Yeah, I pooped up big time. I installed a mod that changed the meshes and textures of the default female body types, and then I deleted them, but I think I deleted something I shouldn't have deleted. Now, I can't load the game.

• Fallout New Vegas Nexus

I've tried everything, from deleting every single file that had anything to do with the mod, to reinstalling the game. Also I've got every mod turned off.

Any help would be very much appreciated.I've already tried searching for the problem, but I svck at searching:Posts: 3421 Joined: Thu Jul 12, 2007 10:41 pm. Usually crash before main screen is a 'missing master' crash, that means that a plugin (.esp) need a master (.esm) that isn't present in the data folder, but that doesn't survive reinstallation. Ultimate battlefront clone wars. However in this case it could have been the Archive Invalidation crash, however reinstallation should clear that up too.Doesn't hurt to try: go to Steam/steamapps/common/fallout new vegas and delete the Falloutdefault.ini and My games/Fallout NV, and delete Fallout.ini and FalloutPrefs.ini. After that use Steams Verify integrity of game cache (in library, right click on New Vegas, select properties, and select the Local Files tab).If that doesn't work, uninstall the game, and run a registry cleaning program. It should clear all traces of New Vegas on your system, and return it to working condition.Posts: 3448 Joined: Fri Mar 30, 2007 11:50 pm.

Usually crash before main screen is a 'missing master' crash, that means that a plugin (.esp) need a master (.esm) that isn't present in the data folder, but that doesn't survive reinstallation. However in this case it could have been the Archive Invalidation crash, however reinstallation should clear that up too.Doesn't hurt to try: go to Steam/steamapps/common/fallout new vegas and delete the Falloutdefault.ini and My games/Fallout NV, and delete Fallout.ini and FalloutPrefs.ini. After that use Steams Verify integrity of game cache (in library, right click on New Vegas, select properties, and select the Local Files tab).Okay, tried this.

Don't go for a nuke when you can use your fists (reinstalling vs. Finding and fixing the actual cause for the problem).There are few issues that cause a CTD at launch. Two off the top of my head are a missing master or a missing menu file.A missing master is easily found with a any mod manager app (you by any chance try a UI mod then removed it? Maybe you tried to manually install 'Project Nevada'?Posts: 3355 Joined: Sun Oct 07, 2007 8:21 pm. Well, this thread is giving me a little hope. I have been having a similar issue (with deleting reinstalling etc) and getting the 'One files failed and will be reacquired' to no avail (steam doesn't download anything).

Reinstalling for the 4th time.Haven't tried cleaning the registry yet.The thing is I am now getting bugs even with an install and no mods installed and no FOMM/NVSE. If it doesn't work cleanly this time I will have to try the registry.Is there a definitive process now for installing FOMM and NVSE without it botching? It seems ridiculous the two most popular tools break the game before you even start messing around with mods. I can't figure out what it is that Steam/Beth messed around with in the last patch, but it's not helpful.Posts: 3416 Joined: Mon Jun 19, 2006 5:02 am.

Fallout New Vegas Nexus

As you were delivering a package to the New Vegas strip, a strange man stops you and captures you, only for you to be shot in the head. He leaves you for dead and takes your package. You awaken in a clinic in the town of Goodsprings, where a doctor heals you and helps you get back on your feet. You have to defeat this strange man and have him pay for his crimes and find out what's in the package. Or betray the residents of Goodsprings and other small towns for their money and property. It's all up to you.