It also comes with an option that lets you adjust how well enemies and NPCs can see you in the dark, making stealth missions much more interesting.Įven Fallout 4 purists can make room for Resurrection by ResurrectionDev. When the sun goes down on the Commonwealth, this mod makes sure it really feels like night-time. But not dark enough.ĭarker Nights by unforbidable is a must-have. Have you ever been to the mountains at night? Since the world of Fallout 4 is only sparsely populated with settlements, sporting crude campfires and low-voltage electricity, it gets pretty dark out there at night. More realistic shadows are certainly a plus on their own, but because this mod is most noticeable in the dark, it pairs spectacularly well with the next mod on our list. Pip-Boy Shadows by McGruffin adds dynamic shadows to the inhabitants and objects of the Commonwealth. Having your gun lowered outside combat zones feels way more natural and makes visiting towns and other peaceful camps a lot more immersive. The Lowered Weapons mod by Lesma666 finally fixes this. It makes sense when you’re shooting, but if you’re trying to conduct peaceful business in a settlement, having your gun raised and ready to fire is a little awkward. Little details like these make Realistic World Map a must-have for any Wasteland adventurers who like to plan ahead.Įver since Wolfenstein and Doom, we’ve always wondered why first-person shooters force your character to run around with their weapon constantly pointed out in front of them. You can also adjust the map’s brightness and choose what gets displayed. The Realistic World Map mod by Vastias takes Fallout 4’s muddled old vanilla map and replaces it with a much more detailed version, featuring roads, bodies of water, and land masses. Find out how to install it with our Xbox One mod guide for Fallout 4. You also have the ability to change the look of the new HUD, so whether you like a cleaner interface or something a tad more weathered, your options are open.ĭownload it on NexusMods. It might obscure your view a little, but in a giant, hulking suit of armor, that’s sort of the point. The Power Armor HUD by Hellstorm102 replaces these default elements with a solid, weightier control panel.

While we love stomping around in Fallout 4’s Power Armor, its flimsy-feeling, transparent HUD leaves a lot to be desired.

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