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6 minutes ago, fraquar said:
TBH, Steam can't dictate to a game publisher when (or how) they update their game. Steam is just a distributor.
It's like the relationship between a local car dealer and Ford, GM, etc. The manufactures push, the dealers receive.
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Steam's business model is push, push and push some more.
This isn't a bad thing for Multiplayer Online games - it's horrible for Single Player games - especially ones that are modded.
GOG's business model is - you decide when you want the next update.
That said you still have forced updates through GOG for Multiplayer Games - it just won't let you play it again until it updates.
Multiplayer online/live service are fair enough yeah, that's why I'm very cautious of them now. It's to be expected. Nerfs this, nerfs that. Removing content, etc.
But, for example, I used to play Conan Exiles which is an open world, survival game that you can play solo... It's marketed as a single player game too. Lots of mods. Good fun. But the problem is that they eventually introduced a battle pass and changed a lot of stuff (also introduced a terrible stutter) to the point where if the game was in that state before I purchased it, I wouldn't have purchased it, know what I mean? It is indeed, horrible.
I remember a time when developers couldn't force an update on you, when you could resell your games, lend them to a friend and you pretty much owned them (unless they're gonna break down your door and take back the disc lol) - like with physical media/DVD ROM. So then maybe the problem is just with digital gaming/streaming where you don't actually own the games - just the licence to play them - and the developers can do as they please, even though you paid e.g. £60 for it (and usually buying something means that it's now yours - you own it - an exchange of goods), turning the product into something entirely different or breaking it somehow or adding in things that you're against like battle passes, MTXs, etc.
Like, Fallout 4 didn't always have the Creation Club, did it? Now I'm forced to see that eyesore every time I launch the game that reminds me of just how much things have changed for the worse over the last decade.
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7 minutes ago, fraquar said:
I use GOG version and stay at 1.10.163.
When you've been using mods like MCM Menu, Bullet Counted Reload and a host of other F4SE mods - the game essentially becomes unplayable without them.
Maybe in a couple months the landscape will be sorted to update - but I'll know that PRIOR to updating.
If it's one thing I'll never, ever do again is be a Day 1 adopter. Nothing works on Day 1.
Yeah, I heard a lot of good things about GOG leading up to this update - being able to choose different versions and install offline/have local copies? No DRM?? Sounds awesome. I got really worked up about this update for a variety of reasons, including the fact that the only reason Bethesda and their games are even (still) relevant are because of modders and I think trying to force us to take this update shows just how little they care. Steam is also to blame though by allowing developers to update or change their games willy-nilly as they please. It's so wrong. I'm thinking I'll be moving back to physical media, personally. Just like the good, ol' days.
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Someone made a patcher for Fallout 3 when that was updated last time so perhaps someone will do the same for Fallout 4.
Modders.
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8 minutes ago, Jam0culuss said:
I followed all the steps, copied over the correct ID's, file is set as read only. When I launch Steam I still get the update button.
I was getting annoyed so I tried to see if it would still play if i clicked update but when I do that its just giving me a Disk Write ErrorI think the disk write error happens if you or Steam tries to update after setting the Fallout 4 appmanifest to read only.
Using Mod Organizer then launching with F4SE is how I'm able to play but same as you, Fallout 4 (in my library on Steam) says Update Required but I didn't risk testing to see what happens if I click update!
Not a big deal for me. Just hide the game and launch through MO/F4SE from now on and all your mods will be working - everything fine and dandy.
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So how difficult will it be to play older mods if and when those of us who dodged the update decide to finally bite the bullet and update, maybe some years from now?
Umm, I'm guessing a lot of mods won't get updated so there will be a rift between the not updated mods and the updated mods but moreso any mods that release post-update, like Fallout London...
I'm guessing it will just be a matter of switching between different versions of F4SE? And using older mod uploads that are compatible with whichever version you're using... Or maybe just having two copies of Fallout 4 (one updated and one not) would be easier? (e.g. One on Steam and one on GOG). If there were a mod(s) that you really wanted to play but which required the latest version of F4SE.
For example, I have not updated my Fallout 4 so for now I'm safe and should be able to enjoy any pre-update mods, even those that are buried and hard to find... Those mods that may never be updated (providing the old uploads are still archived here or elsewhere..) Those mods that are compatible with the current version of F4SE. But any post-update mods like, Fallout: London, would need to be used with the newest version of F4SE (whenever that releases) -- so it would just be a case of switching between old F4SE and new F4SE or owning two copies, one updated and one not. Is that right? I'm hoping it will be that simple.
