Black Angel

I kind of get what Norzan meant. There's definitely far more mods for New Vegas than for 1&2 combined, but how many of them really matters to fix the biggest problems NV has? Project Nevada, for example. It 'fixes' NV's shooting, but do you really care about the shooting if you want to play an RPG?

And I mean really, really, *REALLY* care?

My fault for not being clearer, i meant mods of note. There are more NV mods than mods for 1 and 2, but what mods NV have that are of note besides the usual suspects? Meanwhile 1 and specially 2 are starting to pile up with popular TC mods and other mods that change things. This is a case of quality versus quantity.

I said goddamn. Goddamn. Thanks Angel.

Holy bananas... Good link.

KNOCK KNOCK, OPEN UP THE THE DOOR IT'S REAL

@Alphons real story here. I caved in because I ragequit the original M&B after getting a couched lance to the face by a Swadian Knight, unable to recover the huge battle I was defeated, lose shitton of my denars and inventory items.

Got it for free on GoG. While i think the overall game can get quickly repetitive, i think those guys nailed a concept rarely seen in other games, that i would love to see expanded.

@naossano indeed. However, combat, whether on foot or on horseback, melee or ranged are really damn fun that I honestly don't mind. Even siege gameplay, rather barebone as it is, still fun when you managed to pull off.

Now that you love it, prepare for the hype train that is Bannerlord.

@Ayelander when I say dirt-cheap, I mean I got the original during sales. I planned to get Warband and pay it full price in the future. Heard the DLCs have a lot of flaws though, and I got an impression they don't even hold a candle to the best mods but I'll look into them one day.

@SquiglyContiello well..... #BANNERLORDWHEN

They need some special conditions. I can only assume it is as hot and humid at your place as it is where I live at the moment, which is England. And right now you can't make macarons here. You need professional grade kitchen air circulation, otherwise they will absorb too much water due to high sugar content when drying out before baking. And I also assume you dry them out before baking?...

I know. I live in Indonesia, specifically Jakarta which were well-known to be quite a hot bitch most of the time, but luckily it's relatively colder these days despite being in the middle of dry season. I also know we need to keep overall condition cooler than room temperature before and after baking

And yeah, I dry them out before baking, I tap the try few times before putting it into the oven and let them sit from between 30 minutes-1 hour. Since it's my first time making it by myself, there are several factors I want to consider. Mainly the eggs white, and probably because I didn't properly whisk them until I get soft peak consistency.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MH9FyLsfDzw

That metal cover was absolutely garbage.

'kay

Either LOD generation wasn't done properly, which could be attributed to the fact that I'm currently playing on crappy computer, or perhaps I'm not installing the LOD files properly.

Also, I'm just starting to generating bash tags for non-vanilla plugins that needs to be merged using bashed patch. However, I'm getting messages saying "[1" is not a valid integer value. Anybody know if there's something I probably done wrong to make this happen?

That's the game not loading the actual object and keeping the LOD model. If you used FNVLODGen then that would (most likely) be the problem.
I am not familiar with the options in it and I never used it before, but I heard good things about it, so I have no idea why it would do that.

I also have no money. Maybe it's a good thing because there are still a bunch of games from the last sale that I haven't even touched yet.

And monster.

- Geraldo Nivea

New Reno can also be explained by the fact that Fallout of Nevada is set long before the events of Fallout 2, and that the families in power of New Reno change over time. For example FO2 implies the Mordinos are relatively new players, and FONV mentions how the Mordinos and Salvatores were replaced by the Van Graffs.

If I'm not mistaken, the newer version of FON was made after the release of New Vegas. I think it's why we have the Kings in there, and despite of a section called the Clean City, the mod deliberately doesn't mention anything about Mr House or Lucky 38, obviously because he's still hibernating.

I also heard there's an actual Securitron in the game, dunno how legit that is as I haven't encountered one so far.
As for the Mordinos, there's actually a Mordino in FON, but at this point he's actually much more neutral compared to the other factions in the city.

So, why are you guys not talking about it and, instead, talking about Fallout: RUST/Borderlands/Fortnite Edition?

Because fallout: rust is official and more popular right now.