Fallout Maniac

Would like this and I expect some other people would too for role playing purposes, looking BA, etc. Bandana Bandanas to cover the face, wrap around the head, or cover the top of the head. Come in multiple colors including green, red, blue, purple, and black. Baggy sweaters with baggy hoods Comes mainly in black but other colors supported. Baggy pants Black and blue. And in addition, having mafia clothes is a must too.

I think that there should be Aid Items that after we use them once it enables a console command and if we use it again it disables it. This way Steam notices you didn't use any console commands and so then we can get the Steam achievements. The console commands that should be used as aid items are: tgm tdm tcl tfc killall tm tlb player.srm shownamemenu showracemenu player.advlevel movetoqt tmm1 Also, the aid item should just be named after the console commands so it's not confusing. Thanks to advance to somebody if they do this.

And instead of making specific game modes first, you could make a "Free Roam" mode where you are basically in the game except with other players. Side quests/main quests couldn't be done though. Free Roam would just be used to have fun and do crazy things.

Is it possible to be able to like....make folders in the inventory so I can essentially put the items (files) in it? I have so many weapons and there needs to be a better way of sorting them. I don't want to have to get rid of weapons just because I have a lot. I love having a big variety with me.

Fallout: New Vegas, it's like Fallout 3 but is expanded upon so it's bigger and badder than FO 3. But if you are new, start with FO 3 first then move to New Vegas.

Is there some sort of directory I need to place it in?

I already have the custom sounds and I placed them in the Sound folder of data. When trying to set attack loop to it, it doesn't show up in the list. How do I make it show up in the list?

Preferably with existing voice in dialogue and a working companion wheel. :thumbsup:

Nevermind, I got it to go. I simply found the .dll in my Fallout 3 game folder, copied it and then pasted it in FalloutNV folder. If anyone else has problems with this, here's your answer. (If you also have other missing .dlls they'll be in Fallout 3's folder too.)

Yes, the readme, the .exe and the icon are all there.

It says, "The program can't start because SSCE5432.dll is missing from your computer. Try reinstalling the program to fix this problem." I can't find that .dll available for download anywhere. Can somebody help?