Game Booster defrag w/ Fallout 3?

[CaptainCannibal]

Before I ask my question, I'd first like to say that I absolutely love Game Booster and I'm very happy I stumbled upon it. I just recently bought a new laptop and with Game Booster, Fallout 3 runs like a charm on this. Thank you very much for this lovely program :)

 

Alright, now my question. Is it safe to use the Game Defrag feature on Fallout 3? It losts a lot of important files like .esp's and .nif's in the list of things to defrag. Will running it affect these files negatively?

[enoskype]

Hi CaptainCannibal,

 

Can you please elaborate :

 

It losts a lot of important files like .esp's and .nif's in the list of things to defrag.

 

 

Cheers.

[CaptainCannibal]

Hi CaptainCannibal,

 

Can you please elaborate :

 

 

 

 

Cheers.

 

 

I meant to say it "lists". Heh.

 

Well, an esp is part of a modification to the game. The .nif files are texture/mesh files for items in the game.

 

When I selected Analyze, alot of these types of files were listed. If I run the defrag, will these files be deleted or damaged in any way?

[enoskype]

Nothing will be deleted or demaged that I know of.

 

GB's defrag will only defragment the listed fragmented files in this game/program. It is better to defrag when you are not playing with that game/program, as it may not defrag the files in use.

 

If you are really in doubt, copy those files to a safe place and then do the defragmentation. If no harm is done, you can delete the backed up files.

 

Cheers.