I'd hate to miss out since I'm still squeezing many hours from FO3/NV and haven't even scraped the surface of Fallout 4 mods and so many mods are affected by this update. Help put my mind to rest.
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Hmm, you could try deactivating the "culprit" mod(s) (a lingerie outfit mod is it? :thumbsup: ), start new game, save, exit and then reactivate mod(s) - that might fix it. Sorry I can't be of more use. My knowledge is quite limited. :happy:
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Not really a request but I thought I'd put it here anyways. ~ 0:00 - 1:18 wouldn't it be cool
if this were to play during the Prydwen scene? That is when she enters the Commonwealth :wink:
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All of this is just my opinion of course.
But, I played it for nearly 2 years and all I have to say is that it's basically just another MMO with an Elder Scrolls skin. It lacks that certain oomph that a solo Elder Scrolls game has... That oomph is what makes the Elder Scrolls series so great. It could just be the modding... The level of detail... The seclusion... Whatever it may be, ESO just doesn't have it and never will.
Obviously, if you like MMOs... You will like ESO, naturally. Although, I'm sure there are better developed ones out there! If you simply love the Elder Scrolls... Well, you probably won't after playing this garbage... It's the 100% downgrade that gets me... It's so bad. I'll give credit where credit is due though... The main story was pretty good but everything else was just simply meh. It will leave a bad taste in your mouth if you're any kind of TES fan.
In the end it was probably ZOS's shady business tactics that made me quit, personally. For example; everything is now and for the foreseeable future going to be in the Crown $tore. Now, I understand they have to make their money somehow but is it really necessary to have absolutely EVERYTHING behind a paywall? No, I don't think so. And there have been a few sneakier moves such as insanely low drop rates designed only to keep you playing....People call this "RNG"... I call it shady. But, maybe that's just part of the MMO package. Whatever, I would rather give my money to people who actually care about their games and the lore as opposed to those who only care about money which clearly Zenimax are of the latter...
EDIT: To quickly answer your other two questions: the game is very time consuming but most of that is spent looking for groups or doing nothing at all really... Loading screen, infinite loading screens, error 202, 212, 333, 666, blah blah, lag, etc. I'm not even joking. And you basically decide for yourself how long it takes to get good armor because you craft your own sets which is one of the few good things in the game. So if you work at it non stop then it wouldn't take long... On the other hand, there are still pieces that you have to work for. That is if you want to rub shoulders with the elite but they aren't really necessary. See... MMOs are all about numbers so depending on who you ask that +1 damage resistance is definitely worth it. And well if you want to look like a complete and utter muppet wearing "the severed heads of your foes" then have fun grinding your life away to get it. And that's about all I have to say. Everything else in this post should give you a clear answer to your first question... Is it worth the buy? Well, if you can work out the answer to my question below you will find the answer.
A question for you: would you trust a craftsman to build you a house knowing his only concern was for money and profit? Interpret that as you will, I bid thee farewell. :thumbsup:
Answer (a wall of text):No, you wouldn't because he'd buy only the
cheapest materials and your house would then collapse because
of that and you'd die!
Let's say that ZOS (the developer of TESO) is the craftsman in this case. They've proven to me over time that they only have one thingin mind with this game and that's how much money they can make from it... Just like EA, I guess. And you can't trust those sorts to giveyou good content on a regular basis, fix problems that aren't their"priority" (for example; the lag), etc, and to implement much desired features like character re-customization for example and other things like this that many, manypeople want but because these are things that fans can just "put up with"in ZOS's opinion they can shut up and wait.
But, for how long? Months? Years?
Smaller events like you see in WoW (Halloween events, Darkmoon Faire,etc.) stuff that keeps you interested in the game even after you've clearedall the content are completely non-existent as are features that would probablymake this game 100%, like I said before, a barber shop (character re-customization),faction change, race change, etc, but again they aren't "priority". Stuff that should'vebeen introduced near the beginning but that still isn't in the game! Stuff that wouldmake TESO feel more "alive"... at the moment it feels so empty.
Depressing, almost.
