Your favorite modpacks

[MaterStrictt]

Hi everybody. For those new or returning to Fallout 4, modpacks are just that, collections of mods that people have collected to turn Fallout 4 into........well, you decide. There are some that simply make the game run better. Some add some small touches or batches of weapons and/or armor. Maybe hordes of new enemies. And some, some can completely change Fallout 4 into something else.

So, any suggestions for modpacks? Lost World is now sadly, gone. And I really wouldn't trust a backup that someone had sitting on their Google drive. Nexus is fine. (They have a collections section already.) Wabbajack is good too. (I'm currently thinking about Magnum Opus.)

Since some people might be new to this, please let people know if what you're suggesting is compatible with either a post patch build or a pre-patch build. Or maybe both.

Post away!

[Luey Hewis]

pregnancy mods

[kdodds]

Modpacks are a bane on the existence of modders AND those who know what they're doing when modding their games. They actually teach you that there's a one-click solution to a modded game and this just isn't the case.

[Mewfii]

I'm just going to say it, anything furry

[Nitemares]

Word of warning for all those thinking about a Modpack.

Thanks to the NG update breaking mods, there is NO guarantee that a mod pack is going to work!

Modpack are an assembly of mods put together by the pack creator from OTHER peoples mods. Even if the mods are updated to NG, its up tot he pack creator to ensure their pack is NG compliant - not the mod creators.

Many Modpack are throw together and then abandoned by their makers... making modpacks dangerous and frustrating right now.

[Zekiran]

None. Choose each and every one of your mods carefully and only after reading everything about their bugs, interactions, and issues.

[Vazkulator]

im not much for modpacks since you are more likely to end up with finnicky stuff that looks out of place from the authors personal preferences, better putting down a good baseline of what works for you and then leaving plenty of room in the future to add in more one at a time.

common mistake is downloading huge housing mods as an example, takes ages to load up crafting menu and you barely end up using so much as half of whats in there in the end.

downgrade the game ->
script extender ->
patches/fixes ->

vivid fallout ->
vivid weathers ->
WET ->
darker nights/true nights ->

cbbe or fusion girl ->
ida+valkyrie
(uncertain which works best with mutilation mods for more realistic combat)
looksmenu stuff

More Power Armour Mods
Power Armor Materials AND Paints (PAMAP)
TES-51 Power Armor
FO4 War Tags
Power Armor Animation Changes

DoomBASED weapon pack ->
(FN FAL, 1911 & AK, Deagle & etc)
https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/20687
M1 Garand by asXas->
(PING)
AK5c Nordic relic - asXas ->
(with swedish surströmming)
Mosin Nagant - FX0x01

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Armorsmith Extended v3.02
Armorkeywords v2.2.2
Legendary modification by teaLz v1.75 w/ Survival mode picks

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clean retex mods (shack/wood floor tiles, greenhouses, beige concrete, barn & etc)
Custom Concrete Walls with Window Glass
Graf's Security Fences
Craftable Turret Stands
NX Pro Farming or other planters
K9 harness & complement with some armor mods that provide pouches
(fun & convenient if you play survival and need some food/drinks at hand.)

[genu]

downgrading is for people who cant play without jiggling boobs and buns.

avoid that. this will cause more problems you can ever imagine.

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modlists are great for ideas for you own mod collection but they always have stuff you dont want.

theres no way around compiling your OWN modlist to get the most out of fallout 4.

[Nitemares]

Originally posted by genu:

downgrading is for people who cant play without jiggling boobs and buns.

avoid that. this will cause more problems you can ever imagine.

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but, but , but I LIKE my Jiggling boobs!!