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How stable is Requiem for the Capital Wasteland right now, and can you actually play through Fallout 3 + DLC?
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Dec 4, 2011 23:38
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Gyshall posted:How stable is Requiem for the Capital Wasteland right now, and can you actually play through Fallout 3 + DLC? I'd like to hear a success story, too. There's so much I'd like to see in FO3 but I'd rather import my murder machine from New Vegas and kind of tackle it in reverse.
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Dec 4, 2011 23:45
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When I tried to do it for my now defunct LP over in the Let's Play subforum, it broke absolutely everything and corrupted all my saves. I had to replay the entire game from the start back to where I was in said LP and also lost all of my personal savegames from BOTH New Vegas and Fallout 3. Some people have reported success via very specific instructions related to their setup (the included install instructions are very vague and not helpful) but my advice: Don't even try it. It's a good idea linking the games up, but the modder did a horrible job of it. Edit: See my post in the thread for my various gripes about it: quote:I'm tired of messing with Requiem for the Capital Wasteland. I hate that everything with installing the mod is a federal god drat issue, I hate that the mod's creator is an rear end in a top hat, and I hate that there are so many bugs it's almost not worth trying to install. CJacobs fucked around with this message at 00:30 on Dec 5, 2011 |
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Dec 5, 2011 00:24
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Gyshall posted:How stable is Requiem for the Capital Wasteland right now, and can you actually play through Fallout 3 + DLC? Do not try Operation Anchorage unless a patch has come out for it. My copy of the game had a terrifying invincible, uninteractable Benjamin Montgomery constantly following me around, staring. And multiplying. The map had several icons for him on it and disabling him with the console did nothing.
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Dec 5, 2011 00:31
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Dec 5, 2011 00:34
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I can't play this game anymore, no matter what I do. I had the most optimized load order possible, and I was still getting stutters and >20 FPS, so I reinstalled the game completely fresh, and I still get the same poo poo fps. This is with an E8400 at 4GHZ, 4Gigs of ram, and a GTX280.
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Dec 5, 2011 01:15
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dropkickpikachu posted:Yeah I already installed this one and it definitely fits the atmosphere nicely. It seems like both "More where that came from" and the RNV Secret Stash song packs were taken down from the nexus and that sucks. I'm just wondering if there's an easy place to find those. Also hoping for this. Anyone have a full Secret Stash mod for download?
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Dec 5, 2011 02:55
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I just started my first game of New Vegas last night. I played a few hours of vanilla after reading the suggested mods in the OP so I could figure out what was annoying and what might improve the vanilla experience and I installed CCO, NMC's textures, DelayDLC, WME weapons, and CONELRAD. It looks like mods like Project Nevada might be better for a second run through the game, but maybe I'm mistaken. Any other recommendations for mods that'll make vanilla all-around better? I read the description for CCO and the way he set things up made more sense to me so I decided to try it with a new character for a few hours and see if I liked it more. Any opinions about what to do for a first play through?
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Dec 5, 2011 21:50
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urbancontra posted:I just started my first game of New Vegas last night. I played a few hours of vanilla after reading the suggested mods in the OP so I could figure out what was annoying and what might improve the vanilla experience and I installed CCO, NMC's textures, DelayDLC, WME weapons, and CONELRAD. It looks like mods like Project Nevada might be better for a second run through the game, but maybe I'm mistaken. Any other recommendations for mods that'll make vanilla all-around better? Project Nevada Core can be used in a first go round - it's mostly interface improvements like the addition of a grenade hotkey and an FPS style crosshair. It's also got bullet time and sprint which you don't have to use if you don't like them, but both give you an additional use for AP so they can be nice if you find you never really use VATS.
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Dec 5, 2011 22:47
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urbancontra posted:I just started my first game of New Vegas last night. I played a few hours of vanilla after reading the suggested mods in the OP so I could figure out what was annoying and what might improve the vanilla experience and I installed CCO, NMC's textures, DelayDLC, WME weapons, and CONELRAD. It looks like mods like Project Nevada might be better for a second run through the game, but maybe I'm mistaken. Any other recommendations for mods that'll make vanilla all-around better? I played 70 hours of New Vegas shortly after release with no mods. I reinstalled over the weekend and set up Project Nexus and Nevada Skies and I must say, it really is a much more enjoyable experience. I would highly recommend doing it, because as far as I'm concerned, Project Nexus only enhances gameplay.
