These are a bit trickier because it can be hard to get them working right through whatever mod manager you choose to use. These are all also easy installs with no major compatibility problems. Multiple Ways to Attain Power Armor Trainingĭistributed Necklaces and Chains (great trick for hiding neck seams) Load these up, run LOOT, and you should be good to go. A dozen mods isnt bad and are dont require any major adjustments to get working. I am playing through a modded FO3 run right now and I have a pretty short, stable, and very fun modlist.ĭC Interiors Project (LOVE this mod so much)īlackened - FWE-MMM-EVE (the only compatibility patch I need) Hope that helps, and happy modding! If you have questions, I may be able to help, but I haven't been modding for last year or so. Then all you do is add mods from FNV or the Tale of Two Wastelands and it's a little better. Have you heard of Tale of Two Wastelands? The functionality of the engine of FoNV all inside FO3's story (combines both games basically, and then you can use Project Nevada, the same dudes who made FWE). On the plus side, the FCOM superpack for Oblivion is still available via google docs, but it's certainly outdated Īnyway, sorry I could not be of more help, but as others have stated, it can be a little difficult patching, but not as bad as Oblivion. But it's long gone, and I cannot find it, be careful with the site as it's been completely let go Some guy made a superpack for Oblivion and Fallout 3.
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