Best Mods For Survival Mode Fallout 4 (2024 Updated)

I purchased this Product being a big fallout fan and all. The game guide is excellent and has a very detailed list of information in it. E. g Are monster/enemy list. Armor and weapon details. Quest guides as all as a few extras :P.

100% worth the buy also being a collective item oh and posters are a awesome bonus aswell. It’s also a hardcover so damage and wear and tear etc will be much more tolerant. Recommended this product 100%.

Thanks Mighty Ape !.

This book is a 100% total encyclopedia. Every you need to know about Fallout 4 is right here. Being the collectors edition you get; a hard cover book (which means you don’t need to worry about about the front and back being creased or ripped; a total map of Boston that you can put as a poster on your wall and individual S.

P. E. CI. A. L. posters as well. It contains things like Armour, a full description of every gun, list of enemies, info about quests etc. I you need guidance or your stuck on something, buy the collectors edition it’s way better than the normal guide.

This edition is very well made and slightly heavy too. Grab this one today you wont regret it!!! And remember war war never changes.

While many Internet guides & sites all trying to help the sole survivor, nothing compares to the look and feel of a hard bound guide book. Each page is printed in easy to read high gloss sturdy paper designed to last for many years to come.

The quest lines are designed to be easy to follow and are laid out so any level of gamer can come out on top & never miss any loot!.

Fallout4 is a massively long game you are free to roam a huge post nuclear waste land or follow the twisting story line. Massive value for money as you’ll be playing it for months. One of the best games I’ve ever bought.

So fallout 4 is awesome but it sucks how the dlc is code not on the disk but hey still got it for a great price so not complaining 🙂

Immersive, nice and gory, awesome weapons, good mods. What more do you need

An extremely well made hardcover book with a huge variety of images and interesting writings on how the games plethora of great visual design came together. Fallout 4 had a lot of flaws, but its aesthetics and visual design were not one of them.

Unlike a lot of art books this has a lot of depth with hundreds of pages. If the Fallout 3 art book disappointed you like it did me by being a tiny pamphlet, this is more what you are looking for, think large textbook.

Looks great as a coffee table book too.

I just want to start off by saying that it took quite a while for me to receive this product, but it was completely worth the wait as I am just over the moon with this stunning book. First, the actual book is incredibly hefty and I definitely knew I got my money’s worth upon first glance.

It is a hardcover book with a simple but lovely graphic on the front. The foreword gives you a glance into the physical spaces in which most of these stunning images are created, which I appreciated as it often isn’t shown, but it so important.

The book is organized into chapters, which makes it incredibly easy to navigate quickly and efficiently. The actual art is incredibly varied, ranging from simple pen drawing to fully rendered 3-D models, so every and any type of artist will be able to find something that appeals to their interests.

They really let the art speak for itself, only adding in explanation when necessary. The attention to detail is incredible, designating a few pages to the design of minor props; payphones, streetlights, and even mailboxes.

It just goes to show how much thought went into every aspect of the game and environment. If you’re a fan of Fallout, or even if you’re just a fan of art in general, this is a must have! Truly inspiring work.

This book is a must have if you’re a fan of the Fallout saga. 367 pages of pure art and incredible imagination, lovely hardcover, thick paper and a really good impression overall. It’s a big piece, bigger than a standard A4 and it weight a lot, keep this in mind.

For the price I paid for my copy, which was completely new with the film wrap and its cardboard packaging. it’s a great investment for your collection. The work from Darkhorse Books and Bethesda is fantastic, surprising page after page and reaching the infinite in what it means detailed information and level of illustration.

As I said, a must have Cheers!.

FO3 is essentially what Oblivion should have been for the studio that created it. While both PC-version games have a lot of love from fans (many thousands of whom have spent much time creating and sharing many both simple and elaborate mods for them), its FO3 that feels right out of the box much more like a total experience than Oblivion despite the genre-differences.

It’s obviously much easier to draw more from what you know and have a wealth of real-world references than to make an entire world up from scratch. So if Oblivion was a bit of a generic fantasy sandbox game where you sort of had to create your own sandcastles, FO3 was more of a complete game that required (should you like to go that route) much less than Oblivion in the way of mods.

Some of these mods are still very great but I was happy with only about 20 or 30 of some of the most popular mods compared to my Oblivion game which has about 200. I’ve also read that FO3 was built on the Oblivion game-engine, something that had been released somewhat broken but obviously not unplayable.

So with FO3 they improved it, loved the process, sang and danced on their breaks, and much merriment was to be had by all it seemed. I say that last bit somewhat jokingly, but its easy to imagine how much fun the game creators had in creating this 50s-ishstyle post-apocalyptic world set about 60-70 years from now.

That’s right. It’s both retro and post-apoc sci-fi but never did I once feel like I was being forced into any one type of theme and their overall world and all the art flows very well from one kind of inspiration to another.

