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I was not aware he made one for Fallout New Vegas, and I can not seem to find it.

Update: I think it did help! I made a new character, but unlike last time, he did not have credit for Lead Dealer, so I spawned the mysterious strangers 44 magnum, and a legendary bloat fly, exited game, and reloaded and shot it and got steam credit. (I cheated to get it this time, but I still legitimately got it the first time, so that is alright with me.) Thank you so much! And "Kudos" to you!

Doesn't seem to do anything, but it is possible that I am doing something wrong. I downloaded it and then copied it to my Fallout NV directory with no luck, then I cut it and pasted it into the data with no luck.

No such luck, any other ways to at least reset the challenge?

Bump, any luck?

This does not work. Probably because, like I said, opening the console deactivates steam achievements, but thanks for trying :). Since this command is in the console, I can't see how it would effect steam anyways, but, off of a hunch, let me try doing "removeachievement 14". If I can at least discredit myself for it, I will be fine, 10,000 damage with guns is not difficult for a sniper build.

Hi, I understand that using console commands disables steam achievmenst for that session alone, but earlier I got glitched into the ground and used tcl, and me not thinking, went on my merry way, eventually granting me lead dealer in-game challenge. When I achieved this I noticed I never received the Steam achievement (do to the fact that I did not exit to desktop and relaunch). Challenges are apparently shared across characters, (I confirmed this by making a brand new character, who ended up having lead dealer even though I just exited Doc Mitchell's house). Is there any possible way for me to receive this achievement on Steam? I willing to do anything lol, I am an achievement junkie.

Hey guys, really been loving the game on the PC, I had it for the xbox, now I have it for PC and I'm loving some of the mods out there! I was wondering, since I have looked around and I can't find anything, is there a mod that applies a "static" xp bar. When you receive xp a bar on the right appears and shows your progress and then fades, is there a mod out there to make it permanent, like in a MMO or better yet Borderlands. Just so if i were curious of my xp, I wouldn't have to check my pipboy, I can just look at the bottom of my screen. It isn't a big deal but it would be nice.

Well I seem to have figured it out, all I had to do was just force it to use the "wrong" directory, and the addons work.

No, sorry I worded that poorly. I am manually installing it, but it is having troupe locating my Fallout 3 directory.

When I download it it says the install was successful. I cannot install Fallout Mod Manager with Nexus Mod Manager, it does the same thing with the fallout directory.

"No results found" I do not have that file, what is it and why do I not have it?

Umm, where might I find that file? What is it associated with?

I did not install it to my Fallout 3 directory. I just installed it on my main drive and made a new folder called 'Fallout Mod Manager' (E:\Fallout Mod Manager), as I did with Nexus Mod Manager, and that program works with Skyrim.

Hi, I have recently got back into playing Fallout 3 (great game isn't it?), this is my first time playing the game on the computer, so I figured I would install some texture mods, ect. Well, I went and installed Fallout Mod Manager and when ever I select Fallout 3 on the initial window it asks me to find the game directoy. Ok, no big deal, I click "Browse" and find the folder, you would think it would accept that. It ends up just opening the same window when I press 'OK' and says, "Could not find Fallout 3 directory. Fallout's registry entry appears to be missing or incorrect." How can I fix this issue? Thing you may need to know: Running Win 7 64-bit Fallout 3 Game of the Year Edition legally bought via Steam. Fallout 3 and all my other games, including Steam, are not on my C drive, they are on a seperate drive then my OS. (Not sure why that would matter, but it can't hurt to say). Nexus Mod Manager reacts the same way with Fallout 3 only, though I have only tried it with Skyrim and Fallout 3, and it works with Skyrim. Both Nexus Mod Manager and Fallout Mod Manager are installed on the same hard drive as Fallout 3. I am using the directory E:\steam\steamapps\common\Fallout 3 goty\ . Edit: Forgot to add what directory I was using. :P