Other things like the overall level of detail, for example; armor and weapons are prettylow detailed, there's a lack of AA (anti aliasing) in the environment, the music getsrepetitive, NPCs are very soulless but I guess you could say the whole game is soullesscompared to any solo Elder Scrolls game. However, it's clear to see that it wouldn't takemuch effort to quickly fix or just improve on some of those things to make the game alittle lessof an eye sore/headache, right? But, they just don't and instead spit out "expansions" at us (like Orsinium) that contain not much more than some pretty views and the sameold quests and group bosses. Nothing at all to make you feel like you're actually part of theworld though.
... I guess it's just stuff we can put up with though isn't it? Essentials, imho. But, opinions...
All of this is probably normal for an MMO. Maybe, I'm stating the obvious here... I thoughtit would've changed over time and that it might have become more of an Elder Scrolls gamethan an MMO. 50/50? But, no. It's just another MMO. That doesn't excuse the fact thatthere's so much stuff missing from this game though ... it's insane. So, before I keep repeatingmyself... I hope you read this far and I hope it helped... Just don't buy it. Please, don't. THE END. :pinch:
Signette : "I've played some and it felt just dumbed down in every possible aspect from combat to quests." -
See screenshot*
Hopefully, this doesn't need much of an explanation... As you can see it's something to do with the lighting (I think). Or, maybe a mod or something is messed up? Whenever a female NPC wearing this armor (and sometimes other armors although, I haven't noticed it as much with others) approaches a light source such as a camp fire or torch, the armor flashes -- as if light can't decide whether it's coming or going sorta? Basically, it's like there's something up with the light sources (the armor is changing slightly to reflect the light/darkness of where the NPC is as it'd be in real life) but it's too obvious -- this is the best I can explain it at the moment.
I'm using the type 3 body mod, armor replacer, etc, and have tried downloading these files again a few times just in case something didn't install properly the first time. I'm only assuming that it has something to do with these mods because it only happens with female armor from what I can tell (the raider badlands armor being the most noticeable as you can clearly see in the screenshot above). It's a minor problem really... But, it does break immersion. Any suggestions?
Also, I thought that instead of creating a new post and that just while I'm here, I may as well ask what the hell is this? :tongue: See screenshot below I've put up with it for a long while but I'm just curious... Is it fixable? It appeared first in Megaton (mostly when using the Pipboy light at night) but I eliminated that by uninstalling a mod called "DCMoods". Just wondering... It's also pretty annoying. However, I understand how old this game is and like the flickering textures of graffiti and certain destroyed houses out in the wastes, the only option might be to ignore it? No harm in asking though. Again, I think this might be something to do with the lighting.
Any assistance you guys can provide is greatly appreciated.
My load order:
Fallout3.esm
Anchorage.esm
ThePitt.esm
BrokenSteel.esm
PointLookout.esm
Zeta.esm
Unofficial Fallout 3 Patch.esm
CALIBR.esm
Project Beauty.esm
ArefuExpandedByAzar.esm
EVE.esm
CrossModData.esm
Animy_prostitution.esm
DCInteriors_ComboEdition.esm
Sharing and Caring Companions.esm
RH_IRONSIGHTS.esm
Republic of Dave Expansion Mod.esm
RangerCompoundRedux.esm
RZW_SlotMachine.esm
DarNifiedUIF3.esp
Project Beauty- Broken Steel.esp
Project Beauty- Point Lookout.esp
Sprint Mod.esp
RH_IronSights_Basic_VanillaPlugin.esp
RH_IronSights_Basic_AnchoragePlugin.esp
RH_IronSights_Basic_PittPlugin.esp
RH_IronSights_Basic_BrokenSteelPlugin.esp
RH_IronSights_Basic_PointLookoutPlugin.esp
RH_IronSights_Basic_ZetaPlugin.esp
RH_IronSights_Pitt_NewRifleSights.esp
RH_IronSights_PL_NewItems.esp
RH_IronSights_Vanilla_NewWeapons.esp
ArefuExpandedByAzar-Radio.esp
Enclave Radio Enhanced.esp
CONELRAD 640-1240.esp
mazas_campfire.esp
Expanded Megaton House V3.esp
Bonds Tenpenny Tower Complete.esp
PersonalTerminal.esp
BusworldV1.05d.esp
NPC Height Randomizer Less Variance.esp
