
If you're on GOG, you will have to either change language through there or get another English GOG copy.įor Fallout New Vegas RU players: after switching the language to English, be sure to go into your game's Data folder and deleting FalloutNV.lang file, which is completely useless on the English version and in fact will actually make the loading longer because it doubles the entries that FalloutNV.esm has, making them load again for another unecessary time. If this doesn't work, uninstall the game, set the language to English and install it with the language set like that. If you're doing this whilst you have the game already installed, it will basically act as an update to the game and you should be able to download the other two dependencies and play NV:MP. To do this, go into Steam, click on Library and find Fallout New Vegas and right click on it, click on properties and select the Language tab, then select English as your language. The fix for this is to change your game's language through Steam itself. Any translation changes FalloutNV.esm's integrity. This is an issue caused by your translated game having a different FalloutNV.esm than the server's copy, which is an English FalloutNV.esm copy. I have a translated copy/version of the game and I installed the mod, but when I click to authenticate before joining the server, I can't get past the Mod Dependencies prompt where one file has a red symbol and two have a yellow one? If you leave voice chat the bot will automatically kick you. For guests, this is given when you join Voice Chat.

If running the Steam version of the game, you can create a separate game installation with a clean FO:NV if this helps. This means no mods in your base game folder, including NVSE.ĭisabling mods via a mod manager will not work, the files must not be present in your game directory.

Make sure your version of Fallout: New Vegas is CLEAN from unsupported mods.It's recommended to use the Steam edition of the game

Some installations of FO:NV may work, but your mileage may vary.