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Dec 6, 2011 02:35
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urbancontra posted:I just started my first game of New Vegas last night. I played a few hours of vanilla after reading the suggested mods in the OP so I could figure out what was annoying and what might improve the vanilla experience and I installed CCO, NMC's textures, DelayDLC, WME weapons, and CONELRAD. It looks like mods like Project Nevada might be better for a second run through the game, but maybe I'm mistaken. Any other recommendations for mods that'll make vanilla all-around better? Nothing wrong with putting some time into a relatively un-modded game. It'll help you figure out what gripes (if any) you have and would like to change. That being said, the CCO modules are pretty great. I'm using a lot of them in conjunction with Project Nevada and they work quite well--CCO's changes to traits, perks, and companions are things I would never go without, now that I have them. If you don't want to go the Project Nevada route, a combination of CCO and Puce Moose's modules can address a wide array of areas. I actually use Puce Moose's DLC plugins to reduce the sheer amount of loot you get in those areas (and his medkits one, so I'm not always swimming in stimpaks.) Wildtortilla posted:I played 70 hours of New Vegas shortly after release with no mods. I reinstalled over the weekend and set up Project Nexus and Nevada Skies and I must say, it really is a much more enjoyable experience. I would highly recommend doing it, because as far as I'm concerned, Project Nexus only enhances gameplay. Project Nevada. 
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Dec 6, 2011 02:40
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Thanks for the advice!Cream-of-Plenty posted:Nothing wrong with putting some time into a relatively un-modded game. It'll help you figure out what gripes (if any) you have and would like to change. That being said, the CCO modules are pretty great. I'm using a lot of them in conjunction with Project Nevada and they work quite well--CCO's changes to traits, perks, and companions are things I would never go without, now that I have them. It looks like CCO and PN make a lot of the same changes to the core game. Which core mod do you like? (CCO Gameplay Changes vs. PN Core/Rebalance) Trillest Parrot fucked around with this message at 02:48 on Dec 6, 2011 |
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Dec 6, 2011 02:45
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Cream-of-Plenty posted:Project Nevada. If it were project nexus it would be furry boners and sexable dead children as far as the eye could see.
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Dec 6, 2011 02:57
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urbancontra posted:It looks like CCO and PN make a lot of the same changes to the core game. Which core mod do you like? (CCO Gameplay Changes vs. PN Core/Rebalance) Both can be used at the same time. CCO adds a ton of perks and rebalances a bunch to be a bit more in line with the 2 perks per level that you can have with Project Nevada. It also gets rid of Intense Training, since that makes it easy to break the game that way as well. I also like the follower tweaks (Followers are less like walking tanks and more like an extra "stat"). Project Nevada + CCO and Hardcore Mode is basically the best way to experience this game modded, I think. e: Also Lombard Station owns.
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Dec 6, 2011 03:55
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urbancontra posted:Thanks for the advice! Concurring with what Gyshall said, the CCO plugins I use with PN are those that add new Perks and Traits, modify the followers so that they aren't so goddamned powerful and cheaty, and reworks the vanilla perks so that there aren't as many useless / overpowered ones. I'm not a subscriber to the "Perk every level" camp, and I've considered the option moot because of the (formerly) large number of perks that were obsolete. At least CCO's additional perks and reworked perks means giving you one every level is an actual reward and not a game of, "Oh great. Which of these two lovely perks do I want to clutter my pipboy up with?" Cream-of-Plenty fucked around with this message at 19:11 on Dec 6, 2011 |
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Dec 6, 2011 19:08
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Omnicarus posted:Regarding Lombard - I'm not working on it anymore, I'm waiting on the Skyrim CS to come. I've got a pretty ambitious hideout/area renovation drawn up for it and I can't wait to get started on it Any word on whether or not anyone is up for taking up this challenge? Also, the OP link for Lombard appears to be dead for me...is the current Lombard hosted anywhere?
