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***UPDATE***
Blizz has stated that this is against the terms of use. It is a slight alteration and the risk is minimal; however, THE RISK IS STILL THERE. For reference purposes, I'll leave the thread intact; however, please read Martyt's post before doing anything:
http://forums.worldofwarcraft.com/thread.html?topicId=25552505632&sid=1&pageNo=2#27There's a thread in the Suggestions forum asking for this flag to be available for end-users without any possible repercussions.
http://forums.worldofwarcraft.com/thread.html?topicId=25560026786&sid=1Feel free to add your $.02 there.
I hold no liability for what happens beyond this point.
*32-BIT WINDOWS USERS*
There are a few extra steps you will have to take. The instructions are on the Fallout 3 Large Address Aware Enable directions.
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FIRST OFF: Blizz, please don't kill me for this! I wouldn't normally link to an application that's capable of adding this flag, but the time seems kind of dire.
SECOND: If you are not comfortable doing this, simply turn down your graphics - mainly view distance - as that will consume less memory. The out of storage issue arises from hitting the 32-bit application 2 GB address limitation.
http://www.fallout3nexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=6510Download that file. MAKE A BACKUP OF YOUR WOW.EXE!! Rename it WoW.exe.original; put it elsewhere; JUST BACK IT UP. Once you have the backup made, put a copy of the WoW.exe into the 3GB ENABLER folder. Rename it "Fallout3.exe" and open the "Startme.bat" file. Some stuff will appear on-screen. Press any button to continue. Once you're past that prompt, press the "A" key on your keyboard. This will add the Large Address Aware flag. Rename the EXE back to WoW.exe and put it back in your World of Warcraft folder. If you did this right, the crashes will stop. [/quote]
This has stopped most my crashing - however you run the risk of getting in trouble with Blizzard....
I'll post the other stuff later - more legit options, but they are shit too.