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So I'm editing the Fallout.ini, FalloutPrefs.ini and Fallout_default.ini and basically I have a problem. (I already marked off the .ini setting, 'read only'.) So I'm editing it to handle threads more efficiently, for better stability. Thing is, whenever I tried to save the settings, it said "This .ini file is encoded in ANSI format and has Unicode lines. To save the Unicode lines, you need to change encoding." So I changed all the .ini file's encoding as Unicode, because it was set to ANSI as default, and apparently it had Unicode encoding already. After changing the ini's to Unicode encoding, I could successfully save with no errors. So my question is, is it okay for me to change the encoding on the Fallout.ini, FalloutPrefs.ini and Fallout_default.ini to Unicode encoding from ANSI? I'm pretty sure it's much better if I do, but I'd just like confirmation. Thanks :)

So recently, my computer crashed and I lost all of my game data, including old mods and my local saves. This past week, I re-downloaded Dragon Age: Origins Ultimate Edition and started installing new mods. When I first started playing, the game kept telling me I could not load my old saves from the cloud because my content was not authorized. I found a fix online that told me to change all of the requiresauthorization "1" files in the addins.xml to requiresauthorization "0" and I would be able to use my DLCs. I did this and the game allowed me to load old saves, but now new mods give me this error when i try to install them: A problem occurred during install: Invalid Characters in the given code. Line 13, position 44. The mod was not installed. I tried resetting the requiresauthorization back to "1" instead of "0", hoping this would resolve the problem, but it still gives me the same error. I've attempted installing many different mods to see if the issue is just with particular types. Nothing has worked so far. Any ideas what I can do to fix this, or at least where to start? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Hello dear administrators of the forum. Recently, I ran into the problem of encoding Russian text in personal correspondence. While I type the text it is displayed normally. But it is worth sending a letter, ... And the whole text becomes unreadable! The screenshot below shows this problem! Could you add Russian encoding?