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My Fallout: Nevada art folder doesn't seem to contain the frames for new tilesets. Is that normal? Where is the unique art for this game stored? I've got Nevada Extended downloaded from Pyran's archive.

Fair enough on opening it up. As long as the Megamod lives forever, I'm happy. Unclear on timeline for Lily's arrival. The vertibird had to have crashed in the 2240s since we meet its pilot in Novac in New Vegas. In the vanilla game I interpreted the crashed vertibird as being a sign that the...

Exploring Klamath right now. I really like the sewer redesign, any chance you could post a full screen of that map @MIB88 ? A future quest worth considering is adding in Lily Bowen from FNV. She was around when the vertibird wreck occurred and grabbed one of the rotary blades to make her sword...

Thanks for this. A trip to Rochester isn't impossible for me, and these screenshots do provide some more context. Maybe I'll have to investigate for myself.

Yes, but Shady Sands was retconned to be further west with the advent of Fallout 2. The two maps don't line up.

The third one is indeed Las Vegas if you line up the Fallout 1 world map with the satellite images used as a base when composing the map. I sleuthed out the answer a while ago, posted it on /r/falloutlore, and got told that it can't be the case because the game does not explicitly call it Vegas...

I think I take issue with a Vault experiment involving the production of super soldiers because that doesn't directly relate to isolation studies for the purpose of space colonization, which is what we were led to believe the Vault experiments were meant for. Maybe there's a different way of...

Don't make it a Vault, and don't make it produce Super Mutants. FEV had to be refined to create Super Mutants. If West-Tek had a facility near Washington, DC the strain would not be that used by Richard Grey 80 years later.

Anyone know if it's illegal for them to release it? From what I remember the design docs that got leaked way back when were technically still under copyright because Interplay existed at the time, but is that still an issue? Would Bethesda be able to DMCA posting the document online?

What's the plan for this? Are you going to voice the dialog for all the talking heads? Would be interesting to see if you could scrounge together a fan cast based on Mexican/Latin telenovela actors from the 1990s and then get AI to replicate them.

I don't think I agree. The English-speaking classic Fallout community isn't exactly known for being productive when it comes to making new Fallout games. 1.5, Nevada, Sonora, and Olympus all come from beyond what was once the Iron Curtain. And it's not like BlackDesigner hasn't read the Van...

Not to mention that, at least in the case of F3, using an actual world map like the early games Bethesda could have actually taken advantage of the VA-DC-MD region instead of creating a painfully inaccurate map and passing off 6 mostly dysfunctional vaults in the same metro area. They could have...

Stick to real time because it has the least jank. As for difficulty, that depends on build. I find the game is overall uniform no matter what difficulty you set it to, honestly.

Not to my knowledge unfortunately. Would be cool if there are. I don't use too many Tactics mods, I've only played The Sum and the Enclave mod.

Something like that, yeah. Shortly before the actual campaign.

That's where I put them on my mapping project a long time ago.

They take place in 2195 or 2196. The squad you play as is not the squad for the rest of the game. How do I know it takes place then? ecause F:Tactics starts on Jan 1, 2197. The fleet crashed in 2195, and Bunker Alpha was then fabricated from the remains of one airship. I like to place the two...

I like this idea and I like Violator's map. Some art adjustment and then work on encounter tables would be necessary. Building it on Et Tu makes the most sense. Trouble is, without a scripter willing to work on the project, then you can make all the cool map art you want but nothing will...

People like you are the reason NMA has become a laughingstock.