Fallout New California Beta 231 released, features world map adjustments & new exploration content

Radian-Helix Media has released a brand new beta version of its Fallout: New Vegas fan prequel, Fallout New California. According to the team, Fallout New California Beta 231 features re-compressed meshes and textures. These new NIFs should avoid random crashes and performance issues that were present in the previous versions.

Moreover, Fallout New California Beta 231 contains a great deal of world map adjustments and new exploration content It also packs overall improvements to the look of things outside the Vault.

“New notes and discoverable locations now pepper the world, and your bridge to New Vegas after the end of FNC should be smooth as butter, no matter how many mods for vanilla you have adding junk to Doc Mitchell’s house.”

The team has also corrected the game’s subtitles. Not only that, but version 231 bugs a number of gameplay tweaks and fixes. For instance, it adds collisions to v18 Lower Cistern to prevent players getting trapped. It also fixes some floating items that players could encounter in its world.

You can download Fallout New California Beta 231 from here. Do note that the file size of this latest beta version is quite big. According to the team, it is around 7.35GB so make sure to have enough free disk space.

Have fun!

5 thoughts on “Fallout New California Beta 231 released, features world map adjustments & new exploration content”

  1. Also the Frontier is almost done, going to be better then all 3D fallout games, especially better then FailOut 4

    1. I’m going to play this version and see how improved it is cause crashed were very frustrating I had a repeating crash that kept losing a lot of game progress

      1. Do you have a modern PC? Do you have 64bit patched Fallout NV?
        If you new to modding watch their installation video on nexus, it explains everything what stability mods to install, how to patch FNV with x64 bit so it will have access to more RAM [many crashes due to this]

        1. I probably have a better computer than the developers, so to answer your question yes
          And I’m a modder so I’m aware of patching the game. It’s not really 64 bit patching as you can’t convert a 32 bit engine to 64bit. it’s just giving the game access to as much ram as the game can use under engine limitations.

          The crashes were due to a bug that was introduced by the developers of the mod, I actually corrected it later on myself.

  2. I played older version and really enjoyed it. Especially all the cool characters you could save and have join you. I also liked how you continued over into regular New Vegas and had the older versions of your friends. Jen was my favorite.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *