I went looking for new stuff and there is just barely anything. After roughly 20+ hours of play, I realized I was still wearing the exact same clothes as I did in hour 3. Started getting into the settlement building stuff, and just as I did, I wasn't allowed to build anymore. Only to be disappointed to read I don't gain more XP from playing on Survival. I started having some fun despite that though. I was disappointed right as I exited the Vault because there was no 'Do you want to enable Hardcore Mode?' checkbox. Not only did it not do that, it turned it down a notch. I was expecting Fallout 4 to turn it up a notch. Thought New Vegas' hardcore system was very interesting and fun (having to eat, drink, sleep). This mod adds a few collars and dog tags that you can put in your characters to make the seams “disappear”, as they will disguise them from showing.Here's my story of why I had to seek out mods for Fallout 4: loved Fallout 3. It doesn’t always appear but it makes it look as if the head isn’t really part of the body (which might be the case on a programming level, but it looks awful in terms of realism). One of the worst graphical issues with New Vegas is that weird seam between the neck and the body of your character. These are troubling times, after all, but a sense of fashion is not something to be lost. Roam the wasteland with style, my friend. Just be sure to install them properly and you’re all set to discover a whole new world of fantastic new looks for you and your character. If you’re interested in the appearance of your characters as me, then the best New Vegas clothing mods are exactly what you need.
I’m doing my best to avoid any of the mods that add “lighter” clothing to the game, if you know what I mean. But having people clothes makes you look even more intimidating…. But isn’t it even cooler to wear regular clothing in a post-apocalyptic world?
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