thanks mate your doing a good service, its always a big help when you have people leaving updates in very old mods for people like me to come back to play 10 yrs later lol
Wait Fallout 4 is a lot different than Skyrim. I mean I suppose if your GPU is average, yeah it would break, but I play with fps going from 90 to 120 all the time. No CTD like in forever. I remember a long while back ago I did have CTDs when going above 59 fps and I had to lock it. Idk why I don't now. Why do I keep hearing people say it needs to be below 60 and a lot of newer gamers saying it absolutely does not matter. And why I ain't I crashing like I used to when going over 59? Is this the result of F4 1.10?
Does this mod prevent everything from ending up who knows where?
Nothing is more infuriating than killing something for meat/food and not being able to find it anywhere close to where you killed it, or seeing it sliding downhill for miles like the ground is made of ice covered in pig fat..
Anything with sufficient force or pressure behind it can send a body flying. For example: Idiots trying to slash the tires of a semi/bus/other large vehicle. (Which I've personally witnessed, s#*! sounds like a bomb going off, which it basically is, considering the energy and air pressures at play.) Idiot got flung straight backwards about 10 feet into a concrete bus stop bench from the force. What compelled that homeless man to try and slash a bus' tires I cannot say but you can be sure that if he survived it he will never make that mistake again.
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There is a lightweight all-in-one version that was updated in 2024 by the legendary Qrsr
https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/76461
It has "more realistic ragdoll death physics and corpse collision".
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Nothing is more infuriating than killing something for meat/food and not being able to find it anywhere close to where you killed it, or seeing it sliding downhill for miles like the ground is made of ice covered in pig fat..
To much speed and to small to do anything else than penetrate or fragment.