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Okay, unzip this patch and put it in your install folder. Let me know if it works.

I found the issue. Stand by.

No dice meaning the error message still appears? Here is a basic install folder:

Try this: unzip Sonora into its own directory. Not into the Fallout directory. Then put the DLC, the translation, and Fallout 2 CE into that folder. Then run Fallout 2 CE (or Fallout 2)

Sorry, I can't get that file if it is linked from Google. Did you try installing into the Fallout Sonora folder? Just unzip the file from Nevada Band, then dump everything into that?

@ZaanTheTribal You could send me your save game file too. I might be able to find something from that.

Okay, well, patchDLC.dat should not be in there. Removing that might solve it, though I doubt it. f2_res.dat could be interfering. That can be scrapped too. You could also try a clean install. Without Fallout 2. Just use the files exactly as in the install procedure at Fallout Sonora The...

Hmmm... this is mysterious. I checked the dialogue file and script, and that error should not be appearing. However, from your screenshot I can see that you must have something else installed, as those are not Sonora graphics for the iFace. Can you send me a screenshot of your directory...

When you installed, did you use the Dayglow.dat file from Nevada Band? That should NOT be used. My .dat already contains all the DLC files. You can delete the dayglow dat.

I'm looking into this now. Are you running the Fallout 2 CE version, or Foxx's repack?

Chipo's name was consolidated to 'Chipo', so that is correct.

Yes, as I understood it. I went ahead and tweaked all the relevant scripts, so now all uses of 'amigo' toward the player in game will use amiga if the PC is female. This does mean about 30 dialogue files and scripts were affected. 'wey' sounds interesting. Nevertheless the 'gendering' scripting...

I'm glad you and others are enjoying it! Sonora is so worth it. It is quite useful listening to you voice the dialogues, as well as express your confusion on quest/dialogue points. I think there may be some regional differences in our English (for example 'start afresh' is totally the go to for...

@OnlyALad , how weird is it for people to be addressing a woman as 'Amigo'? Because I just noticed that there are dozens of cases where an NPC would address a female PC as 'amigo' - there's no dual line for feminine/masculine in the script. It seems to me that even average English speakers...

Ahh, got it. 100% the way to go. I have been trying to make sure that all item names really closely or perfectly match the item name in pro_item.msg. Will make this correct. Looking in game Agave Juice is being bandied about everywhere, but to be correct, it should likely all change to agave...

Well, that's one more reason to go to a single, English version of the mod. Having to maintain 3 different versions of the translation means 3x the chance of a mistake being made by me somewhere in the update procedure. The likelihood of this happening will also increase with time, as updates...

You can just check the wiki here, it's fairly accurate: Bike

@Zaius238 what version of Fallout Sonora are you using? Fallout 2 CE or Foxx rebuild? From your description it is obvious that the vanilla pro_item.msg was being used, rather than the one from the DLC. Maybe I made a mistake in building the release for 1.01? I can't check that now, as the build...

It has come to my attention that the 1.14 release of Fallout Sonora is being quietly updated by Nevada Band. So the link from their website is evolving in time, moving from 1.14, through multiple 1.14+ versions (unnamed) and will eventually become 1.15 That's great and all, however, it means...

Do you mean change it to 'Agave Syrup' for the name, rather than 'Syrup'? Also, those are the only files (RCRngMap.msg, AFGold.msg, and SCBoss.msg) that contain dialogue changes. However, there are multiple mexican/spanish speakers that have their scripts changed, which effects what they 'say'...