Realistic weapons fallout 4 mods#

Patching those together is a huge pile of work. It's not compatible with the weapon packs above in any way on its own though.

You can debate whether weapon degradation is realistic (hint: depends on the numbers) but the immersion it provides was a fun gameplay element to many in FNV. Let's go.ДЄmmoTweaks: Implements the FNV weapon degradation and ammo system which in itself is huge.

Realistic weapons fallout 4 mods#

That's a complex topic as there's mods that do different things in totally different ways. Realistic guns, which also means mechanics. What does it do besides adding a pack of realistic guns? I know it's got no Bozar.ДЄre there packs that I missed? Which one of these have you tried, r/falloutmods? Did you manage to combine them with ammunition or game mechanics mods? This leads me to the next point, the actual topic. Modern Firearms (Search it for yourself, it's only on ModDB for non-legal reasons): Can't really find good information on this one. Injects into LLs by script, which is a huge plus. :-/Дoombased Weapons Merged: Is less expansive, only includes ballistic weapons (unsure if that's good or bad). Has a long list of dependencies to other mods that are not AWKCR though, which seems it will cause bigger problems with other interesting mods. Weaponsmith Extended: Provides a huge pack of guns. It seems there are these popular weapon packs (listing each individual custom weapon would be futile, sorry): I haven't messed with additional gun mods up until now because I know the mess they create in your leveled lists. In a more plausible setting, there'd be all kinds of firearms with a broader selection of ammunition distributed throughout the game. Of course it's Fallout, so there's got to be laser and plasma guns of all kinds but the ballistic weapons actually have a rather narrow selection of 'base' weapons.

A simple one to start would be the actual guns themselves. There's several aspects to a realistic gun combat experience in FO4 actually. I've tried some of those myself over the past year, others I've never tried but would like to. I think it's time to pool some experience about if and how they work together. Lots of moons have passed since then, lots of updates and new approaches to realistic guns have been released and the mods themselves have matured. I've been scouring the sub's history back to FO4 release and found several threads on this from 'back then', the most recent one being more than half a year old.