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Right. Just to clarify - full RP install with none of the Restoration Project weapon mods installed (I assumed it would've caused problems with your mod, maybe that was overzealous). Then I just installed your mod over the top of it. Edit: Same thing happens if I do a Restoration Project...

Great! 2 more questions before I leave you alone. First, I'm assuming making patch.dat write-protected isn't necessary if you're just jumping in with an RP install. Is that the case? Second, is this knife having -1 damage a sign of RP incompatibility, low skill or an incorrect...

You can indeed! I'll get cracking. Thanks a lot for this (and the quick reply), the mod seems to be spectacular thus far - you've finally addressed some of the glaring issues in Fallout none of us seemed prepare to acknowledge. Great work. One last thing - let's say I switch the starting map...

Hey, just trying to figure out if this is or isn't compatible with the latest version of the Restoration Patch. I'm assuming it isn't, but the 'Now Compatible with RP & UP' is throwing me out a little bit. Any word on that? Also wondering if you'd consider taking on some of the weapons stat...

Give me a shout if you need someone to proof-read your dialogue before release. Looks beautiful, though. Really looking forward to this.

As of the latest patch my game crashes on startup. HIGH FIVES ALL AROUND.

How could I hope to evaluate the worth of Baldur's Gate 2, a full-price game that's practically identical, both graphically and mechanically, to another game that was released years ago?

I could listen to these guys all day. They definitely recaptured that whole Western feel that Fallout 3 didn't even attempt.

VAULTS? INCONCEIVABLE.

Fantastic, I can't wait to start my manliest playthrough ever.

So what's the ETA on this little beauty?

I like the idea of splitting it up into economic/weapon balance modules. I like Weapons Redone too much to let it go, even though I prefer some of your changes. Particularly the low AP pistols. If I could weigh in, I'd also suggest you increase the weight of all weapons and armours, and make...

If that's how it turned out, I would shit bricks and I would give Obsidian all of money. I hope you're right, I really do. I would be thoroughly impressed if siding with the 'good guys' did more damage than siding with the 'bad guys'. But I'll never forget that the "Killian ruined Junktown...

Well hold on there, miss sassy-britches. We're going on what's been said so far. One of the damn devs said OH CAESAR'S ARE THE BAD GUYS AND THE NCR ARE THE GOOD GUYS BUT UH WE DON'T HAVE GOOD OR BAD IN THIS GAME. There's good guys and bad guys. The good guys have done bad things and the bad guys...

I could see it working if the Legion were just an aggressive, militaristic society that just happened to use slaves, and life under them was decent or actually ended up as an improvement for the conquered peoples. JUST LIKE THE ROMAN EMPIRE. But they're really putting emphasis on them as THE...

They say all this, but I'm still sceptical as to how a group of slavers can really be morally ambiguous. Edit: Wait, did I just spot the PC without that goddamn Pipboy glove? Thank God.

So who the hell could they be bringing back from Fallout 1? Harry?

If the guy in the background of Rex's picture is anything to go by, I'm optimistic. I've been impressed with whoever's been designing all the new clothes in NV. People are dressed like normal people - flannel shirts, jeans, leather jackets. Those green 'peasant smocks' from F3 bugged the crap...

I've never once played a game where being a good guy is harder and requires a lot more sacrifice. Because that's how it works in the real world, right? Right? If you're going to bother with karma in a game, make doing the right thing a lot more difficult and less rewarding than the wrong...

That's something I never felt comfortable with. Killing people trying to kill you is pretty neutral as far as doing good or bad things goes.