If you have problems uninstalling or updating, one of the most recent Fallout 4 updates (just prior to Automatron) messed up the screen that shows disabled esp files when a save is being loaded and causes a crash, probably due to long file names bumping the text below the message screen.
This was not ever a problem before, but I can replicate the problem myself with other people's mods.
The solution is simple: disable a few esp files at a time, save, disable some more, save. 3 or 4 at a time. Will see what I can do about this, but if I update with shorter file names it will cause more crashes since the longer file names will be missing.
I've brought up the problem in this thread at Bethesda's forums, but since my mod is one of the few that has a bunch of long file names I don't know if they'll try to address it.
If you are using increased detection distance and you can't see actors who are shooting at you, and you have a computer that can handle distance well, go to settings in the game and turn actor distance to max. If you think you already did, double check as this can get reset occasionally, I guess by game patches and such.
Also, since half the time fog prevents you from seeing the enemy (I think the fog was put there to keep you from being able to see enemies that would not detect you due to the detection distance they have set for the game, which itself was probably to keep npcs from pwning each other all the time) you can add the following to the [General] section of your Fallout4.ini in Documents>My Games>Fallout4:
sStartingConsoleCommand=cl off;setfog 1 0
Do not put them on two separate lines, the settings you want initialized all go on that line.
cl off turns character backlighting off so everyone isn't glowing and it's harder to see npcs.
If you want the backlighting but still not the fog, just put:
sStartingConsoleCommand=setfog 1 0
If you want to compare, while ingame type setfog 0 0 to see the fog come back.
I have no idea who came up with this but I've seen it posted around.
PLEASE TEST THE RELOAD/WALK SPEED CHANGES TO SEE IF YOU LIKE THEM BEFORE SAVING THE GAME WITH THEM.
IF YOU HAVEN'T ALREADY BEEN USING THEM, YOUR BEST BET IS NOT TO USE THEM. That said, I like them, and I use them.
I'm at the point I'd remove them but then people would install a new version and break the old version of them and it'd be even worse.
Occasionally if you reload a quicksave or autosave the game might apply the reload effect twice, you need to make a regular save and exit the game then reload.
To uninstall reload or walk speed change (version 0.3 and onward):
If you have reload or walk speed changes: 1. Uninstall the "Speed Uninstallation" file. 2. Go into the game and save. 3. You can uninstall the speed changes now, or even keep the file active. The changes won't work.
If your reload speed becomes too slow due to loading an autosave and saving/exiting the game/reloading doesn't fix it, or if you try removing above and it doesn't work:
Type player.getav 000002d3
It should be -0.30 (or 0.05 with reload perk).
If, let's say it bugged and it is at -0.60:
Use player.modav 000002d3 0.3
This will add up to -0.30.
If you uninstalled but it didn't work and it's at -0.30 still:
Use player.modav 000002d3 0.3 to add to 0.
If you have the reload speed perk it should be 0.35. In this case if the uninstall didn't work you'd probably have 0.05 reload speed and player.modav 000002d3 0.3 would still add to 0.35.
I'm a little late to this, but for anyone else wondering - yes it is, and they work f***ing amazing together.
Both mods work differently enough so as to not conflict / CTD, or make NPCs do anything derpy. Arbitration's settings give Pack Attack a "rule set" to work with that translates super f***ing well to FO4's gameplay.
You're gonna feel like you're playing a completely new game!
User above, I'd say yes. No conflicts may show in FO4Edit. However you should take into consideration runtime conflicts. Both mods want an NPC to do different things can lead to logic errors causing the AI to be buggy. It may be common or uncommon. But frankly it's a bad idea to use both. However I read PANPC uses custom scripts & this just edits base vanilla behavior so it is up for experimentation.
Edit: Testing they do work together quite well. No problems so far.
Since were past a few years since the mod authors last pinned comments, I think this specific comment is more relevant around 2019-2021 and should also be pinned to top. Especially for those lucky enough to have PACK ATTACK mod before it was removed.
