very long loading time

[johnwilliamcrow1968]

I go ether inside or outside and the loading is very long and I have up to date computer and a kick but graphic card so why is the loading screen is so long??

[Fluffy_Llama]

yes the load times are still as broken as they are in Fallout 4, get this

https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/73469

make sure to install the version for non next gen and do not bother with address library and launch the game using the F4se_loader exe that Fallout London installs

[Necron Monolith ₿]

Load Accelerator - https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/10283 - no F4SE required.
or, High FPS Physics Fix - https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/44798 - requires F4SE.

[SMChillin]

don't use load accelerator, it makes load times very fast but it destroys the physics and leads to crashes, in my experience.

[Simon Bar Sinister]

I have used https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/73469 and had zero crashes.

[Necron Monolith ₿]

I've used Long Loading Times Fix as well, just had more success with High FPS Physics Fix.

[Alio]

You can press alt+tab on loading screens after 5/10 seconds for interiors/exteriors to get them to instant load. Been doing this forever and works fine.

[catch22atplay]

Originally posted by SMChillin:

don't use load accelerator, it makes load times very fast but it destroys the physics and leads to crashes, in my experience.

Can set fps to up to 120fps before physics goes nuts. Only crash i ever get using it is when i'm building my settlements and it's not related to Load Accelerator.

[Doctor Hades]

Just shows how archaic this engine is that I had to not only edit the Fallout4Prefs.ini file's i iPresentInterval setting from 1 to 0 in order to get the game to actual display an image (otherwise it just shows a black screen with audio playing), but I also had to download a user mod in order to reduce the loading times from upwards of 60 seconds... for a game installed to an SSD!!! Even then it is buggy and I end up having to hit the Windows key to switch out and then back into the game, where it will miraculously finish loading!

Talk about having to jump through hoops to get this game working properly. And to top it all the NVIDIA debris setting still causes the game to crash. At the very least you would have thought the developers would have just removed this from the launcher.

Thank goodness for modders. Without them I don't think anyone honestly would be playing or talking about Bethesda RPGs because, let's be honest here, from a technical perspective their games are pretty mediocre in my opinion, full of bugs, dated visuals, graphical glitches and other oddities (z-buffer texture flickering issues) and they never EVER seem to fix any of them despite releasing updates and re-releases.