If you ever played GTA IV, that was quite a fun way to kill time. Like, there’s pool tables all over the place, I wish you and a companion could shoot a game of pool together. I wish there were more recreational things to do. That sudden rush of industrial noise means very, very bad things will happen to your opponents later on. Starting up the robot army under Fortification Hill.
Other than the entire game, what are your opinions on the most enjoyable pass times in the game? Any quests, locations, random encounters, perks or companions. NOTE: try this and when you put all your equipment i mean ALL your equipment, I have a PIP T.V so it's easy to not get bored dumping every thing one thing at a time! User:Denis517 I love putting every single mine and c4 into a box and when i'm ready to end the game i get a companion go somewhere REALLY high save it, drop all mines and everything else i have to add flavor, then detonating it, or shoot it with Archimedes. I like shooting at and knocking my followers unconcieunce to were they fall off of creative places. So as an angry last ditch effort (and really just to see ENB in action), I turned HDR back on and to my surprise I'm no longer seeing the flicker issue as I once did.Forums: Index > Fallout: New Vegas general discussion > Most enjoyable things to do on Fallout New Vegas Well, when I turned on ENB with HDR turned off in-game, my sky was completely black and I read online that ENB required HDR turned on. Has anyone noticed anything similar?īoth of these options suck for obvious reasons but I elected to turn off HDR and use SweetFX & ENB to try to simulate the HDR effect.
So as an angry last ditch effort (and really just to see ENB in action), I turned HDR back on and to my surprise I'm no longer seeing the flicker issue as I once did.
I had read online that I had two options to fix the problem:īoth of these options suck for obvious reasons but I elected to turn off HDR and use SweetFX & ENB to try to simulate the HDR effect. I have a SLI laptop and when HDR was turned on, I'd get really random flickering depending on my position and camera angle relative to the in-game sun.
Hi I know this thread is quite old but I found myself diving back into FO3/NV after a couple years away from the series and am quickly remembering why my memories of these two games are so fond I'm also posting here so that anybody who might google this problem can try my suggestion and chime in.
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