One great point is the game’s subtle sense of humor and nothing is ever either too serious nor too farcical. Another unique feature that puts this game over the top is the VATS system (virtual automated targeting system?) where you can target any enemies within range and zoom in on them game-paused.

Different hit-chance percentages are then calculated on different body parts you can select based on your skill with that weapon and your distance from the target. Once your shot is confirmed the game goes into a short slo-mo cinematic mode from different random angles while your shots either hit or miss.

You never even have to use it once during the entire game if you don’t want to but for me it was a really nice break from the constant real-time targeting concentration needed for most shooting – in games like this where your only respite in the heat of action is the pause button.

But with VATS you’re now an action-hero in a movie. Even after about a 100 uses of this system it never really got “played out”. I just use it a lot less now. This game was also designed to work perfectly with the Xbox usb-controller for PC which must be used to enjoy this game to its fullest potential.

Other points: Limbs can be targeted for unique effects. An example: an enemy bearing down on you with a melee weapon will stagger towards you at lesser speed if you’ve impaired a leg with shots from a gun or some sort of demolitions.

Or you can just try and critically blow off their head with your favorite gun. There’s a lot of freedom in this open-ended world as well and has a morality system where you can play hero, nemesis, or anything in between you want.

The dialogue and quest choices you make will largely play into this. The stealth system is also very realistic for a “total package” game world like this.

This is a fantastic bundle. It looks incredible on my shelf and I love having a physical copy of every game on PC. Fallout is my favorite franchise and having such an awesome way to have the games is a great.

However. you may not be able to use the discs, which I ran into. I had thankfully already had them all, and just wanted to install them from the disc because why not, and realized the Registration Code was already used and Steam wouldnt take them again.

Now im sure you can work around this, but its just easier to buy them on Steam or get DRM free copies on GOG and have this as a way to have hard copies and the novelty of the case. All in all, its a great package, but be warned you may not actually be able to play them from this package if you are buying used.

Ok here’s the deal. I purchased these thinking I could load the games on my computer with the newer Windows 7 & 8, WRONG!, well sort of keep reading. CONS: 1. These are NOT games, they are LINKS to STEAM download sections so you can download them from there.

2. You MUST have a STEAM account to download them. 3. You MUST log into STEAM to play them, or opt for the Play off line option each time. 4. They Won’t run on Windows XP and UP, without fiddling around with the windows settings.

5. Although it’s advertised there is no FALLOUT 4 GAME. Why say there’s a slot for it. just raise the price and sell it as such and give a voucher or a link to proved an address for the game to be shipped.

PROS: 1. COOL looking Box I mean Nuke, with a small audio bomb drop and explosion sound. 2. After Fiddling with the CONS above the games are fun to play, if you like RETRO games. with the exception of FALLOUT 3 it’s a more modern FPG/RPG game.

3. It has a sleeve for your Fallout 4 game. CONCLUSION: Unless you’re a serious FALLOUT fan and willing to put up with the Bethesda “CHAINS” and know your way around Windows work around for old program I DO NOT recommend you purchase this item.

I’m a FALLOUT FAN so I went ahead and purchased it, more for the bomb than the games. That’s my take on it.

I had tried to play Fallout a while back, but my system at the time couldn’t handle the graphics. I have a much better system now and I am currently working on a FO4 campaign. When I saw the anthology for a very reasonable price (5 games PLUS the collectible mini-nuke) I couldn’t pass it up.

When I finish/get bored with the FO4 run I’m on I’ll have to go back and start from square 1 with the other games. I’ve already installed them, tweaked them to work with Windows 10, and set up characters to run with.

So far I love it – the graphics aren’t hanging on me, my “toons” seem to move easily in response to my keystrokes, and combat seems to be fairly smooth – I’ll know more when I get more fully immersed in the various “wastelands” and better adjusted to the UI’s of the older games.

So much for the “collector’s” value, though – I’m a gamer, not a dust-catching “hoarder”. lol.

I am running. Windows 7 and it took me a bit to get this game installed and running. Install fallout 2 first, then install fallout 1. This will help create the folders needed for the fallout 1 installer to work properly.

Fallout tactics is a little different, just look for the launchfallouttactics file instead of the standard setup. exe. After all of this I got the game working perfect. Install some mods from the nexus and have a blast! Best 12$ I ever spent :).

just what i wanted, the three classic PC games for only 10 bucks! The only complaint was that there was a problem with the color bits for Fallout 1&2, if your running windows 7, you might need to do some tweeking to fix this.

for Fallout 1, on the main menu click options and then hit “screen” change the color bit from 8 to 16, i would also change the resolution to 800X600, the resolution step is optional but it will noticebly improve the sharpness of the graphics.

if there isnt an “options” option on the main menu then you can try downloading and installing a “Fallout 1 high resolution patch” from NoMutantsAllowed and then you will have to edit a configuration file that will be named “f_res” or something like that, then from there you can change the resolution and color bit.

you will also have to do the same for fallout 2 because, although there is an “options” option there isnt a screen option. download and install the Fallout 2 high resolution patch from NoMutantsAllowed edit the resolution and color bit settings in the f2_res file to also set them to 800X600, 16 bit color, and everything should be working fine.

remember to install the patches in the same directory where the game files are kept.

