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![]() Also, make sure you patch the games right after install, especially number 2. There are a few gamebreaking bugs in there, and saved games from the unpatched version won't work in the patched version. If you've got a European version you'll also want the children patch, or a handful of quests won't work, alongside a few other game problems associated with there being invisible children running around.
You should be able to get both from NMA or a quick google search. |
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![]() You might as well get Killap's unofficial patch for Fallout 2, it fixes tons of problems but doesn't actually add anything.
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![]() Eww, Why would you wanna play Tactics? That was a bad Fallout game...
I think Kilaps is the like....good....one...yes...That sounded.....no...it didn't sound intellegiant.....Damnit! Kilaps is a really good patch man, I like, pretty much stopped experiencing problems with FO2 after i got it |
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![]() I managed to find a solution. As I said, I installed that MS Virtual Machine and installed my dusty win98 on it, installed Fallout, patched... everything works fine now. Well, I had some problems since I installed Virtual Machine Additions to the w98 system, but minor things.
So... the ultimate solution for every problem was this virtual machine. Oh, and thanks for the tips peoples
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![]() it's "ultimate" but slow
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![]() Slow? Well, not really, at least I don't see any impairment in speed as of yet. Sure, the VM need some extra resources, but if you have 2 gigs of RAM and some gigs of HDD space to spare, it's quite alright.
You know what is slow? DosBox is slow.
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![]() no, vmware is more slow than dosbox, if emulating the same os (dos)
if it's slow for you, you messed up settings
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