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Oh man, why'd I have to open this thread? I wanna play NV again but I'm not sure if my save game from when I played it over a year ago would work with a new install since I had played with a ton of mods during that game. There's so many new ones out now though that I'm thinking it might just be better to start all over from scratch with a new game. I'm building a new computer in a couple days so why the hell not, right? Other than the stuff marked as such in the OP, are there any other mods that should be considered "essentials"?
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I just got my new computer setup, NV installed, and about 7 million mods downloaded. I think I've got just about all the bases covered, but I have a couple questions. Is the Community Bugfix Compilation Patch a must have? It seems to fix/change a lot of things, but I'm not sure if for the better. What is everyone here's opinion of it? Also, I need one or two mod recommendations: I hate having to shoot a normal guy 20 times to kill him. I like gun fights to feel dangerous and short lived. Are there any good mod that makes the games combat more blunt/dangerous/fps-like? Also are there any decent blood texture mods or rag doll physics mods? Lastly, I hate how NV deals with faction rep. Is there a mod to balance that whole rep system and make it so it's somewhat logical? Gumball Dad fucked around with this message at 21:14 on May 26, 2011 |
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May 26, 2011 21:12
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When installing mods, is it best to just use the FOMM package manager to handle all the 7zip files from the Nexus? Like, do I just click on 'open FOMOD' in the package editor and select each rar'ed mod I downloaded?
Gumball Dad fucked around with this message at 22:29 on May 26, 2011 |
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May 26, 2011 22:24
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