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New Vegas Redesigned 3: NOTE: New Vegas Redesigned 3 contains explicit content that may be disturbing to some, for a more PG overhaul you should download New Vegas Redesigned 2. New Vegas Redesigned 3 changes many aspects of the game, but, most importantly, changes the structure of NPCs' faces to be more realistic and less Oblivion-like. For Fallout: New Vegas on the PC, a GameFAQs message board. Good old 'Fallout NV has stopped working' error, and I have to close it. I am almost certain your crashing is related to MCM interacting with oHUD and PN. New Vegas Nexus - For all your New Vegas modding needs. Fallout 3 Nexus - For all your Fallout 3 modding needs. Fallout 4 Nexus - For all your Fallout 4 modding needs. Explore the Fallout Network /r/fallout - Reddits Fallout Home /r/fo3 - Discussion Fallout 3 /r/fnv - Discussion for New Vegas /r/fo4 - Discussion for Fallout 4.
Well I noticed that even with TTW in alpha, people are already using tons of mods and in general the experience seems good (not counting the crashes and freezes and incompatibilities because of some mods ). So I would like to know if there are any mods you seem not to be able to play both Fallout games without anymore?You can tell me from the most important from the least important, I am just curious, bored and with time in my hands to write this.PS: If you could also point out why you can't play without some of those mods I would be thankful. Unified hud and every mod it's built for.reason: a whole lot of functionality and information at the tip of you fingers2. Advanced recon gearreason: nightvision and thermals are great for those really dark environments3.
Mod configuration menu (depends if you need it). If you have mods that are compatible with this, no reason not to get it.
Way better than using an item in your pipboy to bring up a prompt menu.4. Readiusreason: nothing on your arm, can see your armor made over both your arms (looks way nicer)-that's prlly the only vital ones i would list, otherwise i would say to get the continue after ending mod so the game doesn't END end.and animation replacement mods are definitely a strong suggestion.and im not listing the ttw mods that already on this forum since you already know of those =P. Arwen's TweaksBecause I like struggling to survive instead of mowing down armies of raiders and becoming super-rich immediately.
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Without it the game's just too arcadey, easy and boring. Naturally it took me a fair bit of tweaking to get it to work with TTW and I've barely started on distributing the MedTec items, but I simply wouldn't play without Arwen's hardcore mode.2. Any simple 3x damage upperBecause I hate the RPG-trope style combat where you stand there trading headshots until one of you runs out of HP.
I like my combat to be fast and deadly, and my non-combat travelling and exploration to be tense and wraught with terror. If I can shrug off a surprise.308 to the head, I might as well just sprint around the place with my eyes closed and my thumb up my butt.3. Project NevadaBecause I've just gotten too used to the gameplay features it brings. Grenade hotkeys, visor overlays, sprint key. They seem like a mandatory part of the game to me now, and I'd miss them terribly.5.
Graphical mods; DarnUI, weather replacers, body replacers, texture replacements, etc.Because, pretty.6. FNNCQ Slavery OverhaulBecause I've never played a non-evil PC and I probably never will.7. Assorted weapons tweaks; 00 Commando, Weapons Mod Menu, Manual Reload, Selective FireFor better, more immersive and less cheaty combat. Project Nevada. Its features just improve the game too much to go without.
Fallout Nv Mcm Error
FWE is good for straight Fallout 3 too, but PN is better.MCM. Menu options instead of inventory clutter? Yes, please.Type 3 and Breezes. Just breaks immersion for me for a post-apocalyptic wasteland to have universally distributed sports bras and boxer-briefs.
Especially when the underwear covers more than the outfit its supposed to be under does.Any sex mod, preferably Sexout from Loverslab.com for FNV and Animated Prostitution for FO3. In a wasteland rife with violence, slavery, cannibalism, and other atrocities the lack of sex and its consequences is as immersion-breaking as the widespread pristine underwear.Willow. She's far better than any vanilla and most mod-added companions.Nevada Skies URWLified.
Its just pretty.Vurts Wasteland Flora Overhaul. Its 200 years later, some regrowth is to be expected.New Vegas Extended Content (NVEC, formerly New Vegas Error Corrections). Many many fixes and extras that improve the games in myriad ways.Various and sundry quest-mods. I'm bored with the vanilla content, I need newness.
Be very careful about fix mods. Most of them work with the principle that they take out the leftovers from FO3 in NV (which is btw. A good thing imho for NV and only for NV). Obsidian was pretty lazy in cleaning up their DLC called New Vegas. Yes you are reading correctly. NV was assumingly developed like a FO3 DLC.
The Mod Configuration Menu Mcm New Vegas
That's is my only explanation for the many leftovers in the esm.Most of the problems we have to deal in TTW are from these leftovers. So if you install a fixer mod which takes them out also the fixes that TTW made could be taken out. So I don't recommend to use these.@DynastiaNice to see my FNNCQ in your list. I've got a few that I can't play without (in no particular order):MCMEVEWMXAWOP - I can't believe nobody has mentioned this already! Fantastic mod and apparently there is an FO3 version now (which I have not tried yet).
Adds so much to the game in terms of locations and everything else.MoMod - who doesn't like more stuff to shoot at?Project NevadaNew Vegas Bounties 1&2There are also a few that are good, but not totally necessary:Lucky 38 Suite Reloaded -a bit out of date maybe, but so much better than vanillaIWS - even though every time I use it my game crashes horribly - I wish someone would make a version that works better.Harder Than You - LOVE this mod!Angel Park 2.
May be on the horizon, with Bethesda, but fans hungry for a more traditional, solo apocalypse are well served today. Might technically be a mod for, but it’s closer to a whole new game. Set out in the New California Republic twenty years before The Courier got shot in the face, there’s a new map two thirds the size of New Vegas, and a branching, voiced story that developers Radian-Helix Media reckon can take between six and thirty hours to finish. Below, the trailer.Formerly known as Project Brazil, New California has been in the works since the early days of New Vegas, which coincidentally just turned eight years old. New California tells the story of a new protagonist – the Star Player – a Vault-Ball player who (depending on choices made during the prologue) will follow broadly combat or science-themed stories. Later, players emerge into the wasteland and have to pick sides between the NCR, a raider warlord’s army, the New Reno mob, the Enclave, the Shi and the Super Mutants, each with their own quest-lines and unique endings.
While designed to be near-standalone and playable as just your sole New Vegas mod, New California’s devs have provided to improve the experience. Among them is a personal favourite;, a sweeping systems overhaul which refines both the FPS and RPG sides of the game. Depending on how New California ends for you, they tease the possibility of continuing your character’s story, becoming The Courier and leading back into the events of New Vegas. Even more ambitiously, the upcoming should be compatible too.The current version of New California is officially a beta. It’s feature-complete, but there’s no playtesting environment quite as vigorous as putting it in the hands of thousands of eager Fallout fans.
Save often in different slots, and expect the same bugs you would of any official Bethesda launch. There’s no word on when an official ‘final’ release will happen – it all depends on how many bugs are discovered. I’m excited to try this out for myself, having been waiting practically since its announcement, but congested download servers means that may have to wait until tonight.You can find Fallout: New California on both and, although both sites are creaking right now trying to serve up the hefty 6.6gb download.
You’ll need Fallout: New Vegas to play (no DLC required, but ideally the Ultimate Edition), which happens to be, bringing it down to £9/€12/$12 for the next day. Steam users will also need the Large Address Aware patch from the.