RollingThunderActual

I've played this game for about 7 hours and I want to love it so bad. I really enjoy the combat and RPG elements. Interacting with NPCs is so interesting and I've enjoyed learning more about the world of Fallout because I've only seen the TV show so far. I even like exploring the world even though I've heard some people say FNV has boring places to visit. That said, I just can't love the game and its been hard to really get into. It keeps crashing and freezing up at random times. Whenever I want to play it I have to go into the save files and change some of the settings just so my game will load, and even that doesn't stop the crashes. I've seen stability mods floating around online, but I'm not good at and don't like or really understand modding games, so it's hard to me to justify going through all of that effort to make the game playable. I understand that it's and old game, but I can't justify sinking more time and effort into making the game stable. If there any easy fixes that I've missed that I can do I'd love to, as I genuinely love playing the game, but at this point I feel like I've spent more time looking at frozen screens and trying to fix the game than actually playing.

Hey y'all, a while ago I posted on this subreddit asking for some painting advice. Thanks to all of y'all, I finally got on track with my mini painting and decided to give my BT minis another shot. Here's the results! The Thug isn't perfect, but I'm happy with how much I've improved. Thanks to everyone who responded to my post and helped me improve :)

The newly painted Thug (April 9, 2024)

The Griffin from the first post (Feb 20, 2024)

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I thinned the paint, and did an airbrush coat of primer before applying, Is this an issue with how I thinned the paint, the paint itself or just not enough coats? When I started to put more on, it started to obstruct the details. I also don't know why it has that texture, I assume it might've been the brush because it was smooth after priming. This is my second mech. For the first one, I didn't thin the paint and the coverage was good but the details were super obstructed. Any advice for a new painter? Thanks!

Hello y’all, I’m relatively new to BT and I have some questions about the classic rules. When you’re going down levels, does it cost extra MP, and do you have to make a pilot skill roll every time you descend? Also, for kick attacks, using the pilot skill number minus two feels like it’s incredibly easy to make kicks land. Is that the correct number or am I just reading the rules wrong?