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how do you get this mod to run in Gog Galaxy? Also, I have questions after going through the config file: -what exactly is meant by party member requirements? -can you get the good ending for the Hub and Boneyard if you enable cut characters and change the number of days until the invasions? Or...

Certain enemies are more resistant to damage if they are wearing armor. You might want to equip weapons that can penetrate armor. As for criticals, having your luck maxed will make every shot a critical with sniper.

In the past, I have tried a build for the first two games with this weapon. Like the Miniguns, it can deal impressive damage when combined with both ranks of Bonus Ranged Damage, Sniper, and 10 Luck for getting criticals with each shot. But in comparing it with the minigun in the first game, I...

I've long made changes to all my planned characters. Now I have none that focus exclusively on one combat skill. Since it is possible to max all skills, my characters will use both melee and unarmed together with either guns or energy weapons as well as some explosives.

I'm going to do this character over again, but this time, without Life Giver or even Bonus Move. At higher levels, we'll be durable enough without Life Giver and we certainly don't need bonus points for movement as Bonus Move seems to be more useful for melee only characters, and those...

yes I've played as a low intelligence character, both good and bad. In the bad playthrough, I wiped out all four crime families in New Reno, including the Wrights, and even killed everyone in Vault City (and damn did it feel good!).

I've done the Metzer quests in previous evil playthroughs, but like I said, I postpone becoming a slaver until I had gained access to Mr. Wright and gotten the GECK. And like I said, I've postponed collecting evil karma until I've gotten better weapons, armor, and the GECK. And the only time...

Whenever I play these games, mostly I play the role of the good guy. After all, isn't the protagonist of the story supposed to be the hero? That's my preferred type of protagonist. Recently, I've tried playing through the first two games as evil. I find that there aren't really all that many...

I took my own advice from my recent post in Tips For Newbies From A Former Newbie on making a character that could use both long range and melee combat. And I am very pleased with the results and would like to share with everyone here. Most people make characters using either only melee or long...

I took this character through the first two games. While it's not as powerful or effective as a normal sniper due to pistols not having as great a range or damage as rifles, it is still more than capable of destroying any opposition when built properly and is stronger than melee combat...

Those of you who have checked out my "Tips For Making A Great Character" thread over the past couple of months will notice that I have been updating it. Anyway, I've come up with four builds: Critical Low Critical Pyromaniac Assassin All builds have four variations: without VATS/Almost...

Those of you who have checked out my Mastering the Mojave thread over the course of the past few weeks will have noticed that I have been updating it. As with Fallout 3, there are several types of builds, they depend on how you inflict your damage: Critical, Quickshot, and High Damagel. All...

I decided to add the Super Cattle Prod to the endgame weapon list due to it dealing electric damage, which is what Frank Horrigan is vulnerable to.

One last thing though. Being evil makes the game more difficult, so I recommend that you hold off one doing quests that have a solution that gives evil karma until much later, such as after you get the G.E.C.K, which you should get as soon as possible in Fallout 2, and get much more powerful...

I've taken all four of my builds through the first Fallout game, making both a good and evil version of my Sniper, Burst Fire, Melee, and Dimwit builds. Yes, I actually played through the game as an evil character, four times. It was a new experience. I made backup saves for each character...

Just yesterday, I dealt more than 1500 damage points against a Brotherhood of Steel Paladin when I actually tried an evil playthrough! I had a minigun with both ranks of Bonus Ranged Damage and was right in front of them!

I must have played through both the first two games dozens of times, using all different types of characters, all using different types of endgame weapons. Because one thing I really like seeing are all those unique death animations. I wanted to see all the ways your enemies can die and the way...

I am not a retard. And in case you haven't been paying attention, I haven't posted anything on this forum for quite a long time.

For Fallout 1, here is how to set your SPECIAL if you want to get the recommended perks without having to use drugs for qualification (except for the low intelligence which is required for this type of playthrough), assuming you take both Small Frame and Fast Shot, as well as get the maximum...

For Fallout 1, here is how to set your SPECIAL if you want to get the recommended perks without having to use drugs for qualification, assuming you take both Gifted and Small Frame, as well as get the maximum amount of action points and as many skill points as possible, without using drugs: S-6...