CoM_Solaufein

I love it when I click do not keep this game updated and low and behold its downloading a patch because some reason it reverts back to keep this game up to date. Now the patch has broken my mods so now I have to wait for an update on those mods before the game becomes playable. I don't like Steam. What's the problem with disk install of game, game owner updates the game at their leisure?

Moving forward.

Max post count. End of line.

Online petitions are a lost cause.

DA is an insult to the great BG series and I don't acknowledge it.

Fallout New Vegas. May start a new game since the FOOK mod has been updated. Probably look around and install more mods.

Roasted Cook Cook.

I am playing Fallout New Vegas again. I just can't seem to let it alone.

Way past post 500. End of line.

Dragon Age. I bought the ultimate edition that has all of the DLCs.

ES 5 is looking promising.

Post 500. End of line.

Patience is a virtue. Wait for all of this DLC nonsense to be released on DVD.

Carry on

Too large. Time for a new thread.

Is anyone having problems uploading images on here?

Not a bug but an oversight. The Followers of the Apocalypse base in the train yard that is near Camp Golf, the interior doesn't match the size of the building. The building is small and the interior is twice its size, plus the walls and windows makes no sense for the use of that interior.

I just can't win. After carefully installing mods for Fallout 3, it was going fine for a while. Now it crashes when I fire a bloody gun. Any gun, don't matter. Back to New Vegas, at least my favorite mod has been updated with the recent patched version of the game.

DLCs are sub-par compared to a lot of mods out there. Mods are what keep games alive not DLC or official expansions. Just look at the life that is still in the Baldur's Gate series games, a game that is over ten years old and still has a pulse. I can't think of playing Fallout 3 without my favorite mods. The game isn't all that interesting when its just the game and its expansions. Same goes with Oblivion and FNV. Developers learn a lot from modders and even borrow their ideas. I recall once that some of the Bioware developers said it was easier to use some of the modder tools to edit Baldur's Gate compare to the toolset that they had for the Infinity Engine.

Fallout 3. FOOK 2 is better than the first version. Smarter and better equip enemies. I never had my character's head blown off by a sniper, until now.

Steam sucks. I'll wait for the "DLCs" to be on DVDs. Love that current patch downloading after the fact that I clicked on Properties NOT to keep the game updated. Now some of my mods will be invalid with the current version of the game, after I finally got it working just right without crashes.

Wasn't too impressed with the FWE mod for Fallout 3 and I didn't get very far in the game. Too much micromanaging plus it seems to have broken the karma since I stayed at neutral the short time I played. Moved a backup copy of the game into the Bethseda folder and made that my primary Fallout 3 game. Installed FOOK2.

When I was a young child my dad let me watch Amityville Horror. When I saw those glowing eyes outside that top window, I ran into my room and didn't come out until the next morning. My mom chewed my dad out for letting me see that.

I didn't return fire and left that house he returns to and he came still came after me hostile. Needless to say one of my other followers turned him into scrap.

Fallout 3. Finally got the stupid game working on my Win 7 64 bit computer after a couple of installs/uninstalls.