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Could someone, please, direct me to a tutorial on how to adjust hero special ability damage output and range (where applicable)? Also, a method for tweaking char. stamina would be much appreciated, too...

There was a mod of this kind for the vanilla game... But, it made all reloading / recoiling "Fast" by default, and it has since died (re. Iceborne). I would much like these two, specific attributes to start at a "Normal" -- thereby, allowing for more of the bowguns to be viable (with respect to their ammo sheets etc.), and without removing all related customisation. After all, and logically, only the "Wyvern", "Cluster" and "special" ammunition types should have varying reloading sequences (slower) and recoiling effects (higher), when compared to the standard bullets. All that the sometimes ridiculously slow reloading and over-exaggerated recoiling across the board was implemented for, were as ill-thought-out, artificial "balancing" tools -- because seemingly Capcom could not be bothered fine-tuning more logical aspects of these gun weapons (deviation, clip size, crafting requirements) to achieve the same ends. (thanks)

Thank you, very much, to the mod-creator: https://www.nexusmods.com/monsterhunterworld/mods/2214?tab=description

A good idea... and something that should be there by default... CRAPCOM!!

That effect would be in the game's sound files somewhere. Get the "chunk extractor", extract the hefty 40GB .chunk file, then search for information on where the character sounds are kept. From there, you could mod that file (using the relevant tools), or, if you're lucky, and the sound effect in question has its own dedicated file, you could simply rename it, or replace it with a "null" (silent) file of the same name. I'd say it wouldn't be that difficult, given there already exist character audio mods. Someone here might even know the exact file name you'd be looking for...

+1... They look ugly as heck, and it's even more annoying to have to remove them manually--once their duration expires.

The one she's wearing in Selina currently -- for the "Grand Appreciation Fest - Seasonal Event". Would love this get-up... Reminds me of Ulala from "Space Channel 5". :dance:

Same problem I'm having: trying to give Kylo Dooku's "Lightening Stun" for his "Force Freeze" (to use along side "Chuky's Asaaj Ventress" mod) -- it loads, but, the game won't allow me to choose Kylo (Ventress) -- momentary displaying a "Maximum unit number reached" when the button is pressed. Dooku also bugs out -- loads into the level, but, nothing appears (and the abilities icons seem to have "loading" icons next to them).

Excellent idea! To go even further, custom difficulties (i.e., monster HP) would be golden. A mod like this would extend the game's replayability (and make the grind feel more rewarding) -- as MH:W is generally an easy-to-moderate game, challenge-wise (aside from the OHKO cheese spikes :dry: ), and ends up feeling hella repetitive after one gets to grips with the monsters' [rote] patterns.

Yeah... I too could go for some custom FOV and camera distance mods. Failing that: a mod that allows for controller-based camera zooming -- as distinct from having to enter the 'pause' menu to accomplish thus.

Would someone be nice enough to conjure a mod that 1) darkens the nights, such that the Scoutfly lantern actually has a useful function, and 2) increase the foot-candle illumination of said lantern, in line with the increased night time darkness...? Helming from consoles, the game has the obligatory focus on *shudders* "accessibility" -- an approach that, in most cases, diminishes the game more than it improves it, and the 'light time' perpetual twilight is a glaring an example of this. (thanks)

I'd also like a mod like this... +1

Update: Okay. I see what the problems were: 1. Not using Nexus Mod Manager (does it all for you) 2. Not prefixing each mode name with a asterisk (*) in the "plugins.ini" Clearly Bugstheda changed the mod installation method somewhat since 1.4. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I'm running version 1.8 of Fallout 4 (*don't want to upgrade unless absolutely necessary, as I'm reading that people are having some issues with update 1.9... and if it works, why fix it?). I've tried to add a few mods (e.g., DB Sniper, NIN radio music, Riddick Hero Rifle), but nothing is appearing in-game. I've tried searching using the console (via the "help" command, as well as the mod-specific hex codes), but there is nothing in-game. Moreover, as with the example "DB Sniper" mod, the ammo for said weapon is not craftable in the Chemistry Station (as specified it should be, by the modder), so it's obviously not there. Now, in version 1.4 of the game (the last time I played FO4), all mods worked fine -- had scores of them running with minimal issues. However, having re-visited the game, I can't get mods to work any longer. What I've tried: • manually installed mods to "Fallout 4\data" (leaving folder structure intact, where applicable) • added the ".esp" file names to the game's mod "plugin.ini", located in "AppData\Local\Fallout 4" (ensuring that the mod entries follow the main .esm entry and "ArmorKeywords.esm") • I've edited the "Fallout4.ini" ("STRINGS\, MESHES\," etc.) and "Fallout4prefs.ini" ("bEnableFileSelection=1") in "Documents\My Games\Fallout4" • I've tried launching the game via its default launcher, its executable, Bligo's configuration tool and re-naming the executable to "Fallout4launcher.exe" (*read the last 'fix' somewhere, so I tried it ¯\_(~_~)_/¯ ). Can anyone see anywhere I may have gone wrong here? Are there any 'base' mods I'm missing (e.g., ArmorKeywords) that I might need to get mods in general working? Does the version of the game matter so much -- do I need v1.9 for any mod to work? NB: There exists a "Mods" folder now in the "data" folder of the game's directory (*wasn't there IIRC) -- what is this for? Are they required for mods now / since v1.4? Or is this just for downloading mods from Bestheda's website...? (thanks)

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