Feel free to check the mod description to see if it exists on Bethesda's site if you're an Xbox player, or just search. Lastly, I'm only linking to the Nexus because that's what I use. Modding is not about following instructions, it's about building your very own load order. I mainly just want to go over my 'core' experience. I also use a sorting mod to make junk weigh nothing (cheats, I know, but IDGAF) and to make the workbench not take Vault 81 and other 'valuable' scrap when you 'store all scrap.' There are a few of those, and I won't get into my choices there, either. I also use a ton of cosmetic mods you could either take or leave. later, it'll be something I can put ballistic weave on. And mostly I don't, since my own base layer is either a clean Vault suit, or something like road leathers. So, I just try to not take the base outfit unless I really want it.

I always cringe when a female raider is stripped bare, and though I could use the 'never nude' option, it's kind of un-immersive. So, let's get started.įirst of all, I use the unofficial Fallout 4 patch and CBBE - not for nudity, but for compatibility with other clothing mods. Anyway, my Fallout 4 game looks and plays a bit different to the experience Bethesda delivered back in 2015. The rest of the raiders, and better yet Le Fusil T. The assault on Libertalia is also cool, but you don't need the Institute quest to do it, you just need it for that one named raider. I like the assault on Fort Hagan, but after that, the game can take a flying leap. As someone who's played Fallout 4 since the very first day (or maybe the second since I preordered, I only got 4GB of the game on the install disc, and had to install the rest over what then was a 10MBit DSL connection, so, not sure if it was done by the first day), I basically don't like the game anymore.

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