ini files and ran the fallout 3 launcher, the same. I suspect this was left over from when I tried to get the steam version of the game to run a while back, altough I don't know that for sure. ini files was dated from last year (2017). Crashed once but like 6 hours in and not after that either. Ive held off buying it on steam forever but just recently bought the GOTY edition on GOG and it works fine.
Now I have a fallout.ini file with today's date and the game runs. ini files after I ran the launcher but before I started the game. exe files were placed back into the folder mentioned above. After a brief moment, I hear a click and the game closes. Now I have a fallout.ini file with today's date and the game runs.īurritonator: When I launch the game, I see a screen that looks like it might be a pip boy display. ini files in documents/my games/fallout3 folder and then I was able to launch the game. It is always followed by this information message: I discovered in my application crash logs that each time I try to launch the game, the folowing error occurs:įaulting application name: Fallout3.exe, version: 1.7.0.3, time stamp: 0x4a40f18bįaulting module name: Fallout3.exe, version: 1.7.0.3, time stamp: 0x4a40f18b I read that the gog version of fallout 3 runs out of the box in Windows 10, and I was hoping to avoid such problems. In win xp, 7, and 8 modes that same problem occurred. I tried running it as admin and in various compatability modes. I tried running the game both through the launcher and by clicking the. That got me thinking that a problem playing a video mught not be why the game is crashing after all.
game's bik files, it plays successfully in both the rad video tools and vlc media player. I discovered that if I manually open one of the. I thought the game might be crashing when trying to play an intro video. When I launch the game, I see a screen that looks like it might be a pip boy display.
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