I read in a lot of webs that with the Steam version of FallOut1 (and 2, too), the players cant use a program named FALCHE for edit his characters. Upgrade skills, get perks, traits. Well, anyone who has played this amazing game from when it was launched to nowadays, for sure knows what Im talking about. So, Falche uses the SAVE.DAT that game creates when u make a savegame (thanks capitain obvius) But, wait, If u isntall game from Steam, where is the game? And where are the saves? I readed this questio in lot of forums, and before play a bit and left Junktown, I decide to try myself this old method for 'upgrade' my character. Dont worry, its really easy, just go to the folder Steam in ur HD, then look for Steamapps and then Fallout.

For all people who wants to edit character with falche. Um, actually, no they don't, or they would've modified the game so that the F1SE (Fallout 1 Save Editor. Because this is my only save i tried to use a save/character editor for. Scroll down to (Saves) and download Fallout 1 Savegame Editor.

This looks familiar, uh? Open Data, and there bingo! If u got yet any savegame, u can browse this same path to get Falche recognice and then open it.

If u have any problems browsing it with Falche, cuz sometimes if the path is too long this old program wont recognice it, just make a copy of ur savegame, and paste it directly in the Fallout folder. Then, look for it again, make any changes as I explain down here, and then copy/paste again to the original savegame folder, clicking yes in replace the older one with the new one. As I said, this program its really old, and I confess I still play in XPSP3, so I dont know if this will work in any other O.S., but remember to make a copy of ur save game, create a new folder (if the initial folder was 01, create the 02, in the game will be in the seconf slot of savegames with the same name as first) and remember too click APPLY every time u make any change in ur character before click ACCEPT, or nothing will happen. Falche is somekind. Of cheat, u can get all ur SPECIAL to 10, get all perks u want, put any number in Total HP, and a lot more, but for people that has finished the game and only want to make 'lab characters', for example 10 of luck, with scout x3 and explorer, or I dont know, for make all the ques u didnt do the first time, this is a good idea and frankly I never suposse to read so much problems for use this program.

I dont try it yet in FallOut2 steam version, but in the original one, the program is 'compatible' with the sequel as long as the savegames are too SAVE.DAT, so Im sure that the solution will be the same. And remember: War never changes. Originally posted by:So in other words, you just logged in here to spout a bunch of BS.

Download drama korea spy episode 13 sub indo. Kind of like someone who loves to hear themselves talk. Does anyone else know how to make the FALCHE app run for a FO1 character running under Steam in Windows 7? Steam - Bunch of goddamned control freaks. ♥♥♥♥ YOU STEAM. So you answer to an old post and didn'T even read it. You whine about steam is bad and the editor doesn't work.

The post you use to comment childish insult explains in detail how to make the editor work. Less gaming, more gonig to school, learn to read text that is longer than a twitter feed, might help you in your life.or you inability to use a savegame editor. Originally posted by:Steam - Bunch of goddamned control freaks. These cocklicks actually lay awake worrying that a person might want to CHEAT in a game that that person bought with their own money and is playing on their own PC. ♥♥♥♥ YOU STEAM. Um, actually, no they don't, or they would've modified the game so that the F1SE (Fallout 1 Save Editor) wouldn't work either. The reason FALCHE doesn't work is because it is a 16-bit executable and a 64-bit operating system won't even let you run it.

Which has NOTHING to do with Steam. On a 32-bit system, it works just fine as long as you point it to the correct directory. But FALCHE is obsolete; F1SE can do everything FALCHE can, and then some. Get over yourself, shadekur. The world does not, in fact, revolve around you.