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Several different tweaks to choose from for your Fallout 4 playthrough. Though they were created for my Survival save they will also work in non-Survival saves.
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*Disclaimer: This is my first mod, and even if it is simple keep that in mind. Have fun, and enjoy your wasteland!
This is a combination of different tweaks I have made for different saves packed into a handy installer. I highly suggest you use NMM to install this so you can easily pick what you want to use and don't want to use. So, let's talk about your options.
Easy Hacking
This gives you the option to bypass the vanilla minigame and have only the correct password appear on the terminal screen. Keep in mind you will still need to have the appropriate perk to hack terminals. This just helps you bypass the minigame.
Easy Lockpicking
This is the same thing as the Easy Hacking option, but for lockpicking. You still need the perk, but you don't have to mess with the minigame if you don't want to.
Increased Cooking Experience
I felt that cooking was a complete waste of time, and needed some umph to it. Especially in survival mode, where is became a requirement, I wanted it to be more rewarding. This will bump up the experience you receive from cooking enough to make it feel worthwhile.
Longer Days
In Vanilla the timescale is set to 20. This means that for every minute that passes by in real life 20 pass in the game. This can be really annoying. Especially in Survival (I found myself eating every few minutes of gameplay). So I added a few options. Five options.
LongerDays Vanilla - Exactly what it sounds like this changes nothing.
LongerDays 1 - Sets the timescale so each minute in real life is equal to 1 in game.
LongerDays 3 - Sets the timescale so each minute in real life is equal to 3 in game.
LongerDays 5 - Sets the timescale so each minute in real life is equal to 5 in game.
LongerDays 10 - Sets the timescale so each minute in real life is equal to 10 in game.
Increased Survival Damage
Survival Mode is great. I love most of it, but the thing I hate most is the bullet sponges. So, this allows you to choose to increase your damage accordingly. By default damage is set to 0.5, meaning you do half damage. And your opponents are set to 2.0, meaning they do twice as much. I really enjoy the combat being more deadly, but I don't see why my damage should be dropped to make the game harder. This option allows you to set your damage equal to that you receive. You deal twice as much damage, but you also take twice as much damage.
Enable Survival Console Commands
This is pretty self-explanatory. This allows you to use the Command Console in survival mode. You still can't use TGM (God Mode), but you can use everything else. You dirty cheater!
Installation:
Option 1 (NMM):
NMM is the recommended route. Seriously why do it manually?
1. Click the Download(NMM) button.
2. In NMM right click on SirPoppycocksTweaks and select Install and Activate.
Option 2 (Manual):
1. Download, and extract the zip file.
2. Choose one option (or none) from each folder and place it the your Fallout 4 Data folder (with the exception of the fomod folder).
3. Enjoy your game.
Uninstallation:
Option 1 (NMM):
1. Right-click and choose deactivate, or to uninstall and delete.
Option 2 (Manual):
Simply delete any esp files that start with SPT_ from your Fallout 4 Data folder.
This is a combination of different tweaks I have made for different saves packed into a handy installer. I highly suggest you use NMM to install this so you can easily pick what you want to use and don't want to use. So, let's talk about your options.
Easy Hacking
This gives you the option to bypass the vanilla minigame and have only the correct password appear on the terminal screen. Keep in mind you will still need to have the appropriate perk to hack terminals. This just helps you bypass the minigame.
Easy Lockpicking
This is the same thing as the Easy Hacking option, but for lockpicking. You still need the perk, but you don't have to mess with the minigame if you don't want to.
Increased Cooking Experience
I felt that cooking was a complete waste of time, and needed some umph to it. Especially in survival mode, where is became a requirement, I wanted it to be more rewarding. This will bump up the experience you receive from cooking enough to make it feel worthwhile.
Longer Days
In Vanilla the timescale is set to 20. This means that for every minute that passes by in real life 20 pass in the game. This can be really annoying. Especially in Survival (I found myself eating every few minutes of gameplay). So I added a few options. Five options.
LongerDays Vanilla - Exactly what it sounds like this changes nothing.
LongerDays 1 - Sets the timescale so each minute in real life is equal to 1 in game.
LongerDays 3 - Sets the timescale so each minute in real life is equal to 3 in game.
LongerDays 5 - Sets the timescale so each minute in real life is equal to 5 in game.
LongerDays 10 - Sets the timescale so each minute in real life is equal to 10 in game.
Increased Survival Damage
Survival Mode is great. I love most of it, but the thing I hate most is the bullet sponges. So, this allows you to choose to increase your damage accordingly. By default damage is set to 0.5, meaning you do half damage. And your opponents are set to 2.0, meaning they do twice as much. I really enjoy the combat being more deadly, but I don't see why my damage should be dropped to make the game harder. This option allows you to set your damage equal to that you receive. You deal twice as much damage, but you also take twice as much damage.
Enable Survival Console Commands
This is pretty self-explanatory. This allows you to use the Command Console in survival mode. You still can't use TGM (God Mode), but you can use everything else. You dirty cheater!
Installation:
Option 1 (NMM):
NMM is the recommended route. Seriously why do it manually?
1. Click the Download(NMM) button.
2. In NMM right click on SirPoppycocksTweaks and select Install and Activate.
Option 2 (Manual):
1. Download, and extract the zip file.
2. Choose one option (or none) from each folder and place it the your Fallout 4 Data folder (with the exception of the fomod folder).
3. Enjoy your game.
Uninstallation:
Option 1 (NMM):
1. Right-click and choose deactivate, or to uninstall and delete.
Option 2 (Manual):
Simply delete any esp files that start with SPT_ from your Fallout 4 Data folder.