It looks like a very good game, but I cant get it to work properly. Normal game boots up, and after leaving the vault, I get a black screen glitch, rendering the game nearly unplayable. Trying to figure out a mod to fix this issue, but cannot find any working links to download websites.

Still a good game, especially for the value, as long as you know how to mod games and edit files, or you dont mind leaning how to.

Great information for not only newbies but answers questions that long-term players have wanted to know about. It is written in a humorous format which is fun but you can write all your little notes in the borders and edges and have everything in one place.

I look for specific stuff and also just for some light reading. Really. Oh, and if you leave it on you coffee table, it is sure to invite conversation! And you can lie to you friends about how rare the book is and how it is worth $100 if not $1000 of dollars.

Or not. Its just a great reference book with lots of tips. I think you’ll like it.

A must for those players like myself who have never played any previous fallout games. Points you in the right direction and sets you up to progress on what is a difficult game. Without this guide I would had put the game in my archives due to the fact I was fed up with having my character constantly getting killed every time I faced a ghoul or raider ,not to mention super mutants and gunners.

This guide enables you to enjoy every inch of the MASSIVE layout and at over a 1″ thick its packed with information. Of course there are spoilers but you don’t have to read everything! Fallout 4 has now made it in my all time top 5 games alongside MGS1 ,RE1 remastered,Last of Us, and Deux ex.

Fallout 4 is a good, but quite complicated game. Bethesda, (the company that made the game) does not give instructions with it. This is a quality, and quite complete guide, with virtually anything that you would, or need to know.

This is 300 pages of info, and if you choose to buy the game, or already have, this is a major help for your skill, or just any and all of the things that you might want to know.

Fallout New Vegas is one of pleasant attempts to show us, how the post-apocalyptic world would look like. Devastated, almost empty of life. Dangerous. But as in the whole Fallout RPG series, the goal is not education, but fun.

The player creates a character and builds it by gaining experience, which is quite motivating. (The drawback is the level cap – 30. After it it’s almost impossible to change the “fallout ego”. ) He meets many interesting folks, visits A LOT of places (The number of discoverable locations is very high and they cover the map more evenly compared to Fallout 3.

) and kills countless creatures. FNV brings a few changes into gameplay like companion wheel, which makes the interaction with active companions easier, the optional Hardcore mode, which forces player to sleep, eat and drink on a regular basis and be more cautious in combat, new set of skills, traits and perks and so on.

The story is interesting while playing game for the first time and it can’t be called boring after second or another start of it. It has a subtle, new element in itself. In previous Fallout games the player can be really good.

Battling the slavers, riders, mutants, missled government and all the forces, that want to destroy innocents. Fallout New Vegas is less idealistic and more similar to the real world. Nothing here is black or white only.

In order to get to any of the endings, one has to fight against forces in the Wasteland, that can be considered as “good”. And none of the endings brings the ideal solution for the place. However, this is, what New Vegas offers you.

It is a bit changed Fallout, but it is maybe closer to the experience of war. war, that never changes.

I really enjoyed Fallout 3, being a fan of the previous fallouts. I had heard that some of the quests and story ideas for Van Buren (The ‘fallout 3’ that got canned years ago when Interplay went bust) had gone into New Vegas and wanted to try them out.

I’ll write this review from the perspective of someone who has played and enjoyed fallout 3. Arguably it’s an expansion pack because it uses the same engine and is very much the same type of game but with some interesting changes.

Slightly smaller than fallout 3, but that is still plenty for an entire game. You are in the east coast of America as the name would suggest and it lets it be quite separate to the first game, and excuse the different feel to it.

New items, weapons, and a revised levelling mechanic makes the game seem slightly different. The green tint of fallout 3 is gone and you have the manilla of the desert, and some interesting new factions to think about as you wander around.

One gripe, which I have held since fallout 3 has made this 4/5 rather than 5, but is entirely me being a pedant: Nobody knows how to clean anything. I get that fallout 3 had to convey a ruined world to us, and one that is struggling to emerge from the poisonous ruins, but to have people living for 200 years and not pick up the paper and rusty cans gets irritating, especially when quite populated areas are still shown ‘in ruins’.

Part of the greatness of Fallout 1 & 2 was the diversity, I particularly liked ‘vault city’ but there is no equivalent here. It’s like the art department only drew broken ruins and so the level designers accidentally made the islands of civilisation appear paradoxically desolate.

I got the physical dvd for PC, but popping the code into my steam account I found that it got confirmed and added to my list of owned games! This is great. I have paid for my game and now I can install it anywhere without the dvd or the code.

That’s the future of games, for sure! Sorry eBay.