With lots of attachments and sound effects, the creators of this mod put a lot of work into making this gun seamlessly fit into your arsenal… well, that and you can make it shoot confetti that one-shots people if you were into that. This one is a very popular weapon for those of you who like to make a big bang.

The ‘Other World’ is a new addition, and it’s basically Hell and you’ll have to escape.

New enemies (hellhounds, hordes and so much more) entirely, visuals, audios, and a ton of custom soundtracks.

Complete overhaul of the weather and scenery.All-inclusive and still in early access, give this mod a shot! Instead of your normal wasteland experience, now you are in a deep post-apocalyptic horror game.

Grim is a mod that completely changes the survival aspect of Fallout. You can randomize, select gear, and answer questions about your new experience.You have several different options, including an entirely new location, name, and face.You can have a completely new start on Fallout 4 though you are still technically Nate or Nora.Unlike other ‘new start’ mods that can step away from the Fallout 4 storyline of you chasing your infant son, you now can be anything from an Institute Synth to a lost Enclave officer, or the Carrier from New Vegas, and even more! Make a full named save before adding mods using the console save command.If you’re a roleplayer who loves to dive deeply in the story and really put yourself in your character’s shoes… This is definitely a great mod for you to put at the top of your load order. And the weaker you hardware is the more likely it is to crash. The more major changes made to the game, the more the chance of problems. Anything that creates new data that gets loaded into the game from a save file, rather than a mod, needs consideration. Again read the full description and look thru the forum and bug lists. Plus they might not be compatible with one another. However mods that change gameplay can be different as their changes can get included in save files. Scenery mods can usually be added and removed at will. You can try them in different load positions to see if there is any difference. What about campaign mods like UIF and so onĪnd also mods like war of the commonwealth, i heard they were prone to crashīefore or after probably won't matter. Ok i see thanks, so i can download better good neighbor and diamond city enhanced and put them after overgrowth And even then it isn't really a conflict. Originally posted by hawkeye:No, a conflict won't necessarily occur. duplicates if two mods add objects to the same area, the game will display all additions. So it does not work on files but the objects in the files.Īs all this works on purpose by design, you don't get crashes. But if one alters the gun store door, but the other alters the detective's door they both work. If they touch the same game object the higher priority one wins. Note that this works on individual game objects not files. By placing my mod later in the load order. I use Reclamation for the extra vines, moss, decay etc but I overwrite Reclamation's grass with my own grass mod. So there is no conflict as you choose which one wins by your load order. If a mod paints a door red, another white and another blue, it will be the color of the last mod. If multiple mods change the same object, then the last one in the load order wins. I use Reclamation (the latest in overgrowth mods) plus other scenery mods.

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