Fallout 3 Survival Mode Mod
We now have a better idea of how Fallout 76's new PvP mode, which Bethesda has been teasing for a while, will work. It's called survival mode, and it's separate from the main game (which is now. We now have a better idea of how Fallout 76's new PvP mode, which Bethesda has been teasing for a while, will work. It's called survival mode, and it's separate from the main game (which is now.
Hey y'all, so I know that some of you might be groaning and thinking, 'great, another person that can't take a few minutes to search the forums'. But I've followed FO3 modding for awhile, so I am familiar with most of the 'main' mods out there. I've played FO3 on 360 and finally am getting a gaming PC.
What I'm looking for is opinions on, based on your experience, what works best together to achieve a certain sort of game. Here's what I'm looking for in my modded game:1) A bleak, unforgiving wasteland - 'Fellout' is not for me. Unlike many, I WANT the gameworld to be an ugly, destroyed place - full of brutal violence and hopelessness. This also means no 'cleaned-up' NPCs or textures. Everyone and everything should be covered in dirt, rust and grime. There should be a polluted haze in the air, making all areas seem sickly and inhospitable. Opinions on best weather, shader, texture, and/or miscellanious mods to achieve this would be greatly appreciated.
2) A challenging, desperate gameplay experience - one big problem I had with vanilla was the over-abundance of guns - where's all that ammo coming from? I'd like to constantly be scrounging for ammo, and actually have a use for my melee. HOWEVER!!! I don't want 'eat and sleep' mods - just not my style. In that way I differ from many immersionists. I am familiar with the main gameplay overhauls - looking for opinions on what works best for people.3) Some added realism tweaks - more people around the wasteland, more realistic settlements (there's no way a town with no walls would survive their first raider attack). Maybe less raiders in general (unrealistic). Again, I know there are many mods for that sort of thing, just wanted people's input on their own favorites.
I will absolutely be dikeing around with my own mod list, but anyone who cares to throw their two cents in the ring could potentially save me a ton of time, seeing as I've never actually 'gotten my hands dirty' with mods. Thanks!
The console is fully disabled when playing on a Survival mode save (from the beta). There is no way to enable it I've seen, either from the .ini settings or by changing the keyboard bindings or even the launch options. It seems that the console is only disabled in Survival mode -- in Normal difficulties the console is available and usable.
How can I re-enable the console in Survival mode?
To note, the Fallout 4 PC version is considerably very buggy. There are numerous spots where players can get stuck; console commands make getting out of these 'traps' possible. Without console commands, it may be possible to get stuck and never get out.
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Update:
A mod has been released that lets you enable survival mode multiple times. There is no .esp file, so no workaround is needed to load the mod. Now you can disable survival mode, use the console, and then re-enable survival. Note that all the survival stats (hunger, thirst, etc) will be reset.
Bethesda has disabled the console for the beta Survival mode as can be seen here and here (from an official Bethesda source).
There is currently no known workaround. Since it is disabled intentionally as a feature to prevent cheating, it is likely hard-coded and not changeable through modifying config files, as that would defeat the purpose.
If you want to enable mods and / or a few console commands here's how!
http://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/11479/?
(Just read the description on the page and u can have mods on survival mode!)
During survival mode there is no way to enable the console..
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Works beautifully, simply re-enables the console no strings attached.