Similar Modpacks to ItsYaBoyBrandyBoy's balancing video?

[scrotal warrior]

Hi All,

I've tried Fallout 4 a couple times, twice vanilla, once lightly modded, but could never get into it. After watching ItsYaBoyBrandyBoy's video "The Balancing In Fallout 4 Is Laughably BAD. Here's How I Fixed It," I felt he pretty much described the way I had while playing the game (not 100%, but close enough that the game wouldn't feel quite so sluggish and unengaging. Seriously, standing still and shooting at a raider while he shoots at me and we both just lay into each other until one dies is not only boring, but completely breaks immersion). I'm not much of a modder, so am not super confident in messing with the load orders of more than a dozen mods and their dependencies, so was hoping there might be an easy to install modpack that covers all the content mentioned in the video, on top of some small quality of life things like skip intro, show full dialogue options, even removing the voiced protagonist would be nice. Thanks!

[Zekiran]

Mod "packs" are not recommended, because when one of them goes bad or isn't working correctly, you will have to sort through them all to reach the broken one.

Research all the mods you want on your machine. Every one of them. Comments, bug reports, known issues, etc. If the mod in question lacks a section but still claims to be 'great', that's a red flag, avoid it even if people download it doesn't mean it works.

LOOT is the sorting system that I use, with Nexus Mod Manager / Community Edition on MY machine. Many other people use Vortex which I believe may come with or be easily able to grab LOOT, and others still use Mod Organizer 2 again which may come prepackaged or have easy access to such a thing. Loot has been a godsend for me since I average around 250 to 300 mods on my game at any given run.

The load order is what it does, but also it will tell you whether there are broken bits.