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Which files to back up for Fallout 3 DLC?


miranshortcake

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I have Fallout 3 and all 5 DLCs currently installed at the moment.

 

My Fallout 3 was retail and the DLC were all obtained from various sources.

At the moment I have them manually copied/pasted into the Data folder to bypass the GFWL thing.

 

I've gone kind of overboard on the FO3 mods and am working on backing my DLCs up, in case I need to do a fresh install sometime. And I won't have to deal with downloading the DLCs again.

 

Do I only need the stuff right there in the Data folder? Or is there more? I don't remember.

 

2 weeks later.bik

Anchorage - Main

Anchorage - Sounds

Anchorage.esm

B09.bik

B27.bik

B28.bik

B29.bik

BrokenSteel - Main

BrokenSteel - Sounds

BrokenSteel.esm

PointLookout - Main

PointLookout - Sounds

PointLookout.esm

ThePitt - Main

ThePitt - Sounds

ThePitt.esm

Zeta - Main

Zeta - Sounds

Zeta.esm

 

Anything else?

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I got Anchorage and Pitt straight from Live, which was an ordeal.

 

I got Broken Steel and Point Lookout from Direct2Drive, which has now been absorbed into Gamefly.

 

Dun recall where I picked up Zeta.

 

 

Not the issue here though. Stay on topic ;)

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Generally speaking mods and modding won't modify the DLC files anyway, so you don't really need to back any of that up.

 

But, if you're paranoid like some of us, you can make a copy of your entire Fallout Data directory (or the Fallout root directory, if you're REALLY paranoid like me) before reinstalling your mods. I don't like having to go through Steam's re-downloading of the huge game, so I have at least one backup of the fresh unmodded FO3 at all times. I haven't had to use it so far, though.

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