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Let's not go to the one place that possibly shows how to make power armor ourselves from the company that made it (also info on maybe finding a cure for FEV or at least learn more about it) and fly off to the middle of nowhere on the other side of the continent we know nothing about for shits...

I'm hoping that from the precedent set by Fallout Shelter, in which a Fallout spinoff game can be made that isn't another Elder Scrolls clone in gameplay, Obsidian can be allowed to make a Fallout game like the originals or Wasteland 2.

Like everyone's food, the resources for the Institute's technology come from nowhere.

He also did the music for Fallout Tactics.

It would fit the lore better if they are just advanced robobrains.

They are only including the manual. The old versions also included the fallout bible, soundtrack, wallpapers, etc.

Less extras.

There is a wrist mounted version too.

Maybe someone can remake New Vegas in Wasteland 2.

Probably means don't install their stand alone incarnations as it may mess up their install with this mod.

It'll load up fine with dummy esm's but in game is where it checks the IDs. It may crash if you interact with anything referencing those missing id's. After a patch, the id of an ai package the legion assassins was using changed. So I had to update a mod I was using that edited them...

Timeslip's fallout engine tweaks' (for fallout 1) link is dead or at least the file's page was removed.

With an escape button macro and some canteens, you can rest quickly on the scorching desert 2 squares west of Vegas. Very little is encountered out there.

@AtomKilla That would be a yes. Rather than just being steam supported it actually needs it running for you to play it.

For Fallout to use the Elder Scrolls system, it would need enough opportunities to use each skill enough to grind at it. It would be hard to level up Science with only finite computers to hack. Also how would you level up Medicine (in its current incarnation)? Use chems on yourself?

Fixed.

They can be seen by clicking on the button beside what mesh its using. A small window pops up showing it in 3D which allows you to also chose which texture set you'd like to use for it.

Here is a link to the new geck that I found in the beth forums: http://download.zenimax.com/fallout/nv/geck/GECK_NVE_v1.4.zip

I think be default its set to place the card under what is already there, so you have to press down to put it on top. Also you can place the cards anywhere within a pile wile in the process of placing one.

Turns out their instructions weren't complete. You use the the up and down keys if on PC to change where the card goes in a stack vertically. Also, if you push up enough you can place cards on your opponents stacks to mess their totals up. I had the same problem till I read about this myself.