Looking for the best Fallout mods? Fallout 3 and Fallout New Vegas are getting on a bit, and with both games being more popular than ever thanks to Prime Vid...
I’ve been playing Fallout New Vegas (I got it when it’s made free on EGS) since around three days ago. I’d strongly recommend using Viva New Vegas (weird it’s not mentioned in the video) because it greatly improves the game’s overall stability.
Plus, you may notice audio cluttering while playing, especially when you’re on bluetooth headphones. Playing a video (anything will do, including YouTube, Big Buck Bunny on VLC, etc) before launching the game fixes the problem.
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Here is an alternative Piped link(s):
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I’d like to know how to do all of this on a steam deck without a PC.
I’ve been playing Fallout New Vegas (I got it when it’s made free on EGS) since around three days ago. I’d strongly recommend using Viva New Vegas (weird it’s not mentioned in the video) because it greatly improves the game’s overall stability.
Plus, you may notice audio cluttering while playing, especially when you’re on bluetooth headphones. Playing a video (anything will do, including YouTube, Big Buck Bunny on VLC, etc) before launching the game fixes the problem.
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