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dude I love these maps! They're so well fleshed out it ends up being post-apocalyptic pretty :P

@quantumapprentice8120 yeah, the fella really knows what he's doing, that's for sure.

wow thanks for the heads up! [spoiler]I think this hides spoilers?[/spoiler] lol apparently not, stupid AI messing up my comments :P

@@Pojechany I definitely like all the quests having dialogue solutions. Sadly I couldn't figure out the beer...I probably pissed off the character too much.

@@quantumapprentice8120 Nah you didn't its just the same situation as using meat on Dogo in Klamath from Fallout 2. Sometimes you just have to handle/use item manually not through converstation :D

@@Pojechany aaah! ok, like the boots! :P thanks for the tip!

I'm not sure where you have to create an email to get the mod, but if you're looking at the rutracker.org torrent, you can click on the magnet link below the in-game images. If your torrent program isn't configured for your browser, you can right click and copy the magnet link and paste it into the "add the torrent link" option in your torrent program. However, I recommend trying NovaRain's method first, as you don't have to download somewhat shady torrents from a russian torrent tracker: www.nma-fallout.com/threads/fallout-sonora-1-14-and-sonora-dayglow-1-14-vanilla-translation.222396/post-4528440

It's not the length of the dialogues that's the problem, it's how well they're written, and what options they give the player. Which seems a bit hit and miss so far. On the other hand, all the quests I've found so far have peaceful dialogue based solutions, which used to be the standard in the original games. This is something I really like, at least when the peaceful solutions make sense...which it kind of didn't for the Farm section. Now, if you think the dialogues are too long, how would you play it? Are you looking for more combat sequences? I can't think exploration works the same as a bethesda fallout, since crafting isn't really a thing in the original fallouts.

@@quantumapprentice8120 In Fallout 1 since the game itself short , the dialogues is in this game well distributed most likely like for example when you visit Junktown there are few NPC's can really talk really long enough but in general it's most likely direct approach dialogues . In Fallout 2 because the game itself can be easly say at least 2 times bigger ( content wise ) than Fallout 1 the dialogues distrubition is kinda more free . So in some places you have less dialogue options and in some few areas you can get more dialogues depends on the situation and it's well crafted . Of course not me or most of us like Fallout fans maybe can't make such game designing well enough than the actual developers itself so i understand that . Well on Bethesda side except Fallout 3 since it has soo much resemblance with Fallout 1 can't say it's dialogues are bad but Fallout 4 on the other hand Fallout Sonora really good game on dialogue comparing :) . And as for crafting i'm 100% disagree on that like build a statement and some sort of things i didn't like at all . I always imagining Fallout universe as the society collapsed and humanity which they trying to survive in this Wasteland , so logically the people who survived on these harsh conditions , at least most of them should be like not educated well enough so they suppose to response with some direct approach or even more likely to cautious to interact with someone ? I esspecially said not all NPC 's but i believe most of them should expect from player to get something from them like i need this kind of thing or my kid has been lost or something like i need these kind of equipments .. etc . I know i just write so many things about this topic sorry about that :) Just would like to share my opinion about this wonderfull universe that's all , might not be right about my statements also , i'm open minded for any discussion about that :)

@@Jaqinta ok so what you're describing are called "fetch quests", which I'm not against, but I prefer quests that are a bit more involved...not that this mod has had anything more interesting than clearing out a farm so far. Maybe the Rangers map will have something better.

hope they're helpful! let me know if I missed any :)

How do you mean "install it separately"? Olympus 2207 is a total conversion mod, but I'm pretty sure the vanilla installer creates a separate folder inside the Fallout 2 folder and installs itself there. However, I always just make a copy of the fallout 2 folder and install total conversion mods like this in a completely new install of the game. It's only around 600mb per game copy, and you won't touch your original campaign. But maybe you mean the installer is confusing or have a problem with it? Let me know if that's the case, I'll try and help you out :)

lol hey, he gets more subs than me, so I gotta respect that :)

for this? well thanks, but I totally need to go back and edit these down...or maybe replay them :P

@@quantumapprentice8120 Well for the series really. Old Fallout rocks, and the mods are pretty impressive. Its always nice to watch someone who isn't perfect at a game but also not trying to over exaggerate for attention. Keep it real bro, its a good vibe.

