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The video discusses compatibility issues with Fallout 3 mods following a game update. The Fallout Script Extender needs an update to align with the new version, prompting users to revert to an older version of the game to continue running mods successfully. The speaker advises using the GOG version and provides executable files in a Google Drive link to maintain the unpatched version. A new script extender version is expected to release soon as a more permanent solution. Viewers are encouraged to follow the provided steps, subscribe for updates, and offer feedback if they encounter any issues.
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In this segment of the video, the creator addresses a problem with Fallout 3 mods breaking due to a recent game update not being compatible with the Fallout Script Extender. They explain that the script extender needs an update to align with the new version of Fallout 3 but the developers haven’t provided a timeline for this. The solution proposed is to revert to using the 1.7.0.3 version of the game’s .exe files, as the newer version (1.7.0.4) is causing compatibility issues with mods. By using the older version of the game files, users can bypass the problem and continue running mods successfully.
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In this segment, the speaker discusses how they purchased the GOG version of Fallout 3 to obtain the original unpatched version since the patch didn’t transfer to the new versions on Steam. They explain how to replace certain executable files with the ones provided in a Google Drive link found in the video description. The speaker emphasizes the importance of running the game through the Fallout Script Extender to prevent automatic updates. By following these instructions, viewers can play Fallout 3 with the old unpatched version successfully. The speaker mentions the necessity of obtaining the executable files from the Google Drive link provided in the description and highlights the temporary nature of this solution until a more permanent fix is found.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker mentions that a new version of the script extender will be released soon, eliminating the need to go through extra steps. The current solution provided is a temporary fix to the issue. Viewers are encouraged to comment if they encounter any problems and to subscribe if the video was helpful.