Fallout 3 Mod Epic Games

[Regulo Akers]

Thanksfor posting this for Epic! Was free and decided to grab it while i had the chance. Keep up the good work.

I have only 1 bug that has been an issue.

After enabling/Disabling Unlimited Health through some gameplay, I took a break. When I decided to hop back on , I loaded up my save (Cheats disabled) spawned in and immediately died. Game reloaded, died again. I cannot run my save anymore without Unlimited Health.

I would go back to a more previous save, but that was 5hours prior. oopsie on my part lol.

Edit: Solved the issue by using the steam version and manually putting in the file, even though its from epic games. Also, it seems like the crashes happen because of Fallout New Vegas, not WeMod. There are some solutions to fixing it. With or without mods.

Ok i played it now for about 5 hours or so.

I like how this game starts and for me, those world war scenarios are very emotional.

Artwork is great, running on mid on my old system, without lag.

I was very confused, how quick you get a bunch of good weapons.( to easy)

All this crafting stuff is to much for me, do not like it, get bored quick.

Dialogues to long for me.

It feels more of a brutal genre mix, then fallout feeling.

It is a cool game, but i personal do not like it. Last fallout part for me.

For someone who starts with 4, sure it is a great game, feels like bioshock in some areas.

But i started with part one and i really liked it.

I am pretty sure the overall consensus is the new dialogue system is not preferable to the original method. Crafting is pretty optional as far as I can tell. You can do it for XP or to improve your gear, but you could spend those perk points on just improving your character and using whatever you find.

Overall my verdict is incomplete. The pro is certainly the new perk system over the old skill system (fits their style of hard cut-offs lot better, not suggesting it would have worked on FO1 & 2). The con is certainly the new dialogue system. Other items are all fuzzy - so I will hold judgement till I get through the main plot at least

Same here, i was so happy about a new FO

Yesterday i started it for two times and each was not longer then 10 minutes.

It was so expensive, and my kids could not play it(age), that was a silly move from me.

It seems like its boring the first hours, but after you finished the first quest, you got more freedom. Thats what I felt. Also,

you got the Stalker lightning mod if you want it to look like Fallout 3. Will test it to day

Ah, I see Fallout 3 could be worth a try then, even if its from 2009. Maybe you will like Fallout 4 abit more after you get the Fallout feeling from 3. I dont like the character movements either. Its like they taken the sprint mod from Skyrim.

So my char is level 31 and not that far in story. I will not spoil where I am, but that point achievable in 2 hours of play, i done about that in 2 hours (on my first F4 character) before i discovered that **** settlements madness. So do not do quest that opens pandoras box, stay focused on story.

Best part of fallout is dogmeat, that dog is insane he (or she) always fetches new supermutant when i am about to kill last one while barely alive. Also his favorite game is to run into that blue smoke grenade (which calls artillery). Somebody should make mode where dogmeat fetches that grenade.

I have to say that playing around with Fallout 4's PC console commands is almost as much fun as the actual game. Bethesda basically gives us the tools to become gods over the Commonwealth, letting us do whatever we want. The phrase "the world is your oyster" comes to mind, and using console commands you can shuck it all you want.

In this tutorial we'll not only give you some basic console commands, but we'll arm you with the tools to find any item ID in the game. So that means no more scouting websites and digging through posts to see if your favorite gear is up yet. Instead we'll show you how to find out with a simple command. Information is power, after all, and we aim to fully empower you with everything you need to have a blast with your godly abilities.

First let's start out with the basic commands. ID's for items, enemies and characters are only half of the puzzle. Think of the ID as the answer, but you still need the equation to balance everything out. In this short Google Doc you'll find a number of easy commands. Be sure to check this list of item ID's as a quick way to spawn goods. Apart from being able to spawn any item, NPC or boss in the game, the console adds the extra benefit of being able to earn achievements with buffs and cheats are active.

Now that you've scanned the commands, let's have some real fun shall we? I noticed a user named Tyrranicon has made some immensely entertaining YouTube video series that pits huge armies of Fallout 4 enemies against each other. The first video shows what happens when 50 synths battling 50 raiders, displaying some hilarious action to boot.

