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Fallout's Time Limit: From 150 Days to 500 Days and Back Again
The Original Time Limit
In the original Fallout, released in 1997, players had 150 in-game days to complete the main quest, which involved finding a water chip for the Vault 13 settlement. If they failed to do so, the Vault's water supply would run out and the inhabitants would die.
WEB Patch 11 and the 500-Day Limit
In 2014, a fan-made patch called WEB Patch 11 was released, which increased the time limit for the main quest to 500 days. This change was intended to give players more time to explore the game's side missions and endings.
Semi-Official Patch 12 and the Removal of the Time Limit
In 2018, a semi-official patch called WEB Patch 12 was released, which removed the 500-day time limit. This change was made to address concerns that the time limit was too long and that it discouraged players from exploring the game's side content.
Current Time Limit Situation
Currently, the time limit in Fallout 1 is back to the original 150 days. However, there are several ways to extend the time limit if needed. These include:
- Using the "player.modav timescale" console command to increase the game speed
- Finding the Time Extender perk in the game
- Using mods that remove or extend the time limit
Conclusion
The time limit in Fallout 1 has been a topic of debate among fans for many years. Some players prefer the original 150-day limit, as it creates a sense of urgency and forces players to make choices. Others prefer the 500-day limit, as it gives them more time to explore the game's world and side content. Ultimately, the best time limit setting for Fallout 1 is up to the individual player.
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