ArefuExpandedByAzar-FixMisc.esp
ArefuExpandedByAzar-FixOptRemOld.esp
ArefuExpandedByAzar-FixOptAddNew.esp
ArefuExpandedByAzar-FixEyes.esp
Moriarty's Saloon Fen chui Mod.esp
Rivet City Merchants With Point Lookout.esp
WeaponModKits.esp
WeaponModKits - OperationAnchorage.esp
WeaponModKits - ThePitt.esp
WeaponModKits - BrokenSteel.esp
WeaponModKits - PointLookout.esp
WeaponModKits - Zeta.esp
BoSDX.esp
Wasteland Soldier Armor.esp
AutoGates.esp
RH_EVE_Bridge.esp
FollowersHireContinued-NoChecks.esp
Flashlight-LOS.esp
Portable Camp.esp
dD - Enhanced Blood Main.esp
F3ProjectRealityMkI.esp
DUIF3Extras.esp
F3UmpaAnimation.esp
The Groovatron.esp
The Groovatron_DLC_Anch_Addon.esp
The Groovatron_DLC_Pitt_Addon.esp
The Groovatron_DLC_PL_Addon.esp
FortIndependenceRedesigned.esp
Dukov3Release.esp
Evergreen.esp
Temple of the Union Overhaul.esp
Republic of Dave Expansion Mod.esp
TiesThatBind.esp
TUPAM.esp
Monster_Costumes.esp
ArefuExpandedByAzar-FixTurrets.esp
ArefuExpandedByAzar-FixCrimBaseDoor.esp
Canterbury Commons Home.esp
ArefuExpandedByAzar-FixBrahmin.esp
ArefuExpandedByAzar-FixOptFireBarrels.esp
Dukov_Storage.esp
ArefuExpandedByAzar-FixIdles.esp
FO3_WRP.esp
TUPAM - Anchorage Addon.esp
TUPAM - Broken Steel Addon.esp
TUPAM - The Pitt Addon.esp
Millenia_AK47_replacer.esp
Millenia_CombatShotgun_replacer.esp
RH_WMK_Bridge.esp
RH_EVE_Bridge_PlasmaRifleFix.esp
Flora Overhaul.esp
Blackened EVE + Project Beauty.esp
Portable Fire Barrel.esp
~ MERGED PATCH ~~~~.esp
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Nothing like this will happen until the G.E.C.K., unfortunately. At least I don't think. But, it will definitely happen! No doubt about it...
Enclave Commander is well endorsed where Fallout 3/New Vegas is concerned, so It would be crazy not to have a Fallout 4 version. Especially, with all these new animations like for the synth teleportation and BoS vertibirds.
Therefore, I second this! :) But, I wouldn't play for reals until maybe two years down the line. That's how long we'll have to wait for the likes of this and EVE, etc. My guess, anyway. -
I said it once, and I'll say it again... I'm building Miami for Fallout 4. Now, how much I can add in NPC content is still up in the air. In the end, we'll all just need to take a look at the F4 GECK to see how they intend to implement that stuff.
Honsetly, I dont see the whole issue with the voicing.
Quest mods wont be able to be voiced for the protagonist, sure that'll be insonsitent, but it wont be game-breaking. I mean, can't be worse than some of the quest mods here in NV that has forced-dialogue options with wording I'd never use for a character. Sure, the choices in the prompts shown to us in the preview are rather.... bare bones, and the bulk of the player-dialog is delivered as the voice with the prompt only showing the gist, but that doesnt mean you wont be able to, you know, write the whole dialogue choice to show up in the prompt.
If anything, I feel some modders are really going to have a bit of a hard time with custom power armors.
I mean, its great that powal power armor, ther armors are finally, like, actuings that turn you into a literal walking tank instead of just having you wear bulky clothing with higher stats, but that suit-up animation with the cascading theme, and extra meshing and textures for the inside. Really, it looks like the effort required for custom power armor, aside from just retextures, is gonna skyrocket a bit.
Yeah, I've gotten over it now... It's up to Bethesda what they do with the series. And a game's a game...
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If story is the main focus here then it would definitely have to be Fallout/The Elder Scrolls. They're both #1 on my list and tick all the right boxes.
But, there's only one game out there that got it 110% on the story. And when I say 110% I'm only saying that because it made me cry like a baby. And I rarely cry...
What I'm talking about is The Walking Dead series. Such emotion! And that was just season one. :happy:
Oh, and I can't leave the almighty universe of Mass Effect out. It has to be among my top ten games. It had a lot of emotion, the story was beyond epic and it really opened
my eyes as to what humanity could achieve if it stopped fighting itself. But, hey ho. I could elaborate on these but it's early in the morning and I have things to do.
