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The paper is weightless, so there's never any reason to take it out of your inventory unless you want to clean things up. I agree it's a little opaque, but it Jay did leave it for you, it's not unreasonable to keep it in mind on quests that directly involve him. There will be vital items later...

You should have received a slip of paper from the requisitions officer in Vault City. If you remember getting a 9mm pistol and a unique switchblade at the start of the game, then you received a slip of paper at the same time.

The Russian dialogue is a known problem. His text file is translated, but it doesn't appear for some reason we can't figure out. The talking head is new to me. That's probably due to the CE, since I don't remember him having a talking head at all.

I don't know anything about the Crazy Edition. I have no reason to think that the translation files we've provided won't be compatible, but there will surely be some dialogue files in the CE that we don't have. In addition, if the CE added any lines to dialogue files, then there's a good chance...

I'm trying to keep more than one editor working so that we have a diversity of "voices" with the English text. I'm waiting for some of them to get back to me, but we're making progress through Nevada's locations. It's going to be a while before we're done, though.

It's not. Dialogue seems to reference it being there, but it isn't. I assume that's a holdover from something the developers changed.

I'm afraid I have no way to help you. I never had trouble with the Overseer's conversation. I suspect this is because I'm still using an older version of the mod - there may be a bad script associated with the Overseer in the new one. Unfortunately, I never touched the scripts at all.

You're sure you're using it on the radar equipment? It's on the second floor of the garrison, not the building you found the signal jammer from.

The same way you'd fix anything else, I suppose: either find a workbench or pay someone to fix it for you.

Jay Kukish left it on the floor at his feet after his conversation with you. If you didn't pick it up on your way out then you have an inconvenient trip ahead of you. You may want to try returning to Vault City without it; maybe the appropriate flag has been set even if you didn't pick it up.

Then, have you returned the stolen device to Vault City yet?

I think the other can just be used on his desk.

Have you found Jay Kukish yet?

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Horsekiller doesn't do so much direct damage as it does give a shitton of poison, like a radscorprion attack. If you want to kill someone with it, give them a dose, then wait ten minutes and watch their HP drop. It's frankly more useful in quests than in the field, but it can still be used to...

The original installer included the Fallout2.exe, which could lead to a C&D down the line. It will probably be re-released later without that. However, the installer is currently difficult to use correctly, so we'll revise that as well before re-releasing.

Larry Geller's dialogue is a known issue, as well as Pip-boy messages and holotape recordings. Work is underway.

I don't think we have to do anything complicated. If we just remove Fallout2.exe from the download, then everything should be fine. We'll have to keep master.dat and critters.dat, as both of those have been changed.

I honestly don't know. My memory of Hawthorne is very fuzzy. I just think it's unlikely that you'd need a high Lockpick skill to get through an essential quest.