You gotta loot more all that useless clutter is now suddenly important (besides crafting) and worth scrutinizing. or jeapordize the last of my health and ammo? Thank god for Portable Bedrolls and Campfires! Do I go deeper into these tunnels and maybe find a place to sleep. This can create tense and awesome situations where you must compromise.

food, water, and sleep requirements adjusted to fit the 24 hour timescale more realistically. Fewer skill points on level up and less Special at the beginning of the game, to force more specialized characters that aren't on the cusp of Call of Duty-esque I CAN DO EVERYTHING EVER BECAUSE I'M JUST THE SHIT status Nor can you instantly heal yourself and automagically fix broken limbs. completely retooled combat balance and iron sights feel - the game plays more like a midway point between Fallout and a proper FPS. I had once posted a short list of changes that my modlist and configurations made to my F:NV experience:

There's also stuff like A World of Pain, Signature Weapon, Fallout Character Overhaul, Project Nevada, EVE, Electro-City, JIP Selective Fire, and Run The Lucky 38, which I'd never play without. There's a bunch of graphics mods in there, as well as weapon mods that necessitated a bashed patch. I can highlight the ones I deem vital, if you want.

The New Bison Steve Hotel and Lucky Casino In the meantime, here's an incomplete list of mods I used on my last Fallout: New Vegas playthrough: two-hundred-or-so mods, tracking or bookmarking the ones that sound interesting as you go. Honestly, your best bet (and you're gonna hate this) is to go to the New Vegas Nexus, and - one by one - go through each mod category's top.

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