Game starts on 1st of January 2191. You are an inhabitant of the underground vault - Vault 32. Every thing goes ok until now. Few days ago the central computer informs the vault overseer that time has come and the vault door will now open. Residents of vault were now obliged to leave it. But Overseer doesn't tell anybody about that (except of a few trustworthy) and from time to time he sends out a scouts: "volunteers" randomly chosen by a computer. They were supposed to find a save place where they could deploy the G.E.C.K. and start settlement. Unfortunately no one of those "volunteers" returns. And even worse: you are the next one.

Hi, I present you a new FT campaign, Children of the Apocalypse 2.
Yes, two. Some might remember there was another campaign few years back. I am the guy behind it. We were two brothers wanting to create something cool back in the days of 56 kbps modems (at least this was our reality, I even had to move the 12MB campaign from my PC to PC with Internet connection on a floppy). He made up the story and was writing all texts, I was doing the maps. It wasn't of high technical quality, lots of ctrl+c, ctrl+v tile placement, no complex triggers etc., but the story, texts and jokes were the selling part. The whole story was dark and grim reality of post-apocalyptic life on one side and lightheartedness and silliness on the other side, with many pop culture hints. We were making it for ourselves and for our local (Czech and Slovak) Fallout community. We have never even thought of publishing it elsewhere.
At first, it was single missions with Thirteen as the protagonist. Later, I've learned how to use campaign editor, so I modified the missions and slapped it together somehow. It was bugged and overall pretty bad though. One of the main problems was that the trigger for exiting the bunker map wasn't set as preserved, so you could visit it only once. Still playable, because you didn't have to go back to bunker. Anyway, making the campaign made me want to continue, so I started to work on a sequel by myself. My brother helped me flesh out some things and he wrote some texts, especially the first two briefings, but that's just a minor thing. I was on my own and it took me a lot of time, because I couldn't maintain the working morale.
In 2011, a Slovakian guy named RastiC joined me and helped a lot. He was speaking of adding new sprites and what not, and made me look at NMA and Duck and Cover. That turned out to be the best thing that could happen to the campaign, because I learned a lot of cool tricks. The work was still slow, though, and it took us another 2 years. The last months of production were like "Oh man, I haven't done anything in the past 2 months. Let's just finish this already and be done with it!". Around that time I stumbled upon the thread linked above. I couldn't believe it. It was like finding out the chick you banged 6 years back bore you a child. A child you'd like to keep now, but it already died of pox or something :D
I realized it might be a good idea to translate the game. I started right after releasing it in my native language, but it bored me quickly. In the end it took me almost 2 years. The playtesting at the end of translation revealed many bugs and many missed opportunities and stuff, so I spent few weeks by fiddling with weapons and triggers and testing some unorthodox approaches to the missions. So now the English release is basically a version 1.1.
It's worth noting that I've never played any FT mod ever (save for my mods). Only some basic stuff like adding SG-1 as the starting team in Brahmin Woods.

Ok, enough of the back story. Let's get to the campaign itself. It features 7 primary missions, 2 secondary missions, 1 bunker, 1 semi-bunker, few special encounters and an endgame party. There are also few "hidden" stories and few small quests.
You'll take control of a common soldier in the ranks of organization known as the Children of the Apocalypse and help them in their struggle against the eastern Brotherhood of Steel. The initiation through fire will make you a formidable warrior and you'll soon become a leader of a small unit (what else do you expect from FT? :P). There will be times when you'll feel superhuman (depends on how much drugs you'll do), but you should never be seen as some Chosen One, savior of Wastelands. The game should treat you just as one gear in the machine.
The missions usually have more approaches to them, though I'll admit it's nothing big most of the time. The kill count can vary from 0 to "Everyone's dead, Dave". The setting once again combines lighthearted and grim approaches.
You can play as a ghoul and supermutant and the game will acknowledge this at few points. There's a point in the game where even your charisma is checked, but it's still a dump stat to be fair. Recruits don't all have CHA 1 for roleplaying reasons!!!
There are some bugs and some loose ends, but I no longer want to spend time fixing it. It's definitively playable, although it sometimes crashes. The translation is official, but by no means professional. I had problems translating jokes and word plays especially - sometimes I came up with something different, sometimes it just is no longer funny.

