Fallout New Vegas Custom Radio

Bounty Hunting is a messy job. But there's always wanderers willing to do anything for some spare caps.As the title suggests, I've got one question for my Mojave-exploring readers: Are you ready to go bounty hunting?I ask because Someguy2000's is the first of several planned installments that add bounty quests to track down 'the most malevolent and vile assortment of outlaws in the Mojave Wasteland' in the same style that the vanilla Three Card Bounty quest did.A little more about New Vegas Bounties I straight from the author:At its core, New Vegas Bounties is an action mod; extreme violence and profanity are ubiquitous. In lieu of mind-boggling puzzles or 'go collect x or y resource'-type quests, you will be confronted with dangerous opponents who are designed to frustrate and kill you.

• Fallout Nv Radio Mod

You will be harried, ambushed, outnumbered, and outgunned. This is the path of a bounty hunter - take it or leave it.It includes 436 lines of fully-voiced dialogue (as of version 1.2).

New California—built from the bones of an older mod called Brazil— is set in between the events of Fallout 2 and Fallout New Vegas. Jet Set Radio-themed Dreamcast, made by custom console. Maigrets Fallout New Vegas Pictures by Maigrets » Wed Jun 01, 2011 1:05 pm 4 Replies 949 Views Last post by loader Sat Jul 02, 2011 4:18 pm; Fallout New Vegas MOD Tool by 57oH » Fri Sep 02, 2011 8:45 pm 0 Replies 6088 Views Last post by 57oH Fri Sep 02, 2011 8:45 pm; What platform do you plan to play Fallout: New Vegas on? Just place the version you want together with the 'Sound' folder in your Fallout New Vegas 'Data' folder. After this you won't hear anything because of the blank MP3s of course. To get your own music into the game do the following: REQUIRED! Download Extended New Vegas Radio and open the archive.

I will continue to polish the lip-syncing in future updates, as it is a time-consuming process (and I've gained new respect for voiced mods!).Overall, it feels like something Fallout: New Vegas should have had from the start. It's also great being able to make the scum of the wasteland pay for their misdeeds and put a little jingle jangle in your pocket. With, you had better grab a radiation suit and a pair of shades for the sunrise.Nevada Skies adds 60 unique weather effects that cycle, new landscape textures and light conditions, rain and snow storms with thunder and lighting, sand and, my personal favorite, RADstorms, and an overall improvement to the New Vegas landscape.For an example of what I'm talking about the general improvements to the Mojave landscape, here's a screenshot of the weather during a certain quest.That being said, there's also times when fog or sandstorms will move in. The mod lowers NPC accuracy (which can be turned off in the menu system if you'd like) to adjust for this. This mechanic makes it a lot more fun to wander the Mojave or storm a Legion encampment during a heavy sandstorm. And I've just gone through a rebalancing, you could say!

No longer will you hear Johnny Guitar followed by Johnny Guitar followed by another quick playing of Johnny Guitar after installing the!To make a long story short, there is a rumor that the reason there are 48 songs in the Fallout3/data/sounds/songs/radionv/ folder and yet only 8 or so play is due to a scripting error. Whatever the real reason behind Johnny Guitar being Mr. Vegas's one and only song, the aforementioned RNV Rebalancing mod was made to add some variety to the radio.Straight from the author's mod page:This is my first mod and relatively simple - it adjusts how often the headliner/special RNV songs get played and it also puts 6 songs in between each news brief. Details below:-Unmodded RNV will either do a generic intro or a special intro for one of its headliner songs (e.g. 'Sometimes your spurs go jingle jangle' - Jingle Jangle is coming up).-With this mod, the special intros will not play until 9 'generic' songs have played. This allows the less known songs to get some more air time.-On top of that, there are 6 songs between each news brief (instead of the default 3) and there will be no repeats in the mix.All in all, it should be more music, more varied music and less repeated vocals.So cheers, and until next time Wasteland Listeners, enjoy a change of music!

Okay folks, Mr. Vegas here filling in for Mr. Vegas who usually fills in for Mr. Let's talk about something we're all anxiously waiting for: Fallout: New Vegas mods. While there's no comprehensive difficulty changer as of yet, there are a number of graphical and game-enhancing mods available right now.

That's right, not even one week's passed since the release of Fallout: New Vegas and there are already 537 files hosted over at the. So let's get down to the nitty-gritty and talk about what mods you should be playing Fallout: New Vegas with right now!Oh, and by the way, don't have Fallout: New Vegas yet?

Then you're definitely missing out, particularly if you loved or even just liked Fallout 3. You can grab a copy (cheaper than most places, to boot), or on the. Keep in mind that only the PC and PS3 versions can have mods installed while 360 owners will get exclusive DLC later on.So without any further ado, onward to our feature presentation! (And this time in descending order!)1. Right now, even if you ignore every other item on this list, you have to get this one. It fixes a ton of the performance issues most people have been having with Fallout: New Vegas.Now, I'm not going to lie, I don't really know how this works.

But with that being said, I will testify that it does work. Test it out for yourself, see if it works or not. I know that I gained 16+ FPS when I used it (keep in mind this was on Ultra with a rig built for gaming) and that's why I say there's more to gain than to lose in this case!2.

Fallout Nv Radio Mod

This changes the default UI so that it looks better on resolutions set at 1024x768 and above. It scales up the fonts, makes the trader barter UIs a ton more friendly, and adds a bunch of other stuff. If you're like me, this is a definite must, especially if you don't feel like scrolling through all the items listed in Misc and Aid on your Pipboy 8 at a time.3. This is what I consider the 'Fellout' for Fallout: New Vegas.

I don't know why it is that green seems to be all the rage in Bethesda's Fallouts, but maybe that's just because I don't care for it too much. Either way, thsi is worth playing with, even if it's to add a bit of color (or in this case, take away) to the environment.4. Vegas sometimes sounds like a broken record about the traders not being seen in Nipton and I know you're probably sick and tired of hearing Johnny Guitar, Johnny. So what can you do about it? Add a new radio station that fits the atmosphere of New Vegas!'

What's it add?' You might ask.

Well, let's take a look:2 hours, 20 minutes of Music across 55 tracks22 minutes of PSAs & Civil DefenseCustom station host dialogue.In other words, it gives some much-needed relief from the six songs that seem to be present in Fallout: New Vegas' radio stations by default so that Johnny won't be playing that guitar again and again. While it's not a must-have yet considering there's barely any content for it, you know ti will be soon. This is a port of FOOK for Fallout 3 to Fallout: New Vegas, by the same team, so you know it'll be good.6. This isn't a must-have, but if you're like me and wish the binoculars had a bit of zoom, then you need this mod. (To be frank, I threw mine away after I got my first sniper rifle considering they both have the same default zoom.)Now you can spot those Gecko's from much farther away as it should be!

I was trying to create a custom radio station for a new world cell and used this tutorial to start with Then nothing worked so I basicly made an absolute clone of existing New Vegas radio but simplier. When I load songs in GECK they play fine but when I enter the game it just doesn't play a single one.

I have a Talking activator and a quest with two topics in Radio tab. Radio Hello and Music. When I choose a song and press play I hear it playing but nothing happens in game. And I did convert it to.wav file. All the songs.Posts: 3383 Joined: Sat Jul 01, 2006 12:37 am.