When i played this game years ago on the US version (ie having kids, the UK verson doesnt have kids in it) i cant say i remember the orphans in the Den stealing stuff from me that would later show up in one of the 2 shops
I wanted to play this game again, but i misplaced my CD back in the days, so i bought a new one which turned out to be the UK version. Wanting to play the same game i used to i installed a fan made patch that added kids to the game
During my questing and cleaning up of the Den i had to go to the stores (flick and tubby ?) several times and buy back stuff they had stolen, one time even the fuel cell regulator from klamath
However, after being done with the Den (i assume i lost the regulator at this point) i didnt check if anything was missing from my inventory, and headed east. After "completing" modoc, vault city and gecko i went back to the Den to get my car with the car part i got from gecko. However, i noticed i didnt have the fuel cell regulator, but have no idea when i have lost this. Neither of the 2 stores, nor any of the pickpocketing orphans have it either, so i really dont know where it is
Anyone experienced this problem and might know where my regulator is ? Did it get "cycled" out of one of the 2 shop inventories due to me being gone from the Den for like 2 months ? Or is this a bug related to the children patch ? Maybe theres other places in the game where people pickpocket your stuff ? (i have only been to klamath, the den, gecko, modoc, vault city and ghost farm, none of the southern cities)
The orphans stole my fuel cell regulator
It is documented (I do not recall exactly where), that if the player does not (mind boggling !) equip the ring, the game knows and in a fit of spite employs subliminal imagery to trigger a mild (usually) seizure, typically causing the player to dispose of random (often plot critical) items and then suppress the memories of doing so. Further, this response is rumoured to increase the potential for critical failures in combat and waking life both. It is believed to foster a penchant for unorthodox flavours of sorbet (such as asparagus or pork). It is known to be the leading cause of Odd Sock syndrome, and the presence of San Francisco. The patch does not address any of these heinous issues.
If I were you (am proud to write that I am glad that I am not), the psychological tampering itself would concern me far more than any purely game related consequences thereof. Yes.
If I were you (am proud to write that I am glad that I am not), the psychological tampering itself would concern me far more than any purely game related consequences thereof. Yes.
Try using the Inventory Editor to change a rock or something into a Fuel Cell Regulator
Apparently the inventory size is fixed and can only be changed in-game.
(The editor is a bit less than halfway down the page.)
Apparently the inventory size is fixed and can only be changed in-game.
(The editor is a bit less than halfway down the page.)
the same thing happened to me the last time I played, just do what Redeye suggested. Also, using the inv editor did some strange things to my inventory, so I suggest you put everything but the item you're going to change in a locker or something before trying anything, or you just might end up with a few dozen leather jackets in your inventory for some strange reason.
great, ill try this one outRedeye wrote:Try using the Inventory Editor to change a rock or something into a Fuel Cell Regulator
Apparently the inventory size is fixed and can only be changed in-game.
(The editor is a bit less than halfway down the page.)
didnt even realise there was an item editor for this game, would have tried that one before posting then hehe
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Do these seizures override the protection the game has against the player's dropping quest-critical items, in place though only for the G.E.C.K. (and perhaps also the water chip in the first) of what I am aware?Blargh wrote:It is documented (I do not recall exactly where), that if the player does not (mind boggling !) equip the ring, the game knows and in a fit of spite employs subliminal imagery to trigger a mild (usually) seizure, typically causing the player to dispose of random (often plot critical) items and then suppress the memories of doing so.
Re: The orphans stole my fuel cell regulator
Kill the litle bastards, even if they don't have it, it's worth the time just to see them squeelJokque wrote:The orphans stole my fuel cell regulator
