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Ever feel like Concord and Lexington are a bit emptier than they should be? This mod lets you spawn epic battles with a mix of Raiders, Gunners, Super Mutants, Ghouls, and a few creatures in both Lexington and Concord.
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Ever feel like Concord and Lexington are a bit emptier than they should be? Not anymore. This mod lets you spawn a mix of Raiders, Gunners, Super Mutants, Ghouls, and a few creatures to create an epic battle in both Lexington and Concord.
There are 4 batch files included in the download. Install all four in your main game folder and you can choose in-game which to run:
1) Lexington.txt:“bat Lexington” console command spawns 168 bad guys at several dozen spawn points across Lexington.
2) LexingtonLight.txt:“bat LexingtonLight” console command spawns half as many enemies in Lexington.
3) Concord.txt:“bat Concord” console command spawns 157 bad guys at several dozen spawn points across Concord.
4) ConcordLight.txt:“bat ConcordLight” console command spawns half as many enemies in Concord.
Here is a video of the Concord battle:
Here is a video of the Lexington battle:
Warning: Due to the number of NPC’s generated it will likely affect your frame rate during the battle. Unless you have a good rig you might want to start with “bat ConcordLight” and "bat LexingtonLight" to make sure the performance is acceptable to you before trying “bat
Concord” or "bat Lexington".
FAQ:
Q: How to install?
A: Download manually. Place all four .txt files into your game folder where Fallout4.exe is located (not your data folder). For people using Steam the folder is usually ProgramFiles (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Fallout 4.
Q: How to uninstall?
A: Remove the four text files from your game folder.
Q: How to generate the enemies?
A: Using Lexington as an example, travel to Lexington, open the console using the ~ key, and type “bat Lexington” without the quotes, then hit enter and exit the console. The enemies will appear in a few seconds at several dozen spawn points across the city.
If you want half as many enemies to spawn instead, type “bat LexingtonLight”.
Q: How is this different than using player.placeatme console command?
A: The“player.placeatme” command places all the enemies right in front of you. This mod strategically places the enemies at dozens of spawn points across the city to make the battle more interesting, last longer, and reduce the probability of getting killed right away. It also generates the enemies with one command rather than fifty.
Q: Will the enemies attack each other?
A: Yes,different factions will attack each other, otherwise you wouldn’t survive
long. Save your game before you generate the enemies. There is a good chance of dying during these battles.
Q: How long does each battle last?
A: Depends on your weapons, number of companions, etc. Typically 5-10 minutes.
Q: Will this corrupt or crash my game?
A: There is no .esp file with this, just .txt files that place enemies in the world space, so it won’t corrupt your game. However the game engine has a limit to how much stuff can be going on at once, and the quality of your rig also matters. If the regular “bat Lexington” or “bat Concord” commands are causing problems, try the “bat ConcordLight” or “bat LexingtonLight” commands. Don’t enter the console commands until you’re in the city, or most everyone will already be dead when you get there.
There are 4 batch files included in the download. Install all four in your main game folder and you can choose in-game which to run:
1) Lexington.txt:“bat Lexington” console command spawns 168 bad guys at several dozen spawn points across Lexington.
2) LexingtonLight.txt:“bat LexingtonLight” console command spawns half as many enemies in Lexington.
3) Concord.txt:“bat Concord” console command spawns 157 bad guys at several dozen spawn points across Concord.
4) ConcordLight.txt:“bat ConcordLight” console command spawns half as many enemies in Concord.
Here is a video of the Concord battle:
Here is a video of the Lexington battle:
Warning: Due to the number of NPC’s generated it will likely affect your frame rate during the battle. Unless you have a good rig you might want to start with “bat ConcordLight” and "bat LexingtonLight" to make sure the performance is acceptable to you before trying “bat
Concord” or "bat Lexington".
FAQ:
Q: How to install?
A: Download manually. Place all four .txt files into your game folder where Fallout4.exe is located (not your data folder). For people using Steam the folder is usually ProgramFiles (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Fallout 4.
Q: How to uninstall?
A: Remove the four text files from your game folder.
Q: How to generate the enemies?
A: Using Lexington as an example, travel to Lexington, open the console using the ~ key, and type “bat Lexington” without the quotes, then hit enter and exit the console. The enemies will appear in a few seconds at several dozen spawn points across the city.
If you want half as many enemies to spawn instead, type “bat LexingtonLight”.
Q: How is this different than using player.placeatme console command?
A: The“player.placeatme” command places all the enemies right in front of you. This mod strategically places the enemies at dozens of spawn points across the city to make the battle more interesting, last longer, and reduce the probability of getting killed right away. It also generates the enemies with one command rather than fifty.
Q: Will the enemies attack each other?
A: Yes,different factions will attack each other, otherwise you wouldn’t survive
long. Save your game before you generate the enemies. There is a good chance of dying during these battles.
Q: How long does each battle last?
A: Depends on your weapons, number of companions, etc. Typically 5-10 minutes.
Q: Will this corrupt or crash my game?
A: There is no .esp file with this, just .txt files that place enemies in the world space, so it won’t corrupt your game. However the game engine has a limit to how much stuff can be going on at once, and the quality of your rig also matters. If the regular “bat Lexington” or “bat Concord” commands are causing problems, try the “bat ConcordLight” or “bat LexingtonLight” commands. Don’t enter the console commands until you’re in the city, or most everyone will already be dead when you get there.