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Just for clarification, having a prepatched version of the game does seem to cause some issues. My CD is already a version 1.02 copy of the game (my original Fallout 2 CD is long gone - I've probably had and lost at least three copies of the game by now, mostly because I let people borrow it...

I had the same issue. I think there's something up with their armor, because when I switched over to .44 FMJ I began doing more normal damage, 11-14 per shot.

I actually got around that. I went back to Gecko and talked to Festus again. He gave me the exact same speech about finishing the job and I got a second copy of the disk, and after I did that the disk worked with the Vault City computer.

My cfg already had those lines after a fresh install, and even though I deleted the patch000.dat the game still says that it's version 1.02. Maybe it's lying and only thinks that it's still version 1.02, but I doubt it.

I realize that a higher enounter rate than my processor will allow was certainly intended by the original devs, but I agree that I feel the current setting is too much. The side effect of constantly running into things is that it doesn't feel like a wasteland anymore. Instead it's like moving...

If that's the case then I'll have to figure something out, because my Fallout 2 disc comes prepatched. I think there's a patch file in the game directory that can be deleted, but I don't know if that will cause a full revert to 1.0. And Darek, yeah, that's what I thought too. It's like...

I know it's a way to enter Vault City, it's how I usually get my Day Pass. I got my Day Pass out of it, but now everyone calls me Citizen, including Maclure and Lynette, and I can enter the vault without any problem. I've got all the dialogue options for saying that you're a new citizen, so...

I found a bug in Vault City. I've gained access to the main area by showing off my Vault 13 suit and now everyone thinks I'm a Citizen even though all I have is a Day Pass.

I got three one time, none another time, then five the third time. I guess that seems fairly normal. It's the mountains east of the Den where I run into enemies every two seconds. I had always assumed that, going by difficulty, Modoc was the next stop of natural progression after the Den. I...

First killap, let me say that I'm extremely grateful that you've put this much effort into something that only the small core of Fallout fans will appreciate. I haven't gotten far enough on my new game to see any of the new areas, but the additional content in Klamath and the Den was great. I've...