a good mod list for TTW?

[SuspiciouspegasusTTV]

Im looking for some mods to spice up my game for them to work with TTW but right now im trying to iron out some bugs/kinks with my current modlist(I have 108 active plugins and Mod limit fix) although I think a lot of these bugs came from me installing mods mid playthrough which would end up causing issues but thankfully im about to start a new save, but I wanna install TTW but I remember fallout 3 lacking in quite a few places, so any mod that improves my Experiance with TTW is a welcome ass change.


also I find that it seems like there are not enough different skills and or such to disperse my skills into as I find that by level 50 I have mastered almost every single skill besides sneak and energy weapons. So Im wondering if there are mods out there that make the skills experiance not quite as easy(I mean mind you im not opposed to picking up new skills and even getting a lot of skills to 100 I just think that mastering all but 2-3 skills is a bit overboard)

Im also looking for new content, weapons, quest, locations as well as gameplay mods.

However one thing I am also interested in is removing some of the broken Steel BS gameplay aspects like Super mutant overlords with the tri beam laser rifle or the feral ghoul reavers of the albino rad scorps. Mostly cuz I felt like broken steel was not fun when you were starting a new game, cuz going to a place for a quest at level 15 only to encounter 1 feral ghoul reaver, waste half if not all your ammo and meds just to kill it and get barely anything in return is not fun at all.

Im also wondering which mods break TTW

[SuspiciouspegasusTTV]

PS also looking for mods I can grab from the FO3 nexus that work with TTW and or if there is a way to use FNV edit to make them work with TTW

[AC Denton]

Originally posted by ♧♢♤❤Kraft❤♤♢♧:

Im also wondering which mods break TTW

Everything. Just don't use TTW.
TTW is a mess than ruined modding, really unstable and doesn't even make canonical sense. Just forget it. Play F3 or FNV separate.

[Alliobro2309]

https://wastelandsurvivalguide.com/
This is the best guide for TTW modding.

[SuspiciouspegasusTTV]

Originally posted by AC Denton:

Originally posted by ♧♢♤❤Kraft❤♤♢♧:

Im also wondering which mods break TTW

Everything. Just don't use TTW.
TTW is a mess than ruined modding, really unstable and doesn't even make canonical sense. Just forget it. Play F3 or FNV separate.

any proof and or more reasons to back that up?

[Johnny Casey]

Looking at your post seems to suggest that you're not going to enjoy playing TTW, so I'll agree to AC Denton's idea of just playing the two games separately.

For the reference ---

Originally posted by TTW FAQ section:

One of the most widespread misconception that is seen around is that the Capital Wasteland Super Mutants in TTW use the same stats as the Mojave Wasteland ones, so they are much tougher and harder than the ones from Fallout 3. This is false, the Capital Wasteland Super Mutants in TTW do not use the same stats as the New Vegas ones, they were balanced to be similar to the ones in FO3 when taken into account the new resources given to the player in TTW.

This Super Mutant example is perfect to explain why TTW makes the Capital Wasteland feel harder for some players and feel similar to others when compared to Fallout 3. The Capital Wasteland Super Mutants in TTW are tougher than the ones from FO3, but that is because TTW adds things that make the player's character stronger and deadlier (more and stronger perks, more chems and consumables, stronger companions, way higher weapon damage, ammo types like AP, improved bobblehead effects, etc.), when the player takes advantage of some (or all) of these resources, Super Mutants will fall as fast or faster than they did in FO3. But if a player plays TTW only using the resources available in vanilla FO3, then of course the Super Mutants will be harder to deal with. TTW is a full package, everything in it is balanced to take advantage of the resources available to the players. If those resources are not used, then, of course, the game will be much harder.

[SuspiciouspegasusTTV]

Originally posted by Johnny Casey:

Looking at your post seems to suggest that you're not going to enjoy playing TTW, so I'll agree to AC Denton's idea of just playing the two games separately.

For the reference ---

Originally posted by TTW FAQ section:

One of the most widespread misconception that is seen around is that the Capital Wasteland Super Mutants in TTW use the same stats as the Mojave Wasteland ones, so they are much tougher and harder than the ones from Fallout 3. This is false, the Capital Wasteland Super Mutants in TTW do not use the same stats as the New Vegas ones, they were balanced to be similar to the ones in FO3 when taken into account the new resources given to the player in TTW.

This Super Mutant example is perfect to explain why TTW makes the Capital Wasteland feel harder for some players and feel similar to others when compared to Fallout 3. The Capital Wasteland Super Mutants in TTW are tougher than the ones from FO3, but that is because TTW adds things that make the player's character stronger and deadlier (more and stronger perks, more chems and consumables, stronger companions, way higher weapon damage, ammo types like AP, improved bobblehead effects, etc.), when the player takes advantage of some (or all) of these resources, Super Mutants will fall as fast or faster than they did in FO3. But if a player plays TTW only using the resources available in vanilla FO3, then of course the Super Mutants will be harder to deal with. TTW is a full package, everything in it is balanced to take advantage of the resources available to the players. If those resources are not used, then, of course, the game will be much harder.

Huh.

I mean I remember playing TTW a long time ago and it did feel more balanced than playing broken steel in its vanilla state. What I was talking about was how in broken steel the enemies got stupid at times unless you were using mods.

[Salamand3r-]

Originally posted by Alliobro2309sups.gg:

https://wastelandsurvivalguide.com/
This is the best guide for TTW modding.

This is the only guide to use for TTW modding. Hit up the TTW discord if you need any additional help.

As Johnny Casey said though, the difficulty curve is definitely higher - since TTW gives you all the New Vegas tools like ammo crafting, overpowered unique weapons, etc, it also had to for reasons of balance boost the difficulty of enemies in the Capital Wasteland.

However, BS alone doesn't cause the enemy level to increase - it *adds* enemy types like albino radscorps etc, but those still spawn based on your level, not just because you've got Broken Steel installed or are playing it.

The Wasteland Survival Guide modlist does give options to soften that a bit - mods like BLEED will definitely have an effect on enemies going down a bit quicker. On the flip side, you can die easier as well.

Originally posted by AC Denton:

Originally posted by ♧♢♤❤Kraft❤♤♢♧:

Im also wondering which mods break TTW

Everything. Just don't use TTW.
TTW is a mess than ruined modding, really unstable and doesn't even make canonical sense. Just forget it. Play F3 or FNV separate.

It's neither a mess (you may be referring to versions from half a decade ago), neither is it unstable (no more than standard NV - and it's leagues more stable that FO3 on a modern OS). It contains thousands of fixes to actual broken ♥♥♥♥ in both games. As to canonical - it makes literally as much sense as anything in any Bethesda Fallout game so far. That's either zero or all the sense, depending on your POV. I would agree that first-time players should try FO3 separate if they are able - but still using TTW to bring it into NV's fixed and more modern engine. Just ignore the trip to the Mojave and complete DC on its own, like Gopher is doing in his TTW playthrough.

[Firestw152]

Originally posted by SuspiciouspegasusTTV:

Originally posted by AC Denton:

Everything. Just don't use TTW.
TTW is a mess than ruined modding, really unstable and doesn't even make canonical sense. Just forget it. Play F3 or FNV separate.

any proof and or more reasons to back that up?

no cause he is crying about it ruining the canon but mods the game anyway. TTW is great and you should just follow the wasteland survival guide for modding.

[Mofuji]

TTW is amazing, really made me look at FO3 fondly.

Except for the story, I mean. And the towns. But the Capital Wasteland is fun as Hell to romp through, especially since A World of Pain for FO3 exists in TTW format.

[Connie]

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