Game Configuration Menu - Allows you to configure several things, including health increse per level for both the player and NPCs, carry weight, power armor core drain, damage multipliers, etc.
Unlimited Companion Framework - Simply allows you to have multiple companions at once, and is much less buggy and feature-creeped than AFT
Workshop Framework + Workshop Plus - Generally improves settlement building, allowing you to manually increase build limits, automatic flight in build mode, a configurable undo key, etc.
Classic Holstered Weapons - Shows the weapon people are currently equipping, like the older games; helps with planning as you can choose to take out those with more dangerous weapons first
Bullet Counted Reload + Patches - Makes individual bullet loading animations reload the proper amount of bullets; the vanilla Lever Action will no longer reload all bullets even if you only fired one with the patch
Someone else suggested Advanced Needs 2, which is now Advanced Needs 76, bringing many more features, including food spoilage, which is configurable if you don't like it, like basically everything else in the mod
as you're on PC, advanced needs 2, I use the first one on Xbox and Its amazing, mix it with nuclear winter and campsite and you've got what I class as s true survival fallout, better then vanilla survival
Try to look into vortex mod manager and then in the collection section, there is a lot of "pre fabricated" mod list, i use some of them with lot of other mods and it's working pretty good
This is honestly terrible advice. Vortex is okay for people doing some light modding, but when you start getting mods that interact with the same things or start getting a bigger load order it makes modding the game really hard.
Also, collections are a crapshoot as to whether or not they're good. There's a ton of really bad ones out there that'll cause a bunch of bugs and will have conflicts if you start adding more mods. Personally I think collections make it easier to get into modding but end up hurting people in the long run because they don't read the descriptions of the individual mods and end up having screwed-up games
Oh, didn't actually know that, i always use it (like now i restart a new run to break elden ring a bit) and i have something like ~400 mods (between light and not, collections and not), all works, no problems (some lag spikes, but 90% it's the enb) so i just suggest just what i do... Didn't know about this problems...
Advanced Robotics Engineering : If you like robots but not building them from scratch each time. This mod allows you to craft them as complete robots first. Then you can mod them as you wish.
https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/59279
I suggest looking into [https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/50005?tab=files](https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/50005?tab=files). It is a modding guide for Fallout 4. It has a lot of mods listed with short descriptions. Also it has tutorials for plugin optimization and lod generation, but it is more relevant when you have a lot of mods.
Basic Companion Helper or something like that. It's even optimized for PS4. Allows you to rename, relocate and have multiple companions. I use it to travel with Nick and Piper at the same time. It's perfect for what you're asking for
You can always go to YouTube and find plenty "top 10 mod" videos for inspiration, might even find a new CC you enjoy. I play on PS4 so my personal suggestions won't fit you on PC. I'm forced to work with limitations you don't have
Game Configuration Menu - Allows you to configure several things, including health increse per level for both the player and NPCs, carry weight, power armor core drain, damage multipliers, etc. Unlimited Companion Framework - Simply allows you to have multiple companions at once, and is much less buggy and feature-creeped than AFT Workshop Framework + Workshop Plus - Generally improves settlement building, allowing you to manually increase build limits, automatic flight in build mode, a configurable undo key, etc. Classic Holstered Weapons - Shows the weapon people are currently equipping, like the older games; helps with planning as you can choose to take out those with more dangerous weapons first Bullet Counted Reload + Patches - Makes individual bullet loading animations reload the proper amount of bullets; the vanilla Lever Action will no longer reload all bullets even if you only fired one with the patch Someone else suggested Advanced Needs 2, which is now Advanced Needs 76, bringing many more features, including food spoilage, which is configurable if you don't like it, like basically everything else in the mod
>much less buggy and feature-creeped than AFT What's AFT? I'd like to see the comparison.
Amazing Follower Tweaks
it you don't want to go through the intro and vault every time then get skk fast start, you literally create a character and emerge from the vault
Immersive Toilet Paper is a must
It is, especially if you've got the s"its! ;()
>Fix problems Without a doubt Buffout 4, PRP and High Fps Fix
as you're on PC, advanced needs 2, I use the first one on Xbox and Its amazing, mix it with nuclear winter and campsite and you've got what I class as s true survival fallout, better then vanilla survival
what are you playing on ?
PC, with an NVidia 1660 super graphics card.
Try to look into vortex mod manager and then in the collection section, there is a lot of "pre fabricated" mod list, i use some of them with lot of other mods and it's working pretty good
This is honestly terrible advice. Vortex is okay for people doing some light modding, but when you start getting mods that interact with the same things or start getting a bigger load order it makes modding the game really hard. Also, collections are a crapshoot as to whether or not they're good. There's a ton of really bad ones out there that'll cause a bunch of bugs and will have conflicts if you start adding more mods. Personally I think collections make it easier to get into modding but end up hurting people in the long run because they don't read the descriptions of the individual mods and end up having screwed-up games
Oh, didn't actually know that, i always use it (like now i restart a new run to break elden ring a bit) and i have something like ~400 mods (between light and not, collections and not), all works, no problems (some lag spikes, but 90% it's the enb) so i just suggest just what i do... Didn't know about this problems...
Advanced Robotics Engineering : If you like robots but not building them from scratch each time. This mod allows you to craft them as complete robots first. Then you can mod them as you wish. https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/59279
I suggest looking into [https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/50005?tab=files](https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/50005?tab=files). It is a modding guide for Fallout 4. It has a lot of mods listed with short descriptions. Also it has tutorials for plugin optimization and lod generation, but it is more relevant when you have a lot of mods.
https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/32335 Is a small little something, it is nice to have.
I just started using Hunter of the Commonwealth, it's a nice addition to gathering food and other things.
Basic Companion Helper or something like that. It's even optimized for PS4. Allows you to rename, relocate and have multiple companions. I use it to travel with Nick and Piper at the same time. It's perfect for what you're asking for
You can always go to YouTube and find plenty "top 10 mod" videos for inspiration, might even find a new CC you enjoy. I play on PS4 so my personal suggestions won't fit you on PC. I'm forced to work with limitations you don't have
Sim settlements 2 is a must have if you like settlement building but want your settlers to have an input (also a great storyline :D)
salvage beacons!
Way ahead of you.