Start your modding with installing Fallout: New Vegas and downloading VC++ Runtime Redistributable x86. Keep in mind that some mods hate client overlays, so you might have to sacrifice achievement hunting for better looking game ( ENBSeries is the one example). GOG’s version has this enabled by default.Īdditionally, DRM-free games are usually easier to mod. You can get one on Steam, too, but then you’ll have to additionally install the FNV 4 GB Patcher to change the way game allocates your memory and make mod performance better. If you don’t have the original boxed copy, consider *insert bias alert here* getting a copy from GOG.com. Take your screenshot camera and go!īut first of all, let’s start modding.
It’s a perfect recipe for first playthrough, if you haven’t finished the game back in the days - vanilla experience in beautiful surroundings. You can load your clean save here.We won’t be using any gameplay-changing mods this time, except for small technical fixes. Make sure to manually delete the fallout new vegas directory after you remove local content. You can uninstall new vegas and reinstall it.
Enable archive invalidated for graphic mods or other mods that need it. If it seems alot more stable then try enabling mods a couple at a time. The 2nd manual save is a clean save without the mods. Your the manual save you just made and then make another manual save. Then start the game and let fallout new vegas redetect your video stuff.
Make a new folder and move fallout.ini and falloutprefs.ini into it. ini files are in the saved game folder: C:\Users\ \Documents\My Games\FalloutNV. Quit the game and uncheck all mods, disable archive invalidated, and refresh the. Make a manual save in goodsprings doc mitchells house.
How many mods do you have? If you want to keep them you'll have to troubleshoot them.