Important Update! - 12/03/18Hey F4NV fans and supporters, and welcome to another weekly devlog.For this week, in light of issues that have arisen within our corner of the Fallout 4 modding community, we have a single fairly massive change in our project's planning to discuss.As many of you likely know, our sister project, Fallout 4: The Capital Wasteland, has indefinitely halted development on their mod. This follows discussions with Bethesda that indicatedthat the method both our project and theirs were intending to use to extract and port the audio from Fallout: New Vegas/Fallout 3 was not allowed.We've been aware of this issue for a couple of weeks, and have spent the time exploring options for Fallout 4: New Vegas.

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After long internal discussion and consultations with intellectualproperty lawyers, we have finally come to a conclusion.F4NV's development will go on. However, changes in our development plans will be needed for us to accomplish our goal of a fully realized remake of Fallout: New Vegas.Core to this is the newest portion of our development team, the Voice Acting department. Team F4NV had initially considered setting up a voice team during its early days,and a study on the requirements and feasibility of this was discussed in-depth, factoring the amount of acting needed per-character, number of characters voiced by how many voice actors,and a number of other key factors.

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Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas are both built on the Gamebryo engine, which means they share a lot of DNA. One of those shared elements is console commands, of which you can find a huge list of. I like the levelling as is, I think it is a little fast at first but ends up at a nice rate, I don't have the DLC yet so no comment on the 5 level increase. The lack of levelling enemies is the biggest boon here, if enemies levelled with you then it's much more important but as it is New Vegas' levelling is flexible.

At the time, operating with the understanding that we were able to use the original New Vegas audio, we deemed a voice acting project to be far too muchwork, for far too little reward.However, with the shift in our priorities, we now are able to draw upon this previous detailed examination to work out the best possible approach for Team F4NV to create a high-quality,entertaining mod.Central to that is the way voice acting will be managed within Team F4NV. Unlike other teams such as the Level Design or Asset Creation teams, our Voice Acting team will be operatingautonomously, working with voice actors on roles suited to their unique voice. F4NV Launcher! Solid progress towards both major and minor milestones. 06/03/18Hey F4NV fans and supporters, and welcome to another weekly devlog!The last week has seen slow and steady progress within F4NV, with our main teams making plenty of solid progress towards both major and minor milestones.The recent update of Fallout 4 and F4SE has had little to no impact on our scripting/level design team (aside from some cool new additions to F4SE,) leaving us working happily forwardson our goals.

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Boxing Times - 03/03/18For this week's Featured Content Friday, we wanted to offer another look into the progress our 2d team has made on some of the decor of the wasteland!When the fists are flying and you're backed into the corner of the ring, this magazine is there to keep you ready to come back into round 2 giving ityour all! By 2d team member Gem Guerrero Art, the cover to Boxing Times provides and absolutely incredible update on the original magazine cover.-Next up, from 2d Team Lead Bigcman, is one of the variations on the Rita's Cafe billboards found throughout the Mojave! Given the advertising sprawl of the open highways,a very high level of attention has been given over to ensuring that the billboards found along the highways are both distinctive, varied, and interesting! Progress and Problem Solving - 26/02/18Hey F4NV fans and supporters, and welcome to another Monday devlog!The last week has been one of progress and problem solving. As we mentioned a couple of weeks ago, the update to F4SE had caused some issues with some of the quest and systemsscripting our team had been working on. Thankfully, we've finally been able to work past that issue, and we're now back on track with the various scripting projects that had been held up.Many of these projects are core to the functionality of F4NV, so being able to work on them again means that our rate of work should see a substantial increase in the coming days and weeks.Work on the level design front continues much as it has, being steady and productive.

Efforts have continued to focus on worldspace detailing and environmental adjustments to better tailor thevarious combat spaces within the game. A major focus over the last week has been on verticality within environments - Fallout 4's better combat systems enable both players and enemies to takeadvantage of elevated positions for combat arena control, as well as lower positions to enable movement between points of cover.Asset creation also continues to make steady progress towards filling out the Mojave, with a number of generic items being finished or getting closed to being finished. As showcased thislast Friday, these minor generic items greatly add to the atmosphere of areas, and we're all excited to further showcase just how much of a difference these items make in the F4NVenvironments.All in all, this last week has been a steady step forward for the project, and plenty of fantastic new content is coming down the pipes that we hope to be able to publicly showcase in the verynear future. Dell hard drive test. Stay tuned for some more cool content we hope to show this Friday, and until next time, Stay Classy!