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  1. mikezorz13
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    Love it, i delete the wild tarberry file though so they keep their vanilla texture, for variety reason & to show that the standard tarberry are the ones that are recovering, while the wild ones are still in bad shape.

    Great job!
  2. BlazeStryker
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    Time for a new comment on an old favorite.

    Yo, as p[people loading Appletree Bakery et al. know, Leah the Unknown used texture copying for her grapes, specifically the tarberry textures. I asked and she has confirmed that this mod has new use if you happen to prefer red grapes.

    Enjoy!
  3. BlazeStryker
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    I always did and always will love this retexture. I find the idea that cranberries (which were bogged after picking off bushes before the War) actually becoming aquatic as a means of not getting eaten to extinction to be very much fit for a series that started out as Atomic Horror and (as of 4) is all about the coalescing of the strange new world that resulted.
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    "Honestly? Seeing everyone surviving and rebuilding the world? It gives me hope."--my unequivocal choice in the Piper Interview.
  4. Veemon3449
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    We're entering into MAXIMUM NITPICK!

    But seriously, as an immersion scientist, I can confidently say that fruit being a dull color is incredibly bad for it. The bright colors attract animals that spread the seeds. Brown doesn't attract anything but scat fetishists. Even if it's not a descendant of cranberries, it makes much more sense for it to be red than weird bluish-brown.
    1. bodhisattvah
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      Really, I was just being silly to justify my burning desire to have cranberries. The description is written tongue in cheek.

      But you do have a completely valid point about their color. Although: blackberries.

      ...now, for my next trick: CRANBERRY SAUCE. Don't we all have a 20 year old can? Why not 200+ years?
    2. janlevkoff
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      Well, for what it's worth, my can is 77 years old.
  5. crazyplaya
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    I don't know if it is this mod or the game it self at fault here, but this mod are always deactivated every single time i start up the game.
    Every single time i boot up the game and load my last save i get a notice that this mod is deactivated. and it only happen to this mod.
    I have tried to move the mod around in the load order but that does not seem to fix it.
    the mod it self works as intended in-game when its activated.
    but it is getting to a point where i'm not sure if i should just remove the mod or not.
    its a Bother and befuddle to always have to log in to mods and activate it every time i want to play.

    But then again it could be the game it self doing this but i don't know how to fix it.
    1. bodhisattvah
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      Are you using NMM? I just installed it manually as loose files. Works fine for me that way.

      If that doesn't work for you, try getting it from the bethsoft site: https://bethesda.net/en/mods/fallout4/mod-detail/3224823

      The version at BS was made with the CK so it can be enabled/disabled. The version here wasn't made for a mod manager. In fact, lemme see how/if I can disable installation with NMM since, as you discovered, that might not work.

      EDIT: fixed! No more "download with manager". Sorry about the screw up.
    2. bodhisattvah
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      Another remote possibilty: hit the 255 mod limit?
  6. sirskipsalot
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    Cranberries are tart! When mankind slipped onto darkness for a few years allot was forgotten. When they started to pick up the pieces some s#*! got a new name. Now mix a little genetic mutation in there and you have Trarberry tartberry. You are to analytical to see past a name too what that name says about the stroy the history of humans after the bombs.
    1. bodhisattvah
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      I've considered this, and it calls my attention to another item jarring in its absence: canned cranberry sauce. Plenty of dog food, but not a single can of cranberry sauce left? I call bullshit, because I know for a fact that 9/10 cupboards in New England have a can of cranberry sauce. And some might already be 200 years old IRL.