It can be safely commented out or removed from the mod.All the above fixes together make the entire CoD and Brutal Doom load with no errors and load much faster!+1 vote. On certain maps that require all Mancubi to be slain before certain sectors open up (map 07 of several wads including Doom2.wad Dead Simple), killing them doesn't register even when I use the 'kill' or 'remove' commands via console, so I have to noclip to get into certain areas that should open up (using gzdoom btw). I think I've found a bug. You can download the fixed R4 package here (and reupload it here for everyone, because this link will expire in 30 days):Meanwhile, in the zzbrutalxcodbcodingb3V85c.wad, in the DINFO at line 170, there is an 'actor Reloading: Inventory', this already exists in BrutalDoom, so it makes a conflict. Brutal doom gzdoom error.

This Mod Adds 4 Skintight Bodysuits to new Vegas they can be found in the back of the pick up truck in a suit case in front of jean skydiving see attached screenshots I just converted these for new vegas they were requested by another member of the site see attached readme for all credits to the modders that originaly made the nif's. These Fallout: New Vegas mods are of an adult nature. This is my attempt at continuing Vault Girl in all her nude glory for FNV- something that was LONG.

If you're going to use Novac as your home then consider something like. There's a workbench and reloading station in the garage outside the hotel but the closest campfire is quite a hike away. This mod makes some minor changes to the room itself and adds a campfire to the lot outside the room.I had one that actually added the campfire inside the room (well, attached the campfire script to the oven) but I can't find it now.Alternatively, skip the base houses (even though I do like the Lucky 38 when you have a lot of companions there) and go directly to the. It's not a God Mod but it does make it very easy for you to store and craft enough stuff to become a God. I just started playing again as well. Hit level 100 on Skyrim, did everything at least twice. I think it's an amazing game, but it's time for a break.

I owned New Vegas before, just the base game, but didn't play it much because I'd beaten it a few times on the Xbox. So I picked up New Vegas Ultimate and Dishonored for $15 (oh yeah), and naturally I jumped into Dishonored, but that's an aggravating game, so I'm playing New Vegas as well. Never did any of the DLC (well I started Dead Money on the Xbox, but it was broken, couldn't trigger some gala event) so I'm trying to build up to that.Willow is an awesome mod. It's got some X-rated bits to it, so be careful if there are kids around (they may be optional, but the first sex scene does give you 100XP and completes a quest, so you'll want to get that out of the way at some point, though be warned it comes with a full-nude dance first).

She's a good follower otherwise.The Underground Hideout is kinda cheap in that it will clean all your Dirty Water, give you some good weapons, let you teleport there from anywhere, and let you buy ammo in any quantity. I think it will also de-radiate all your food, but I don't recall. And it's a PITA to get to. It's in the park north of Goodsprings. If you do the Goodsprings quest, repair Doc Mitchell's 9mm SMG, and loot the schoolhouse safe, you should have a 9mm SMG, a good amount of ammo for it, 3 Stealth Boys, and some decent armor, so you can jam past the Cazadores on the north road, but it's rough. Of course then you can practically waltz straight into Vegas without dealing with Primm, Nipton, or Novac, but those quests are good character builders early on that are simply too easy later in the game. By the time you get there by way of the Strip, you kinda don't need all that help, though I suppose it is nice to have.So.

Is the best order for the DLC still publish order? Dead Money, Honest Hearts, Old World Blues, and Lonesome Road? The Goodsprings Home mod is another option if you don't want Underground Home - it adds a simple house next to the robot's shack. For my recent playthrough the only mods I used were Willow, Goodsprings Home and Mission Mojave Ultimate Edition (fixes).DLC: This was someone else's take on it when I asked awhile ago:- (not me, forgot to copy the poster)My revised estimate is Honest Hearts 10-15, Dead Money, 15-20, Old World Blues 20-25. As some have mentioned the enemy levels and equipment scale so you can do them at differing levels, but these are the best, imo, taking into consideration the non-scaling elements.Honest Hearts you can only bring so much with you, and the ammo drops are kind of strange- you'll find a lot of.45 ammo there but other ammo types you will find less common. So bring a gun that you doesn't chew ammo too fast, or learn to love the.45 guns. HH is very heavy on tribal themes but it's also pretty bland- you don't really need any particular skills to finish this DLC, but it places emphasis on Survival, simply because healthpacks are fairly rare, but campfires and ingredients are everywhere.

HH goes first not because the combat is particularly easy compared to the others, but because picking and hacking aren't major factors and there are only a few instances where you'll need a 100 skill.Dead Money, your gear won't matter as you can't take it with you at all. You are essentially in a self-contained environment with a lot of traps, so Light Step is useful, and a lot of the enemies are essentially invulnerable but follow a simple patrol, so Sneak is handy.

