FALLOUT 2 RESTORATION PROJECT 2.3.3 WALKTHROUGH INSTALL
It paired well with the Press J to jump to the feed. Do not install in system directories (like Program files) 2.1 Install Restoration 2.3.3 (With default settings) 2.2 Install RP Patch & Rus (Dont forget about. My all saves are now corrupted, because I saved all 4 of my slots on that same moment. There used to be a Restoration Project Walkthrough for Fallout 2 here: but the domain name redirects to somewhere else now.
Played for a few hours, and then finally grabbed Sulik, took off to Den, ordered him to wait there, saved on all my saving slots, and exited the game. So I restarted the game, and was very cautious around Klamath. After restarting everything, I've noticed my primary save file is corrupted, and my secondary (which I also saved at the moment I saved the first) although seemingly viable, it can't be loaded also (FO2 says it can't load it) Then I exited the game, however to my surprised I got a bluescreen. I was in klamath, done some quests, and then I saved the game. I downloaded 2.3.3, installed it, and played. Now, my current problem is very frustrating. The fact that bug is posted is true, however I've noticed it's posted as occurring in 2.3.3 also. I went to Broken Hills and encountered a weird, already posted bug, that is the deal with Liz not talking to me and Francis saying I'm scum, despite it's my first time in town and my karma is over 400. In addition to the below list, RPU releases contain all applicable fixes from the corresponding UPU releases.Sometimes UPU or RPU may be updated independently, which is why you might see gaps in version numbers. However I started playing a few days ago, on 2.1.2. This file lists changes for RPU only (since RP 2.3.3).
I must say I love that it's still being worked on, and I especially love the recently added (last version I played was 2.1.2) the TimeMod on the worldmap, that is being able to travel & have encounters without passage of time. It's been a while since I played Restoration Project.
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