Fallout 3: Game of the Year Edition instaling

I want to use FOSE and the current requirements for that are v.1.7.0.3, the rollback version. I don't want to travel down that path, so I have reluctantly decided not to use the Updated Unofficial Fallout 3 Patch. I'm using more than 30 FOSE plugins in this loadout.Īnother kicker is that the Updated Unofficial Fallout 3 Patch recommends you to use v.1.7.0.4 and also says it requires FOSE, but they don't have instructions on how to get FOSE running on that version, nor do they have any instructions for how to get the Updated Unofficial Fallout 3 Patch to work on v.1.7.0.3. First decision, do you or do you not want to use FOSE? Passing up FOSE means lots of mods will no longer work. Well FOSE doesn't support v.1.7.0.4 and recommends downgrading to v.1.7.0.3, and this is the crossroads. It is a highly required mod if you want do some really cool things in the game that don't count toward the mod limit or bog down the game. We are at a crossroads with the Fallout 3 Script Extender (FOSE). Which version you use will depend on which mods you want to use and I am sorry to say that you can't really have it both ways, unless FOSE updates to support the latest Fallout 3 version. It's not even that difficult to mod (you just can't use FOSE).

The latest version is easiest to play, just install it, and play (for most of us).

The latest Fallout 3 version is 1.7.0.4, but a slightly rolled back version (to 1.7.0.3) is still widely used.

For modding Fallout 3, you're really going to have to make a decision between two game versions.

Fallout 3: Game of the Year Edition instaling