Fallout 3 Street Lights

My street light mod for fallout 3

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Gaming

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• Fallout

[SpeedyB64]

This mod should be compatible with almost everything.

Any texture pack that alters the street light texture should work. If it changes the look of the glowing part it might look a little odd but it should be fine.

[SpeedyB64]

darNified UI

by darN

It will be on the fallout3Nexus

or you can search darn on the

fallout mods section of the Bethesda forums

[SpeedyB64]

darNified UI

by darN

It will be on the fallout3Nexus

or you can search darn on the

fallout mods section of the Bethesda forums

[xMoosk93]

damn, that flickering street light really adds to the creepiness. O_O

[inzane456]

@TheDarkXemnas Nah, its Fellout

[MSMSValve]

Hi Great vid.

Is this mode compatible with NMC's texture mod and Fook2?

Thanks.

[CatalinRc]

what mod ads those stats in the upper right of the screen ?

[panzertrance]

@ringosis The fact is, a handheld laser weapon, capable of firing a concentrated beam and repeatedly is pure fantasy.

[panzertrance]

@ringosis The fact is, a handheld laser weapon, capable of firing a concentrated beam and repeatedly is pure fantasy.

[ringosis]

@panzertrance

What is impossible about a laser being used as a weapon? It's not only possible, it exists. They are called COILs, the US uses them to shoot down ballistic missles.

As for the weapons and the physics. I was referring to logical inconsistencies within the canon of the game's world, not game play mechanics, that's a separate issue.

[panzertrance]

@ringosis Yeah but there are much obvious impossibilities like laser weapons for instance, or shooting someone and they do a triple axle sommersault backflip.

Whatever happened to action with equal reaction. Lets not mention that you can literally shoot someone in the head with a .22 pistol several times while they run around seemingly unphased by this otherwise deadly occurance.

Not sure if anything can explain the sudden death syndrome.

[ringosis]

@panzertrance

As for the auxiliary power. I know that's the reasoning behind some areas having power but that makes just as little sense. There's no way a functioning nuclear reactor would run unattended for 200 years without it causing a melt down at some point and that's ignoring the fact that Uranium rods only last for a couple of years.