HadesGigas
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Found ED-E chilling in the bath house. Figured it was hiding somewhere in the Ultra Luxe.
MirageDwarf said:Why the fuck repair service costs so much? I guess high Barter skill will lower the price, but it is still too much for repairs.
I just visited Vegas strip and got update to investigate someone/something related to main quest. Haven't been to Novac yet. Seems main story would lead to strip eventually. I'm afraid I will miss few quests by taking shortcut. So many things to do...
HadesGigas said:Cause they all have like 100 repair from what I've seen so far. Not like in Fallout 3 where tons of merchants could repair but were generally bad at it so they were cheap.
Wallach said:Really? The only guy I can think of with 100 repair is atMojave Outpost.
What other ones are there?
Wallach said:Really? The only guy I can think of with 100 repair is atMojave Outpost.
What other ones are there?
revolverjgw said:Vault 11 spoiler, I do not understand what just happened
During the battle in the sacrificial chamber, I was stylin' all over all those wimpy robots, and suddenly I got the message that I had failed "The House Always Wins Part II"...
...wha? What does that mission, and Mr. House, even have to do with this "side story"? I failed it for winning a fight on the other side of the map?
Carm said:Just tried them out, everything seems better, no major stuttering besides loading new areas while walking around, still drops to much. The wierd dot glitches are gone with HDR x4AA turned on as far as I could tell.
While I was checking out the framerate is certain areas I found something really odd going on, I'm not sure if it's driver related or what. If someone could test it on their system to see if it happens. I was in Nipton walking around, if I'm inside the city and running around, movement feels like it is in slow motion and going into 3rd person shows the animations much slower than they should be. If I'm facing away from Nipton leaving down a road, animations suddenly are fine again.
Framerate between the views is 40-45fps compared to 60fps. It's a very odd bug, never seen a game do that before, wish I had vegas installed to post a youtube.
All settings on max except AA at x4, vsync on in launcher.
duckroll said:Argh Vault 34! :lol
I survived, got the pulse gun, and completed the Hard Luck Blues quest, but man that was probably the dungeon where things went the worst for me yet. First I took so much damage my radiation suit broke! :lol I couldn't put it on again after putting on the rebreather, and I didn't notice for quite a while that I was pretty much running around in boxers and a singlet. I promptly put on Benny's suit and the 1st Recon beret. The entire dungeon was just me shooting up stimpacks, Rad-X, Radaway, and I think I shot up some other drugs too to help me with the Overseer fight. Overall right after getting out of the dungeon, I felt like I needed to take a good long shower in real life. UGHHHHHHHHH. :lol
Ricker said:I`m not sure I fully understand the reloading bench and it`s not explained anywhere in the manual(360).....I have some cases I guess on the left,obviously those that are highlighted I have the recipe for,or enough of them to make what`s on the right? or is what`s on the right what I need to make real ammo from the number besides the one highlighted on the left?....
revolverjgw said:Vault 11 spoiler, I do not understand what just happened
During the battle in the sacrificial chamber, I was stylin' all over all those wimpy robots, and suddenly I got the message that I had failed "The House Always Wins Part II"...
...wha? What does that mission, and Mr. House, even have to do with this "side story"? I failed it for winning a fight on the other side of the map?
Jintor said:It's bugged guy
Some of the robots are tagged to the Lucky 38 faction so killing them instant-fails one of House's quests
mjemirzian said:hmm.. it looks like there are still significant framerate/driver issues. It runs at 60 fps no problem like it should on my 32 bit XP install, but my 64 Win 7 install (on the same system) runs with a terrible framerate whenever NPCs are nearby or onscreen. Pretty sad that a game released a week ago runs best on a 10 year old OS.
yes, a few tooSullen said:Is it possible to get a personal residence like in Fallout 3? Ala tenpenny tower or your house in Megaton.
revolverjgw said:Vault 11 spoiler, I do not understand what just happened
During the battle in the sacrificial chamber, I was stylin' all over all those wimpy robots, and suddenly I got the message that I had failed "The House Always Wins Part II"...
...wha? What does that mission, and Mr. House, even have to do with this "side story"? I failed it for winning a fight on the other side of the map?
