If you've got a huge, open world Bethesda game, your very first order of business should be to find and download the unofficial fan patch. Like this one, it's guaranteed to fix hundreds of bugs, both major and minor, from small issues with items and dialog to big problems with quests and markers. Best of all? The huge number of changes are designed to be as unobtrusive as possible, so they don't ever break other mods or become irrelevant with new patches.
This is essential download material for Fallout 4 Game of the Year edition. Now that you've got the unofficial patch installed, the next order of business is to get rid of the Creation Club News marquee taking up the corner of your screen, which can be really annoying. If you want to drop real-world money in-game on small cosmetic changes that are readily available elsewhere as free mods, well, that's your business.
But for the rest of us, downloading this mod helps us reclaim the Fallout 4 experience we want to have. Hopefully, the fact that this is consistently in the Top 10 endorsed mods list every single week sends a clear and obvious message to the developers and publishers out there. OK, so we've patched all the bugs and gotten rid of the Creation Club nonsense, so now it's time to fix Bethesda's other major Fallout 4 stumble -- the condensed dialog wheel.
Half of the time the paraphrased example doesn't even really match the real dialog that's said. And there's no question the full voice acted main character really cut down on the dialog options in comparison to previous games.
While there's not much to be done about the latter, the former is handily dealt with using this mod that changes things back to the classic Fallout dialog tree, showing exactly what will be conveyed with each option.
One of the elements of Fallout 4 that was most touted prior to release is also the element that is probably the most heavily modded: F4 settlements. Although changes and additions were made with the game's official add-ons, there's still plenty about settlement building and settler duty-assigning that's pretty rough around the edges.
Sim Settlements is much different from the typical settlement mod in that it drastically changes how settlements work , rather than just simply adding new objects. The goal of the settlements mod is to make it so you are the leader of any given settlement -- and not its micro-manager. The mod brings in 'zones' that can be placed in the manner of Sim City that prompt your settlers to plant crops, connect water supplies, and construct buildings of a specific type. Every settlement will end up unique using this overhaul, and a progression system is added in so that building settlements is more satisfying and less of something you have to do every so often.
Going the opposite direction of the previous mod, this one gives you greater micromanagement powers -- and from a distance as well. Instead of having to manually walk up to any given settler, you can automatically assign them to a settlement object from a terminal.
This simple terminal program also lets you move settlers between towns, assign supply routes, and check a settlement's stats all in one clean interface.
Because let's face it: quality of life upgrades are always welcome. While the various Steam Workshop add-ons did expand the settlement creation options, there's always room for more ways to customize your perfect post-apocalyptic settlement in Fallout 4.
That's where the Homemaker mod for F4 comes into play, adding in an astounding 1, additional items, from toilets to walls, appliances, and knick knacks. Don't even think about starting your own vault or settlement without downloading this mod first!
This mod feels like it should have already been in a menu screen somewhere! As the name suggests, the mod tells you the current affinity level of any companion, as well as notifying you of the specific amount their affinity dropped or increased as you interact with companions or make choices that upset or excite them. If you want your journey through Fallout 4 's Wasteland to go smoother -- or you're just up for some friendly skullduggery -- this is a must-download mod.
For how often he appeared in the marketing for Fallout 4 's pre-release, Dog Meat really didn't offer that much to F4 players when the game finally arrived. Let's rectify that with a customizable mod that lets you craft a new harness for your faithful hound, giving him more carrying capacity, different colored outfits, extra armor, and more! Miss the old style of traits and perks from the previous Fallout games?
This recreates them in Fallout 4 after a fashion and adds in new additions. While they can't be directly brought over to the new perk system with its unlimited level cap and new level S. While the Contraptions Workshop DLC added an ammunition station that slowly churns out ammo at a fairly high power cost, it isn't really an economical option. This Fallout 4 mod has been here all along, letting you do something that should have been there from Day 1: craft any standard ammo type at a chemistry station.
So instead of throwing your junk away, download this mod for F4 GOTY and craft that refuse into something explosive. Possibly the single most helpful Fallout 4 mod in all existence, this indispensable little addition to the game makes one small, but powerful change: most of the random junk found in the Commonwealth -- from wrenches to tin cans -- just simply has no weight. All your weight and inventory management just became incredibly easy, and there will be far less frustration in carrying around resources before you can dump them at a crafting station.
This one lets you go absolutely hog wild on weapon crafting, letting you add absolutely any modification to any weapon. Put a MIRV launcher on an automatic rifle so you can fire off dozens of nukes a round; give a scope to your rocket launcher; or add any other ludicrously awesome combination you can come up with! Needless to say, this Fallout 4 mod pretty much breaks balance and lets you make weapons the developer most certainly did not intend.
Mods can be tricky to plan, as anyone who has played around with them before will tell you. This problem occurs when the Virtual Install and the game are not on the same hard drive. An outdated version of the Nexus Mod Manager may be to blame. Mods may not work if the Nexus Mod Manager is not granted administrative privileges.
An error occurs when the user applies a corrupt or outdated mod. There are some awesome mods for Fallout 4, which are already a great survival game. Even though this difficulty is pretty good, there are a few mods that make it even better.
Skip to content. Also includes new build sets, working planters and much much more! Now your character will have their guns downed when not firing it. A much better high contrast world map with roads, topography, and waterline all clearly visible. Optional number grid and regions. The first, origin, and fomous dialogue menu mod. You will get a more classic dialogue menu, more user friendly with full-sized dialogue strings. Almost every parts of dialogue can be configured to Yours own preferences, as You like.
A comprehensive bugfixing mod for Fallout 4. The goal of the Unofficial Fallout 4 Patch aka UFO4P is to eventually fix every bug with Fallout 4 not officially resolved by the developers to the limits of the Creation Kit and community-developed tools, in one easy-to-install package. Change eyes textures for new high resolution ones. Will work for both gender. New textures will be added so keep in touch! Better Settlers is a lore friendly mod that adds more than new settlers to the vanilla settler selections.
You can choose to stop there, or further OPTIONS to customize them to spawn with more lore-friendly changes to their equipment, gender ratio, stats, or mortality.
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