I usually download all of the mods I want, then do one restart and rebuild. I don't do the whole restart and rebuild database after every single mod. Here is a good load order guide to follow.

It will conflict with many other mods because it changes so many things about the game. If you really want to punish yourself, try Immersive Gameplay, but be careful about using too many other mods with it. Sometimes I’ll play about 10-15 levels and decide I don’t like one of the gameplay mods and I’ll start over and try a new one. NPC Accuracy Adjustment (because I hate getting headshot by drug smacked raiders from halfway across the map with a pipe pistol)Īfter that, I usually dabble in some type of faction overhaul mods, maybe a combat overhaul, a weapon & armor overhaul (unless the combat overhaul covers that), a few settlement tweaks, some of the different companion mods, the possibilities are endless after that. Zombie Walkers (I like slower but tougher ferals, that way I don't get one-hit by a ghoul with Olympic athlete level sprinting and hurdling in survival) Stronger Dogmeat (I almost always roll Lone Wanderer with Dogmeat in Survival) There’s also a mod to keep radiant quests in the region they are given, instead of Commonwealth quests potentially sending you to Far Harbor and vice versa. There’s a mod that lets you find DLC weapons and ammo in the Commonwealth, can’t think of the name.

Simple Green (there’s different seasons, pick your flavor).Ĭompanion Infinite Ammo (companion accuracy sucks, and I can’t manage their ammo and mine in Survival) Unofficial Patch, base game and all DLC’s. So, the mods that I have to have every play through: PS4 mods are not as good (in quality or quantity) as PC & Xbone, but are still good enough to refresh your game and completely change your playthroughs. Get ready for the PC master race crowd to come in here and tell you that PS4 mods suck, get a PC, blah, blah, blah.

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