Fallout: London

Install the English version of Fallout 4: GOTY Edition via GOG GALAXY and disable your cloud saves. It has to be the following version of Fallout 4 GOTY : 1.10.163.0 (no downgrade necessary with this release version). Check after installing that the version matches. Get Fallout London in GOG store for free. The actual Fallout London Version v1.01 (IV2.31R3 PV1.01) has many bugs corrected. Install Fallout London via GOG GALAXY and launch it. Follow the launcher’s instructions. Then go to the installation directory and execute the "Fallout4Launcher.exe". Adjust graphic settings. Exit the Launcher again after changing the settings. Now play Fallout London executing the "f4se_loader.exe"      I'm playing for quite some time, 36hours ongoing. It has become much stabler. There are bugs, and there will be some crashes (It's still a Bethesda Game). So save your game often.     It is a great experience. For some more information: Bethesda released just about at the time Team Folon released their Full conversion MOD Fallout London, the updated Fallout 4 next gen. Those changes break the Full Conversion. It's neither Bethesda's nor Team Folon's fault the new version simply isn't compatible with the full conversion.

I have tried everything I can find and can't get passed the train station in the begining, looks great and wish I could actually play it...

Jumping in for the first 5 minutes, missing wall which is not a great sight for someone wanting to actually play this. But at least I was able to play with the update. I couldn't even get it started when it first launched and wasted my time. But now I'm able to do something... It just lacks a lot of elements that makes it fun. And I would say if this was paid, I would've refunded it real quick and abandoned the time it takes to install 30GB of extra half baked content with what feels like a long time between updates with a lack of being able to give feedback unless you join a Discord server which I hate so much. Another thing, if you expect people to donate to you, get your project actually functional before plastering it on your site... sorry, Wordpress, same for that Discord link. And this point "We want to emphasize this: The funds raised here are not intended for supporting modding, or for Fallout: London." so it's not intended to fix a project that is still buggy nor a project that YOU NAMED THE WEBSITE AFTER. Good job, [10 Charisma] Master of logic.

I want to love this game. A group of volunteers made a giant Fallout game and released it for free. But the quest design is frustrating, the story did not capture me at all (I don't even know or care which of the 20 pending quests is part of the main quest), and none of the music grabs you. It pains me to say this, but don't waste your time or download.

To start with, it is absolutely amazing that this exists, and is as complete and playable as it is for free. For that reason alone, I hesitate to criticize it too harshly. Unfortunately, there are enough issues that prevent it from fully living up to the hype. I started with a clean install. In 40 hours. I completed the main quest, and some sidequests I only experienced a few crashes. I did experience many game-breaking bugs that required console commands to progress. The default lighting settings are excessively dark. Several locations were unplayable even with the torch, unless I tweaked the settings. Lots of amazing locations, highly detailed (and I assume accurate to real life), but navigating to and within them is a pain, Entrances can be a dozen steps away, but require significant detours. Storyline and quests are generally good, but many quests could be streamlined to minimize loading and backtracking. Gameplay is difficult, with overly large mobs of enemies. Almost too many characters and factions, delving into the unique aspects of each group was obstuse. The settlements, while located in great locations, are all broken. Most disappointingly, despite Team FOLON's claims of inclusiveness, it feels as though the female PC was not thoroughly tested. There are numerous instances where the PC (and another significant character) is referred to using male pronouns. I believe these flaws stem from a "quantity over quality" problem. The unifying elements of the mod needed more love. It is evident that everyone worked hard on their contributions, but some content could have been set aside to better focus on a more coherent final product. Ultimately, I had an entertaining experience with this mod, even if it didn't live up to my expectations set by the initial tease in 2022. It is certainly worth playing for any Fallout fan, and I could see myself revisiting it in the future. I hope that with a little more time and care, it will shine the way it deserves.