creating saves on the Steam version of these games, please try the following steps to allow the executables through Windows Controlled Folder Access:
1. As an Administrator, open Windows Defender Security
Documents folder, right-click the "my games" folder, go to Properties>Security, click the group you see that is missing check marks under the "Allow" column below, and then click "Edit...", and check "Full

more intelligent for liking NV, and try to make this about politics, when you've completely missed the point on the very attack, by likening today's America to 1984, you're trying to make... *facepalm
of moronic peasants as the manual labor population.

1984 details a party system that is more concerned with its own perpetuation rather than execution of any systems that could benefit any that fall

conflicting or missing something. [/quote]
yes
and the f4se logs will show whats not working related to f4se and mods that use it [/quote]
F4SE runtime: initialize (version = 0.6.6 010A04B0 01D3B292D58673A0
= E:\SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Fallout 4\Data\F4SE\f4se.ini
init complete
RegisterPapyrusFunctions_Hook
GetF4SEVersion_Execute
RegisterPapyrusFunctions_Hook
save name is Autosave1_5FC861B0M_SanctuaryHillsWorld_000001_20180303015908_1_2

Originally posted by TemplarGR:

Originally posted by 🆄🅽🅲🅻🅴 🅹🅾:

Another thing you clearly don't understand is the powerful impact a well executed marketing campaign can have on an
explosion of interest is exactly that, the "explosion"... I can understand if a few people missed Fallout 4 in the past, but so many of them? That's my issue with this story. If anyone looked for openworld

have to be Fallout 4. And yet people only NOW buy it? LOL, just LOL. [/quote]

Another thing you clearly don't understand is the powerful impact a well executed marketing campaign can have on an older
interest is exactly that, the "explosion"... I can understand if a few people missed Fallout 4 in the past, but so many of them? That's my issue with this story. If anyone looked for openworld games to play

execution.[/quote]Yes, though I felt the Railroad wasn't too bad in execution until the ending part. Their missions felt a bit more varied than with everyone else; recovering stashes, placing surveillance gear
', if only on the molecular level. Things created in a lab also have a footprint of some sort. Be it that they are missing some naturally occurring or environmental chromosome, molecule, or chemical; or

damn about what you do with your base, could as well just throw the stuff somewhere in the base without thinking about how it would be needed and the building ui is incredibly badly executed.
>cringey
dialogue
>combat AI completely lobotomized. how did humanity live that long?
>pathfinding issues
>missing detail in a lot of areas (and i don't mean clutter)
>story is so bland i already forgot what it was

Originally posted by STURM KATTEN SC-KL:

I haven't seen any bank job in Fallout. Or am I missing something there?

It's obvious that Bethesda ripped Autumn Leaves. It isn't one of those
;1480982338942924076]My mod idea (honestly mod itself was more demonstration of the concept then mod) was used by them as well actually, except not in exactly same way as I executed my mod. Core ideas were there.[/quote

Originally posted by hawkeye:

It isn't necessarily a mod, mod conflict or load order. When the player enters a new area the game executes a lot of code and going too high on mod load can give
by cpu being overloaded by too much processing.

Missing textures. Interiors not displaying fully seem to be caused by ini settings.

Highly advisable is to update your ini settings to give scripts

from one long and slow script, which gets easily interrupted. Kinggath dealt with the problem, but cuttin it in to smaller scripts, which execute far faster and are less likely to get tangled, compared
. Canary warns you about missing script data, if it detects it from the save file you are trying to load. Safe often and use new slots to avoid permanent issues, in case your save file gets hit by the bug