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More realistic AI in general would be nice, but by like level 40 or whatever you're so OP that you'd never see a raider again. Would be cool in conjunction with a rebalancing mod though.

I didn't like that either. After I was done with the main quest, I had barely seen any of the areas on the map, and I only had maybe half a dozen side quests queued up to do at that point. The older games did a much better job of presenting side quests and areas; as I've seen others mention, it was much more common to find a note or NPC or something that would lead you into a much larger storyline, whereas in FO4 most seem to just present lore. Even a 'we're at a dead end, go do other stuff for awhile' type of thing, a la Caius in Morrowind, would have been welcome in my opinion.

You can't compare any of the fusion devices used in the Fallout Universe to real-life reactors, because currently existing reactors are all fission reactors. The specifics of how a fusion core or fusion cell would degrade or emit radiation is up to the imagination of the game makers, but it's besides the point anyway because it's obvious in the game lore that the radiation issues in Fallout stem from the bombs dropped during the war, not the reactors.

Well the entire aesthetic of Fallout is more in line with what it would be like like a decade or two after a nuclear exchange, not 200. The latent radiation, still-edible canned and boxed foods, and all the buildings being in relatively good condition (everything would be much more overgrown after 200 years). My advice would be to just accept it all as 'Falloutisms'.

I'm using a combination of Fallout 4 Seasons, True Storms and Nuclear weather to make the Commonwealth a wintery hell, but some of the NPCs are still wearing T-shirts and stuff. Is there a mod that can be used to make NPCs use a particular type of clothing, in this case warm winter jackets and such? I'd ask on the Seasons page but it would seem the mod author is having some issues and may not continue development on it. Thanks.