Posted October 05, 2008
I tried to search the forums about this but I didn't see it.
On modern day computers when you finish Fallout, the scenes that show how your actions affected each villiage/town... well they pop up so fast they're almost subliminal.
So was GOG able to slow it down so you can actually see/read them?
Most of the people's posts I've read of people that completed are new to the series so if it happens too fast they might not even know.
If so, even though I have the unpatched game(s) on CD (fallout 2 as well) getting them to work in XP/Vista on a modern PC and being able to see the full ending and not just the FMV (or CS), is definately worth $6. ^.^
On modern day computers when you finish Fallout, the scenes that show how your actions affected each villiage/town... well they pop up so fast they're almost subliminal.
So was GOG able to slow it down so you can actually see/read them?
Most of the people's posts I've read of people that completed are new to the series so if it happens too fast they might not even know.
If so, even though I have the unpatched game(s) on CD (fallout 2 as well) getting them to work in XP/Vista on a modern PC and being able to see the full ending and not just the FMV (or CS), is definately worth $6. ^.^
Post edited October 05, 2008 by Enialas
This question / problem has been solved by silvercrowaxe