10 Mods to Create My Perfect Fallout 4

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There's a Terminator mod that makes one hunt you and one protects you that literally changes the style of the game. Sleeping gives the assassin a chance to catch-up to you aswell as fast travel. It's also a gen5 synth making it difficult to fight with 3 difficulties that stack on the vanilla difficulties. Making you decide if fast travel and sleeping are actually worth it at the time. And killing it is near impossible. Making playthroughs just that much more difficult and immersive.

After my 3k+ hours on Fallout 4, in my humble opinion, CBBE and Sim Settlements (1 or 2) are my absolute musts. The settlement building was so lackluster in Fallout 4, and Sim Settlements really stepped into that void. And CBBE - well, it goes without saying why everyone needs this mod.

Raw Input is the one mod I will not play without. Fixes mouse input and makes my shots more reliable

I like the mod Journey as a fast travel system. Can fast travel only between settlements you've set supply lines up between. Can also send stuff to settlements if you meet a caravaner (to the two he travels between). Transporting stuff that way costs a fee, which is fine, but I do wish it was determined by weight rather than by the value of the stuff being sent as that feels more logical.

Great video. Please do 10 more of your essential mods that you play with on your load order.

Essential for me is Live Dismemberment. Makes targeting limbs worth it and i use the deadly headshots feature too. I imagine combined with the above, it makes for tactically blowing off limbs to neutralize enemies as needed.

CBBE is absolutely essential for any Fallout game. 😳

Ay nice didn't expect to see Koubitz mentioned in this video

That was my comment <3 yippie!!! You make such good informative videos! Despite me noticing now I wasn't subscribed IVE NEVER MISSED AN EPISODE lol

Navigating though the sea of mods on Xbox & learning mod orders trying to find the perfect combination, Start Me Up Redux has been a gamechanger. Starting off a new playthrough as a drifter in the Boylston Club was my first experience with the mod. So cool being able to start with gear/levels open while still keeping it immersive is just amazing! Also using Random Encounter Framework and LEO(legendary effect overhaul) just makes each run feel fresh. If you're a fellow hoarder/collector like me, I'd also recommend New Bobbleheads, You're Extra Special, & Kentaros Framework/Magazines. Just be careful of Kentaros Treasures as it can cause instant crashes in Far Harbor =(

I had no idea Redux was pronounced 're-ducks'. I was especially stunned when fact-checking. I thought it was pronounced the same as Redo and thought the word was rooted in French. So wrong was I. Still, they mean the same thing, Redux is just fancier XD

In stead of start me up I like using the Mod Another Life where you can start up in the Brotherhood from the Pridwin or Play as a Gunner and the Gunner faction aren't enemy and won't go hostel same if you plat as a Raider.

"Uploaded 6 seconds ago" that was lucky 😂

Hey Juice have you got any current Skyrim SE mods to spotlight? I notice most other showcase channels just hit top of the month.

5 to 10 Mods, lol my counter on Mod organiser 2 just hit 135 oh and just an FYI, I've not found/installed 135 by choice, its that a lot of mods require up to 5 or 6 or more other mods just to make em function and even more if one wants full functionality.

When the sponsor popped up I thought that was the "different fo4 experience" you play 😂

1. Tactical Tablet - I can no longer stand vanilla pip-boy, nor the Pip-pad mod. Once you use TT for a few minutes, you're never going back. 2. Looks Menu, Looks Menu Customization Compendium, HD skin & face textures, eye mods/fixes, hair mods, teeth mods/fixes, skeletal mods/fixes, CBBE, BodySlide + presets...essentially the necessities for creating better character appearance. Looking at your character with every conversation, I want to like the look they have. 3. The Midnight Run (TMR) basic modlist - FO4 requires so many bug fixes, tweaks and tools to get it running stable and smooth, that I always start with TMR's basic mod list and then build upon that with any other mods that enhance the game. 4. Sailboat Abode - I only play survival (no fast travel), so this mod brings all of the right aspects without breaking immersion or introducing fast travel in a way that 'cheats' (IMHO). You have a limited number of docking spots, it has to be on the water (except the dry dock in Concorde), travel isn't instaneous you get actual cutscenes of your boat pulling away from your docking location, and you cannot teleport the boat to wherever you are, you have to return to where you left it to use it. The boat provides all of the necessities that a settlement does (beds, stove, water, storage, workbenches, even a shower and toilet if you couple with CWSS) except crops, so if you wanted to forego settlement building and just want to go around doing missions, the boat truly becomes your traveling home and the only 'settlement' you need. Lastly, you aren't gifted this boat/home by some NPC, it doesn't require membership to some faction or just have it given to you by the game from the outset. You have to travel to FH and find it, take ownership of it and then it becomes yours, meaning that it doesn't become available until you not only can survive long enough to get to FH, but it isn't just sitting in some easy to get place, you'll actually have to go a fair distance, through some areas that would present a challenge for any low level character and then you have to go through some enemies to access the boat.

Man I'm so glad I never got the trash update if somehow I'm forced I will not play FO4 without mods anymore, vanilla won't cut it

The FallUi series and Complex Sorter are immediate thoughts on my must haves