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Fallout SeriesFallout 2 why is everyone in kalmath hostile?(34 posts)(34 posts)
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Posted February 25, 2019
I just talked with a bunch of people even got a quest from that lady, and went down to the rat sewer, figured that I wasn't ready for that mission yet and returned and for some reason every npc that I could have a dialog with just attacks me now when I try to talk to them!

I've been looting items in all buildings, is that supposed to be a punishment? If so why don't they directly attack me when I steal, like they did in the first game? I thought I could anything I want and it seems like I'll just have to skip this town and just travel through the map to find the next place to continue playin, which sucks because I'm not even ready to do this rat mission.
Posted February 25, 2019
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zen3001: I just talked with a bunch of people even got a quest from that lady, and went down to the rat sewer, figured that I wasn't ready for that mission yet and returned and for some reason every npc that I could have a dialog with just attacks me now when I try to talk to them!

I've been looting items in all buildings, is that supposed to be a punishment? If so why don't they directly attack me when I steal, like they did in the first game? I thought I could anything I want and it seems like I'll just have to skip this town and just travel through the map to find the next place to continue playin, which sucks because I'm not even ready to do this rat mission.
Nothing like that happened to me during my multiple runs through the game. Sometimes I've looted most of the houses and it never provoked a hostile reaction. If stealing makes someone hostile, the reaction is immediate. Your issue is quite strange and it looks like a bug. Are you using any mods? Did you try reloading an earlier save, if you have one?
Post edited February 25, 2019 by Sarafan
Posted February 26, 2019
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zen3001: I just talked with a bunch of people even got a quest from that lady, and went down to the rat sewer, figured that I wasn't ready for that mission yet and returned and for some reason every npc that I could have a dialog with just attacks me now when I try to talk to them!

I've been looting items in all buildings, is that supposed to be a punishment? If so why don't they directly attack me when I steal, like they did in the first game? I thought I could anything I want and it seems like I'll just have to skip this town and just travel through the map to find the next place to continue playin, which sucks because I'm not even ready to do this rat mission.
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Sarafan: Nothing like that happened to me during my multiple runs through the game. Sometimes I've looted most of the houses and it never provoked a hostile reaction. If stealing makes someone hostile, the reaction is immediate. Your issue is quite strange and it looks like a bug. Are you using any mods? Did you try reloading an earlier save, if you have one?
nope, no mods and lost all usefull saves.
I also tried interacting with them unarmed
Posted February 26, 2019
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zen3001: nope, no mods and lost all usefull saves.
I also tried interacting with them unarmed
You'll probably have to skip Klamath then or start from the beginning. It's still an early faze of the game, so that shouldn't be a huge problem. The most interesting thing in Klamath is probably fuel cell regulator which upgrades your car, but you should have access to it regardless of hostility from the town inhabitants.
Posted February 26, 2019
unless you attacked a resident, this shouldn't happen.

Tip for later: always make anarchive save when you first visit a settlement. Just in case.
Posted February 26, 2019
You really should install at least Killap's patch (but that requires starting a new game).
Posted February 26, 2019
I'm just going to start a new game and make a few more saves this time.
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burn: You really should install at least Killap's patch (but that requires starting a new game).
just tried it out and there seem to be diffrences, even tho I mostly like these, I'm not sure if I really should be using this for my first playthrough
Posted February 26, 2019
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zen3001: just tried it out and there seem to be diffrences, even tho I mostly like these, I'm not sure if I really should be using this for my first playthrough
Keep the patch. It adds content which fits very well in the main game. If you're playing for the first time, you'll have trouble recognizing which elements were added by the patch. It's a really good work. No reason to play without it.
Posted February 26, 2019
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zen3001: I'm just going to start a new game and make a few more saves this time.
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burn: You really should install at least Killap's patch (but that requires starting a new game).
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zen3001: just tried it out and there seem to be diffrences, even tho I mostly like these, I'm not sure if I really should be using this for my first playthrough
well... the final boss is going to be a nightmare with Killap's patch. At least on my last play (years ago) I had to use a lot of mints to compensate that issue.
Posted February 26, 2019
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Belsirk: well... the final boss is going to be a nightmare with Killap's patch. At least on my last play (years ago) I had to use a lot of mints to compensate that issue.
harder than the mutant leader in the first fallout?
Posted February 27, 2019
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Belsirk: well... the final boss is going to be a nightmare with Killap's patch. At least on my last play (years ago) I had to use a lot of mints to compensate that issue.
Did you try to take him on head-on, and perhaps alone?

I played through the game 6 months ago, with Killap's patch as usual, and had no problems with the final boss. He is still a pushover if you get those 4 guys and the turrets on your side.
Failing that, and without any companions, sure, it'll be a lot harder.
Posted February 27, 2019
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Sarafan: Keep the patch. It adds content which fits very well in the main game. If you're playing for the first time, you'll have trouble recognizing which elements were added by the patch. It's a really good work. No reason to play without it.
The patch doesn't add content. Restoration Project does.
The patch is recommended for the first playthrough, yes. RP is not.
Posted February 27, 2019
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burn: The patch doesn't add content. Restoration Project does.
The patch is recommended for the first playthrough, yes. RP is not.
Yeah, you're right. I forgot that there's a separate patch which doesn't include cut content. Anyway I'd suggest a playthrough with the Restoration Project even if it's the first time. The added content is so nice that I don't see a point in playing without it. Unless someone really wants to experience the original game.
Posted February 27, 2019
welp I'm playing with the restoration project then.

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Belsirk: well... the final boss is going to be a nightmare with Killap's patch. At least on my last play (years ago) I had to use a lot of mints to compensate that issue.
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Gotcha: Did you try to take him on head-on, and perhaps alone?

I played through the game 6 months ago, with Killap's patch as usual, and had no problems with the final boss. He is still a pushover if you get those 4 guys and the turrets on your side.
Failing that, and without any companions, sure, it'll be a lot harder.
if you says so then I shouldn't really worry, besides I've dealt with over whelming enemies in games before
Posted February 27, 2019
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zen3001: welp I'm playing with the restoration project then.

if you says so then I shouldn't really worry, besides I've dealt with over whelming enemies in games before
You won't be sorry. :)
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