This one had a few performance levels so I went with like 2/4 and found it perfect. My machine is actually from 2010 so some of the other famous ENBs weren't an option due to performance reasons. I looked quickly through my options (which usually involved stuff building on the weather mods, which feature impractically dark nights) and stumbled upon this. As my playthrough was somewhat hardcore-ish I still got extremely tired of the loot system (and might be modding carry-weight limits out of any other Beth games) but I just can't overstate how well it worked and how much it improved the process of playing.Įnhanced Shader (ENB) - Now I was as skeptical of ENBs as the next person (shitty bloom and instagram-esque depth of field bullshit) but New Vegas looked too ugly to my eyes (last game I played was Gothic 2 so.). LootMenu is hands-down the biggest QualityofLife improvement I've experienced in a Gamebryo game. On a similar note, I put in some slight content restoration mods which (don't remember which ones) and aside from non-voiced dialog I couldn't tell which ones those were.

I had to do a bit more walking due to the reduced map-waypoints but I remember being annoyed by the layout of the Strip back in the day, and these were basically a perfect fix. The StripOpen and FreeSideOpen were the mods that most surprised me as I did not notice a single bug or flaw in their implementation. I had played the somewhat patched Vanilla FNV back in the day and it was hell, my modded F3 playthrough in 2015 was 3 times as crash-prone as these were. The result was a surprisingly crash-free and bug-free experience. Mainly wanted it for the Quality of Life improvements (+reduced Gore and ragdolls) rather than the candy or the gameplay additions (I had already played F3 with FWE so I knew what it was like) Project Nevada -there's a JSawyer Preset so I hope it didn't mess up balance too much.

Vanilla ui plus new vegas