@@SincerelyYoursAK74 aw thanks! you should check out some of the newer mod videos if you haven't already. I spent a lot of time editing them down to just the mod gameplay :)

I do want to play Yesterday from start to finish, but I'm so busy these days that I'm having trouble finding time to play anything. I feel lucky I'm managing to play Sonora for a few days....and this is such a large mod that I'm not sure when I'll be able to finish it.

dude! awesome! I have to check those out! thanks :)

I'm not sure about that yet, it definitely works in dialogue, would be cool if it worked on locks too

Even for example what do you need to whip up the laser pistol. But thats just a guess =D

lol aweseome! glad you're enjoying it :)

I'm still working on a bunch of stuff at the moment, but NovaRain came up with a pretty comprehensive approach here: www.nma-fallout.com/threads/fallout-sonora-1-14-and-sonora-dayglow-1-14-vanilla-translation.222396/page-31#post-4528440 Let me know if you need any help, and also if this works for you :)

@@quantumapprentice8120 Any links to the original so I can start the process in the link you provided? Last time I tried getting the original there were about 3 different downloads scattered in the nets, really frustrating trying to choose between a github download, a mega download and mod db or NMA. I had no trouble downloading Olympus and Nevada TWICE, so I'm not sure why Sonora is such a hassle, and that's coming from me who works with mods all the time.

nice! this translation is definitely a solid one, although installing is a little awkward right now, even with the automated installer

lol

possibly, here's hoping the translator is watching the streams and is willing to verify or make changes :)

ooo thanks! I'll try and remember that!

@@quantumapprentice8120 yeah if you side with lucas and kill the boss of garage city. His assisstant will have a radio to sell afterwards. To get a new location after you do all that. Talk to the bartender and he will hint you on a branhim hunt which will take you to a new location

definitely a solid mod, not sure I'd agree its better than the base game yet, but I'm liking what I'm seeing :)

lol well too bad, that's what you're getting :P

was hoping to get part 2 up today, but it takes forever to finish editing these streams :P It'll be out by new years at least. Merry Christmas/Happy Holidays :)

Garage City track is a real banger though

gotta admit, once you get to flagstaff the quests get way more interesting! Merry Christmas/Happy Holidays! :)

maybe, but an auto-save mod would be awesome for newbies :)

@@whiskeybob717 glad you're enjoying it! Happy holidays :)

lol thanks :P Happy holidays!

thanks! happy holidays :)

@quantumapprentice8120 Oh thank you! Happy holidays to you too! Hope you have a great time✨

there is definitely a lot of well crafted questlines, I'm enjoying them a lot

yes it is :)

I hope I find the free time too, there are a lot of quests in just the first couple of towns, and this mod seems well crafted with breadcrumbs leading to all the major towns so far, and lots of side quests, and a bunch in Flagstaff that seem to be inter-twined with each other. should be interesting to see how far this mod goes! Thank you for the support! Happy Holidays!

yeah, this translation makes a lot of sense most of the time, and the few times it doesn't are minor typos, so I'm duly impressed by Cambragol's translation

lol

have they had an official release yet?

pixote is a hell of a map maker :)

pretty close, but I still haven't been able to play through the entire game yet, there is definitely a lot of work still being done with finalizing the scripts.

@@quantumapprentice8120 so it will come out? Amazing.

@@arkgaharandan5881 lol yeah I'm pretty sure it's on a solid track for release, at least there's several of us working on it pretty consistently

@@quantumapprentice8120 doesnt the engine crash with all those sprawling town maps?

@@arkgaharandan5881 nope, the engine was designed to handle 200x200 hex maps, you should be able to fill all 40,000 tiles and have the game load and play just fine...though I don't think I've seen anybody bother to just fill every tile before :P

I was mostly testing the gloves. They might help but its tough to tell, especially if they didn't do anything to change the way stealing is calculated by the game. But yeah, early robbery in this game makes early weapons a lot easier to obtain :P

no way! really? huh so race is a character stat in this, not just an art piece?

nice! thanks for letting me know :)

I'm sorry, I'm not sure which part you're talking about.