No, I’m not making this one up and yes, it is spelt like that.
This is pretty badass, but it also makes me laugh to think someone looked at this game and thought, “needs more garbage floating around in it!” Slooty Vault Jumpsuit Shell Rainĭo you ever wish that after an intense shootout, you could look down and see the massive piles of spent shell casings? Want to wade through them before claiming your victor’s spoils? Well, now you can! While the base game does have shell casing items and they do stick around for a whole 5 seconds, this mod increases that time to 10 minutes, increases their draw distance so you can see your enemy’s shells piling up too, and changes it to allow up to 1500 shells to be present at any one time. To be fair, the fish in Fallout 4 are pretty lazily skinned but also to be fair, I don’t think they were really meant to be examined. It doesn’t add fish to the water or make the fish into items or craftables, it just makes them prettier (or in some cases, uglier but in higher quality).
It adds a higher quality, more realistic pattern to the dead fish, and improves the quality of the wounds on the irradiated ones. This is a mod that literally just reskins the dead fish you find along the coastline and in Far Harbor. Don’t get me wrong, I’ve got nothing but respect for these mod creators (in fact, I installed several of these afterwards), but sometimes you just have to ask…why? Delightful Dead Fish
So here is a list of all the Fallout 4 mods I’ve found that made me laugh when I read what they do. There are mods for the tiniest little tweaks to the biggest overhauls. But during my browsing of Nexus, I’ve learned another thing about modding: it is the silliest thing in the world. I’ve tried ones that all you to scrap everything in the Fallout 4 settlements, ones that add new areas and plot, and ones that change textures to better or different ones. It can give any game a whole new life and fix things in the base game that the players didn’t love.
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