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[SubRosa]

The only mod manager I have been able to find for Fallout 4 is Mod Organizer. I have not really figured out entirely how it works. But it will organize your load order.

Over in the Fallout threads there are a bunch of mods linked to in the Body Race Face thread, and the Fallout 4 Mods topic.

[Dark Reaper]

Sold my Switch and got a new Xbox One S Battlefield 5 bundle. THANKFULLY I had some games from my old profile on it so I was able to get a few games downloaded to it. I I'll have to get Soul Calibur 6 again for it but I have SC 1&2.

[mALX]

The only mod manager I have been able to find for Fallout 4 is Mod Organizer. I have not really figured out entirely how it works. But it will organize your load order.

Over in the Fallout threads there are a bunch of mods linked to in the Body Race Face thread, and the Fallout 4 Mods topic.

Thank you! I'll check them out!

[Kane]

It's officially outdated, but I still use the Nexus Mod Manager for Fallout 4 and it works great for me. I might use Wrye Bash next time, though, since I rarely play more than one character at a time.

Unrelated: it feels to be about that time of year. I think I'll wake up tomorrow, brew a pot of coffee, dust off the 'ol Gamecube and play Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door.

[TheCheshireKhajiit]

Khajiit seconds Kane’s experience with Nexus Mod Manager. It’s never given this one any trouble and is easy to use.
Looks like Khajiit is finally going to get a Nintendo Switch around Christmas time. Looking forward to playing some new installments of old favorites.

[Decrepit]

I've no personal interest in Fallout 4 so am not the final authority on this, but am pretty sure Wry Bash is available for it. As it's hands down the best manager for Oblivion I don't see why it isn't fine for Fallout as well. Has a bit of a learning curve but so what? At any rate if I'm right as to its availability it's worth consideration.

This post has been edited by Decrepit: Dec 7 2018, 02:37 PM

[Decrepit]

Henry had a reality check during this morning's first session. He decided to ride to an early treasure-find site, as he couldn't recall if the treasure was housed in a chest he couldn't unlock when found. En route he saw a single well armored bandit on the road ahead. Henry dismounted and walked toward the foe. The two drew weapons and went at it. Only then did the bandit's two companions reveal themselves. Things went downhill fast. Henry, improved though he may be, simply isn't up to facing three well armed and armored foes, the more so when he lets himself become surrounded as happened here. All too soon I was staring at the Game Over screen. One saving grace is that this happened early in the session so nothing of consequence needs to be redone.

[mirocu]

Making progress in SW:R. Got complete control of Sesswenna and Corellia sectors while holding down the fort in Fakir sector. Building up as many TIE Fighters as I can while also making Star Destroyers in order to form fleets and I have just recently released control of mines and refineries to SD-7 to place them as he sees fit.


Know this game like the back of my hand but it's still lots of fun!

This post has been edited by mirocu: Dec 10 2018, 07:32 PM

[Sakiri]

No time for Oblivion today. Got too busy. Sadface.

[Decrepit]

Late afternoon. KCD Henry was traveling from Rattay to Sasau on official business. Riding along the road through a heavily wooded stretch of forest, not far from his destination, he spied what looked to be a large storage trunk smack in the middle of the road. He's an old hand at this sort of thing now and knew exactly what it meant. He slowed his mount to a stop, backed some small distance, dismounted, moved off the road, and crept through the woods until spotting three moderately armored bandits crouched behind scrubs at roadside.

He walked up to the bandits from the rear and bashed one's head in before they knew what hit them. The others proved more challenging. He began to think he'd bit off more than he could chew when he managed to land a headcracker on one foe and quickly took him out of action. While engaging the remaining bandit he heard voices in the near distance. Approaching voices. This proved to be a small band of roaming Cumans, who rushed in to join the fray...on the bandit's side of course. Henry was sweating it now. Yet amazingly, after a lengthy struggle he'd whittled the group down to two archers while he himself had suffered only moderate damage.

