Recent content by Dack

There should be a seperate .exe file if you used Wild's installer.

We were never short on ideas or enthusiasm, but that damned scripting is a slow death. You guys should consider releasing everything just for the hell of it. The maps, music, stories and critters are all beautiful. Hey Steve, how is the book-writing?

I like that story progression a lot.

I think NCR and New Reno would making interesting start locations. Lots of little quests you could make involving the factions in those towns. Anyhow, there is a lot to consider for a game like this - what is going to interest players? In Everquest it was character customization, item upgrades...

So you dont want to do it Everquest style with different start town options? I think it would be cool to do it that way. I'd like the option to start off in a vault, or a raider camp or whatever.

I got the shaman quest while playing a female character - perception and intelligence both lower than 8, but I think my agility was 9. Oh, and speech tagged. 8)

I thought it was great also. Not much talk going on about this mod - if you haven't tried it yet give it a shot. It's fun.

I just think a Pipboy would give it a more authentic fallout feel. It seems like the journal would fulfill the same purpose, so why not go with a fallout original?

That looks pretty damn good. So... is there combat or what? Oh, and instead of a journal I think they should use a pipboy. Other than that, solid start!

Kudos to TeamX! I'm enjoying the mod - think I played it for at least 3 hours straight yesterday. Who did the dialog by the way? I'm pleasantly surprised how good it is.

I can confirm winzip9 works. Far as I can tell it's all in Polish. The maps are cool - a little sparse. There's some pretty original scenery use on the truck map. Won't spoil it, but it's worth checking out.

Thanks for the comments, all.

Re: Realistic Arroyo, Fallout 2 setting improvement project Who has actually played the mod? :P It still seemed exactly like Arroyo to me. If you want to give it a different feel a couple of new town maps would help immensly. Or you could just touch up the original maps some - replace a few...

Call me weird, but I think resource scarcity is an artform. When done right, it can add a lot of depth - done wrong, it can suck majorly. I'll always remember the original Resident Evil, where I had to conserve every clip and every health herb - try to make every shot a head shot because it...

That would sound good I think. Good luck! -D