It has some issues on Windows 10, but assuming you're still on Windows 7, you shouldn't have those issues.Ī pseudo-alternative to this is to go into the ini files and set iFPSClamp=60 or 59 (differing reports on which works better), however this will make the game speed directly tied to the framerate, and I experienced screen-tearing issues with this option, so I went back to FSR after finding out how to stop the crashing issues on Windows 10. Fallout 3 and other Bethesda games of this time suffer from something called the 64 Hz bug, and it makes the games very uneven to play through, the camera has an extremely noticeable stutter. (It should be noted that FOSE is required for CASM)Ĥ. Turn those off when you install and use CASM.
Oh but make sure you turn off in-game auto saves, there's 3 settings: save on wait, save on travel, and one other that I can't remember. will be kept in reserve in case you mess something up and want to reload), and when it saves, and the timescale that it saves.
Since the bug happens after a single file is saved on too many times, you could manually create new save files every time you save, but CASM takes care of that for you, and you can also customize how many saves it cycles through (keeping in mind even after it cycles, they'll still be new saves, it's just that the past 5, 10, 20, etc. Install CASM, it's a super useful and customizable save manager that prevents things like the corruption save bug from happening. It fixes hundreds of issues that Bethesda never got around to fixing, it's basically an automatic requirement in every playthrough.ģ.
Install the UPDATED Unofficial Fallout 3 Patch. Here's what I recommend you do, this is my setup for a fixed vanilla experience:Ģ.
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