Fallout NV Save transfer from PC to 360 with Modio?
I wish to know how you transfer a save from a steam save game to a thumb drive to be used on the Xbox 360. I recently downloaded the newest version of Modio and the Youtube videos I've seen have not been helpful in the slightest on transferring my save onto the thumb drive. I have a save already on the thumb drive to be replaced, and the save I want on is on my desktop, but I don't know how to override the save that's on the thumb drive with the one on my desktop. Any help would be appreciated.
Skyrim is my favorite game ever but I’m getting bored of it and I’ve seen and done everything there is. Are there any games that will take over my life like Skyrim did?
In addition to Fallout or the Witcher as have already been mentioned, you should also give Dragon’s Dogma a try. If you’re on PS3 or XB360, make sure you get Dark Arisen, and not vanilla DD. On current gen, Dark Arisen is the only build available.Why DD? The natural scenery looks very good (esp. on PS4), the urban areas and castles feel authentic, the catacombs near Gran Soren are on of the best “dungeons” I’ve seen in a video game, and the characters look better than the wrinkled goblins Skyrim calls “human” or “elves”.What about the gameplay? Well, you have classes, unlike Skyrim’s ability to play *exactly* how you want, but there’s 9 altogether for the player- one of them surely will match your play style. In your pawn, you have the ability to decide exactly how your follower will look and what their capabilities will be (3 of the classes are unavailable to pawns), plus you can hire an additional two, and other players can hire your pawn, and you get “rift crystals”- an in-game currency- when they do. Combat is challenging, especially at night- the darkness is DARK.Then, once you’ve finished the main story, there’s Bitterblack Isle. The challenge of the main game was nothing compared to what you’ll face on Bitterblack.A caveat, though. Read up on the shenanigans the game plays in regard to choosing your character’s “beloved”. That’s right- *you* the player don’t pick, the game “figures it out” based on who you’ve talked to and how frequently. If you’re not careful about the order and frequency of your conversations with NPCs, the game will be dictating your character’s sexual orientation for you, likely to your huge chagrin and/or embarrassment.
Is it possible to design a "nuclear bullet" that can be fired from a gun or a cannon?
There are two types of small “nuclear” weapons. The first is an impact weapon, typically made from depleted uranium, the second is a fission bomb. You can’t have a nuclear bomb bullet per se that can be fired from a rifle, because there is a minimum mass called critical mass in order for the fission reaction to take place.Depleted uranium bullets are common though. Because they are extremely dense (about 65% denser than lead), they have more penetrating power, and are the weapon of choice in destroying armored vehicles. The term “depleted” isn’t really accurate, they are indeed still quite radioactive, about 60% as radioactive as natural uranium. Thus some argue that their use is a violation of international treaties.As pointed out in several of the other answers, “tiny” nuclear weapons have been developed. The W54–2 nuclear warhead itself weighed 51 lbs, but if you want to have the analogy of a “bullet” which includes the projectile AND the propellant, then it weighed more; as you can see in the diagram below, the propellant was loaded separately and not included in the 51 lbs.The weapon was envisioned as augmenting standard artillery; a plan for its use primarily against Soviet Russia is described in this video:While the US later abandoned this tactic and weapon, a similar approach is now being developed by Pakistan, which is reportedly building a large number of “tiny nukes.”