UIO – User Interface Organize: User Interface Organizer is an NVSE-powered plugin, designed to manage and maintain all UI/HUD extensions added to the game by various mods.įallout Mod Manager (FOMM): This handy program allows you to fail-save install mods, update them and reactivate them with a few clicks. NVSE is the mod that allows modders to add a ton of new features to mods. Without NVSE working correctly, it will be near impossible to get any mod working. NVSE: New Vegas Script Extender – Easily the most important mod in the list.
Note (not the important kind): Here you can find the modguide for Fallout 3 and for the weekly Fallout 4 serie. IMPORTANT NOTE II: The last section will contain the correct installation order Some mods (like NVSE and the 4GB patch) are designed to work with the steam version of the game, so there is no way around that.
IMPORTANT NOTE: This guide requires you to have the steam version of Fallout New Vegas (duh!) installed with all the DLC’s: Gun Runner’s Arsenal, Courier’s Stash, Lonesome Road, Old World Blues, Honest Hearts, Dead Money and the latest patch (it’s automatically patched if you use the steam version). In this article I will give you my latest assembly of mods, ranging from mods that add content and mechanics, to mods for new animations, unofficial patches and so on.įallout New Vegas isn’t that easy to mod (especially compared with Skyrim), so let’s start with the necessary mods: The Nexus section for Fallout New Vegas contains around 16.000 mods, with new being added every day.
Thankfully, like all games published by Bethesda, it means that the game has an enormous modding community.
Much like earlier Obsidian game Knights of the Old Republic 2, what we got in Fallout: New Vegas was only part of what was planned, or even implemented only to be dummied out. If you haven’t played it yet and love RPG’s, get it here. *Insert some introductory blabla about the game, as if anyone who doesn’t know Fallout New Vegas is going to read this*
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