Tried it, didn't seem to fix the framerate. Toggleemotions in the console didn't help either. I don't know whether it's the difference between XP and 7 or 32 and 64 bit, or both. Of course it still randomly crashes on XP 32, but I suppose that's just due to the game engine and bad coding.Wallach said:Are you using the dll spoof on Win7?
mjemirzian said:Tried it, didn't seem to fix the framerate. Toggleemotions in the console didn't help either. I don't know whether it's the difference between XP and 7 or 32 and 64 bit, or both. Of course it still randomly crashes on XP 32, but I suppose that's just due to the game engine and bad coding.
Maybe he crawled into the outhouse.duckroll said:[Speech 60] <Lie> I'm sorry, Mr. Cuddles is dead.
I can't make myself do this, but I CANNOT find the fucking piece of shit. >_<
If you've been reading the last few pages of this thread that I've been posting in, you'll already know I'm competent enough to figure something like that out. But reading the thread is for newbs, right? Latest page 4 lyfe!Wallach said:Where'd you put it? A lot of people mistakenly put it in the My Games/Fallout New Vegas folder.
mjemirzian said:If you've been reading the last few pages of this thread that I've been posting in, you'll already know I'm competent enough to figure something like that out. But reading the thread is for newbs, right? Latest page 4 lyfe!
Wallach said:Clearly technical issues couldn't have happened to a nicer guy. What a shame.
:lol So true!TimHortons said:
mjemirzian said:Tried it, didn't seem to fix the framerate. Toggleemotions in the console didn't help either. I don't know whether it's the difference between XP and 7 or 32 and 64 bit, or both. Of course it still randomly crashes on XP 32, but I suppose that's just due to the game engine and bad coding.
mjemirzian said:hmm.. it looks like there are still significant framerate/driver issues. It runs at 60 fps no problem like it should on my 32 bit XP install, but my 64 Win 7 install (on the same system) runs with a terrible framerate whenever NPCs are nearby or onscreen. Pretty sad that a game released a week ago runs best on a 10 year old OS.
Clearly talking down to someone as if they were a technical imbecile while willfully being ignorant of their recent posts on the same thread doesn't make you a douchebag. And I have no technical issues, it's running perfectly on my XP 32 install, thanks.Wallach said:Clearly technical issues couldn't have happened to a nicer guy. What a shame.
Yes it's already well known it's an issue with Nvidia cards. And the game will crash more frequently as you progress.CecilRousso said:I´m playing the game on Core i7 computer with Win7 64bit and a ATI Radeon 5830 card. It runs in almost perfect framerate in 1920 resolution. One crash in 11h gametime.
Haven't tried it, but it's not a stutter issue on win 7 64, it's a poor performance/framerate issue. It runs smoothly when there are no NPCs around.Ledsen said:Are you using the 4gb/stutter fix? Fixed all my problems, I'm using it until NVSE and NV Stutter Remover comes out.
Foliorum Viridum said:Gah! I like the open-endedness of the game but I'm afraid of making the wrong option. :lol Any insight would be appreciated!
Yeah that is one of the only non-combat perks I'm willing to take as it lets you use the unique weapons without repair issues.Deacan said:Jury Rigging is one of the best perks ever, being able to repair unique weapons/armor with common equipment is awesome.
mjemirzian said:Clearly talking down to someone as if they were a technical imbecile while willfully being ignorant of their recent posts on the same thread doesn't make you a douchebag. And I have no technical issues, it's running perfectly on my XP 32 install, thanks.
Thank you!mjemirzian said:There is no wrong option, but you do have to choose one end game path at the exclusion of the others. Whoever you keep working with will exclude the others - Yes Man, Mr House, NCR, or Legion.
Wallach said:The ones lit up are the ones you have the ingredients in your backpack to make. The greyed out ones you know as a recipe, but aren't currently carrying the items to actually make. On the right side is a description of what that recipe creates, along with a list of required materials on the bottom right required to make 1 item of that recipe.
If there's a number on the left side (like the Scrap Metal to Lead recipe), it means one "use" of that recipe creates that number of items. So crafting 1 Scrap Metal will create 200 Lead.
kitch9 said:How do I use repairs kits? (PC Version.)
In some games, one of the turrets are incorrectly faction flagged. Use this fix here if you are on PC.revolverjgw said:Vault 11 spoiler, I do not understand what just happened
During the battle in the sacrificial chamber, I was stylin' all over all those wimpy robots, and suddenly I got the message that I had failed "The House Always Wins Part II"...
...wha? What does that mission, and Mr. House, even have to do with this "side story"? I failed it for winning a fight on the other side of the map?