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cencoreship sux :-(

Glad i've got Fallout 1 for free though, otherwise i'd felt cheated :-)
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Vedtraed: Install the 3 first patches in the order they are listed. The link to the child patch is dead so use [url=http://www.nma-fallout.com/forum/dload.php?action=file&file_id=1348]This one instead. Sadly, it will void your savefiles, so you have to start over, if you haven't done this already.

I do not personally recommend the rest of the patches unless you want to alter the gameplay a lot.
The higher resolution patch doesn't alter gameplay though does it? Should only change graphical things not actual gameplay stuff?
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Vedtraed: Install the 3 first patches in the order they are listed. The link to the child patch is dead so use [url=http://www.nma-fallout.com/forum/dload.php?action=file&file_id=1348]This one instead. Sadly, it will void your savefiles, so you have to start over, if you haven't done this already.

I do not personally recommend the rest of the patches unless you want to alter the gameplay a lot.
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Fluffboll: The higher resolution patch doesn't alter gameplay though does it? Should only change graphical things not actual gameplay stuff?
It might mess up some UI elements such as dialogue windows, but otherwise it's down to preference. By raising the resolution the viewport of the game becomes much larger, meaning that you can see a lot more as if the camera was zoomed out. The game was never meant to be viewed like this by the designers, and it might reveal empty areas and other flaws outside the regular area.

I say give it a try, and see if it fits you. There should be a config file after installing the patch where you can revert it if you prefer your games super-vanilla like me ;)
Post edited April 15, 2012 by Vedtraed
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Vedtraed: It might mess up some UI elements such as dialogue windows, but otherwise it's down to preference. By raising the resolution the viewport of the game becomes much larger, meaning that you can see a lot more as if the camera was zoomed out. The game was never meant to be viewed like this by the designers, and it might reveal empty areas and other flaws outside the regular area.

I say give it a try, and see if it fits you. There should be a config file after installing the patch where you can revert it if you prefer your games super-vanilla like me ;)
The modders actually went to great lenghts not to have any kind of problems like those. Particularly the issues with UI elements and "out of map" zones are excellently handled. They didn't just mess with the resolution, they put a lot of work into it.

The only real issue is the game being "zoomed out" as you explain it, but choosing a smaller resolution that still has the same res. ratio as your monitor (in case of an LCD one) is still an option.