Recent content by mx_

I thought it was more like an advantage; depending on how much you want to finish it of course. If you consider it important, then donations are a motivator. If you aren't very enthusiastic about the project yourself, well, that's a different story. I wouldn't think donations oblige...

This looks like an incredible idea, you gotta finish it. I didn't notice a "donation" button on your website. ;)

Damn, it's been long since I've experimented with things in Fallout. Are you sure that even Arroyo's brahmin would trigger end-of-game right away? Anyway, maybe that's what happened. Could it be that the game-ending sequence was supposed to be played earlier (in Arroyo), but somehow got...

I've just remembered. Someone should try killing brahmin both in Arroyo and Klamath. I remember killing all of them to get experience points, when it happened. I don't have much time to try it myself. If nobody does, I will, eventually.

Very possibly. Haven't checked specifically. Never mind.

Tried it again, and didn't get that result. That's very freaky. I remember exactly how surprised I was when it happened. Maybe there was some coincidence, that guy and I used the same editors in the same way, and it went out of bound an screwed up some other variable or something. Well...

It was quiet some time ago, but I definitely remember killing them in the pasture behind the Dantons' house. I am not sure if I killed them near the entrance. I will try to reproduce this, once again, when I'm back from work.

I don't think it's false alarm. I've had that experience on my officialy-patched US version of the game. I killed brahmin in Klamath, went to sleep (or left Klamath, don't remember), and got a dream from Hakunin, saying that game was over. It was very surprising and frustrating, but I thought...

Awesome. There are more possibilities than I thought. I will try to avoid fighting them, as I am playing for negative karma. (I'm not sure, but feels like it would bring karma up.)

I deeply appreciate the help, Killap. I'll test it when I'm back from work today.

That'd be a great addition to the collection, if someone wrote a utility that allows changing status vars, like Slaver or Hubologist.

I realize it. Therefore, asking for some hack.

First thing I've tried Falche. "Hubologist" unfortunately isn't a perk. It's some internal game variable (hence no help from editors). I'm sure that some modder, who took the game apart, could correct that variable in an instant. I was hoping someone knows where it is.

For example, doing any business with the fighters in San Fran. They won't even talk to you.

Got into hubology. Went too far before realizing I can't get lots of quests I was planning for. Any way to remove that Hubology mark? A game trick? A hack?