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Fallout 2 Patch (US version) This patch is upgrades Fallout 2 to the latest version. This is NOT a complete list. It's a list of the more important or more commonly asked about bugs. Add the hi-resolution patch I'd say, you get a larger viewing area, you can set the resolution to whatever you want, you are restricted to 640x480 in the vanilla and if you have a widescreen it is way too big. Patch the game with the 1.2 patch first and then put the Hi resolution exe and dll files in the fallout directory and run it. There is another option, however, namely the Fallout 1 High Resolution Patch 2.2b. It adds a new set of options on the main game screen and you'll be able to change the resolution there. It adds a new set of options on the main game screen and you'll be able to change the resolution there.
Fallout SeriesFallout 2 Resolution Patch v1.6 file. Just download this file: Nma-fallout.com place in Fallout 2 directory and run the exe. Reply Good karma Bad karma +1 vote. Fallout 2 Resolution Patch v4.0.2 file. Fallout2_High_Resolution_Patch_4.0.2.zip Category Patch. Uploader TheUnbeholden. Added Apr 12th, 2013. Embed Button. Embed Widget. Download now. This program modifies 'fallout2.exe' in memory for the purposes of increasing the visual resolution, playing in a window and other. Download Fallout 2 Patch [killap.net].; Start and install the patch (should recognize automatically the installation path). Choose full installation with 'Extra Content' like in the image below. Download the official patch from here: *Click* Head to your Fallout 2 root folder (Steam: [STEAM] SteamApps Fallout 2 ). Extract the downloaded.zip to the folder. Execute the Fallout2_High_Resolution_Patch_[version].exe and wait. Execute the now extracted f2_res_Config.exe and choose your desired resolution.
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The Fallout Restoration Project includes 1,3, and 4 of these 4 listed items below here which I will show then I have a question:
1. Killap's Unofficial Fallout 2 Patch - 'This patch has been in production for several years now and it fixes well over 800+ bugs left in the game since the official 1.02 patch.'
Optional: 2. Fallout 2 Restoration Project - 'The purpose of this mod is to add back into the game all the content that was originally planned by the Fallout 2 devs.'
3. Fallout 2 High Resolution Patch - Adds higher resolution support.
4. Sfall 2.13 - 'A set of engine modifications for the classic game Fallout 2 by Interplay. Includes fixes for bugs in the original engine, allows fallout to run correctly on modern operating systems, and adds additional features for modders.'
Now my question, if I've never played Fallout 2 should I just download 1, 3, and 4 for a 'true' experience of the vanilla game, or is it cool to just download option 2 of the restoration project and play Fallout 2 with all the bonus stuff? How should I do it?
1. Killap's Unofficial Fallout 2 Patch - 'This patch has been in production for several years now and it fixes well over 800+ bugs left in the game since the official 1.02 patch.'
Optional: 2. Fallout 2 Restoration Project - 'The purpose of this mod is to add back into the game all the content that was originally planned by the Fallout 2 devs.'
3. Fallout 2 High Resolution Patch - Adds higher resolution support.
4. Sfall 2.13 - 'A set of engine modifications for the classic game Fallout 2 by Interplay. Includes fixes for bugs in the original engine, allows fallout to run correctly on modern operating systems, and adds additional features for modders.'
Now my question, if I've never played Fallout 2 should I just download 1, 3, and 4 for a 'true' experience of the vanilla game, or is it cool to just download option 2 of the restoration project and play Fallout 2 with all the bonus stuff? How should I do it?
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Posted July 16, 2011
Instal all of it. Vanilla game was buggy and still after last official patch is still buggy.
Killap's Unofficial Fallout 2 Patch - must have it repair a one main quest.
Fallout 2 Restoration Project - It restores cut content that was planned for full game but BI did't have time to add this before release date. Many of those things in that were already in game but just not used. Also few developers from BI handed over their scripts , etc to modders. So it was supported by staff from BI.
Also did you played a game that was modded and inferior to original ? i personally not.
Fallout 2 High Resolution Patch - if you have big widescreen like I (40') it's must have. It will make your game proper in resolution. You don't want to play on your 16:9 tv in 640x480 (4:3) resolution. I use 1370x786 and it's perfect.
All above mods are high quality mods. It means that if you didn't play fallout before all will blend in game so much that you won't reconize them from vanilla game.
as of Sfall 2.13 i didn't use it.
Killap's Unofficial Fallout 2 Patch - must have it repair a one main quest.
Fallout 2 Restoration Project - It restores cut content that was planned for full game but BI did't have time to add this before release date. Many of those things in that were already in game but just not used. Also few developers from BI handed over their scripts , etc to modders. So it was supported by staff from BI.
Also did you played a game that was modded and inferior to original ? i personally not.
Fallout 2 High Resolution Patch - if you have big widescreen like I (40') it's must have. It will make your game proper in resolution. You don't want to play on your 16:9 tv in 640x480 (4:3) resolution. I use 1370x786 and it's perfect.
All above mods are high quality mods. It means that if you didn't play fallout before all will blend in game so much that you won't reconize them from vanilla game.
as of Sfall 2.13 i didn't use it.
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If SFall's major benefit is to allow the game to run on modern systems, I'd think it would be less useful for GOG's version.
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I think the Restoration Project adds in all the other stuff, but you guys have convinced me to go ahead and do it with all the better additions. Thanks!
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MackieStingray: If SFall's major benefit is to allow the game to run on modern systems, I'd think it would be less useful for GOG's version.
It has lot of other options and features including fixes that would otherwise require game engine modification/hacking so it's pretty much essential as well. Doesn't Killap's fixpack also come with Sfall (I know Restoration Project does)?Post edited July 17, 2011 by Petrell
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The Restoration Project includes all the other stuff, SFall and Widescreen, etc.
I don't know about just the fixes.
I don't know about just the fixes.
Post edited July 17, 2011 by davidbitterbaum
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I would play the game first with only the original patches (and read Per Jorner's FAQ/Walkthrough) or with Killap's patch.
Do your second or third playthrough with the Restoration patch. It restores a lot of cut content, but IMO, some of that content was cut because it wasn't good, not because they ran out of time. In general, the Resto patch is of moderately lower quality (the Asylum is way too cluttered, for instance) and it changes a variety of things, even some things that didn't necessarily need to be changed (like moving the Solar Scorcher's location from the Guardian of Forever encounter to a quest-specific-Myron-specific dialog choice in the EPA) and the like. There's a separate walkthrough in the style of Per Jorner's for the Resto patch, which you may also want to read.
The Resto patch is good, but I would NOT recommend it for a first-time player. You should enjoy the game in its original glory before you go making major modifications to it.
Do your second or third playthrough with the Restoration patch. It restores a lot of cut content, but IMO, some of that content was cut because it wasn't good, not because they ran out of time. In general, the Resto patch is of moderately lower quality (the Asylum is way too cluttered, for instance) and it changes a variety of things, even some things that didn't necessarily need to be changed (like moving the Solar Scorcher's location from the Guardian of Forever encounter to a quest-specific-Myron-specific dialog choice in the EPA) and the like. There's a separate walkthrough in the style of Per Jorner's for the Resto patch, which you may also want to read.
The Resto patch is good, but I would NOT recommend it for a first-time player. You should enjoy the game in its original glory before you go making major modifications to it.
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Hm, another good opinion. Of course, if I installed the resto-pack but haven't yet played it I have to uninstall everything and re-do the process. Sigh. Might be worth doing.
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