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Tried running it, no go, it gets to the menu, I click 'New Game', click 'Yes' to the 'This will erase any autosaves present.' and it drops back to the main menu as if I had clicked 'No', even clicked 'No' for giggles, same thing.

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But as I had TTW installed I went though NMM, went from mod to mod in the Mods tab, clicked the circle / button to uninstall the mods, had Steam delete the game files, deleted the left over data folder with the TTW files, had Steam reinstall the game files, then I started NMM, and back though the list in the Mods tab I clicked the green check mark to reinstall the mods I wanted making sure to leave out the TTW ones, and had Loot sort the mod list. Think of it like a small sacrifice for a whole new game.So, having not played in forever and a day I decided to pick up NV and play again. That mod isn't really all that essential. Theoretically, as long as you didn't 'move' the first Freeside cell, then it should work. Like, imagine you have a Lego house and you attatch something to the side. The only way I think it would be open is if the second section of freeside(with the Kings and silver rush and strip gate,ect) were tacked onto the first freeside part and if it didn't move. I believe it is incompatible with freeside open.

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Believe me, I wouldn't be playing it if it was full of bugs. Other than that small hiccup with PL, no real issues.

I don't know what they could really change for v3, but the current version is pretty stable. It crashed a few times when I got off the boat, but after I think the third or fourth time it worked fine and then no further issues. The only issue I've ever had with it was when I first went to Point Lookout. I really don't know the problems those two are talking about with performances. does that mean TTW is incompatible with Freeside Open? LINK TO TTW DEV LOG: wrote: Oo just two short questions then:ДЎ) When does version 3 come out? I was hoping to get a NV playthrough in pretty soon, but it sounds great so I don't mind waiting.Дў) About the train in Freeside. In their website, there is a section there that is solely for mods that have been made/converted for TTW. You have to convert them on your own OR if you're lucky enough, you might find a converted version already. So any mod for NV would work well with it, but the same cannot be said for most FO3 mods. Well most mods are compatible with TTW because TTW is a New Vegas mod. However, I remember they made a plugin that slows down your leveling so that when you get to the Mojave, you wouldn't be a Post-Apocalyptic Jesus.

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I am constantly tempted to install the current version, but then being a patient nugget has its perks as wellДЄctually, if you finish FO3 with TTW, you are gonna be OP in New Vegas. As of now, there are 18 major updates in total and will most probably keep racking up as they are polishing the mod a lot. Roybatty and his team have set up a huge public dev diary in ttw's website. It's ideal for reaching extremely high levels as there is no lack of content. It's great and turns FO3 and FNV into the longest game I've played, ever. Because it's two games in one I find myself playing one playthrough for months. Benny shoots a BoS Knight without any hesitation or challenge, and you never get treated like you are the Lone Wanderer.Дon't get me wrong though, TTW is amazing for playthroughs.

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Also, the Western BoS doesn't know the player character even though the pc single handedly destroyed the Enclave with their Eastern Counterpart. I know it changes it to a 6 years period of time instead of 4, but I just don't like to go against written Fallout canon a lot of the time. TTW is amazing, but personally I like to keep it off my load order most of the time because The LW being the Courier is quite a boring concept and doesn't make a lot of sense within the lore.

No if you like to create new characters instead of replaying the same one. Yes if you like long stories and playthroughs.