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is there a spoiler guide out there to know which Fallout 2 weapons were brought into Et tu?

In the ddraw.ini file, is it possible to insert an accuracy mod specifically for aimed torso shots? At line 389 onwards, I see all the mods for different body parts but there's no entry for aimed torso shots (only uncalled torso shots).

Be advised, this topic is no longer pinned?

With all the work it takes to reverse-engineer the game, you'd think one could just write a new engine from scratch...

I can wait a week if it means we get a straight answer :P

We must pray to the Holy Flame! Only then will we get the latest FIXT release!

@KevinV6 The tools by Cubik2k will let you edit weapon and critter stats. Assuming you want to apply your armor changes to NPCs, you'll need the latter.

afaik, the item files are identical. However, do keep in mind that the item balance is optimized for Fallout 2.

Did you factor in the different formula used by YAAM?

It needs a few other files to work at all. Also, DOS Fallout doesn't support FIXT.

ooh, economy fixes? Is it done through buffing NPCs or reworking the actual price formula?

I remember trying to message him on NMA's private messaging system and got no response since roughly last November.

Is there a changelog? I still have the older 1.0.1.0 and I'm wondering what's different.

Or option 3, he learns to deal with the fact that his feelings are not everyone else's priority. He's acted like this in other topics before and, personally, I don't want to validate his behavior at all.

Ah ok. The only potential issue I see is that, for some obscure reason, the author implemented randomized weapon sounds.

Personally, I would keep the title as is. Practically everyone understands it as the harmless joke it was meant to be. As for knockback on guns, it doesn't work. I've tried it before and it's basically just a multiplier for existing force effects (melee weapons or explosives). And is there any...

maybe the purist from the full installer stores extra data in case you want to switch from purist to full?

that last one sounds like a utility for making F1 maps compatible with a F2 map editor.

I figured that +20% was fair. You use more AP, which can mean anything from losing inventory access to losing an extra attack. One-Hander provides the same bonus with the cost of penalties to two-handed attacks. Both penalties can be compensated for but not without long-term investments.

what kind of changes are we talking about?