LadyOfWinterfell

The way New Vegas ends has always kind of bothered me, just because you have to respawn to a point before finishing the story after completion. It leaves me feeling as if everything I did for the story was a waste to begin with, as nothing changes. There's a really cool mod, CAGE, that allows you to continue playing after you complete the story, but nothing actually changes. So, I'm just curious if anyone knows of a mod that actually changes the Mojave after completing the story, based on your chosen faction. Maybe just a few members of your chosen faction in towns, a few flags posted around, or anything that makes you feel as if your faction has an expanded presence.

It'd be cool to be able to create Legion settlements. Items like Legion flags, the armor they wore, etc. An entirely new faction probably isn't possible, but it'd be fun to have the items.

Hi, M48A5. Yes, I saw that, but I guess the "... in connection with content that falls within the scope of a game publishers EULA" part threw me off a little, as I wasn't entirely sure where mods fell in with that. More specifically, I didn't think third-party modifications to a company's content were covered in their EULA, aside from the generally included "we're not liable for what other people do to our game"-type information, and measures to prevent people from selling their content (mods) without the company's consent. Offering a donation for a mod, however, seemed like it wouldn't be a problem. Anyway, good to know. It only seemed right that if I'm going to request that someone do something for me, I try to compensate them for their time and effort with a donation.

Hello, everyone. I'm just curious if it's okay, or appropriate, to offer some kind of financial compensation (or incentive) in a mod request. I kind of feel like that may not only entice a modder to fulfill my request, but also just a nice gesture since it would essentially be a talented individual using their own time, and applying their skill, to create something specifically for me. I just worry it may be misinterpreted, or give a wrong impression of some kind, or something. Also, I didn't see anything about this in the rules, but if there is something, please feel free to point me there so I know for future reference. Thanks for any info :)

I think it'd be fun to have a Witcher-style chem in Fallout 4. I want my raider to be so screwed up, she thinks she's in Novigrad. I don't know if this would even be possible to create, but it might be fun if so.