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Dec 7, 2011 04:55
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I'd kill for an armory supported Lombard station =\
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Dec 7, 2011 05:34
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The author of the Immersive HUD, Adjustable HUD and Unified HUD mods has merged all of them to a single mod: One HUD, or oHUD for short. Might be worth updating the OP with that. E: Forgot the link. http://www.newvegasnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=44757
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Dec 7, 2011 12:21
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Smol posted:The author of the Immersive HUD, Adjustable HUD and Unified HUD mods has merged all of them to a single mod: One HUD, or oHUD for short. Might be worth updating the OP with that. Thanks for the head's up. OP updated.
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Dec 7, 2011 19:38
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I just switched to oHUD and haven't seen any changes from when I used iHUD, but that's good - it works, it's good, and it's no-nonsense.
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Dec 7, 2011 20:02
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WebDO posted:is the current Lombard hosted anywhere? Sorry to pester about this, but he megaupload link in the OP says the file link is either invalid or the file has been removed. I just want to enjoy a quality goon product!
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Dec 8, 2011 15:45
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Gyshall posted:Also hoping for this. Anyone have a full Secret Stash mod for download? I have Secret Stash still installed, not sure if it's cool with the mods here to rehost it on RapidShare or whatever. I could just repack the full "radionvextend" folder along with the Secret Stash and Radio New Vegas Extender .esp files. Also, to anybody who happens to have Mafia II for whatever reason (Steam sale), ripping the radio stations and adding them to some mod like MyRadio makes for a pretty good mix. The MyRadio mod seems to make the music files pretty loud though.
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Dec 8, 2011 16:24
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Here's the link to Lombard: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=1RDSFCXM
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Dec 8, 2011 16:26
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Tewratomeh posted:I have Secret Stash still installed, not sure if it's cool with the mods here to rehost it on RapidShare or whatever. I could just repack the full "radionvextend" folder along with the Secret Stash and Radio New Vegas Extender .esp files. I'm pretty sure the SA mods won't mind. It's a mod for NV that someone took down from Nexus, right? So what. On an unrelated note, for some reason I keep going back to this outfit as my go-to whenever I'm using anything in .44 magnum (all the time) http://newvegasnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=37526 As a rare and exciting thing on Nexus which isn't awful, I like it.
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Dec 8, 2011 18:56
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Alright then, here we go: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=TNFQ5MLT The original Secret Stash README file is in the zip, but basically just extract everything to your "fallout new vegas/Data" folder and you should be good.
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Dec 8, 2011 21:05
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Omnicarus posted:Here's the link to Lombard: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=1RDSFCXM I updated the OP with the new link. How long does megaupload host a file before the link expires?
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Dec 8, 2011 21:07
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Cream-of-Plenty posted:I updated the OP with the new link. How long does megaupload host a file before the link expires? The old link went dead because I deleted the file to avoid confusion between versions. It should stay up for the appreciable future.
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Dec 8, 2011 23:08
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Cream-of-Plenty posted:Project Nevada. Oh no what have I done. 
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Dec 9, 2011 02:58
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I'm not sure if anybody covered this in the last 200-odd pages, but is the Fiend start option for "Roleplay-Start" not working for anyone else here who uses that mod? The comments on the Nexus page aren't helpful, mostly because Nexus. ed: nevermind, after some snooping it looks like Fiend is an unfinished feature wildzero fucked around with this message at 00:02 on Dec 11, 2011 |
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Dec 10, 2011 23:11
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I want to play a stealth character with Project Nevada, CCO, the armory, and WME(and maybe FOOK)as my gameplay altering mods. Are stealth characters fine with just these mods or is there another mod that I will want to add for stealth balancing? CCO S.P.E.C.I.A.L. constraints means I'm going to be going low strength and endurance.
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Dec 14, 2011 05:10
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Alpha Lyrae posted:I want to play a stealth character with Project Nevada, CCO, the armory, and WME(and maybe FOOK)as my gameplay altering mods. Are stealth characters fine with just these mods or is there another mod that I will want to add for stealth balancing? CCO S.P.E.C.I.A.L. constraints means I'm going to be going low strength and endurance. Stealth is perfectly viable in Project Nevada. Default PN makes the enemies a bit more perceptive and harder to sneak by, though this can be changed in the MCM options menu. Also, there are certain implants that can help you out massively with stealth if you install Cyberware. Things like bionic eyes and integrated cloaking systems.
