In the Fallout 4 Main Menu, there is a section called Mods. Official Bethesda Mods are easier to install, as they can be done directly through the game. You can either choose to manually install mods (which is a bit riskier, since tampering with game files can always lead to compromising the integrity of the game), or use a third-party application, such as The Nexus Mod Manager, which offers an easy experience, especially for newcomers. However, most processes follow the same formula. Mod authors will always explicitly state the instructions as to how to install a particular mod. The process of installing a mod might vary from mod to mod. Mods are truly a blessing amidst the gaming community. Of course, fans took it on their hands to correct this, aiming to make the best possible version of Fallout 4.
The main issues with the game radiated from the game’s visuals and some technical issues. Both critics and gamers alike praised the world depth, craft, soundtrack, and player freedom of the game. Released in 2015 on all major platforms, the game has gathered a great following. I'd like to expand my settlement build possibilities, but I would rather not use a mod that requires two or three other mods for it to work, as that makes it more likely that something won't get updated when necessary, and will break my save-game.Fallout 4 is an installment in Bethesda’s post-apocalyptic series.
I'm afraid some mod I'm using, or something that mod depends on, won't be updated, so I stick to mostly texture mods, with a few exceptions(the settlement attack warning mod is essential, IMO). With F4SE needing updated so often, and other mods needing it as well, I worry more about it than I did when I modded New Vegas. Nice view :) I also had a Sanctuary build that used Institute materials, and it had great looking buildings, brick sidewalks/road, rose bushes, etc.
Some years ago, I had a Croup Manor build that had a third floor made up of walls that were almost floor to ceiling windows. I might appreciate other additions, but this in particular. I'd like something that adds some nice walls and house exteriors that snap to the floors and roofs and itself. I'm level 50 and it's time to do some fun settlement builds, but the game does not provide too many cool building materials/walls/roofs etc.
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