I always wanted to do something like this myself, so I scouted around and figured it out. Now I'll show you how to make your very own epic NPC battles. Our battles are going to be a little different: our monsters are going to be Godzilla-sized.

As it turns out, it's not that hard. All you have to do is know the enemy ID's you want to spawn and the console does all the work. Sadly I couldn't find any of the NPC ID's anywhere online...but I actually discovered a way to find them myself.

This method works for anything in the game, so don't be afraid to use it to find the ID's of Power Armor, unique weapons and everything else. All you have to know is the actual name of whatever it is you're searching for. If you're looking to find what the ID is for T-60 Power Armor, just type 'help "T-60" 4' and every bit of T-60 armor will pop up.

There actually is a kind of trial-and-error methodology for using the help parameter to find ID codes. If you search for "Mr. Gutsy 4", for example, you'll just find ID codes you can't use for the spawn or placeatme commands. The strings literally have to say NPC next to them for the commands to work. So instead of searching for "Mr. Gutsy 4", search for "Gutsy 4" to find the right ID. The same is true for something like Diamond City Security; just search for the keyword "Security" instead.

Now let's fill out our region with a massive army of some of the most ferocious monsters around: Legendary Mythic Deathclaws. Just type "help Deathclaw 4" and you'll get a pretty sizable list of console ID's. With a quick scan of the results, we see that the ID for the Legendary Mythic Deathclaw is 002499DA. Now type "placeatme 002499DA 3" and voila, three savage monstrosities pop into existence.

Since our monsters are spawned, let's size them up. Click on each one and type "setscale 10" to magnify them into cloud-chomping, Chuthulu-sized titans. This is just an example of what you can do, and if you just want to have normal fights that's fine. But I really enjoy watching the crazy Godzilla-style battles.

This battle is a bit incomplete, so let's spawn some tough Mr. Gutsy bots to act as the opposing force. Using our handy help command, type in "help gutsy 4" to get the ID for Legendary Major Mr. Gutsy's 000249aef ID. Now let's spawn our massive robots. Simply type "placeatme 000249aef 3" to pop up three robots, and go through the same scale-setting we did with the Deathclaws.

At this step your monsters should be absolutely massive and ready to devastate entire cities. While this section was just a primer, feel free to initiate combat for some terrifying results. Just make sure you have godmode turned on beforehand. For quick, easy reference I've included the ID's of powerful monsters you can use in your battles:

Now that you know how to set up your monsters, let's get right down to some battling. We need a fresh canvas so you'll want to load up a saved game to clear the area or move to a different region and start anew. Be warned that being able to do epic-scale battles largely depends on your hardware; a 200 raider vs. 60 Mr. Gutsy battle lagged my AMD Radeon R9 290 to all hell, so take that as a general standpoint.

This is the method I use to set up my battles. First off let's use the console code "tgm" to turn on godmode. Secondly you want to use the "tai" and "tcai" commands to not only toggle the AI intelligence, but switch off their combat ability. Some baddies--like the Mr. Gutsy--will just start blasting lasers as soon as they spawn and you don't want that.

Next up let's build our forces. You can choose whatever baddies you want for reach side provided you know the ID, but for the sake of the tutorial I'll go with the Mr. Gutsy vs. Deathclaw action. For this battle let's try maybe 10 Deathclaws and 20 Legendary Major Mr. Gutsy's--yes, the Deathclaws are that strong, especially when they mutate!

If you plan to scale your monsters for gargantuan battles, be sure to drop them in one at a time. Also space them out because multiple clusters tend to bunch together, making it really hard to gigantify each enemy. You'll have to embiggen each enemy one-by-one so remember to pace them out a good ways.

To observe all that havoc, you'll want get a great viewcam going with the "tfc" toggle flycam mode. This adds a nice sports spectator camera angle that's perfect for let's plays, screenshots and video recording. Make sure you turn on the flycam after you spawn the enemies because the baddies will float in the air.

Sometimes the enemies just won't attack each other. This will happen every now and again, and if it occurs just swap out the NPC ID's for another set of monsters or NPC's. Synths versus Raiders almost always triggers, as does Brotherhood of Steel versus Synths or Super Mutants. You might have to mix and match and run a few sessions of trial and error, but it's worth it.

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