can get the collectors edition but I heard gamestop charges extra for pre-orders and I don't know if I'll be able to catch a ride to there on the day of release. If I pre-order from steam I can get the pre-order pack I want the most and it's more convinient but I won't be able to get the cllectors edition. What should I do?
[QUOTE=Lucinice;23452285]Man I've been thinking about this descision for months but I still can't decide what to do. I want to pre-order new vegas but i'm not sure where to pre-order it from. I'm either going to pre-order it from Gamestop or Steam. If I pre-order it from gamestop I can get the collectors edition but I heard gamestop charges extra for pre-orders and I don't know if I'll be able to catch a ride to there on the day of release. If I pre-order from steam I can get the pre-order pack I want the most and it's more convinient but I won't be able to get the cllectors edition. What should I do?[/QUOTE]
Go for steam, practicality, plus at least then you'll definitely have it.
[QUOTE=Jamie1992GSC;23453619]Go for steam, practicality, plus at least then you'll definitely have it.[/QUOTE]
So I should just forget about getting the collector's edition?
[QUOTE=ZuXer;23451674]Anchorage is game breaking, the Power armor is undestroyable, and you can have it at any time.[/QUOTE]
I Prefer The Stealth armor infact.
[QUOTE=PVT drone536;23453947]I Prefer The Stealth armor infact.[/QUOTE]
I prefer the Winterized Combat Armor, 999,400 HP :smug:
[QUOTE=Comrade General;23446919]NMA are a bunch of faggots and loners.[/QUOTE]
I take it you are one of those people who tried to show them the "error of their ways", and they didn't care.
So I just beat Anchorage. Got the armor and weapons I wanted, walked around the outcast base then turned around, HOLY SHIT EVERY ONE IS SHOOTING ME! so I reload the last save thinking I did some thing wrong, but this time I found out it was a mutiny. Those bastards....
[QUOTE=Ordinorino;23451968]can i get VAC with FOSE?[/QUOTE]
I don't think you can, try asking the steam forums.
Also I'm for some reason certain enclave camps won't have enemies re spawn in them, anyone know whats up?
I just finished every DLC! Review!
Broken Steel: Must have, very good and has many items and missions to keep you busy. Not to mention you can continue playing the game even after the end.
Point Lookout: Alright, some good items. Challenging though. Kinda boring.
The Pitt: Fun! Very cool items and weapons. Fun missions such as the arena. Has some story behind it also.
Operation Anchorage: Challenging but rewarding DLC. Cool glitch(SEARCH IT UP) and good reward at the end. Also, [b]FUCKIN' COMMIES![/b]
Mothership Zeta: Fun as hell! Killin' aliens, meet a wide variety of people. Good weapons and a special gift at the end!
I haven't played the other Fallouts but Fallout 3 is one of the best games I have ever played! The DLCs make it even more addictive!
[QUOTE=Ordinorino;23451968]can i get VAC with FOSE?[/QUOTE]
No.
[QUOTE=ZuXer;23451674]Anchorage is game breaking, the Power armor is undestroyable, and you can have it at any time. Though the guns are good.
Pitt is okay, not the best really. Only thing that I liked about it is the ammo creator.
Broken steel is a must have
Point Lookout is good
Zeta is fun, Paulson's revolver is the best.[/QUOTE]
Cheers mate. Ill look into Broken Steel, Point Lookout and Zeta. Loving the game so far, dont know why I was so put off of it for so long in comparison to Oblivion, maybe it was the dingy boring colour palette and look, but im regretting not purchasing this sooner.
Ive heard the game just ends abruptly once you complete the last mission, but there is a DLC that fixes this and allows you to continue to explore and do missions? Is this true, if so which one?
Broken Steel. In addition to getting more of the main quest and a few new side quests, it raises the level cap to 30, adds new (and incredibly aggravating) high level enemies, weapons, locations and encounters to the Capital Wasteland.
[QUOTE=Ordinorino;23451968]can i get VAC with FOSE?[/QUOTE]
No, Fallout 3 does not interface with any multiplayer capabilities, so mod the fuck out of it as much as you want.
Broken Steel. You don't absolutely need it to continue though, you could just use a mod.
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