First off, Thank you to ModDB/IndieDB Editor Dave Traeger for helping us stick to deadline at the last hour - much appreciated bro.
As anyone following us knows, we've now been at this WAY longer than we anticipated, through international conspiracy theories coming to our houses, Hollywood Feature Films, chasing Bear Grylls up mountains, data management shit-thundercanes, breaking our toes in Nuclear Missile Solos, and our BETA was stuck on hold while we finished up the scripting on the last quests, re-do the LOD, and create the new intro video with Kaz Foxsen Art.
Our fans have been amazing through all of this. Everybody has, RickerHK, Freddie, Dyllan the new guy, our voice actors, community that's supported us with great tools like FOMOD, FNVEdit, GECK Powerup... all my friends, crew mates, and family... it's just been a great way to end the last year and a half of very hard work on this labour of love.
Fallout: Project Brazil was never meant to really be a career life-raft, but having it as my goal has really inspired me to learn more as an artist and as a professional, and made the long hours and endless deadlines of Hollywood bearable. Yeah, it's been more work on top of the never ending real life bull, but this was something I loved coming back and working on. Our team emails have always been a welcome sight to come home to, knowing there's someone on the other end of the line as dedicated and caring about the art & technical details as you. It's habit forming in the best kind of way.
We made a grip full of amateur mistakes here and there, but just like anything you stay focused on the goal, you don't give up, and you adjust course where you can. Now that we're released and it's capped off, are there things about the characters, the story, the level layout that we'd do differently? Oh hell yeah. But the point is we made the best of the decisions we stuck to and got it done, and I can't be more proud of my guys for it.
Just look at the cool stuff we built here:
Our first release has more NPCs than you will know what to do with. There are lots of fun quests in Vault 18, tons of terminals to read (or ignore) and many interesting dramas to unravel and companion characters to sort out:
A lot of people said it would never happen. A lot of people saw me post this 4.5 years ago and said, nah, that's impossible, it's too much work!
Ha, well, they were right... THEN I DIALED IT BACK AND WE GOT IT FINISHED!
We always had a really supportive core group of fans that have been here though, and I know most of them as an online friend at this point. Their guidance and input was super important to keeping my goals realistic and down to earth for what they wanted in a mod.
There were a lot of people that joined the team at different points and then quit without saying goodbye. Countless people who I'd spend several days getting acquainted with, introducing the material, and would never actually make it to the GECK, then never respond again. To those people, I don't mean to sound like a dick, you guys, I'm thankful to you.
Because of you I had to learn how to do all that work by myself, and it made me a better artist, and a better team leader. It made my butt numb as all hell, though, so for that, Enjoy Your Stay With Vault Tec!
A Better Future, Underground!
We'll be starting Day One Support tomorrow morning bright and early, even before the hangover passes. ;) If you hve bugs to report, post about it on the Fallout Nexus. I'll stay up a few more hours to high five my friends over the email chain, help a few guys out getting started, then crash to bed.
bom trabalho!
I don't even have Fallout NV for PC. I just clicked the "track mod" button one day because I was curious whether or not this project would even hit an open beta stage.
I am beyond astounished that it has. Going to link this page to all of my friends who do have Fallout NV for PC.
I started tracking before I owned NV. Time to break open the old dvd-rom case and reinstall it.
I tip my hat to Mr. Lee and the Radian-Helix team. You've done what most lack the perseverance to accomplish.
well time to buy fallout NV
That's the spirit!
Buying NV.
Yey that's the guy from Cowboy bebop!
Today I shall drink mead thinking about you and will have tons of wet dreams
All of the image links are broken. You need to replace Moddb.com with Moddb.com
For some reason, after I finished the vigor test, nothing happens. I talk to Bragg and he says, complete the test.
Amazing
Hi, I´m having some trouble on
***Spoiler***
trying to retrieve ALPHA, When i end talking to him he does not move.
Send private message.
Where can I get the project nevada compatibility patch?
*face smack* Options folder on the root of the 7zip.
LOL I have not downloaded it yet. So I was unsure.
I can't continue with my athlete save, coach bragg tells me to finish the test which i have.
Try it again from New Game. A script got lost. Happens with certain versions of new vegas randomly, and no way to control for it.
I've done that, I've tried both Nerd & Athlete and i cannot progress further.
Okay, i managed to fix the problem. DLC would load even if i didn't have them enabled ( Caravanpack, DeadMoney, HonestHearts, LonesomeRoad, OldWorldBlues.) I removed the dlc esm's from my folder and they stopped loading. Which seemed to of fixed the problem. I'm not sure why they are loading even though i have them disabled though. I'm using Nexus mod manager.
NVM. i don't think its related since i can't reproduce the problem.
You didn't correctly install the Optional files. Use the READ Me. It will save your life.
You are correct, the DLC Perk "skilled" was the problem. We now have an idea that EVERYONE takes the skilled perk.
I don't know who made up that perk at Obsidian, but it's really unbalanced. PAYING for DLC aught not make the experience LESS CHALLENGING. Money = easy? No.
Holy ****, gentlemen! You've really done something here, and I would like to say thank you. Thanks for taking the time to make this.