
That's why Batch File all the junk from Jobac is a godsend for all you master builders out there. There's nothing more annoying when crafting a base in Fallout 4 than running out of junk halfway through a build and having to head out and hunt for more. In layman's terms, The Enhanced Wasteland Preset makes Fallout 4 look prettier and shinier. The Enhanced Wasteland Preset from Razed adds a little more vibrancy to the environment with dither, serpia, SMAA and a bunch of other features that only the folks at Digital Foundry would understand. Over on nexusmods they've created a whole site dedicated to mods for Fallout 4, and I've had a look at some of the most popular downloads to see what's on offer.įallout 4 is more colourful than its predecessor, but that hasn't stopped the Boston wastes from looking a little washed out.

Be aware that textures should always be used in BA2 files, using them as loose files will degrade performance noticeably.Fallout 4 has been out for less than a week but modders are already hard at work churning out add-ons that'll alter and in many cases improve your adventures in post-nuclear Boston. Texture replacers are a good way to get more fidelity without a lot of performance degradation. It's essentially only still popular because it was the first weather mod around.Īs for texture replacers, I'd try installing all AIO packs you can get and see if you like it. It has a lot less weathers than its competition. True Storms is pretty much outdated at this point, the only thing it does that no other mod has is the "Ghoul Storms" feature. Same here: Choose one and only one, it's not worth the hassle, weather mods always conflict with each other. Comes down to personal preference IMO, though Vivid Weathers is more readily compatible with ELFX. I've used True Grass and Grasslands, both are valid choices.Īs for weather mods, NAC is the most comprehensive one with Vivid Weathers being a close second. Grass mods, or rather, mods that overhaul grass and shrubbery, are usually just texture replacers and there's no "best" one.


I personally like AGM but BNS seems fine too (never tried it so far). Boston Natural Surroundings, Another Green Mod and certain versions of ReGrowth are the only greenery (trees) mods that don't screw over performance so far.
