Mr_Bungle
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All of this NV talk is making want to re install and attempt installing the mods you spoke of before. I played about 60 hours of FO4 before feeling burnt out on the quests and perk tree(s).
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All of this NV talk is making want to re install and attempt installing the mods you spoke of before. I played about 60 hours of FO4 before feeling burnt out on the quests and perk tree(s).
DirkDonkeyroot
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Aaron
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Wait.. so is it a pain to use Nexus now? I was going to mod up via them anyway, if only the esentials such as non-official patches and some more. If I have to jump through hoops just to get that shit working then I will probably stay away.
Lol that's actually a new idea... if I do play
Utnayan
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Yep Bethesda is forcing everyone to Creation, which is their paid for service in which mods are made and the mod creator gets about 3 cents on the dollar and Bethesda takes the rest in their new mod money making scheme. About as bad as trying to monetize private servers and not allowing players to host their own and charging a subscription in Fallout 76. This company can suck it. Straight on.
There are ways around it in Fallout 76 to hack their system, but it's a pain in the ass and not worth it.
How to Install Skyrim and Fallout 4 Mods with Nexus Mod Manager
Like many Bethesda games, modding is one of the big draws of games like Skyrim and Fallout 4 on the PC.
www.howtogeek.com
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Vorph
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I don't think anything has actually changed if you just want to use NMM exclusively. At least not for FO4 or the other games that came out before Bethesda realized full retard was just the beginning and they could actually go several levels beyond that.
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TBT-TheBigToe
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Yep Bethesda is forcing everyone to Creation, which is their paid for service in which mods are made and the mod creator gets about 3 cents on the dollar and Bethesda takes the rest in their new mod money making scheme. About as bad as trying to monetize private servers and not allowing players to host their own and charging a subscription in Fallout 76. This company can suck it. Straight on.
There are ways around it in Fallout 76 to hack their system, but it's a pain in the ass and not worth it.
How to Install Skyrim and Fallout 4 Mods with Nexus Mod Manager
Like many Bethesda games, modding is one of the big draws of games like Skyrim and Fallout 4 on the PC.
This doesn't seem any more complicated than getting mods to work for their games has always been. Editing a couple ini files is no issue at all, especially when it comes to modding.
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Caliane
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i hear what you guys are saying... but every time I get the itch to go back in an give FO4 or skyrim another run.. I remember what a PITA it will be to go through Nexus, check all my mods are up to date and still working. see which are broke and why. Never mind adding any new ones.
The whole system is fucked, and bullshit.
The whole system is fucked, and bullshit.
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Rime
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Steam and/or various robust Mod Managers are really a 'game changer' as far as getting modding communities spread to the populous.
Aaron
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My main problem with my last few Skyrim "runs" has always been spending 2-3 days seting up a good mod setup, launching and re-launching the game to see if it all works, then when all is finally ready I go do the first Barrow quest, get bored and quit lol. Well, we'll see, I might load this up and play with a minimum of mods to see how it is now.
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Ive followed this guide a number of times on replays;
www.nexusmods.com
Was updated more regularly earlier in the year, but its really good. Includes a number of packaged graphical changes/gameplay changes, and its stable. Good walk through (def read before beginning), good load order notes. You can add mods you want, but they should installed and placed with other like mods in the load order. Game runs smoother/looks a hell of lot better than when I would do mods piecemeal.
For those of you with RTX/Turing cards - disable weapon debris, otherwise the game will crash.
Fallout 4 Mod List and Load Order Guide (BiRaitBec Modlist)
Complete Modlist and Load Order Guide for Best Fallout 4 Modding Experience. Extreme Fallout 4 Engine & Textures Mods Optimization.
www.nexusmods.com
Was updated more regularly earlier in the year, but its really good. Includes a number of packaged graphical changes/gameplay changes, and its stable. Good walk through (def read before beginning), good load order notes. You can add mods you want, but they should installed and placed with other like mods in the load order. Game runs smoother/looks a hell of lot better than when I would do mods piecemeal.
For those of you with RTX/Turing cards - disable weapon debris, otherwise the game will crash.
It's a pretty common problem. I know I've spent as much time figuring out mods as I have actually playing Skyrim. This isn't a Bethesda problem though as some might be suggesting. I'm sure going forward we'll see them fuck everyone over by pushing things to the creation club, but we're not quite there yet. (FO76 maybe? But who gives a fuck about that)
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Coronachan let me catch up on my stack of backlogged games, this is the last one and I'm enjoying it. Their graphics upgrade patch looks good too.
Didn't know what to do with a hundred prox mines in the bank until vault 81 told me to brave dozens of diseased mole rats and not get bit.
Voila- mined the fuck out of each pile of dirt I passed and re-mined them when they triggered = showered by mole rat goo but no disease thank christ.
Didn't know what to do with a hundred prox mines in the bank until vault 81 told me to brave dozens of diseased mole rats and not get bit.
Voila- mined the fuck out of each pile of dirt I passed and re-mined them when they triggered = showered by mole rat goo but no disease thank christ.