Best of all, the creator has uploaded his full list of mods used in the video, which you can find right here on Modwatch. The main reason why there isnt something akin to Nexus Mod Manager on the Xbox One is for logistics reasons, and control. The result is the closest thing we'll ever get to a Fallout 4 Remastered that looks and feels truly next-gen. YouTuber Ded String recently uploaded a video showcasing over 200 active mods running in Fallout 4, enhancing and improving everything from the visuals to the framerate, movements, textures, and much more. READ MORE: Diablo IV Loses Its Game Director, Other Blizzard Veterans Exit This latest video comes to us from a YouTuber who managed to squeeze over 200 mods into Fallout 4, making it look like an entirely different game.

Like of course every starwars fans dream. While not as prominent as Skyrim mods, Fallout 4 (and many other games in the series) have been kept relevant and thriving thanks to players having access to thousands of great mods. Well theres a whole conversion mod thats broken because Lazer sabers is gone Like a really friggen cool one with mandalorians and battledroids and storm troopers. I was wondering if mods are worth getting Fallout 4 on the PC (I’ve also watched some vids about increasing enemy spawn, and I think they said you need a PC to be able to handle the amount of enemies generated). Fallout 4 may be almost six years old this year, but the game was kept alive largely due to its devoted modding community. I recently got into using mods on Xbox one and I’ve seen some Star Wars mods (I think only for PC).

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