The only means of physically saving the game is to sleep in a bed, on a mattress, or in a sleeping bag. In Survival mode, autosave and manually saving from the menu has been disabled. Once Survival mode is activated, turning it off will permanently disable it from being reactivated for that save file. Survival mode can be set before starting a new game. Though I suspect that it's a far far deeper problem with the engine, so that even iranmrmf is not able to fix it.Survival mode can be accessed in the options menu. We have no info on the actual issue though, or do we? With all the exciting stuff happening in the NV modding community at the moment, it's only a matter of time until this gets fixed too (hopefully). Just don't save INSIDE the spawn point or they'll spawn right next to you when you reload, which may or may not meet your definition of "fun". Otherwise it's no fun just walking into an empty camp. I'll commonly save and restart when nearing a major spawn point just to make sure the spawns are actually there when I reach the point. It also happens with raiders and ghouls and creatures. In vanilla FO3, you see it most commonly with Super Mutant camps, like the one past the big bridge across the river, right before the Jefferson Memorial. Restart the game and POING!! They're there. You'll come up on an area where you KNOW there should be spawns and they aren't there.
This is a common bug in Fallout 3 and New Vegas. Help / suggestions / info would be appreciated. For example, I didn't see any of the mantis that should have been guarding the Vault 22 entrace, but after loading the game, they were all there, bashing my chin in. Thing is, that sometimes when I load my game, enemies, that should have been in this area, but were not when I saved the game, suddenly "appear"/spawn, right next to me.
I wanna know if this an engine bug, or if there is something wrong with my mod list.
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