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Thanks a lot, Glenstorm. This looks seriously promising.

So, I haven't had much luck with the search function on the Nexus, looking for mods that add some dungeon gameplay. By which I mean houses, train tunnels and ruins that previously contained nothing or couldn't be entered modded to have a little nest of enemies and/or mysteries, like the varies sewers and raider hideouts in Fallout 3 or the forts and caves in Oblivion. Could anybody link me to something that offers this? I'm not looking for umpteen thousand new quests with fully voiced NPCs. I honestly just want to explore and kill things.

A shame. Perhaps some brave soul will make such a model. In the meantime, Gawl, think you could make a power fists version despite the lack of a left hand model by just using the right hand model? Sure, it would look silly upon close inspection, but in the midst of combat it probably wouldn't be noticeable.

Heh, I think you guys are overthinking this, though I applaud your courage in doing so. I wasn't really thinking the left hand needed any animations or to actually attack. I just thought it would be cool if a matching power fist could be worn on the left hand. I think the main issue would be having the mesh actually appear to belong on the left hand. After all, I've seen mods that add gloves as separate items you can equip. Would it not be relatively simple to just change the model of such a glove to be a power fist or Saturnite Fist?

While playing Old World Blues I found I liked the look of a blue Power Fist (Saturnite Fist) for my melee/unarmed character who happens to be somewhat obsessed with the color blue, and thought it might look even cooler if both hands each bore the appearance of wearing a separate fist. Would this be possible? I imagine it could be difficult since there probably isn't any art for a left-handed power fist model, but I figured I'd post the idea and leave it up to the industrious modders of the Nexus to decide. Thoughts?

Red Lucy doesn't need to be made more attractive. She's fine as-is. All the NPCs are. "Attractive" mods are superfluous and stupid.

Courier 6 Power Armor Bam!

I believe this is a basic limitation of the Gamebryo engine. It has no clothing physics.

Well in a desert most of the danger from the heat is from the sun beaming down on you. You'd stay cooler and live longer with a coat/duster than you would without one.

Ooh, what's that armor the dude is wearing?

I'm new to using the GECK, but I'm working on a mod that adds a few dangerous individuals to the Mojave wasteland, including, but not limited to: A pyromaniac with a very dangerous flamer living in a much more dangerous H&H Tools Factory. A tough-as-nails, crazed Centurion. Two riot shotgun wielding mercs, one with magnum buckshot and the other with slugs. A gal sporting a laser weapon that sets you on fire something awful. All of these enemies will be statted appropriately so they have high ranks in their chosen forms of killing. Provided you're not using an overpowered weapon like the sniper rifles, they should end up being pretty tough to kill.

What armor are you referring to? Also, changing armor stats is fairly simple in the GECK. You could probably do this yourself very easily.

This sounds interesting, especially if you keep the gloves on and have long sleeves underneath. I really don't understand why all the Combat Armor in FO3 and NV lack gloves. It annoys the hell out of me.

I'd prefer to see something more like traditional tactical armor, which is also featured in Ghost in the Shell quite often. Still, the Major is win, so emulating her is also win if done right.

I think as long as the Harkonnen fires with enough force, the 40mm will fly straight, but I'm not too familiar with exactly how Havok physics work. I'm more of a Source man.