Thanks for the your work on making this mod but personally i find this stealth mod to be bad for me, i cant even sneak up on any enemy with this even tho i slow walk on crouch, they detect me way to easy, im in danger even if i wasn't been seen/detected, they shoot from half mile away at me with pistols even if i'm long range sniping them and so on. I will go back on Search and Destroy stealth mod, played with it for almost 40h and it was more balanced.
This is truly one of the many of the great mods for FO4. I love how this mod makes the game more realistic with its hefty consequences for being reckless. It reminds me of Post Scriptum when it comes to realism and lethality, and I love it.
almost a DECADE later and still the best combat mod out there for fallout 4; believe me, i've tried them all and arbitration blows them all out of the water assuming quality to be a function of simplicity and effectiveness.
Is there a way to make it so when one enemy sees y or all the other ones don’t know where you are right away. It’s just too annoying g when I’m trying to be sneaky and only one guy sees me I kill him silently but everyone else knows where I am.
Follow the instructions on the last sticky post, just above. I'm sorry I used such archaic BS to do this stuff. The only things I still use here are the AI tweaks and the grenade spam fix.
can you make a standalone version for just the AI improvement? that's what I came here for but it's full of a bunch of other stuff I already have other mods for
PLS do AI mod from Starfield(I would do it myself, but I don't understand anything about it)... the opponents there are so poor that there is nowhere without a mod
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This was not ever a problem before, but I can replicate the problem myself with other people's mods.
The solution is simple: disable a few esp files at a time, save, disable some more, save. 3 or 4 at a time. Will see what I can do about this, but if I update with shorter file names it will cause more crashes since the longer file names will be missing.
I've brought up the problem in this thread at Bethesda's forums, but since my mod is one of the few that has a bunch of long file names I don't know if they'll try to address it.
Also, since half the time fog prevents you from seeing the enemy (I think the fog was put there to keep you from being able to see enemies that would not detect you due to the detection distance they have set for the game, which itself was probably to keep npcs from pwning each other all the time) you can add the following to the [General] section of your Fallout4.ini in Documents>My Games>Fallout4:
sStartingConsoleCommand=cl off;setfog 1 0
Do not put them on two separate lines, the settings you want initialized all go on that line.
cl off turns character backlighting off so everyone isn't glowing and it's harder to see npcs.
If you want the backlighting but still not the fog, just put:
sStartingConsoleCommand=setfog 1 0
If you want to compare, while ingame type setfog 0 0 to see the fog come back.
I have no idea who came up with this but I've seen it posted around.
IF YOU HAVEN'T ALREADY BEEN USING THEM, YOUR BEST BET IS NOT TO USE THEM. That said, I like them, and I use them.
I'm at the point I'd remove them but then people would install a new version and break the old version of them and it'd be even worse.
Occasionally if you reload a quicksave or autosave the game might apply the reload effect twice, you need to make a regular save and exit the game then reload.
To uninstall reload or walk speed change (version 0.3 and onward):
If you have reload or walk speed changes:
1. Uninstall the "Speed Uninstallation" file.
2. Go into the game and save.
3. You can uninstall the speed changes now, or even keep the file active. The changes won't work.
If your reload speed becomes too slow due to loading an autosave and saving/exiting the game/reloading doesn't fix it, or if you try removing above and it doesn't work:
Type player.getav 000002d3
It should be -0.30 (or 0.05 with reload perk).
If, let's say it bugged and it is at -0.60:
Use player.modav 000002d3 0.3
This will add up to -0.30.
If you uninstalled but it didn't work and it's at -0.30 still:
Use player.modav 000002d3 0.3 to add to 0.
If you have the reload speed perk it should be 0.35. In this case if the uninstall didn't work you'd probably have 0.05 reload speed and
player.modav 000002d3 0.3 would still add to 0.35.
Both mods work differently enough so as to not conflict / CTD, or make NPCs do anything derpy.
Arbitration's settings give Pack Attack a "rule set" to work with that translates super f***ing well to FO4's gameplay.
You're gonna feel like you're playing a completely new game!
Edit: Testing they do work together quite well. No problems so far.
Thanks for the info.
Should be compatible with chemfluence, right?
Thank you!
Edit: I dont believe the damage multipliers are working correctly, is it safe to uninstall these Esps without reverting back to a save without them ?