Healing is also somewhat limited, but there are some great recipes available that help out with this, so a decent Survival can help a lot. Since you can't come back, it pays to get your lockpicking and hacking within a few levels of 90 so that you can do the 100 skill checks with a book- if you finish and can't do that, you won't get another chance.Old World Blues is (obviously) very science/medicine heavy, and while you will find an unusual amount of gear to pump those stats, you probably want to have at least 80 in science and 60 in medicine. You can bring anything you can carry with you, but you can't go back for more until you finish.

Expect a lot of energy ammo and not much powder-based, but OWB also supplies you with some very effective energy weapons to combat the extensive enemy population. In my latest playthrough I showed up with my Gobi, dumped all my ammo, panicked for a little while, and then realized I was ok with the stuff I was getting along the way- but it helps to make sure you have a decent Energy Weapons skill.

I just started playing again as well. Hit level 100 on Skyrim, did everything at least twice. I think it's an amazing game, but it's time for a break. I owned New Vegas before, just the base game, but didn't play it much because I'd beaten it a few times on the Xbox.

So I picked up New Vegas Ultimate and Dishonored for $15 (oh yeah), and naturally I jumped into Dishonored, but that's an aggravating game, so I'm playing New Vegas as well. Never did any of the DLC (well I started Dead Money on the Xbox, but it was broken, couldn't trigger some gala event) so I'm trying to build up to that.Willow is an awesome mod. It's got some X-rated bits to it, so be careful if there are kids around (they may be optional, but the first sex scene does give you 100XP and completes a quest, so you'll want to get that out of the way at some point, though be warned it comes with a full-nude dance first). She's a good follower otherwise.The Underground Hideout is kinda cheap in that it will clean all your Dirty Water, give you some good weapons, let you teleport there from anywhere, and let you buy ammo in any quantity. I think it will also de-radiate all your food, but I don't recall. And it's a PITA to get to. It's in the park north of Goodsprings.

If you do the Goodsprings quest, repair Doc Mitchell's 9mm SMG, and loot the schoolhouse safe, you should have a 9mm SMG, a good amount of ammo for it, 3 Stealth Boys, and some decent armor, so you can jam past the Cazadores on the north road, but it's rough. Of course then you can practically waltz straight into Vegas without dealing with Primm, Nipton, or Novac, but those quests are good character builders early on that are simply too easy later in the game. By the time you get there by way of the Strip, you kinda don't need all that help, though I suppose it is nice to have.So. Is the best order for the DLC still publish order? Dead Money, Honest Hearts, Old World Blues, and Lonesome Road?I think I played through them in this order: HH - OWB - DM - LRHonest Hearts is probably the easiest, but the story is the most meh of all the DLCs though the environment is interesting. Dead money has a great setting and interesting characters and story but the gameplay is a bitch especially if you are playing in hardcore mode. OWB is hilarious and gives some more background to Dead Money and Lonesome Road, some of the mobs are a bit of a grind though.

Lonesome Road is balanced for endgame characters and is by far the most difficult of the DLCs but I found it enjoyable. It should definitely be played last. Probably don't wait too long to do Dead Money, the equipment you get there gets out scaled by enemies at higher levels. So everyone generally agrees that Lonesome Road goes last, right?

I'm level 6, so I have a ways to go. I'm taking the long/traditional route to the Strip. Primm, and dealt with the Convicts (NCR sheriff solution), Nipton and skipped the hostage thing (don't care about them), and Novac and did 'Come Fly With Me.' That's a good quest, but when you get to Jason and he wants you to help him, fine; you get to the big guy and he wants your help, fine too, but then you get to the sniper and now he wants your help, well he's just one guy and I know in advance his gal is dead, so I just shoot him, or rather I ignore his request and go for the Stealth Boy manifest, then kill him in self defence, and then go make everyone (else) happy. I don't think helping the ghoul sniper does a lick of good.

I believe he says he'll see you again out there, but I don't recall ever bumping into him. Chris shacks up with Manny, and IIRC he has a little bit of use.About a Goodsprings house, it's a little known fact that you can just use Victor's. Silent hill origins psp iso download tpb. It's got benches, and the storage is safe. It's a little ways from the fast travel point, but not terribly far.

I'd say it's a good first home if you save Goodsprings from the Powder Gangers. With Monster Wars and A World of Pain, you`ll be staggering around with about 35-40 new areas, multiple new monster types, multiple new factions to get in the middle of firefights between.You can do the dlc at any level, some are recommended, but whenever you zone in, things are set to your level. This is why coming back to certain areas when youve leveled up leads to you reaping through things like youre a terminator.Then you load a new cell that has elite legendary deathclaw matrons and they eviscerate you.- deadpool costume, so, so, tempted to put that in, especially if it gives you fourth wall dialogue options. One of the better ways I've found to take out deathclaws anything is with the GunRunners' AMR, outfitted with all the mods, and using the GRA.50 MG explosive. Find some high ground a bit away, VATS or scope to the head, and watch them fall into a pile of headless corpses.FTFYI'm about level 15 ATM, and starting to exhaust non-storyline quests. I've been putting off DLC to build up skills, but that might change soon. Probably DM in my future.

