Thanks for the mod! I'm on ps5 and not really using much else besides this and some weather stuff. So far it's been great and I haven't had any issues about 15 hours in. I am wondering though with the energy ammo tweak, I don't seem to use any ammo ever. It reloads but I never use any from my inventory. Or am is do they just last a really long time now?
Hate to be that guy, but do you possibly know if this would work with frost? I recently installed that pack, but I'd love to know if this would cooperate with it.
Because of how munitions works, likely wouldn't be supported, since it not only adds a bunch of ammo types but also modifies what ammo types are used where.
There are a few mods I AM going to try with this but maybe you know if they're compatible or not already. I'll make a list if you're still monitoring this thread, otherwise it'll be trial n error(mostly bc I suck at load orders). However I REALLY want your mod to work above others so i was gonna place last. One I saw, "see through scopes,"(wish that had an "all-in-one" option), but I really want to try "plunder"with it. There are more like "loyal gage"...but I have to look as I'm going to do a whole different mod style play. For .ore challenge. Another mod was "all npcs are legendary". Thanks either way, if you see this or not, have a kickazz day, stay safe and have fun!
if you want a pretty solid idea of what is definitely safe to use with Delirium, check out my mod collection "Dreadlands" (i posted a link in the description). see through scopes, is in fact, one of the mods i recommend for it. it really kicks up the immersion value in my honest opinion for that kind of thing.
as for other ones like "all npcs are legendary", i recommend avoiding that as it can potentially break the npc rebalancing of delirium (yes, i reworked those too!). havent seen or heard of "plunder", or "loyal gage". definitely trial and error to figure out stuff like that.
all in all, i recommend trying delirium without most of "those other mods" til you get a feel for things because it covers a pretty heavy spectrum of changes.
Version 4.1d is live, managed to discover that a few uniques did not correctly use the circadian effect, and fixed that. also created a pair of new unique weapons for you to find!!
I also added an in-game holotape for y'all that displays current mod version, gives you the location hints to the uniques, and what the uniques actually do!
Not a silly question at all! that's a pretty good one actually. Short answer to your question, yes it's compatible with See Through Scopes!
Long answer to your question... I'd like to take a moment to direct you to Delirium's front page for a moment. I linked a pair of mod collections that I feel work nicely with Delirium, specifically "Dreadlands". In this specific mod collection, I actually recommend See Through Scopes, as it works rather nicely and adds to the gameplay that I believe complements my mod rather well.
Even if you don't download the collections, they'll offer some insight on the kinds of mods you can expect have a reasonable chance of working with Delirium.
I hope between the short and long answers, I've helped you find the info you're looking for! HAPPY HOLIDAYS!!
Fixed a messed up map marker, and updated a pair of overlooked item descriptions missed in the update.
If you're updating directly from 4.1, you can continue your game without starting over again. If you're updating from 4.0 or older, you still need a fresh save!
great news! the mod is intended to scale rather than be "played on a designated difficulty". on lower difficulties, it will feel only a tiny bit more challenging, and offer a ton of quality of life options. on higher difficulties, it will feel exceptionally more challenging, and still offer a ton of quality of life options.
in short, i did my best to avoid any form of "gate keeping" via difficulty designation.
so, the tale of Jimmy's Point tells the story of a man struggling with his alcohol addiction. since it focuses exclusively in the far harbor DLC, i'd suggest checking out the major gossip den in town <3
alternatively, scour around and inside jimmy's house. you might find something if you check high and low!
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you should *NEVER* try to run multiple overhauls together. you will only break your game.
if you want a pretty solid idea of what is definitely safe to use with Delirium, check out my mod collection "Dreadlands" (i posted a link in the description).
see through scopes, is in fact, one of the mods i recommend for it. it really kicks up the immersion value in my honest opinion for that kind of thing.
as for other ones like "all npcs are legendary", i recommend avoiding that as it can potentially break the npc rebalancing of delirium (yes, i reworked those too!).
havent seen or heard of "plunder", or "loyal gage". definitely trial and error to figure out stuff like that.
all in all, i recommend trying delirium without most of "those other mods" til you get a feel for things because it covers a pretty heavy spectrum of changes.
Version 4.1d is live, managed to discover that a few uniques did not correctly use the circadian effect, and fixed that.
also created a pair of new unique weapons for you to find!!
I also added an in-game holotape for y'all that displays current mod version, gives you the location hints to the uniques, and what the uniques actually do!
Enjoy!
It might be a silly question but I'm a relative noob to the modding compatibility game
Is see through scopes supported? or at least will it work okay without breaking anything?
If not are there any alternatives that I could use?
Short answer to your question, yes it's compatible with See Through Scopes!
Long answer to your question...
I'd like to take a moment to direct you to Delirium's front page for a moment.
I linked a pair of mod collections that I feel work nicely with Delirium, specifically "Dreadlands".
In this specific mod collection, I actually recommend See Through Scopes, as it works rather nicely and adds to the gameplay that I believe complements my mod rather well.
Even if you don't download the collections, they'll offer some insight on the kinds of mods you can expect have a reasonable chance of working with Delirium.
I hope between the short and long answers, I've helped you find the info you're looking for!
HAPPY HOLIDAYS!!
Version 4.1 IS NOW LIVE!
Change Logs
P.S. The new story starts in Concord!
HAPPY HOLIDAYS!!
Fixed a messed up map marker, and updated a pair of overlooked item descriptions missed in the update.
If you're updating directly from 4.1, you can continue your game without starting over again. If you're updating from 4.0 or older, you still need a fresh save!
Cheers!
on lower difficulties, it will feel only a tiny bit more challenging, and offer a ton of quality of life options.
on higher difficulties, it will feel exceptionally more challenging, and still offer a ton of quality of life options.
in short, i did my best to avoid any form of "gate keeping" via difficulty designation.
hope that clarifies!
so, the tale of Jimmy's Point tells the story of a man struggling with his alcohol addiction. since it focuses exclusively in the far harbor DLC, i'd suggest checking out the major gossip den in town <3
alternatively, scour around and inside jimmy's house. you might find something if you check high and low!