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The video provides a guide on fixing stutter/lag issues in Fallout 3 by downloading the Fallout Stutter Remover from Nexus, ensuring Fose is installed, and setting up the plugin correctly. There is a discussion on micro stutters related to a "60 Hz bug," improving game performance. The creator also mentions using DX3 for smoother gameplay recording and promotes content on Fallout: New Vegas mods, tutorials, and Skyrim. Viewers are encouraged to like the video and expect more similar content in the future.
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In this segment of the video, the creator explains how to fix the stutter/lag issue in Fallout 3. The key steps involve downloading the Fallout Stutter Remover from Nexus, ensuring Fose is installed, creating a folder structure, and downloading the latest version of the plugin. The process includes making a new folder named “fos,” creating a “plugins” folder within it, downloading the plugin file, and extracting it into the directory. Make sure to avoid downloading older beta versions.
00:03:00
In this segment of the video, the creator discusses a noticeable issue with micro stutters, possibly related to a 60 Hz monitor. They mention a “60 Hz bug” affecting Fallout 3’s performance, demonstrating that the game now runs better. The video shows a fullscreen display of the game to highlight the improved performance with reduced stutter. The creator notes that frame lag persists when recording with Bandicam, preferring DX3 for smoother gameplay recording. They encourage viewers to subscribe for more content on Fallout: New Vegas mods, tutorials, Skyrim, and more. The segment closes with a call to action to like the video and stay tuned for future content.