#FALLOUT 4 OVERGROWTH MODS HOW TO#
#FALLOUT 4 OVERGROWTH MODS MOD#

*Insignificant Object Remover - This helps with performance by removing about a quarter of the grass and rubbish strewn about the commonwealth that the game generates on the fly.

#FALLOUT 4 OVERGROWTH MODS MOD#

*Water Redux - Lots of the water mods make all water crystal clear or all murky I find this mod strikes a nice balance and manages to get the water looking just right. *Better Graphics and Weather - Really, this does what it says on the tin, just improving the lighting and feel of the game at times- nights are actually dark! Some prefer Weather Redux which is a great mod but adds new weather systems I'm not really a fan of, but I'd definitely recommend giving either a try! *Simple Settlers (Mortal Edition)- Gives settlers names, increases the number of variants for their appearance and provides a small chance to recruit functional child settlers. It also fixes Mama Murphy's zombie face which is a plus. *TCE - The Companions Enhanced is a mod that makes your companions look better and be somewhat more useful. There's a version where headshots kill but that's up to you if you want to use it, for the purpose of this mod I'm trying to avoid cheaty mods. *Dismemberment Overhaul (original version)- Makes the game gorier and more satisfying, and can lead to some rather funny scenarios. unfortunately there's one location both mods use and they end up conflicting. These are both great mods and I would recommend using one but not the other. *Plenty'o'Exploration OR Minuteman Watchtowers- Plenty'o'Exploration gives you more interiors and a few exteriors to explore, mostly around the Concord area, while Minuteman Watchtowers adds nine new exterior locations to explore. Some may note that I've left out another mod that creates plenty more exploration but that's coming up next. they give you more interiors to explore! It really makes the game fresh again to be able to wander round and spot a door in a well trodden city that you've never been in before and inject the excitement of exploration back into your experience. *The Beantown Interiors Project, Stumble Upon Interiors and Lexington Interiors- I'm growling these three together because they all offer the same function. Granted some might consider this a cheat because of how many resources scrapping can net you, but realistically the only more rare resource you'll find yourself with barrels of is fertiliser. Gone are the trashpiles, random bushes and piles of leaves. *STS- Scrap That Settlement is a great tool that finally let's you scrap all that nasty stuff you're forced to leave around your settlements. This is for the folks who have the season pass (or at least Automatron, Far Harbor and Nuka World)- now you'll be able to find DLC items and creatures rarely in the commonwealth and in the other DLC areas- creatures from the DLCs won't start appearing until you complete the Mechanical Menace quest. *Integrated Commonwealth- Quite a few mods by ANDREWCX are on this list it turns out. Simple, effective and does exactly what it says on the tin. *Place Anywhere Tool - Another great tool for building settlements, this helps you place things where you want to place them. This mod does cause the game to lag out for a few seconds when you open workshop mode, but that's a problem with how mods are forced to function on console.

#FALLOUT 4 OVERGROWTH MODS HOW TO#

*USO - Unlocked Settlement Objects is a great addition for anyone who likes making settlements- it can be an almost overwhelming amount of new things to build with but you'll quickly get to grips with it once you've figured out how to navigate the menus.

Fallout 4 overgrowth mods