I was considering HH, but right now Energy Weapons are pretty much my only combat skill and I remember HH being pretty miserable for that.For all my playtime, I've never actually seen Vault 19 or done the Powder-Gangers-related quest in there. I've avoided becoming hostile to them so far. Are there actually any quests that send you there, or do you just have to stumble across it (aka look it up on the fallout wiki)? One of the better ways I've found to take out deathclaws anything is with the GunRunners' AMR, outfitted with all the mods, and using the GRA.50 MG explosive. Find some high ground a bit away, VATS or scope to the head, and watch them fall into a pile of headless corpses.FTFYWell, yeah, you can take out just about anything with the AMR.

But it's massive overkill for almost everything else. For most enemies while using sniper tactics you're better off with an actual sniper rifle (upgraded with at least the suppressor). Just as effective, truly silent (the AMR isn't even with its suppressor), and the ammo is easier to find and cheaper to buy. Have we heard anything about the next Fallout game, yet? Not a DLC - I mean a sequel or prequel.No.

Despite the teaser in January, Fallout was conspicuously absent from E3.I doubt we'll see it this year. I'm not even particularly optimistic that we'll see it next year.I'm cautiously optimistic we'll see it next year. Skyrim wasn't announced until Dec 2010 (just under a year before they released it) so we could still see Fallout 4 next year. They've trended towards a 3 year development cycle since Oblivion. What is your comprehensive list of mods for this game and all DLC (and why)?Well howdy partner!Here's. The really crucial ones imo are Underground Hideout, XFO, New Vegas Bounties 1&2, Follow Home Marker, Invisible Wall Remover, Fellout (to make nights darker) and Electro-City (to light up the roads and towns at night) but there are some other good ones in there.Also all the DLC's are worth playing.This list was last updated about a year ago- there may be some nice additions out I don't know about, but that shit makes the game what it should be.

mods.That's a pretty solid list. I don't have the exact names handy, but there are a couple of additional ones that I'd recommend:1) There's a very simple one that puts a marker right at the foot of the Lucky 38. If you decide not to use a custom hideout, I think this is mandatory.2) There are a couple of night vision mods that make night vision a built-in component of certain helmets and/or add a custom perk to the game to enable night vision of various intensities - as well as a thermal scope. Last I checked, the thermal wasn't implemented well enough to be much more than a novelty, but the night vision is the perfect counter-balance to Fellout's black nights and really adds to the experience (IMO). What is your comprehensive list of mods for this game and all DLC (and why)?Well howdy partner!Here's. The really crucial ones imo are Underground Hideout, XFO, New Vegas Bounties 1&2, Follow Home Marker, Invisible Wall Remover, Fellout (to make nights darker) and Electro-City (to light up the roads and towns at night) but there are some other good ones in there.Also all the DLC's are worth playing.This list was last updated about a year ago- there may be some nice additions out I don't know about, but that shit makes the game what it should be.Thanks for that. Time for my first playthrough of New Vegas.

What is your comprehensive list of mods for this game and all DLC (and why)?Well howdy partner!Here's. The really crucial ones imo are Underground Hideout, XFO, New Vegas Bounties 1&2, Follow Home Marker, Invisible Wall Remover, Fellout (to make nights darker) and Electro-City (to light up the roads and towns at night) but there are some other good ones in there.Also all the DLC's are worth playing.This list was last updated about a year ago- there may be some nice additions out I don't know about, but that shit makes the game what it should be.Thanks for that. Time for my first playthrough of New Vegas.Have fun, you are in for a seriously epic experience! A few tips:Don't try to run straight to your Underground Hideout when you start. You won't be able to, or at least it's very unlikely you will be able to, being new to the game.

Head to it when once you've got some decent gear, and your natural path in the game brings you into the vicinity. If you take Fellout, expect night adventuring to be pretty dangerous. You'll actually find yourself sleeping through nights so you can adventure more safely in daylight, which is pretty cool IMO. Electro City is a little silly lore-wise, but makes road travel by night feasible while still making night itself a frightening prospect to face, so I recommend it for that reason.The thing about Fellout (and all lighting mods involving Bethesda games) is that the developers assume there is enough ambient light to see stuff at night so any lights they add are for atmosphere only. Remove the ambient lighting and suddenly the game is pitch black nearly everywhere.It helps a ton to get a night-vision mod (and to amplify the pip boy light) but don't be surprised if you end up playing through large swaths of the game with it turned on. Fellout was more about color filters than specifically about ambient light. Green for FO3, orange for FONV, and light gray for the Skyrim version.

But using Fellout makes it a lot easier to have darker nights. One of the FO3 mods I found activated a lot of the street lamps across the Capital Wasteland that I found. Combined with Fellout and actual dark nights, FOOK (re-equipping the enemies much better, namely the Talon Mercs and Super Mutants in the Mall area waging a much deadlier battle), and a few others, night time not only got terrifying but genuinely challenging. Never found a good dark night/street light mod for FONV.

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