I hope you end up hearing them, they're awesome. If you enter a cell with a radio playing GNR that isn't Moriarty's at any point prior during the playthrough or if you play it even shortly on your Pip-Boy, I believe it won't play the radio play at Moriarty's upon entering. Ill also take this moment to pimp the Underground Hideout, the best home out there, and New Vegas Bounties I and New Vegas Bounties II, two of the best fully-voiced add-ons that wont screw with. And I believe it only works if you have not encountered anywhere that plays GNR or tuned to it before going there.

That's the only way I know to force it to see if the lines and stuff are still in your game. is that? Dammit!' because he's upset he's missing the play. Or at least it should- it's supposed to line up with Gob saying 'Wait a minute. There is one scripted point where it'll play, but it will only be in strict circumstances and I only recall it on PS3, haven't looked on my laptop- when first going into Moriarty's after leaving the Vault, the play will start on the radio. As far as I know, it's not an issue for TTW and something might be up with your game. Dunno why you wouldn't, it's a large, noticeable thing that would almost certainly be commonly known and fixed by now if it was still bugged. At this point, Requiem for the Capital Wasteland is outdated anyway, as many improvements have been made in the latest version of Tale of Two Wastelands. You can't download Requiem for the Capital Wasteland here (nor anywhere else really), and you won't find any discussion of it here. Many of the team members are the same, and the goal is the same. Tale of Two Wastelands is the successor of Requiem for the Capital Wasteland (RFCW) project. Tale of Two Wastelands (TTW) is a project that seeks to merge the content from the popular video game Fallout 3 into the more modern game engine of Fallout New Vegas so that both games can be played in the Fallout New Vegas engine.

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