Most common with minigun-like weapons or guns that shoot many bullets at once.I used the kill > resurrect > disable > enable sequence of commands after the prid command. Since Lucas was killed early in my game, as he probably is in most games, I tried using the console with his ref. This Mod make more than 40 NPCs more tough.They have high HP like your companion. More bullets fired means a higher chance of a CTD. Resurrecting NPC Causes CTD - posted in Fallout 3 Technical Support: One of the mods I use includes Lucas Simms in one of its quests. Have you disappointed too weak NPC like Simms or Dashwood This Mod for you.The CTD happens regardless of NPC dismemberment.Not killing the act of shooting the enemy causes the CTD.I still have not narrowed down an exact cause. My game is super modded but more towards "saturate the game with weapons and gear." I've verified the game files, used LOOT, and have manually sorted and disabled mods as part of the troubleshooting. Edited by ikuroami, 14 December 2014 - 08:15 PM. If you want high-damage weapons, player needs and other realism enhancing features, this. If you are tired of guns that feel like pellet guns, this mod is for you. No more will you see an enemy shrug off a bullet to the brain. I thought it was just shooting Feral Ghouls that are causing the crash but I found that it can be caused by shooting any enemy. Edit: I can kill the affected npc with console and they die like they should, but for some reason when I directly kill them with my character it causes a crash. Intro: Fallout 3 Reborn V8 is a modification that aims at creating a more action-packed and intense Fallout experience. Randomizes the height of NPCs throughout the world so no longer will everybody you meet all be the exact same height. firing for a long period of time towards enemies causes a crash. Any weapon can trigger the CTD - be it a hitscan, projectile, missile. The CTD's happen specifically when I shoot an enemy. When I use an automatic gun, especially any weapon that has a high rate of fire, for more than ten minutes, the game instantly crashes. I tested this with a lot of the giant-type enemies (Behemoths and Mirelurk Queens) and sure enough the game can't handle so many bloody spots on the NPC's.Among the many reasons why I never do any serious automatic rifle build, this is one of the bigger reasons. Graphics looks poor by quality of other 2015 games, very similar to Skyrim, with flat non shadowed areas after certain distance. The CTD's still exist but they happen considerably less as a result. Fallout 4 Before game release most players mentioned cartoonish look of the game and bad texturing not fit to post apocaliptic game where everything must be broken.
When I removed the High Res textures, I found that I was able to lay on the trigger considerably longer than with the DLC. I now believe the CTD cause is due to my computer simply not being able to handle so many bullets and bullet-related graphics all at once.
Like I said, it's the act of hitting an NPC with a shot that may or may not cause something that'll make the game CTD. I'll give this a shot but I don't think animations or legendary effects are the main cause. So far, in my experience, it is animations or custom legendary effects (esp if scripted, usually poorly written) that cause the majority of my CTDs when it's related to weapons. If you still crash, check if you are using custom legendary effects and check the mod pages for each of those mods.
Remove any animation file for modded weapons and go pick a fight with a bunch of baddies and check if you still crash.
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