"Fallout: Enclave is not so much a MOD, the new improved FT-BOS engine, the new story (players play Enclave Leader bring Enclave victory back to the western wasteland), new game modes (base-building, collection of resources ,recruit more teammates, .etc), a large number of new weapons, vehicles and even air crafts, such as: Vertabird in Fallout 2,3. . . Reference to "Enclave Hand Book" and a lot of personal ideas, the game has been beyond the scope of Fallout Tactics, such as driving armed aircraft to provide fire support to ground friendly units, abseiling and so on, even among similar tactical RPG games,it is unprecedented. The return of the Enclave power armor, players can also play real-time system, experience different style of turn-based Fallout 2."


                                                                    - GunnerShi (The original creator of the mod.)

A full equipment and game balance rework for the official campaign.

Fallout Tactics Redux is a major revision of the Fallout Tactics campaign from the ground up. Recruits and weapons are completely redesigned, maps offer better, more challenging gameplay as well as improved features and appearance, and new characters and narratives are explored. Original game content is also expanded and enhanced, and a significant amount of "lost content" written by the original developers of the game that could never previously be seen by players has been restored to full playability. All this is in addition to a thorough review of every nook and cranny of the game, which has resulted in hundreds of bugs squashed and errors fixed.

We have nothing to give you but your own freedom. [...]
If it is the future you seek, then I tell you that you must come to it with empty hands. You must come to it alone, and naked, as the child comes into the world, into his future, without any past, without any property, wholly dependent on other people for his life. You cannot take what you have not given, and you must give yourself. You cannot buy the Revolution. You cannot make the Revolution. You can only be the Revolution. It is in your spirit, or it is nowhere.

- Ursula K. Le Guin, The Dispossessed


This total transformation mod (not following Fallout lore) aims to bring to life anarchist utopias after Global meltdown. It takes place in eastern part of former Canada and United-States. The game is a bilingual (french & english) single player non-linear RPG.

It can be called a radical camping simulator or a positive post-apocalyptic game. The world has been challenged by the Sum of all heavily anticipated catastrophies. Humans survived and organised themselves according to a mix of anarchistic, aboriginal, technological and nomadic ways of living, mostly driven by anarchist ideas (anti-domination, direct democracy, freedom and autonomy).

In-game, "Sum" refers to the sum of all catastrophies, the name, a new currency and mispellings of words "son" and "sun". The Sum (french version : Nous Aurons) is an art project created by the french canadian artist Hugo Nadeau (www.hugonadeau.com).

- Non-linear RPG (exploration based).

- 25 cities and hundreds of locations to visit.

- Original soundtrack and ambient sounds.

- New interface, mascot and cursors.

- Environment dangers (air / water / soil pollution, radiation, floods, forest fires)

- False & fatal endings, finish the game anywhere.

- Hunger, cooked meat/veggies, boiled water, water gathering, coffee, tea and kombucha making.

- Portable electricity monitored for a variety of uses.

- Random objects and resources.

- Campfire, cooler, flashlight, headlight, solar backpack, flares, cart, bike, solar oven, batteries, GPS device, teleport devices (eVAC), fishing, gas mask, torch, tent, ultrasonic device, radio, electronic lockpicks, rope.

- New skills : Survival, Travel, Reading & Search.

- New weapons : Atlatl, Crossbow, Slingshot, Blowgun, Gaz grenade, etc.

- In-game "Achievement" system.

- Thieves that are not satisfied until you give away ALL YOUR STUFF.

- XP gained automatically over time. (Bonus if you travel with some people)

The Mod is an open world RPGish redo of the original campaign. That is to say, that it is the original campaign set in a much larger world for the player to explore. In fact, if the player chooses you can ignore the main campaign altogether and go off and explore the new content. However of course, it is advised that you do not go AWOL and DO complete the brotherhood missions so as to advance some plot-lines and to get better equipment and ammos.





- Join different factions such as 'The Zianist' or 'The Alkidas'
- Enjoy a career as a professional fighter
- Explore new and large towns and all within them.
- Get married and buy a home.
- More than 30 new maps to explore.

There is lot's to do and explore. I'm sure there is something for everybody in the Mod.

The player controls a citizen of a town called Forsayth, which is located in the downtown of a pre-war city. At the moment he works as a bodyguard protecting the water caravans. The citizens know only a few small villages near the town. No one left the town for a longer journey. Nobody suspects that in the distant mountains, snow-covered mountains, lies a city called Brek Zarith. It's Council of the Fourth usurps themselves a right to create a new world order. They are rich in prewar technology, weapons, and the city itself is a threatening fortress. Almost every significant town or city in the area is under their control. . They're sending there a commissar and legions of loyal police, brainwashed for their cause. It is just a matter of time when they reach Forsayth...

No info.

STORY OUTLINE: The story is based on the good outcome of Modoc, where Jo and Vieger work together, turnig Modoc into a formidable farming/trading comunnity.

THE BEGINNING: Jo and Vieger form a large caravan, with the intention of starting another settlement. After months of travel and loses, they finally reach the beginnings of a deserted city, and start construction of crude dwellings made from whatever suits the purpose.

Veiger on a search for workers, encounters a travelling group of NCR Rangers titling themselves The Hounds. The Hounds contacted their supieors, and have orders to help the settlement in anyway they can. Thus becoming under NCR rule.

If only they knew what lurks under the ground........... The life of the farmer is about to become very different.

- Lil Demon Designs.

WW2 Mod is a modification for Fallout Tactics, created by Cheap Labor Creations.
The project transports the whole game into World War 2 setting.

Goal:

This Mod tries to balance the game for Multiplayer Death-Matches in Turn-Based Mode. Although it looks like this mode didn't get the same attention from the devs like real-time, there are some things like the way Cars are used and the interrupt system, that are quite well designed and make Multiplayer matches fun to play.






Major Changes:

- 26 new levels starting in TB-Mode, each with a unique goal that applies to reach it, making the matches more eventful
- Weight of all items increased
- Armors now have different resistances for each damage type - metal is good against explosion, power armor against energy, enivro(now -> combat-armor) against bullets
- all Drugs have been completely revised, specializing the caused effect. (e.g. voodoo increases critical chance, but lowers several resistances. or buffout slightly raises strenght & agility but seriously reduces a characters luck ) ...
- Drugs and stimpacks have higher chance of overdose, checked against the chars endurance and thus making first-aid and doktor more viable. better forget your all-you-can-eat mentality now
- Poison & antidote added
- Plasma weapons now inflict area-damage
- Some new weapons, explosives, armors and other gadgets
- Critical chance of most weapons lowered to make high luck and critcal chance more attractive for snipers
- In-game descriptions of all items adapted, for most of the changes

New in Version 1.5:
- All maps extensively revised to increase playability and stability
- Five maps now playable for 2-4 players
- Weapons tweaked even further
- some new maps

New in Version 1.5.1:
- Most loose entities put in Containers, to prevent Out-of-Sync Bug
- Open Office Campaign Sheet

Tips and Tricks:
- The character will always try to go to a spot on the same level, so if you want to go up one level you should always click directly on the ladder/stair. else he might take another route !
- If some roof blocks your view try selecting other characters of your squad, even the dead ones
- When shooting area weapons its often better to aim at the ground in front of the target so you get better percentages
- Holding Alt while moving will make the char preserve the AP for shooting the currently selected weapon
- Pressing w to immediately stop a characters movement is very useful
- Right-clicking on the Overwatch button lets you choose the percentage the char shoots, likewise right-clicking on the precise shooting icon of your weapon lets you make called shots in Overwatch-mode
- After falling down a ladder the character is sometimes unconscious to long, pressing crouch when it´s his turn helps
- A character using Doctor or First Aid should have enough AP´s left (around 5 or so) to finish the action in his next turn

Campaign Sheet:
Included with this Mod are Character sheets to play a continued 2-player campaign. Start out with creating 8 characters with 250 points each. Print out page 3 and 4 of the Campaign.ods file in the tbmod directory and note the actions of your characters during play. After a session open Campaign.ods (with Macros enabled) and fill in the actions for both teams on page 1. When ready press "Update" and note the updated points on your personal sheets. Now prepare your characters with their respective points. Note that you should set Allow XP to off and points limit to 150000 in the options of the host.

House Rules:
We usually play this mod in Indiviual Turn-based mode with 100% friendly fire and custom characters. Additionally we ban the "Bonus Move" and "Action Boy" Perks and allow every weapon only one time among the squad. Oh and muling isn't very well received either.