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Fallout is definitely still alive, thanks to the efforts of various people who continue to create new patches and restoration projects for both Fallout 1 and Fallout 2. These mods not only fix bugs, but they add new features and content by completing implementations of stuff that was intended...

Many people here are more interested in an improved Fallout 2 than a Fallout 3. I've never played Fallout 2, but I am planning on playing once 1.3 of your mod is released.

There is something impressive about a game that is still getting improved more than 10 years after its release. I wonder if the same will happen for Fallout 3.

I tried bartering my Stealth Boy with it turned off and with it turned on. Neither worked. All of my teammates refuse to accept it in a barter, while they do accept the other Stealth Boys. The only way to remove it from my inventory is to drop it on the ground.

The Boneyard is definitely LA, but what about the other locations in Fallout? http://mikesrpgcenter.com/fallout/maps.html It seems that The Glow is located in the same area as the USMC military base Camp Pendleton, which is south of Orange County...

I am still remembering a few bugs that I encountered on my recent play from beginning to end. Three other bugs come to mind: (1) The first Stealth Boy that I got was the one found in The Glow. The bug is that if it is included in a barter, the NPC will refuse to accept the deal. However...

I recently played through with the following setup: FALLOUT Version 1.0 (29 Sep 1997) [US] Fallout v.1.2 patch (semi-official) Fallout v.1.3.3 patch (unofficial) with Dialog Fixes by Nimrod "Fallout NPC Mod" v.3.3 (TeamX) with NPC dialog fixes by Nimrod I noticed a few bugs: I...

I am considering starting a new game and playing the game all of the way through. When is the next version of the patch going to be released? Should I wait for them, or start my new game now?

I just ran the validator against my very old Fallout CD. The validator generated a "result.txt" file with the following contents: FALLOUT Version 1.0 (29 Sep 1997) [US] So is this version compatible with the TeamX patches? I'd like to thank TeamX for continuing to improve one of the best...

If the exe could be patched in memory, then would it be possible to switch the resolution on the fly, as well as toggle fullscreen and windowed modes? Last but surely the most pie-in-the-sky idea, would it be possible to have this patcher menu somehow integrated into the Fallout 2 interface...

Simply awesome! Hopefully it gets polished to perfection. Right now it is simply a proof of concept, but not really playable, right?

Hopefully Bethesda doesn't get upset and try to stop these wonderful mods, in fear that they might hurt their "Fallout" game's sales. Personally, I think it would be funny to see a fan improved Fallout 2 become more popular than a wannabe "Fallout 3".

Wild_qwerty, What is the status of your unified addon? What is the list of patches and mods that it will include so far? Hopefully the high-resolution hack will be ready alongside your unified addon :)

Why is everybody freaking out? What forum was this originally posted on? As of now, it is in the modding/hacking forum, which seems to fit that topic. I haven't played it yet, but does the NPC tie into the story? Why not make it a female companion instead of yet another guy?

It has been a long time since I have done any PC assembler programming, but you should just be able to extend the existing code segment. Various console game translations from Japanese to English work this way: replace instruction X with an unconditional branch/jump to the first free address A...

Why not insert a small jump in place of the error checking code, which jumps to a new region in memory created by extending the size of the executable? This new region of memory could include the error checking code that was replaced by the jump, as well as the resolution switching code.

1024x768?!?! Awesome! Please finish this hack and polish it up with a resolution switcher that lets people select their resolution. Personally, since I have a 21inch CRT, I would go for something larger than 1024x768.

Couldn't 16-bit and 32-bit color be used with some image post processing, such as some blending, anti-aliasing, or some other pixel filter to make things look cleaner at high resolutions? Sure the original art is only in 256 colors, but if you want to do anisotropic filtering, it will require...

Was the source code for Celestial's patch ever released? It needs to be merged with the other fan based patches and New Vision.

Now that the source is out for New Vision, will it be merged with the top two fan based mods to create a Super Addon?