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Can't say if there is something like it out there. As for making a mod like that, you could either follow vanilla models in worldmap.txt, or call bonus critters via the random encounter maps scripts, Fallout et tu create every random encounters's criiters like that if you want to study it's...

I see. Still, it seem to me sfall global scripts are slowing the engine a bit, but it's not like it does much difference in performances, unless maybe you somehow still play Fallout on a Pentium from the 90's eh.

Do you say that because of a performance issue? It seemed to me that on occasion loading times became a bit slower since I started using hooks and global scripts, but I wasn't sure?

Yeah I know, but I meant even in the case of a critter that spawn on several maps, then I guess you can use LVAR for most stuffs concerning the critter, and maybe use the export\import variables to make your LVAR 'travel' between scripts, but I am just guessing on that. Like I said, I keep LVAR...

Did you try? I regulary start a new game directly on dummy test maps to test almost everything, it save some time. I know most scripts changes don't require a new game, but for example creating new global variables do require it. Otherwise, you don't have to redefine old LVAR when adding new...

Like Black Angel said, this seem indeed perfectly ok. I didn't know this site. Count my money in on release, on itch.io then if there is difficulty for you to have a GoG release. We steam's allergic will sure appreciate the opportunity to play Space Wreck as well.

Of course, as the developper you want your game to have a chance at finding it's gamers. What I meant was, in case you can't have a GoG release in a forseable future, if you could maybe offer a alternative to people allergic to steam via a independant form of distribution, GoG-like offline...

What? How much are they paying? For a good price (5 zeros minimum at the end of the sum, I don't need petty hand out) I will write a good review on NMA... Why woudn't I make profits?

Love the style. Say, I wonder, is there something stopping a indie dev from selling the game outside of a disttributor platform? In case, say GoG isn't convinced easily, which I hope it won't be like that.

I didn't expect miracles, I knew it was a 3d open world despite it's other qualities. As for timed events, maybe put one on the main quest with a game over if you get lost isn't so good, but come on, Fallout 1 wasn't designed to get lost and be insanely impossible, you can explore locations at...

I share the part where the courrier is too 'important', the factions not even trying to replace him\her or act on their own, but I believe I already said it once or twice. Anyways, yes a game can't do a infinite numbers of scenarios, but it can do a level of reactivity and it would if it was...

Well it's great to have a character that react according to both his personality and how you acted before, even more when you didn't realize that you actually hurted his (over)sensible feelings. It make you realize just how imaginary the things he accuse Sinclair of must have been, it was all in...

1, Ammo is on Glovz's Damage Fix by default I think. You can tweak it in the ddraw ini if you prefer fallout 2 default. Yes, in short. 2, By default yes, but you can tweak it in the config folder, fo1_settings ini. ; Enable party member requirements (Fo2-style)? GVAR_ENABLE_FO2_PARTY_LIMIT=...

It's that easy yes. People buy things like they vote for politicians that get elected. As a citizen of Redding who's name escape me right now once said it in circa 2241...

Then if mega mod installer put it in a folder like the install post say, Fallout 2\mega mod folder or such, it's good. What matter is that files of each mods are separated.

The first post say the mod has it's own folder, so you shoudn't need to reinstall. Normally you can have any numbers of mods you want on the same install if they are foldered, since they don't interact with each other. Hm, unless the RPU doesn't have it's own folder too? It's better nowadays to...

Fallout 2 forgot Tim Cain's rule for the first game's references. If you don't know it's one, you shoudn't even notice it. And the npc shoudn't either. I will never forget Stuart the dwarf telling the chosen one about Fallout 2 limited models during the game development.

I got it. In case someone who doesn't is stumbling upon this thread someday: Let's take this code, gSay_Reply(SCRIPT_RDEALER, mstr(400 + (dude_has_important_rep*(dude_is_male + (2*dude_is_female))) + (10*the_result)) + mstr(5000 + day)); end else begin dice_reply(400 +...

I had forgotten if the Arroyo getting grabbed was on a time trigger or finding the GECK, or both, but since Hoplite doesn''t want to care about Arroyo in this playthrough, it won't do much differences. I could know if I was modding the original game campaign I guess. Cool details, the dog being...

Yes, I thought so, so the logic in that code is that by multiplying the macro, it tell the script that the character is female? This is a multiplying sign right, not something else? Anyways, after quick testing on a new script, it appear that this kind of code does select a array of answers...