Arguably the most iconic old radio show of all time, The Adventures of Superman is one of the longest running programs in the history of American radio. Gunn down your enemies to the optimistic, dulcet tones of mild mannered reporter, Clark Kent.

This series spanned over 11 years from the time it was first syndicated as a radio show at WOR station in New York on February 12, 1940. Adapted from a DC comic book series created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, Superman later became one of the most popular action hero’s of the century

Video showcases how it works:

• Actors in your area are scanned
• Any sleeping humans who are alive check if we're playing a snoring sound
• The sound is attenuated so it plays loud up close and quieter further away
• It does play for each actor, but most of the time only 2-3 max NPCs sleep
• This mod also showcases Wakey Wakey so I could show you that the sound stops playing on wakeup Ported this already. See below. - Drarack
• Male and Female snores are a bit different
• There's 16 total snoring sounds, which play at random
• Scriptrunner so no esp slot
• Works with TTW and everything else
• Runs every 60 frames so nothing crazy for most people
• Inspired by a Skyrim mod
• I would love to do an animation but `ModifyFaceGen` does not appear to work in this state. If anyone has any ideas please let me know either on discord or in the comments
  

NV Version Demo (It's the same as FO3 version). Also demos the "Wakey Wakey" make NPCs wake on gunfire mod available on this page

OVERVIEW:
In my personal opinion, the main quest of Fallout 3 is poorly written, a chore to play through, and severely limits your ability to role play. Thankfully the structure of the game is fairly open and mostly allows you to play without engaging with the main quest. However many of the locations locked behind the quest progression are quite cool, and it's a shame that they're more or less inaccessible without slogging through it. That's where this mod comes in.


No More Main Quest
This mod disables the main quest entirely, which massively changes the flow of the game to be a more freeform experience. With that comes added benefits like the main quest NPC's such as Doctor Li or Elder Lyons being made unessential, and a much greater potential for role-playing as you're no longer shoehorned into being a young Vault dweller searching for your pre-defined father. To further facilitate this, a simple alternate start is provided which will allow you to build your character, select from a few starting locations, and give you some basic starting gear (Do note that this only applies if you choose to start in DC, if you decide to start in the Mojave then the NV intro will play as usual, but otherwise this mod will function the same).


Alternate Routes
So how are places like The Citadel or Adams AFB handled in a scenario where there's nothing to guide you to them? The answer is that every single locked location, even the minor ones like Taft Tunnels or Olney Powerworks, are now fully accessible with no progression required. I've also slightly modified the design of some places for the sake of consistency. The method of accessing them is varied, from simple lockpicking/hacking to collecting access codes. I prefer to leave things for you to discover by playing but if you want to know exactly what this mod changes, documentation is included in the folder explaining all of it.


COMPATIBILITY:
Anything which is intertwined with the normal main quest such as Rebuild the Capital or Quick Start Mods are incompatible with this mod. Generally however most things should work without issue.

A complete rewrite of the famous Fallout 3 Bittercup Companion mod meant to bring Bittercup into fully voiced, perfect feature parity with vanilla companions without a bug in sight.
I kept things as close to the cuff as possible, but I'll mention improvements and stuff.

• Full companion wheel (and by extension, JIP CCC) compatibility.
• Acts exactly to the letter like any other companion now. Ignores crimes, friendly hits, follow distance, perk, dialogue options, sequence and conditions etc,. This includes dismissal spots in the Mojave (Goodsprings saloon and Lucky 38). She still has the custom homing functionality too.
• Fully voiced, with a large extent of the voice work being from ElevenLabs. I also toned down her tendency to complain at random. She'll still do it, but less and she won't be ungrateful about your home and stuff. She also won't comment on your stealing, tripping over stuff, and etc,. Big Town comments are only said in Big Town. Again, she should function just like a vanilla companion.
• Extensive cleanup. Only has what we need to function so conflict resolution should be minimal if not unneeded.
  

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Simply adds a Depth of Field (DoF) effect when reloading weapon in first or third person. This also includes the weapon jamming animation.

Effect is created by 3 IMOD (ImageSpace Modifiers) that fade blur in, blur, and fade the blur out. 
Will intentionally ignore VATS, launchers and anything that only has 1 bullet in each mag (as this would be very annoying). 


FO3 Difference
The FO3 version applies the effect to all reloading. I could add the option to ignore 1 round weapons like rocket launchers, though I think it's good with those weapons and actually not annoying at all.

next update will add that feature and probably some new ones.

Video showcases how it works in New Vegas:

In Fallout 3

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Kill Flash!
A simple and stylish kill flash effect inspired by titles such as Red Dead Redemption. When you land a killing blow, the screen flashes briefly, utilising an IMOD already present in the base game. 


FO3 Differences
I added some stuff and optimised it a hell of a lot. Code runs the bare minimum amount of times necessary for the mod to work. So no performance impact.

Not sure about the NV version, but this one will detect melee kills, grenades, and mines too. An if an actor is killed by a mine you planted, and you're not even looking in that direction, the flash will occur indicating the actor was killed.

FO3 Added Options:
Flash Colour Tint 
- Default White, Green, or Red

Flash Delay
- Add a small delay before the flash happens. 0 - 10 ms. (Default: 0ms)

VATS
- Enable/Disable flash during VATS. (Default: Disabled)

Scoped Weapons ONLY
- For if you just want the flash while using scoped weapons. (Default: Disabled)

Scoped Weapons & Non-Automatic Rifles ONLY
- For if you just want it to happen while using scoped and non-auto rifle type weapons. (Default: Disabled ) 

NPC Distance
- Minimum distance player must be from the npc/creature for the flash to happen. (Default: 0)

Only ON HEADS EXPLODE  
- Optional mechanic. Flash limited to deaths where a head is blasted off.  (Default: Disabled)

This is best way in my opinion. You get an XP incentive for spending ammo trying to blow their heads off, and the flash is therefore less frequent but more meaningful.

Heads Explode XP Reward
   - Available if you use the optional heads explode mechanic
Heads Explode XP Amount
    - Available if you use the heads exploding reward option.


Video showcases how the NV version works:

In Fo3