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Not sure where you got that idea - I certainly never liked them. Not many factions that I do 100% like actually. Probably just the NCR.

An update on the mod I need voices for - The role of the investigator has been filled, and I've made another new character, so I still need two roles acted. Since I saw that others were doing it I made a Casting Call page so you can see the roles for yourself (you don't necessarily have to audition there, you can also send me a PM here on Nexus if you want.) https://www.castingcall.club/projects/the-unholy-lands

Hello, at the moment I need two voice actors, one male and one female. The male character is a bit of a scientist, and an investigator. I would want him to sound impatient with the player, and focused primarily on his work. Maybe a bit similar to Dr. Hildern from "There Stands the Grass" The female character is a bit like a fortune teller, who feels a personal connection to the place she lives in. I would want her voice to sound like that of an artist/day-dreamer. Be sure to PM me if you want to voice either of these characters, thanks.

There shouldn't be any issues with that. I've played Skyrim and have added mods mid-playthough countless times without issue - mainly what is much more problematic is removing mods from your load order. Re-sorting your load order shouldn't cause issues unless it's done incorrectly (like putting a mod above it's master, etc.) The game handles changed load orders perfectly fine - but missing mod files from something that was removed can actually cause issues. In other words, don't worry about adding mods or changing your load order (as long as you do it correctly - LOOT makes it easy), but do be incredibly cautious if you plan to remove something. I hope that helps.

For most mods, it's fine to add them mid-playthrough. You do have to look out for certain mods though. Mainly, mods that alter the vanilla game like overhauls (simple retextures/model replacers are no worries though), or just really big/heavily scripted mods. To be safe, always check the mod's description to see if it specifically says anywhere that you shouldn't add it in the middle of a playthrough. And yes it's good to keep an eye out for conflicts. I recommend sorting your load order with LOOT any time you add a new mod. After adding anything, it's always worth it to load up the game and test its stability before actually moving on with your playthrough. Never overwrite a good clean save immediately after adding a mod, just in case.

I like anything surreal and dream-like. David Lynch is a huge inspiration to me, as well as Oneohtrix Point Never. A fair amount of the stuff in my mods are inspired by them. Oh, and I also really like Mint and Chip ice cream.

Just finished The Punisher on Netflix. Definitely one of my new favorites, the characters are awesome and there is plenty of good, brutal action - just the way it should be, considering how it's The Punisher, after all. From what I've seen on the internet, it seems like it is one of those shows that is well-loved by audiences, but not by critics. Of course though, it's definitely not a show for pretentious critics, lol.

Hit The next person has studied another language! (if it's a hit then feel free to share)

I actually really liked Boone's quest "I Forgot to Remember to Forget". I just like his backstory and it felt good to be a badass team taking down waves of the Legion. "Come Fly with Me" is a close second, and I think it's a favorite for a lot of people. "Heist of the Centuries" would probably be my favorite from the DLCs as Dead Money is just the best. Also, starting a thread about favorites without posting your own favorites? Never seen that before :P

Here's where I am currently at with caps and beers: https://imgur.com/a/714vzzY Also I have tons of unsold stuff so I probably have a net worth of ~100k at the moment! Currently I am at Jacobstown, now reaching the mid-point of vanilla Mojave stuff - still have all the DLC's and modded stuff to go through. Nice! I wonder how many you could put into a room before the game crashes, lol.

Funnily enough, I have already collected a ton of cigarettes and haven't sold them yet! I guess I could partially do the alcohol thing as well - I'll keep the beers and stash them in my suite. I wonder how many cigs and beers I'll have by the end of the run :P

Oh I believe you for sure - I can definitely see how it is more than possible with just how much clutter is lying around the wasteland. I imagine it can be taken even further when you blast through a bunch of dungeons with the Them's Good Eating perk and basically pick up everything in sight. I'm gonna take it a step further, making it a "kill everything" run as well. (Well, that part is after I do all the quests of course.) I am hoping that my 5 million goal will be achieved after all this but we'll see, lol.

Well there's a new goal for me! Currently i'm at 45k, but that's after spending 20k on the SPECIAL stat implants. I'm still at an early point in the playthrough and I don't have the two big money-making perks (Jury Rigging and Them's Good Eating). I imagine that after getting those perks I'll start to get ridiculous caps - I guess I am setting the new goal at 5 million. Let's see if that is way too crazy of a goal or not, lol.

Ah of course, the casinos :laugh: I think that's pretty much another guaranteed 50k or so overall! That also reminded me of the Sierra Madre vault - I definitely have to make sure I get out with as many gold bars as possible!! (though I won't do anything cheaty - I'll make sure I leave the vault without being overencumbered). I will be updating this thread with how many caps I manage to get at various points in the playthrough. My personal end-goal is at least one million but let's see if I can surpass that!

Hey everyone, I'm currently doing a "Caps Maniac" playthrough where I basically try to get as many caps as humanly possible. I'm using a combo of mods to help make this more feasible, like my own "Light Clutter" mod as well as plenty of mods that add dungeons, interiors, etc. to the game for me to get more loot from. It's also going to be a super evil playthrough as I basically ransack the entire wasteland of everything that isn't nailed down. Currently, very early on in the playthrough, I have already gotten 30k caps which i'm gonna end up spending on most of the implants at the NV medical clinic. I'm also aware of three massively important perks which I need to get ASAP - the survival one that adds the high value food drops and the two carry-weight boosters. Any tips for me on my quest to get a stupidly massive pile of bottlecaps? Also, what is the most caps you have had at one point in your own playthroughs? Update: Here's my current stack of caps. Nellis is a huge treasure trove. It's been a super pain hopping between merchants to sell all this stuff lol. https://imgur.com/P9EGbpf