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The 1.27 patch already produced unpacked versions of the recruits in core/entities/recruits and most likely these are overwriting your changes. There's no need to repack your changes as the game will read the unpacked versions first.

Did you ever get demoted or have your main character switch place in the squad? Because it sounds like this. You can try returning all your squad to the recruit master to see if you have any duplicate recruits otherwise you'll have to go back to Rock Falls. And save more often in separate slots...

Really nice, great work.

Try this patch.

Download this program and re-apply the patch afterwards or open all the sprite bos files in either winzip, winrar or 7-zip.

Yep the engine is nice, pretty much the only good thing I could say about this. Generic Western fantasy setting, so so bored with this. Save points, okay that's a no sale for me from the start, it's 2011 my console has a larger HD than my first pc did. Why do designers still insist on such...

Did you speak to him before hand and get his password?

I disagree the default armour fits the game style, maybe not with the rpgs but then none of the games art direction really fits the rpgs. Unarmoured I hope, if there's one sprite that doesn't fit the rpgs or even FOT's style is the armoured supermutant.

Very nice, great work.

I think it's normal but it's been a long time, most of the quests lead to the status of the towns/characters in the ending slides. So for that reason alone it makes sense that you can't do them after completing the main quest line. As for game logic, if you are role playing, then the logical...

Hardcore isn't very hard. The main thing is ammo has weight but that's not a concern for an unarmed character. Just make sure to carry some food and water and sleep every so often.

The trouble with barter, is that there's just so much darn stuff to sell and so little worth buying. The best stuff you usually get from scavenging or via quest rewards, it's been the same in just about every RPG I've played. Sure they've added a couple of skill checks for barter but other than...

Add on, DLC, expansions, you guys are arguing semantics. The problem presumably that Obsidian had is being lumbered with Bethesda's design philosophy regarding DLC. This whole business of being able to do everything with one character therefor needing to be accessible from the main game...

Gjefflin read the forum rules before you get yourself banned,http://www.nma-fallout.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=109. The Force Unleashed and Bioshock 2 dlc didn't allow you to play on after the game was finished, they were accessed separately from the main menu.

Again this is subjective and has nothing to do with the developers intentions when they sit down to design a game. Plus Fallout Tactics isn't a really good example of the genre. No I got your point but you are missing ours. Again this is subjective, the point isn't about what your preferences...

Nah it makes him look like he's wearing tights. It'd probably look better (and be easier to do) to take the police cap head and add it to other bodies.

You're talking about subjective derived results not intended design. These are two very different game types, with different mind sets. Neither in themselves are better than the other, though each have their own strong points and weakness. Each presents the player with a different experience...

Did you like A Canticle of Leibowitz? If so be sure to check out some of his other work .

Sounds like you need some to make Fallout Fortress, or should that be Ghoul Vault. :lol:

The viewpoint determines how much of the game you depict through graphics and how much of the game you depict through writing. Load up Fallout and go click on a small pile of rocks and read the description, then click on some more rocks then again, then some more. Now go load up Fallout New...