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Dec 14, 2011 07:12
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Repost from the other thread: "Guys, after a LONG break from New Vegas, I decided to play it again. But I'm having problems with some mods: for example, the Ling hair mod thingy doesn't work, even when I've activated it from FOMM. Also, in FOMM, I can't seem to remove Archive Invalidation. The little check mark just stays there. Help? "
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Dec 14, 2011 18:08
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Katsuma posted:Stealth is perfectly viable in Project Nevada. Default PN makes the enemies a bit more perceptive and harder to sneak by, though this can be changed in the MCM options menu. Also, there are certain implants that can help you out massively with stealth if you install Cyberware. Things like bionic eyes and integrated cloaking systems. Great to hear. I stumbled upon Gopher's Advance Recon set of mods, but those seem way too overpowered. I'll stick with what I have already. Also what's the general consensus on FOOK? It seems everyone uses PN, but I don't see much talk about FOOK. I'm wondering if I should just skip it.
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Dec 14, 2011 21:58
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Alpha Lyrae posted:Great to hear. I stumbled upon Gopher's Advance Recon set of mods, but those seem way too overpowered. I'll stick with what I have already. I don't think FOOK and PN are incompatible (unlike FOOK and FWE) because of PN's more modular nature - if you wanted to use both at once I'm pretty sure you could. That said, it's mostly an equipment mod right? I think most people here use Naky's Armoury mod for that. You could probably use both of those together (with a merge patch), but there would probably be a lot of redundant weapons.
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Dec 15, 2011 00:04
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The Cheshire Cat posted:I don't think FOOK and PN are incompatible (unlike FOOK and FWE) because of PN's more modular nature - if you wanted to use both at once I'm pretty sure you could. That said, it's mostly an equipment mod right? I think most people here use Naky's Armoury mod for that. You could probably use both of those together (with a merge patch), but there would probably be a lot of redundant weapons. The armory doesn't add any armors though. FOOK adds a bunch of new armors. I'm going to use all three of these mods, but deactivate PN equipment module. If this doesn't work out for me FOOK will be the first to go.
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V!ntar posted:Also, in FOMM, I can't seem to remove Archive Invalidation. The little check mark just stays there. Help? " Run FOMM as an administrator (right click, run as) - I had to do that to get AI working properly, you might need to do it to get it removed.
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Dec 15, 2011 00:56
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FOOK's main problem (IMO) is that it's not modular and it changes quite a bit in the game. I feel it tries too hard to do everything with no concern for anyone other than their own development crew... which is fine, since I did The Armory with no real concern for anyone but myself initially and at the end of the day what I do and don't do with it really depends what I or the other devs feel. That being said, I think if you're going to release something publicly, you have at least some responsibility to provide flexibility and that will be what separates you from the pack of mediocrity and poo poo. Project Nevada, though I'm not a fan of most of their features, is completely customizable and has been from day one and that's a pretty awesome concept and it's no wonder that they're considered to be one of the best developed and managed mods for FNV. Maybe the FOOK team can get it right for FO4 and finally lose the reputation they have of being a bloated mod with no flexibility.
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Dec 15, 2011 03:51
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Naky posted:FOOK's main problem (IMO) is that it's not modular and it changes quite a bit in the game. I feel it tries too hard to do everything with no concern for anyone other than their own development crew... which is fine, since I did The Armory with no real concern for anyone but myself initially and at the end of the day what I do and don't do with it really depends what I or the other devs feel. Okay, I can definitely agree with you on this. I actually found myself wanting to use only certain aspects of FOOK, but as you said it isn't modular at all.
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Dec 15, 2011 06:32
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Where can I get the Low Profile Armor mod some of you guys are using? It doesn't seem to be on the Nexus anymore.
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Apotheosis posted:Where can I get the Low Profile Armor mod some of you guys are using? It doesn't seem to be on the Nexus anymore. That mod was my brainchild. I gave up working on it because it just wasn't worth trying to figure out how to integrate it into the game properly. Somebody posted a fix a few pages back that would get it to play nicely, but I can't seem to find it. But other than not it's generally unsupported so don't even bother looking for it. Also it was never on the nexus because I stole a ton of poo poo without properly requesting permission.
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