Then...more voices appeared at distance. They belonged to a band of well armed and armored bandits. This was Henry's biggest challenge yet. He soon found himself at half health, being peppered archers as he fought a running melee battle against two or three strong adversaries. And yet, he won out in the end! He somehow managed to best those melee combatants, then went for the bowmen. He was finishing off the last of these when....yep...voices were heard at near distance. Luckily for us they belonged to poorly clad low level bandits who went down reasonably fast, though one proved to be a surprisingly good swordsman. Had he been better equipped we might have been in serious trouble.

That was the end of it. No more voices. No more bandits. No more Cumans. Poor Henry's armor is in shambles. Two cloth pieces and one mail piece are too heavily damaged for self repair. Worse, from my standpoint, is that the fight lasted so long almost all corpses despawned before we could loot them. Henry rode on into town, arriving as the sun set, too late to have his gear repaired. He'll do that tomorrow morning before attempted the tasked assigned him.

Sunday morning addendum:
Those two cloth pieces cost Henry 390 Groschen to repair, whittled down from 490. Can't recall what the mail piece cost, maybe around 130 Groschen?

This post has been edited by Decrepit: Dec 9 2018, 01:44 PM

[Dark Reaper]

No time for Oblivion today. Got too busy. Sadface.

Hmmm....to pick up Oblivion for the Xbox One S .

Oh and I'm playing the old XB360 Ghostbusters aka The REAL Ghostbusters on the XB1S. Man I forgot how wonderful this game was. Nice hearing Harold Ramis again.

This post has been edited by Dark Reaper: Dec 9 2018, 05:47 AM

[Sakiri]

No playing again but I did spend an hour organizing my Skyrim mod installers. I don't have enough for Oblivion or Morrowind to organise but(compared to Skyrim anyway) my Skyrim load order is stupid. Lol.

[mirocu]

Completely own Sesswenna, Corellian and Fakir sector now. Also I'm making progress in Sluis sector with my Main Fleet consisting of nothing but Super Star Destroyers and one Interdictor Cruiser. As time and resources go by I will add one more Interdictor, a Death Star and a total of fifteen SSD:s or so.


I like to crush my enemies

[Sakiri]

And drink from their skulls?

[mirocu]

And drink from their skulls?

Me no savage!


Me play bowling with them

[Dark Reaper]

I bought Ys Memories of Celceta from Steam so now I have all the Ys games (Though Ys V has yet to be released to the western world) on my PC.

This post has been edited by Dark Reaper: Dec 11 2018, 02:35 PM

[Sakiri]

Good news: World of Warcraft is patching today.

Bad news: Friggin maintenance won't be done until midnight my time.

*shakes fist*

[Decrepit]

Don't know that anyone here is interested in this sort of game (I'm not) but find this an interesting commentary on yet another indicator that video/PC gaming, like so much else, is headed in unhealthy directions.

As for me, KCD Henry has been spinning his wheels lately. This morning's session saw him train with Captain Bernard, improving Axe and Mace skills. (He remains very weak in axe.) He visited the archery range hoping to improve agility and bow, but despite a number of practice rounds didn't budge the experience bar in either.

Here's an updated capture of Henry's equipment/stat screen. At least three armor pieces have upgraded since last time. However, they look rather similar to their predecessors making visual changes subtle at best. Notice the lack of sword. He now does most of his combat via war hammer and shield. The hammer's grip and part of its shaft are seen dangling on his right. He keeps a sword with him. It sees little use.

[mirocu]

Ownage: Sesswenna, Corellian, Fakir and Sluis sectors.

Main Fleet now has twelve Super Star Destroyers, two Interdictor Cruisers and a Death Star and with a total of 168 TIE Defender squadrons. Resistance has been weak so far with just a few enemy squadrons protecting the rebel planets. Still, I will keep improving that fleet whenever I find enough resources.


This is not my first playthrough...

[TheCheshireKhajiit]

Ownage: Sesswenna, Corellian, Fakir and Sluis sectors.

Main Fleet now has twelve Super Star Destroyers, two Interdictor Cruisers and a Death Star and with a total of 168 TIE Defender squadrons. Resistance has been weak so far with just a few enemy squadrons protecting the rebel planets. Still, I will keep improving that fleet whenever I find enough resources.


This is not my first playthrough...