Bethesda: Patches Coming for Fallout: New Vegas
Bethesda's Pete Hines tells Kotaku that the company is "currently working on releasing patches/updates as quickly as possible for Fallout: New Vegas, for all platforms."
One such bug, which leads to some weird animation with the very first character you encounter in the game, is particularly amusing. It has been documented in a YouTube video, which can be found below.
The animation bug seen above was said to have been squashed, pre-release, by producer Jason Bergman. If you're on the PC version, try re-verifying your game files through Steam, which may fix the issue.
Until the patch hits, let us know what bugs or issues you're facing with Fallout: New Vegas. I started playing it last night on PC and thankfully, haven't hit anything that affected my gameplay experience yet.
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My biggest problem with the PC version is the Nvidia NPC lag, kills the framerate completely :(
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I actually tried that D3D9.DLL fix and it worked.
I was quite shocked, but I am not positive that it doesn't force the game into using only a limited number of shaders or something because the performance was absolutely outstanding, too good to be true....
I'll wait for an official fix as my system is more than ballsy to handle this game :)
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I was so disappointed in how my computer played Fallout NV, that I went out and purchased the 360 version. Huge waste of money, but it's my own fault for being impatient and wanting to play RIGHT at release.
Here's relevant specs for my machine:
Windows Vista 64Bit Professional
AMD Phenom II X4 940 @ 3.1GHz
8GB DDR2 800 (PC2-6400)
Geforce GTX 295
2x 150GB Western Digital Raptors in RAID0 (Game is on this drive)
1x 500GB Western Digital Caviar BLACK for storage
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yeah i used vista for a very long time and it was pretty solid. i was not an early adopter though. it seems to me, from an IT standpoint, that the people having the problems with vista were early adopters that grabbed low end laptops and desktops that manufacturers stupidly put out that didn't even come close to matching system requirements for the new OS.
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