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The voiced protagonist in Mass Effect worked because Bioware can write to a decent standard, Bethesda cannot so you're going to have to listen to your character talk like one of Bethesda's mentally ill NPCs. As things are now you can at least pretend to be a normal person in a world full of one dimensional oddballs, add a voice and you could well end up roleplaying as one.
+1
Would a non-speaking character in a mod be so bad?
considering the number of people who are constantly available to voice act... kinda yes, kinda no. honestly the first mod i hope someone makes is one that removes all the PC dialog. i dont want my character to talk in the Fallout game franchise, i'd play Mass Effect instead. though that's a personal thing and in no way means i think what voice acting i have seen so far is bad.
You have to join the future sometime.
Were you feel the same way when things switched over from sprite based games to 3d rendered games?
Talking protagonists aren't "the future." ME has a talking protagonist because it's a much more controlled experience. Beth has traditionally given us games (TES and FO3) that allow us to do/be/etc whatever we want. Voicing the protagonist seriously inhibits that playstyle. If one doesn't value that playstyle because one prefers ME then that player probably sees adding a voice to the protagonist as an improvement. For those of us that have always enjoyed Beth's unique game offering, and the freedom it offers to the player, then adding the voice is the end of an era of choice and control.
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who can't afford to hire professionals
hire? you realize just about every voice actor who has contributed to a mods creation hasnt been paid right? it's all volunteer work for the most part.
either way this topic has been discussed quite extensively here: http://forums.nexusmods.com/index.php?/topic/2989934-f4-mod-question-difficult-with-main-character-now-talking/
Thanks for the link. I posted there (I resurrected the post although it wasn't that long since someone last posted).
Now, I should probably delete this post but it took me an hour to write up so I don't want to. I'll just go to bed now and hope some wizard makes it disappear. :laugh:
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There is always the possibility that the player voice can be switched off in the settings.
I don't think him talking is going to bother me but we'll see. Like so many say, it may break immersion.
You know this would be the ideal situation.
At least give the player some options. Surely they must have known in the beginning how many fans would become upset over this (well, it doesn't seem we're in the majority though, if I'm honest)
but still they went ahead and gave us a voiced PC. It's a massive change and it's something new - it could work and it'll be fairly interesting to see how it does but really, the option to toggle voiced
PC on/off would be the best way. Honestly, that's probably the only thing that bothers me personally. Everything else looks to be pure gold. :smile: Especially the building of your very own settlement(s).
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Hello
Feel free to ignore the wall of text.
I'm just wondering what are your guy's thoughts on modding Fallout 4? How easy is it going to be?
For example, quest mods... With a voiced protagonist and a dialogue system which revolves around a voiced
player character, I think it'll be pretty awkward when it comes to quest mods. I know there might be one or two
really large projects with multiple voice actors but those smaller mods with only 20 endorsements or so/made by people
who can't afford to hire professionals, etc. are quite frankly, some of the best ones out there, in my opinion of course.
Although, I do have an idea on how to combat this... Why not grab the bull by it's horns and strip Fallout 4 of it's voiced player
character/completely revamp the dialogue so that it's similar to how it was in every other Fallout to date? A lot of effort, yes. It'd
take time (years?) as you'd probably have to manually type up all the dialogue into a dialogue window. But, it's doable. Because
if someone did this for the community, then the people who prefer a 'muted' PC or in other words, the traditional dialogue system
can be satisfied and also people like me who could use it in combination with a mod that doesn't have voice acting - it'd make a
lot of people happy. I doubt I'm the first person to think of this and I know somewhere out there is a hardcore Fallout fan who loves
every Fallout (even the Originals) who'll ensure Fallout 4 is modded into Oblivion so that it suits their fairly acquired tastes. Removing
the forced voiced dialogue, in my opinion, would be paramount to modding Fallout 4/overhauling it to be more like previous Fallouts.
Of course, if that doesn't happen... Quest mods are going to be difficult to work with/gonna take a lot more effort to design. So, that's
just one thing right there and by far the most obvious. Honestly, this is probably the only thing I'm worried about when it comes to
Fallout 4 and modding (which is a massive part of the experience) but that won't stop me from enjoying it. Anyways, your thoughts?
Feel free to discuss, share your opinions, etcetera.
