Fallout 3 mod list
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I'm makeing a few of my own mods using only the original Fallout 3 objects. I don't really want to leave anyone out. You can play a mod without the DLC as long as the mod doesn't contain any of the items added by the DLC.slipknot4 said:
If you making you own mods you might know this. Since you are exporting a texture and a mesh for an object from the... let's say Anchorage BSM. It should be possible to play the game even if you don't have the expansion if you place the meshes and the textures in a folder inside Data or meshes, right?grimsprice said:
Currently, I'm only using a punk skin for the tunnel snakes outfit, but in time I plan to be using, Greenworld, usable cigerettes, survival of the fittest, Calbr, and one other that I can't remember the name of.
Edit: These mods create a high degree of difficulty for the game with the exception of the first two. The last mod whose name eludes me decreases the amount of bullets in fallout and makes it so shops sell bullet casing, which you use to create the bullets yourself.
Edit: These mods create a high degree of difficulty for the game with the exception of the first two. The last mod whose name eludes me decreases the amount of bullets in fallout and makes it so shops sell bullet casing, which you use to create the bullets yourself.
That's not allowed. It's possible to rip the data from the BSA files, but the point of those files is to keep the data exclusive to people that bought the DLC.slipknot4 said:
Most come from Fallout 3 nexus, but some I made for myself, and they change the game to how I want to play the game.(e.g. Powerlevel adds an extra 0 to everything that gives exp, which means in-game that a Super Mutant Overlord gives 975 exp with the EXP increasing perks and not well-rested)
I am just here to kill the fun...Flour said:(e.g. Powerlevel adds an extra 0 to everything that gives exp, which means in-game that a Super Mutant Overlord gives 975 exp with the EXP increasing perks and not well-rested)
That was like 30 weapons and 6 mods that actually did something if i am correct, right?
Close.slipknot4 said:I am just here to kill the fun...Flour said:(e.g. Powerlevel adds an extra 0 to everything that gives exp, which means in-game that a Super Mutant Overlord gives 975 exp with the EXP increasing perks and not well-rested)
That was like 30 weapons and 6 mods that actually did something if i am correct, right?
12 mods I made myself which change things like increased walking speed, health and exp. Most changes have their own mod so that I can easily change it, and I wouldn't be playing the game without those changes.(e.g. the EXP mod is used in combination with the level 1000 mod but they're not the same mod because I only want the exp increase when I'm level 30)
27 armour/weapon mods which I downloaded from Fallout nexus.
1 weapon mod I made myself, just a slightly stronger and faster shooting hunting rifle.(10 more damage and 25% faster firing speed, lowered the ammo to 3)