About DLCs only

[John Barleycorn]

Hi everybody. I just wanted to ask if there's some kind of dlc only porting version around? I mean, i'm not really interested on plyaing fallout 3, never liked the main quest, (and install huge mods always bring some issues, so if it's not something you can't just live without is better be avoided) but the dlcs of fo3 were difinitely not bad, especially project anchorage. Some of them were better than the new vegas ones. So i was wondering if there's the chance to simply port some dlcs into fonv. I tried to do that by myself, but alas, i'm definitely not good enough.
If someone has already asked something like this sorry in advance, i checked some pages in this and the general discussion topic and didn't see it, but in that case feel free to simply point me to it.

[RoyBatty]

Impossible.

[John Barleycorn]

Not very talkative aren't you?

[RoyBatty]

Nothing else to say about it, it's impossible.

[Risewild]

Yeah, there's not really much to say.

I guess I can add that the DLCs are dependent of the Fallout 3 master as the human body is dependent of it's skeleton and internal organs. You can't have one without the others and be functional or even alive.

[John Barleycorn]

You mean that it can't be created a questline for adding those dlc even if inside falloutnv.esm there's already some pieces of 'em scattered around? Oookay. Um... Forget i said anything.

[RoyBatty]

Its not about quests, its about how the DLC are depending on the Fallout3.esm for all the objects, sounds, and anything else in the game. You can't just remove it.

[John Barleycorn]

Of course not. Sorry, i explained myself bad. I mean, like port the content someway and recreate the quest for nv. It would be useless of course import a dlc 'as it is', especially considering that for entering them you should be in the capital of wasteland and in fnv you're in Nevada. What i was meaning is create the questline for nv. Like, i don't know, for example put inside one of the bunkers in hidden valley the one of project anchorage, or something like that..

[UsagiPyon]

Of course not. Sorry, i explained myself bad. I mean, like port the content someway and recreate the quest for nv. It would be useless of course import a dlc 'as it is', especially considering that for entering them you should be in the capital of wasteland and in fnv you're in Nevada. What i was meaning is create the questline for nv. Like, i don't know, for example put inside one of the bunkers in hidden valley the one of project anchorage, or something like that..

I'm actually confused as to why you are asking for this nor what purpose it serves . Can't you just play the DLCs, ignore FO3 and be on your way to play in NV? Why waste time and resources on "porting" the FO3 DLCs over to NV?

[Risewild]

I assume (by what was said in the first post) that the OP just doesn't like or care for the Capital Wasteland setting/location/characters/story/etc. And would prefer to avoid it at all costs. And doesn't want to install TTW because it's a massive mod.

But like Roy said, that is just impossible, because the DLCs really are totally dependent on the FO3 master.

I guess the only compromise I can think of, is to have TTW and make a mod that just somehow makes the DLCs start from the Mojave Wasteland. Although that wouldn't make much sense, since there are stuff that is mentioned/done/"intertwined" between the DLCs and Fallout 3 (characters, quests, dialogue, etc).
And it would still require TTW to be installed. So it would be a lot of work for no benefit.