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Thanks for your opinions, guys. I'll have to give it a bit more thought. As for security... Well, let's just say I'm always a little
paranoid so I'm not too worried about that. Anything in my room with a camera/lens is covered up... I'm more worried that there's something inside the TV screen watching me. I'm not even joking. :mellow:
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I plan to hold off for a while to let the major bugs be resolved first. And as with every new OS there will be bugs that need resolving. If you wish to help find those bugs, then by all means jump in with both feet. :thumbsup:
That's what I was thinking... I was looking pretty forward to having the old Windows start button back though but guess I'll just wait a while like yourself.
Of course I could contribute and help find those nasty bugs but unfortunately, I have a huge backlog of games which I'm currently at war with so I'll let some other guy sort it out. :dance:
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I really like the new look but there's one thing that's bugging me.
Because Windows 10 is so new; games, mods, programs, etc. might not (at least at the moment) be compatible with it. I'd hate to install
Windows 10 and find that I can't run Fallout 3 or other games that I love because a patch or workaround hasn't been released. Many people
have reported that Fallout 3 only works seamlessly on Windows Vista/Windows 7 but isn't compatible with anything higher however, I play the
game perfectly and I run on Windows 8.1.
I'm just wondering if it'd be wise to leave it for a few months so that the guys at Microsoft or even some of you guys can iron out the creases
aka. any bugs or incompatibilities it may have with older games/software. Let me know what you think... If it's worth the risk or not really atm.
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- Edit - Might have an even simpler suggestion ... Fort Nikel has no Shadowbanish wine.
SPOILER! Well, at least I don't have to waste my time killing them then if the fort is missing its Shadowbanish wine. I'll just continue onto Chorrol. :sleep:
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Striker's suggestion is lots of funnier, but if you're in a hurry, when you have your enemy in sight, open console, clic the enemy so its name and RefID show up in the upper border of the screen, and type KILL.
Voilà.
Cheers!
Oh, trust me. . . I know that one. When I'm testing mods out or just messing about I sometimes have to use it on guards. But, I would feel a sore loser if I had to use it in my main. . . It would feel like I was just surrendering or
giving up and taking the easy way out. I like the feeling that I'm not yet an all-powerful hero-god. In real life though or if I was actually there, I'd probably hire a mercenary or two to help me. Or, simply ask for help. I like
Striker's suggestion though. . . The conjurer's could be "persuaded" to temporarily assist me in order to defeat a mutual enemy and then once our business had concluded, we would then part ways. If you know what I mean. :blush:
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Why thank you kindly. I'll have to write all that down. I always turn out to be a conjurer myself anyway so later on, I shouldn't need too much help. Just some crazy woman wants Shadow banish wine
and I thought, well there's a fort. I'll see if it contains anything. I'm playing with Frans too so I'm thinking that's why they're a little tougher to kill. And that 7ft or 8ft tall Nord woman. Geewhiz. She's tough.
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I'm just looking for a companion mod but nothing in-depth. Just cannon fodder, so I can clear out fort Nikel.
It's chocca block with Marauders. One of them is almost 7ft tall for some reason and I'm not even lvl2. Is there
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The recommended method of archive invalidation is BSA Redirection, easily done using OBMM (Utilities -> Archive Invalidation -> BSA Redirection selected, Reset BSA Timestamps clicked if you use Steam and then Update Now) or Wrye Bash (Installers tab right click menu -> BSA Redirection). All older methods such as BSA Alteration are fraught with problems.
Problems solved. Finally. Invalidating the archives seemed to be the most effective in the beginning but now it's just a CTD in a box. I'll just use the redirection from now on anyway. Textures sorted themselves out once
I installed the OCO/Robert's body mod compatibility patches for a second time. I actually thought I had ran into another problem with the Altmer being too yellow and you could make them black/brown in the character creation
menu? But, I think that's normal. NPCs I hope will not be too yellow or too dark. I'm guessing it's just there for people who want that? :geek: I don't know. Again thanks for your help.
Here's hoping I don't come out of the Imperial prison sewers and right into the abyss. Wish me luck against Dagon! Hopefully, I won't get my ass handed to me. . . Then having to spend eternity under his hairy armpit . . .
is there still a way to make mods for fallout 4 or do we need to wait for the script extender update.
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I'd say you could... I think a lot of people will keep playing pre-update Fallout 4/version of F4SE... It'll be a long time before I update, personally. I will switch back and forth. So many mods won't get updated except the most popular. Up to you I guess. There will be a rift between pre-update and post-update mods regardless, sadly.