There’s also a chunk of added free community-created content.Īt this point, it’s kind of safe to say that a critical mass of Fallout 4 mods have warped it into something new entirely. One of the key elements of this “remastered” edition is how different the environment looks like it’s a new artistic direction. Some big ones include “immersive animations,” as well as the UI-boosting wheel menu, and even community-made bug fixes.
Here’s the best part: over on Modwatch, Ded String actually gathered up the bulk of the mods they included. That includes Ded String, who succinctly showcased the efforts of jamming together 205 Fallout 4 mods. But there are still people out there who love the franchise, and have been working tirelessly to preserve those games with mods. The Fallout series hasn’t been nearly as prevalent as it used to be in pop culture, and the reception to 4 and 76 undoubtedly have contributed to that decline. It’s been a long time since I revisited Fallout 4. In Fallout 4 there is an option to bash somebody with a buttstock and that is something that guns aren't designed to do (mostly) I think this could be the main cause of weapon degradation to be more authentic, or realistic, but anyways i still miss the weapon degradation.The dedication of the modding community is impressive I agree that firearms don't degrade that much when just fired from because that's their purpouse, but guns need some maintenance like cleaning from time to time to avoid jams, in real life most vulnerable parts would be probably springs in magazines due to material consumption leading to misfeed the gun. All in all though im really happy they've got rid of this feature, not in skyrim though if i'm smacking swords against s*** all day its gonna get pretty blunt and need some maintenance, loot an degredation became an essential mod for me. A better idea in my opinion would to have different tiers of ammo condition (Pristine pre-war, well handmade, shoddy handmade etc.) the quality of the ammo would have different percentage chances of misfires or jamming.You could even combine this with your idea, lupus666, and have misfires damage your receiver effecting fire rate or damage menaing you'd have to replace or repair it. Although i like the idea of Armour degradation (Being shot at and all that) Firearms in real life don't actually degrade all that much at all, it always broke my immersion in fo3 that i had to fix my hunting rifle constantly when realistically I shouldn't have to after such little use.
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