Posted February 19, 2020
I don't see this posted here yet, so here it is:
https://github.com/rotators/Fo1in2/tree/master/Fallout2/Fallout1in2
This is the original Fallout, but implemented in the Fallout 2 engine! So you get the Fallout experience, as close to original as possible, but with the advantages and improvements available from the Fallout 2 engine!
The convenience stuff includes:
- being able to push people out of the way so they don't block you
- companions being able to wear armour (and you can see them wearing it)
- companion general orders (Fallout 2 style)
- being able to actually control companions individually in combat (optional) (as per a F2 mod)
- companions actually levelling up now (similar to Fallout 2)
Plus there's some other stuff - most of which is activated by default, but most (possibly all?) of it can also be adjusted if you prefer a more "vanilla" F1 experience, such as:
- enemy's armour being destroyed (so you're not ridiculously rich - well at least it'll take longer to get rich now).
- the super-mutant invasion. I think by default they've set this so only some things are invaded (like your vault, if you take too long), but you can reactivate the full invasion if you want, and even tweak the times/order things get invaded at if you want.
- a usable MOTORBIKE!
The only thing they changed, that I don't think you can remove, is they added some weapons from Fallout 2 into the game. Apparently this was done sparingly and in a way that wouldn't negatively affect the balance, so don't expect laser chain guns or anything. An example given was that when a gang attacks you, if in original F1 they all had desert eagles, now half of them may have .44 magnums instead. So, more variety as opposed to OP bullshit. I personally haven't tried this yet though, so we'll see....
Note: You will need copies of BOTH Fallout 2 AND Fallout 1 to play this - it needs Fallout 2 for the engine, and Fallout 1 for the assets it uses.
I haven't tried this myself yet, but I've heard it's good and stable, so am looking forward to when I have more time (that I'm not spending on other games)...
https://github.com/rotators/Fo1in2/tree/master/Fallout2/Fallout1in2
This is the original Fallout, but implemented in the Fallout 2 engine! So you get the Fallout experience, as close to original as possible, but with the advantages and improvements available from the Fallout 2 engine!
The convenience stuff includes:
- being able to push people out of the way so they don't block you
- companions being able to wear armour (and you can see them wearing it)
- companion general orders (Fallout 2 style)
- being able to actually control companions individually in combat (optional) (as per a F2 mod)
- companions actually levelling up now (similar to Fallout 2)
Plus there's some other stuff - most of which is activated by default, but most (possibly all?) of it can also be adjusted if you prefer a more "vanilla" F1 experience, such as:
- enemy's armour being destroyed (so you're not ridiculously rich - well at least it'll take longer to get rich now).
- the super-mutant invasion. I think by default they've set this so only some things are invaded (like your vault, if you take too long), but you can reactivate the full invasion if you want, and even tweak the times/order things get invaded at if you want.
- a usable MOTORBIKE!
The only thing they changed, that I don't think you can remove, is they added some weapons from Fallout 2 into the game. Apparently this was done sparingly and in a way that wouldn't negatively affect the balance, so don't expect laser chain guns or anything. An example given was that when a gang attacks you, if in original F1 they all had desert eagles, now half of them may have .44 magnums instead. So, more variety as opposed to OP bullshit. I personally haven't tried this yet though, so we'll see....
Note: You will need copies of BOTH Fallout 2 AND Fallout 1 to play this - it needs Fallout 2 for the engine, and Fallout 1 for the assets it uses.
I haven't tried this myself yet, but I've heard it's good and stable, so am looking forward to when I have more time (that I'm not spending on other games)...
Post edited February 19, 2020 by squid830
