Anyone tried the mod list Viva new vegas?

[General SnuSnu]

Considering giving it a try but not sure how much it adds / changes?

what are your thoughts on it?

[brawler]

basically a very good vanilla + modlist.

[Vex Hilarius]

Just use the nexus to browse mods you want. Dont rely too heavily on mod lists.

[Doctor Go-Go]

For me, It doesn't matter IF I disable or enable any of them. They load by default regardless. It wasn't always like that.

The included mods are ... alright. Gun Runners arsenal does have a nice selection of enhanced or improved weapons and ammo.

[Taipan]

All mod lists are outdated and lack soul, I tried that approach.

If you have time, spend a few days building a mod list with what you want, writing them in an excel, writing their special requirements, then build your own mod list based on that.

I did that, it was time consuming, but now I am running 121 mods, most of them quest and gameplay mods, and I had 0 crashes and 0 issues.

The only thing I needed to do was to disable anti aliasing and anisotropy, cause I forgot to do that from the start, and change water displacement or something like that to 0, because water was transparent in some situations. EDIT: And I changed some ENB values, disabling DOF and changing interior lighting.

ZERO crashes. 121 mostly gameplay mods, that are the most conflicting ones.

EDIT2: I also use this guide, not because of stuttering, but because I have a high end PC in report to this game: https://www.reddit.com/r/fnv/comments/3cjtqu/fix_for_stuttering_on_moderately_high_to_high_end/

[Taipan]

Also, be aware of small mods that supposedly give a bit more functionality to the game, especially if they are very old. Two such old mods, a radar and a UI mod made a mess of the beta testing.

[Phantastiks]

I'm playing the New Vegas mods right now and I really like it so far. Adds a lot of stability and framerates and my game never crashed since I installed it. The author of the list even went so far as to implement his own patches and fixes so that the mods don't conflict with each other.

Also it adds a lot off cool, vanilla-friendly stuff to the game without breaking the feeling of the original lore.